charles evans. mr. ans was placed in lockup and did extensive lockup time for assault on officer may. he was released from lockup and went down to general population. a couple of days ago he got involved in a verbal altercation with an inmate that led to also some verbal confrontation with staff. he was placed down in lockup. he's saying once again he's in fear for his life. >> he's been all through this once before with him and placed him in pc. we have acquiesced to just about every request he's tried to make and we've placed him all throughout this facility. he's been a problem since literally the day he came in. we'll do what we have to do and document it, but this guy's just going to be a real pain until he gets out of here. >> the next day warden ivey discusses an incident that landed him back in segregation. >> something must have happened. i wasn't here. you've got to tell me what happened. >> i was standing right next to him, warden. working out at the same time, tells the lockup, corporal keys

keep manufacturing in the u.s. >>> speaking today, bill dudley, james bullard, esther george, charles evansrob kaplan and jerome powell. lots of fed speak today. >>> as for earnings, results from foot locker and abercrombie & fitch before the opening bell. >>> just one week to go until black friday putting retail and customers in focus and retailers as well. joining us is jim nippon. we what is going on with retail. home depot good, lowe's not so good. >> i would like to say who cares, because we're going into the fourth quarter where we really do care, but it is mixed. seeing strength in the home business but that will probably slnhrowing out. if w place. we're not talking about a big economy like over here. >> fifth biggest in the world. >> what's that? >> fifth biggest in the world. i know you get a gold for first, silver for second. bronze for third. hog for fifth, is there? >> yeah, all right. >> you know, the woolsly dude. i would love a flat over in -- somewhere over there. you said kensington? is that my -- >> that's where mine is it's yours if you want to make me an offer, joe. >>

chicago fed president, charles evans, said with interest rates low, investments in things like infrastructurencrease productivity. when it comes to the economy, evans added that he's concerned about inflation, while he is comfortable with hiking interest rates in december and any hike thereafter should be very gradual. >>> the competition to fill your prescriptions is heating up. and that's hurting cvs health, which today said prescription growth is slowing, and its profits will be hurt next year. shares of the biggest u.s. drugstore chain tumbled more than 11% in today's trading session. bertha coombs has more on cvss challenges. >> cvs had an advantage over competitors. it handled pharmacy benefits for large employees and insurers and also profited from its retail pharmacies filling prescriptions. with concerns over high drug costs, competition in the drug supply chain is getting tougher, says analyst ross muken. >> it is causing a fight for share harming profits here. >> analysts at partners say competitors are giving cvs with restrictive pharmacy prescription networks. one with the defens

charles evans hughes. the 20th amendment sets out a timetable. read it, go to the interactive constitution or check out constitutioncenter.org to read it. it's so complicated. one section says congress may by law provide for the case of death for a person whom the house of representatives can choose a president when it evolves on them. essentially, it also says in section three, if a president is not chosen before the time fixed then the vice president elect will act as president until the president is qualified and congress provide for the case. when neither president-elect or vice president-elect. there is a congressional law that determines the act of successi succession. some think it has holes in it. they have said that this is a constitutional crisis, we have to rethink that law but all those scenarios you signal could happen and provided for. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> next, a

irish or jewish vote although woodrow wilson tried ery carefully to tar his rival new york's own charles evan hughes with accusations as being pro kaiser candidate. something similar happens with irish americans. his is a political cartoon shortly after the easter rising in 1916 the cartoon is called irish patriots, and it has the sultan the e ottoman empire, kaiser of germany, and the bulgarian empire, the wearing of green on irish instruