hated buchanan. >> not everyone hated buchanan. after all he was elected president in 1856. but the northern democrat's sympathies with the slave holding south exacerbated long simmering tensions setting the yet at wheatland they're not quite so hard on the guy. where would you put james buchanan in the ranking? >> probably 42nd. he had an opportunity to write a book. don't they all write a book. >> if buchanan is remembered at all, it's for being the bachelor president. the only one never to marry. >> lot's just get this out of way right now. what was the deal with james buchanan. >> he did have a bad relationship early on. >> maybe so. >> there is no evidence to say he was gay. there its no evidence off to prove he was a heterosexual either. >> but there its plenty of evidence that he knew how to throw a great party. >> inaugural ball, 6,000 people showed up. >> buchanan had quite a resume. >> both houses of the legislature, both houses of congress. ambassador to russia, ambassador to great britain

what does buchanan get right? >> what he gets right is not much, to tell you the truth. >> upon leaving washington, it is said that buchanan told incoming president, abraham lynn kon. entering the white house as i shall feel on returning to wheatland. you are a happy man indeed. >> he said to friends and family alike, i could well be the last president of these united states. now if you follow me. >> still at 91, betty nowman doesn't plan on abandoning buchanan or his home any time soon. >> i think this hour keeps me young. >> the candidate did something right. >> ha-ha-ha. >> some places have probably fly the americang election. puerto rico, guam and am cerica samoa. >> mr. chairman, hello, world. hello, america. >> of all of the delegations at the republican national convention. only one introduced itself to american samoa, yes correct pronunciation, an often overlooked collection of islands in the south pacific. it's been a u.s. territory since 1900. and yet, a lot of people there have no idea where this place

>> but jackson hated buchanan. >> hated. >> of course, not everyone hated buchanan. after all, he was elected president in 1856. but this northern democrats' sympathies with the slave holding south exacerbated long simmering tensions, setting the stage for the civil war. >> yet at wheat land, they are not quite so hard on the guy. buchanan in the ranking of the 43 men who have occupied t oval office? >> probably 42nd. >> he had opportunity to write a book. don't they all write a book. >> if buchanan is remembered at all, it's for being the bachelor president. the only one never to marry. >> let's just get this out of the way right now. >> okay. >> what was the deal with james buchanan? >> he did have a bad relationship early on. his fiance probably committed suicide. >> because he was gay? >> well, maybe so. >> there is no evidence to say he was gay. but there is no evidence to prove that he was a heterosexual either. >> but there is plenty of evidence he knew how to throw a great party. >> he threw the best party of the middle part of the 19th century, the inaugural

buchanan backed that decision. and his undoing. >> he feared that if you handled the issue of slavery too robustly that it would create what he believed would be the end of the union, secession. >> and that is exactly what happened. after lincoln's election, but before his inauguration, seven states seceded while a presided. >> when all of these states start seceding, when the country is falling apart, what is his reaction? >> his biggest reaction is his friends are leaving him. because many of his cabinet are southerners and many of his friends are southerners. >> so his biggest reaction is personal one like, guys i thought we were all friends. >> yeah, i thought we were all friends. >> the ensuing civil war would become known as buchanan's war. >> what does buchanan get right? >> well, what he gets right is not >> upon his, upon leaving washington, it is said that buchanan told incoming president abraham lincoln, sir if you are as happy in entering the white house as i shall feel on returning to wheat land, you a

also a cultural message, the pace of change, again it brings me right back to 1997 been with pat buchanan in western pennsylvania and is still time. where they were on hard time, the closing closing down effects automation and all the economic effects have been around for a while but this idea that we grew up with a certain set of promises that are being taken away from us and we want this back and we see that bold specifically in places where donald trump is working hard, eastern ohio western pennsylvania where they have been specifically hard-hit with closings and changing the economic landscape but we also see it in a nostalgia for an older time that takes hold among people who are making over 100,000 dollars a year and are basically better fitting in the current economy. so it's both a specific feeling people have about their economic situation and one that's more general that really doesn't have links to people specific pocketbook concerns cousin they're doing okay. >> so many of these themes pop up in your retelling of history, go back to jackson time, the pat buchanan time, one thi

dale buchanan, giving us a glimpse of what it's like to grow up in a military family. >> the military has always been utmost respect for our troops. they do the most. and my mom had actually went to war one year, and she ent to iraq, and so that was one of the hardest times for me. you know, you just don't know what's going on the next day, things like that, but thank god i'm blessed that she came back safe. and, you know, i'm fortunate. like i said, i have the utmost respect for military personnel. they put their life on the line every day. >> something tells me dale would be pumped up sunday. it should be a good one as the san francisco 49ers come to town. don't have tickets? no problem, watch the game with us right here on fox 10. it's a two for one special, not one but two games right here on fox 10, of course extended highlights and post-game coverage on sports night on sunday night. much more on football and thanks to the sun devils, what todd graham had to say after a fourth the sun devils. >>> coming up at 5:00, one day after his trip to the white house, president elect trump

[ laughter ] pat buchanan on cable. shoulda done that joke on cable. dolls are big this year. >> oh! >> what happened to the cabbage patch doll? is that old hat? >> that's out. >> what's the big, hot-- >> teddy ruxpin. >> kenny ruspick, the talking teddy bear? that's still big this year? there's a pee wee herman doll? [ laughter ] have you seen, seriously, the new jim and tammy dolls? [ laughter ] you wind 'em up... [ laughter ] tammy goes shopping, and jim makes a move on barbie. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] and the jerry falwell doll takes over the box. anyway, you're in a good mood. we got great show for you tonight. we have a doozy tonight. a doozy? mr. david steinberg, one of the cleverest man in the business. [ applause ] the comedienne making her first appearance on "the tonight show," her name is jann karam. jan is with us. and an interesting story, six or eight months was not an actor at all. but he was on a plane trip coming out, some guy talked to him, ended up doing a show called "frank's place." don yesso is with us tonight. stay w

then finally settled in buchanan's favor in mid-june. back in hull, we tried to speak with walls to get her side of the story. >> i just wanted to see if we could talk to you about what's going on with the tenant issue here at the house. >> reporter: that day we learned the court did the talking for walls. a judge found in her favor and that she had the right to remain in the house. greg and mark struck again unable to proceed until they linda walls. >> we just want the house back. we want her out, we want the house so we can fix it in. >> those homeowners tell me as of today linda walls has yet to move out of their home. she told fox 25 that she got the restraining order because the landlord was rude to her. she continues to live in their home rent free. i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >>> tens of thousands of new york city marathon. 19-year-old -- became the youngest man in history to win the new york city marathon with the time of two hours, seven minutes and 51 seconds. tatiana mcfadden swept the four major marathons by winning new yo

the reason it was an issue was patrick buchanan was on the ticket, very controversial. he had been associated with anti-semitic statements and organizations and many jewish american voters voted for him. it was unlikely that is who they intended to vote for. this was a heavily democratic aereo. that was one of the issues they gave rise. it was not just in florida. we have learned in many parts of the country how poor the actual machinery of our election process and that is in part because we leave it to local government who is often strapped for cash and did not have the funds they needed or the manpower they needed to have the system.data we have shifted more and more to electronic voting. host: was there ever a resolve of the ballots that were in question? was there ever a result of who would have one? byst: there were recounts newspaper organizations. most of them from what i have seen showed that al gore did have more votes. in awas pretty consistent lot of the findings that came after the election was all -- over. host: democrats line. caller: thank you for taking

vern buchanan will get his sixth term. he wins big over democratic challenger jan schneider... 59 percent to 40 percent. a big upset in the race for hillsborough county state attorney last night. incumbent "mark ober" ?lost to newcomer andrew warren. it was a tight one... warren got 50 percent, ober got just 49 percent. ober had been and... hillsborough county clerk of court "pat frank" is not retiring yet. the democrat beats attorney and former tv reporter eric seidel... 53 to 46 percent. frank wins her ?fourth term in office at the age of 86. and her 87th birthday... is later this week. and of course there are ?many other local races we didn't have time to mention. you can see them scrolling across the bottom of your screen right now... and throughout the morning. and we'll also have all the results listed on our website, "fox 13 news dot com." and of course our election coverage continues all morning ng us in studio starting at seven... to go over all the numbers. and people in orlando got a colorful way to see the elec

again though i feel like it brings me right back to 1997 being with pat buchanan in western pennsylvania in the steel town that, you know, they were on hard times. the closing down and the effects of manufacturing changing in automation at all the economic effects have been around for a while. but anyway this idea that we grew up with a certain set of promises that are being taken away from us and we want those back. we see that both specifically and places where donald trump is working hard ohio, western pennsylvania where they been specifically hard hit with closings and changing economical landscape. we also see in a kind of nostalgia for an older time that takes hold among people are making over $100,000 a year and a basically benefiting. it's both a specific feeling that people have about the economic situation and one that's just much more general that does have any links to give people specific pocketbook concerns because they're doing okay. >> host: some of these themes pop up in your telling of history, and we go back to the jackson period, certainly the pat buchanan appeared. o

that makes up bremer, buchanan and rural black hawk counties. in district 34, democratic incumbent liz mathis, of cedar rapids won against her republican challenger. mathis beat rene gadelha 56 to 44% in one of the more contentious state senate races for 2016. and in district 48, republican incumbent dan zumbach, of ryan, beat out 2 challengers with 63% of the vote. district 48 covers delaware, northern linn and northwest jones county. republicans also unseated now-former deomcratic senate majority leader mike gronstal. we talked with iowa gop chair jeff kauffman about the shift in power last night. gronstal was not only a more than 30-year veteran of the iowa legislature. kaufmann told us what he believes happened. "honestly, you can't just single handedly and unilaterally stop legislating that's coming from one gronstal did over and over again. i honestly think people got it" we'll take a look at the state house election results, coming up in our next half hour. according to the iowa crop progress report, 86 percent of corn is off the fields.

that makes up bremer, buchanan and rural black hawk counties. in district 34, democratic incumbent liz mathis, of cedar rapids won against her republican challenger. mathis beat rene gadelha 56 to 44% in one of the more contentious state senate races for 2016. and in district 48, republican incumbent dan zumbach, of ryan, beat out 2 challengers with 63% of the vote. scott peterson, the democrat, earned 33% district 48 covers delaware, northern linn and northwest jones county. again several of those seats going to republicans, helping them get control of the iowa senate. now turning to some of the iowa house results... in house district 55 republican michael bergen beat democrat pat ritter 57% to 43%. that district covers part of winneshiek, fayette, and clayton county. neither one of those candidates have run before. in iowa house 56 which covers democratic incumbent patti ruff lost to republican kristi hager. hager walked away with 67% of the vote. looking at iowa house district 57. republican shannon lundgren just barley beat and democrat tom

look, buchanan, if you're here for a recommendation to the commissioner'r' office, i'm just finishing up the paperwork right now. -ah, i appreciate that, sir, but, ah, maybe you should hear what i have to say first. -ok. -w-wl, i don't know what that has to do with anything. do youou -no, sir. i don't. -so,o,'ll just send this paperwork in as is. fair enough? -yes, sir. -now, if you'll excuse me, i'm kind of busy. i said i'm busy. [theme music] -you think i killed duggan? -well, if you di i'm going to have to bust you for it. -you stay out of my face. -sit down! -i'm not looking for any trouble. -well, you found it. -why didn't you tell me joe was back on drugs? -ma, i don't know that he's on drugs. -i swear to you. i'm clean. -yeah, well, you damn well better be. -i'm not talking about rehab, here. i'm talking about a murder. think about that.

. >>> the nfl's salute to service award is linebacker dan buchanan. >> the military is just part of my life, and i have the utmost respect for the troops. my mom actually went to war one year. that was one of the hardest times. you just don't know what's going on. safe. >> the cardinals are back at it, trying to make that divisional title push, playoff push hosting a very bad 49ers team sunday. >>> coming up at 6:30, it is like christmas every day for a valley cancer patient. his one ? ? what? is he gone?? finally, i thought he'd never leave... tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.m.? no... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save . tv character: taking selfies in the kitchen >>> happy thursday everybody. great pictures this afternoon. the beautiful desert out there, nothing better in arizona. beautiful pictures, take a look at this, lake havasu. here's the way it looked just about 15 minutes ago. this is a live look in our neighborhood. just gorgeous, sunset alert taking place. temperatures in the lower

buchanan, now you tell them that calder -i think we can do it, sarge. we have evidence linking him to eight of the murders, he's confessed to two others and laid out the details, but sanger-- -would he have some sort of special relationship with this sissy, sanger? -are you absolutely certain that sanger was gay, sal, or would you just call that your special intuition? -[inaudible]. -look, is there anything in the sanger murder that differentiates from the other killings? -it follows the same mo. righghdown the line. -oh, wait just a second, sal. sanger did not have the same mo as the other victims. -and what does that mean? -he had a good-paying job, lived in an expensive condominium in brentwood with the same man for the last 10 years. all the other r ctims were hustlers and drug addicts. -so, look, sal. did you lump sanger with the other murders ed and he wanted to get his jollies, so he went out to find some rough street trade. found the wrong guy. there's nothing that says that isn't the way it happened. -i can't believe that drasso thinks calder's

we showed you this going on ahead of the bay bridge toward buchanan.i did get word from chp there has been a deadly crash there. sounds like a person walking on the freeway. this is the second such incident since midnight. we'll show you the live camera i have. we are concerned for the traffic break. that may have occurred already. they may have been able to clear in most of the lanes. we are tracking this. there are low clouds in the area. the head lights are coming in either direction. the travel times are not showing any slowing. a gradual build coming out of richmond. more travel times for that tri-valley where there is fog out of the altamont pass. we'll continue to track berkeley. back to you. >>> up next, caltrans wants to make your commute more comfy. the way they are planning to ease overcrowding. >>> can paying with a credit card cost you more? the answer may surprise you. alg."=rs 9==nt/== ifou ve conmea >>> can a store force you to pay more when using a charge card? yes. a federal court allows surcharges. the attorney general is appealing.

gavin buchanan memorial foundation held a fundraiser to raise money to provide them gear. when hail and heavy rain came down in june... rescue workers jumped in to save drivers trapped in dangerous flood waters. " i was in world war two, and thats what it reminded me of just now" the flood waters rose faster than devito's car could handle. all of a sudden, devito and his passanger marie lamay were stranded in the middle of the the car. he wasn't the only one. car after car tried to drive through the rushing water on green valley parkway... but they ended up just like devito and lamay... adding to the chaos. swift water rescue crews had to go in. they pulled 8 people out. this year was full of countless officer involved shootings across the nation... violent protests... and community outrage. when three baton rouge police officers were killed... a local little girl wanted to act. she was small... but her ambition was mighty. fox5's cyndi lundeberg now with a look back at a toddler who brought hope... through lemonade. a little g

we had one bachelor was it james buchanan from pennsylvania. >> third time is a charm. >> apparentlylania said as first lady she wants to dedicate herself to stopping cyber bullying and increasing civility. how ironic. >> she want to focus on mother hood, that kind of thing. that is wonderful. baron is ten. he will be in the the white house. he is one of the youngest kid we have even being in the white house is that right. >> mallia was same age but youngest boy since jfk era when john/john was in there as a little will guy. >> i believe i have been confirmed that james buchanan was a bachelor, i believe he is from pennsylvania and he is considered one of the worst president of the all time. >> it is true. >> it is true, the worst. >> he basically was into slavery and basically started the civil war. thanks, jim. >> hopefully we're in the back there again, goodness sakes. have a good day. tomorrow is friday. >> yes. >> boom. ♪this holiday season, my good friend gave to me♪ ♪7 powerball tickets ♪6 match 6 chances ♪5 cash 5s ♪4 cash 4 lifes ♪3 pick 3s ♪2 mega millions (joe) happy holid

senate district 32 which covers bremer, buchanan, southern hawk counties. the incumbent -- is the democratic senator brian schoenjahn. his challenger this year- republican craig johnson. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh tells us more about their campaigns. both candidates for senate disitrict 32 put candidate brian schoenjahn- a former teacher himself-says he knows the value of a proper eduation. "that is the way iowa has "that is the way iowa has always operated, our priority has been education." his republican opponent-candidate craig johnson puts just but wants to scale back government control. "having the knowledge they do, they can best solve their issues right at the local level" another pressing issue for both candidates? mental health services in the state of iowa. senator schoenjahn noting concern over the recent closure of mental health institutes. two of four remaining in the state of iowa-one being in his district of indepndence. "we have two bed per 100,00 people and half those beds are become the de-facto mental health institutions in the state would

westbound 580 beyond buchanan, the foil location we are hearing so it would be beyond the 80 merge but eastbound 80 is slow and beyond that, we are hear they will likely shut down the westbound 80 ramp to westbound 580. still trying to sort this out. you can see red on the traffic flows and the fatality means it will be a long-term situation with the latest in less than 10 minutes. >> mike? we have a lot of dense fog. >> we do and other areas, the san mateo bridge to the west on the flatter section you can see it is get thicker by the moment. san jose and 101 and 80 seeing the fog get thicker as we head through the morning commute. we are looking at 48 in danville and san ramon and 49, and dublin is 48, and pleasanton is 49 and antioch and brentwood so very cool in the inland east bay neighbors where the fog is making it. the rest of us in the mid-to-upper 50s until santa rosa at 48, and san francisco at 35, dress for 56 in oakland, and hayward and toward mountain view at 57 and san jose is 58. you can see a last 60 today, a lot of green. inland we have a few low-to-mid 70s but the now

just to give you an idea of how hard a time it was, here's the question that buchanan asked him one day. he gave him three days to answer this question. he said if the south concedes, what legal power do i have to respond? that's a pretty hard question. this was a big deal question. : >> >> we would both will compressions from the audience that i just want to ask this book has a historical scope with this and trash - - interaction a relationship and, live in a world where non-governmental groups can perform acts of terrorism and relive in the world at pathogens or disease can sped quickly at a moment's notice to. is this uh challenge to your continuity? at almost every age the participants class that question and the people have always tried to make some argument that they have changed so radically that we have to do it differently. it was true in adams stayed dealing with the of french the we were vulnerable the we have not contemplated so i need a standing force congress was very hesitant partly because of what had happened with what is congress supposed to do? that is different than

cap buchanan ran for president himself. he was not successful. but a lot of people cited his a template for what trump has been doing. what's interesting is pat won the reform party nomination in 2000. he was also looking into thousand to be the reform party nominee. in that campaign, trump revealed -- trump was very critical of pat buchanan, talked about how he was speaking ill of immigrants and all sorts of things. if you look at what donald trump said about pat buchanan, it's almost as if donald trump is talking about the way donald trump is running today's campaign. it's quite remarkable, and that's the hallmark of donald trump as a politician. he was a republican, democrat, independent, and then a republican again as he sought the nomination in this campaign. he does not really have an ideological mooring. that has helped him in her tame. it has certainly put him at odds with the party. -- helped him and hurt in. it has certainly put him at odds with the party. for a lot of folks, that is appealing. we have a history of -- reform , iny candi

>> i'm going to go with pat buchanan.hange now on the election night he emailed me it didn't look good. but now that this narrative, you look back, the similarities on every level. you essentially have a sort of buchanan administration rendered in trump. i thought i should give him a shout out for that. >> loser. >> the coach of the men's national soccer team the united states we can do better than this. >> winner and loser? >> winner vladimir putin gets the friendliest u.s. administration that he has ever had or could ever imagine. >> loser? >> loser chris christie very loyal to trump and got totally cut out. i think the winner is reince priebus took on steady campaign and added professionalism and knowledge, studied that campaign and produced unified government despite the fact that people thought he wasn't going to be able to do it. the loser is nancy pelosi. dopily divided democratic party she has got now a rival for her position as minority leader. it's going to be a couple ugly years for nancy pelosi. >> although re

>> i'm going to go with pat buchanan. the change now on the election night he emailed me it didn't look good. but now that this narrative, you look back, the similarities on every level. you essentially have a sort of buchanan administration rendered in trump. i thought i should give him a shout out for that. >> loser. >> the coach of the men's national soccer team the united states we can do better than this. >> winner and loser? >> winner vladimir putin gets the friendliest u.s. administration that he has ever had or could ever imagine. >> loser? >> loser chris christie very loyal to trump and got totally cut out. i think the winner is reince priebus took on steady campaign and added professionalism and knowledge, studied that campaign and produced unified government despite the fact that people thought he wasn't going to be able to do it. the loser is nancy pelosi. dopily divided democratic party she has got now a rival for her position as minority leader. it's going to be a couple ugly years for nancy pelosi. >> altho

members from florida of patrick murphy, who was just defeated in his bid, and sarasota's burned buchanan. unlike marco rubio, bill nelson, was on the low end of pharmaceutical contributions receiving just $10,000. >> it is bothersome how they play with peoples lives. >> it is kind of disgusting. >> something has to be done. that is why we are trying to get something done. >>> have you ever called in sick when you weren't really sick? not that i have ever done that. i was just curious about you. >> i don't know. answer yes to that question. if you are about to think about calling in sick anytime soon research companies say, wait and do it on a tuesday. the best time to call is at 6:38 in the morning. the best excuse is stomach problems, you will not be asked to elaborate. we want to know what the best excuse you have given or you have heard. facebook page. >>> tracking storms, alerting you, protecting your family, it is time for 10news weather. >> you want to put the idea in their head that someone at home is sick, perhaps you are starting to feel sick. that is a good idea. 66 out there r

jan snyder is vern buchanan who is seeking 6th term in congress. >> northeast polk and southern lake counties jim is seeking his third term in congress. a political new comer who specializes in turning around under performing businesses. >>> district 11 includes dave daniel webster. richard newent decided not to seek this year. >>> april free man is facing four term incustom want thomas rooney. >>> and district 12 pasco and northern pinellas counties robert tager is facing off against gus. this is tager's first bid for a public office. he was defender. >>> as tradition would have it a handful of voters in a few small towns in new hampshire have already cast their ballots today and shows how close this election could be. polls in dixville harts location and mills field just after midnight and closed after everyone voted taking a narrow victory over donald trump in dixville but he was the overwhelming favorite in mills trump has an early lead in the election by a 32-25 count over clinton so far in new hampshire. >> huge crowds expected today at the rochester, new york cemetery where su

james buchanan is bachelor to be elected president. and here's a bonus! ronald reagan is the only president-- to be divorced! for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. with the loss to the colts, the packers slipped north. but still only a game behind the vikings. and a half game behind the 5-4 lions.but that's no consolation to the guys in the locker room. ((bryan bulaga says doesn't matter what the rest of the division is doing, we need to focus on us and win these types of games. you know, this is two weeks in a row where we're letting games slip away.))((jordy nelson says we need to win games, especially at home so it doesn't get any easier. and i mean, just because they're losing doesn't mean we need to lose to match it. so opportunities multiple times out there and we let them get away.obviously s, change in the division. so we gotta just zone in and make sure we're taking care of our business, worry about ourselves and see how it plays out.))((ty montgomery says i don't wanna put words in anybody's mouths or create problems for anybody. whatever i

buchanan with the recovery here. palmer on a third and 3. just a beautiful play call here. the throw to david johnson and the cardinals were within striking distance. this? they get a break, the cardinals do on this roughing the passerby tom johnson. takes him out of the hole. there was time to move it down field. on fourth and 5, palmer can't find anybody and he is sacked by daniel hunter and that ended any chance of a cardinal victory. they lose four wins, five loses, one tie. rough loss for the 30-24 at the hands of the vikings. richard saenz in minneapolis. >> reporter: jude, they say numbers don't lie. today, tells a different story as the cardinals end up with more total yards and more total first downs but the cardinals end up short on the scoreboard. why, you ask, according to bruce arians it was because of three big plays. >> the game was lost on three the touchdown on flicker and the touchdown on the kickoff return. other than, that we had a heck of a ballgame and still had a chance to win. we should have fielded the punt at the end, which cost us a lot of field p

this man faces up to 40 years in prison for sexually abusing a girl more than a decade ago in buchanan county. that's th waterloo- cedar falls courier. joshua jarrett pleaded guilty to second and third degree sexual abuse. six years old, and continued to assault her over eight years. one of the owners of a waterloo store that a man tried to rob says he originally thought it was some kind of halloween prank. this is surveillance video from jim's food on sullivan avenue. a man in dark clothing and a face mask went into the store early saturday morning. police say he demanded money while pointing a gun at one of thew recounted what happened. " 49 .he said, "give me your money." ... 1:00 but i'm going t the cash register. i'm going to the opposite way. he say he thinks wrong, and he's gone. " again, no one was hurt in the robbery attempt. police have not mde anrt the iowa state patrol says a person was killed in a crash involving a mini-van and a semi on i-380. center point and urbana exits. the patrol sa the minivent onto the right shoulder and veered left into the semi. the driver of the

not in the traditional pat buchanan culture sense. this is someone who wants to use the divisiveness in the culture to his advantage. >> here's what mike pence said yesterday on fox. >> my daughter and i and her cousins really enjoyed the show. "hamilton" is just an incredible production. when we arrived, we heard a few boos and we heard some cheers. and i nudged my kids and reminded them, that's what freedom sounds like. and -- but at the end, i did hear what was said from the stage, and i can tell you, i wasn't offended by what was said. i'll leave to others whether that was the appropriate venue to say it. >> do you think, carrine, this is all a setup to get him to be president. that's what a president would say. i brought my daughter and her cousins, and it was a cross cultural thing for a conservative from the midwest. he did walk in, not enemy territory, but different territory for him. he was trying to reach out culturally to see something he had heard about. it wasn't conservative culture, it was new culture. >> i agree, it wa

we've had buchanan before lincoln and buchanan one of the worst presidents over time. >> donald trumpto do is already on his way to winning the worst president contest. >> he can't go through with what he said he is going to do. he is not going to be able to deport 11 million people. >> somebody has to stand in his way. whether it's congress or the people you. think you're going to allow this country to do something that is so terrible as deporting 11 million people? or letting torture come back in? i was hearing what was said before on the program. and you almost forget some of these things that were said. we focus so much on the sexism and that sort of stuff. but those are the really constitutional issues as well. >> doris kearns goodwin, thank you very much for joining us on this important night. really appreciate it. msnbc's live coverage continues now into the 11th hour with brian williams. brian has .an exclusive interview with governor chris christie. that's next. results last night and about the name of our broadcast admittedly is no longer the 11th hour in this campaign but w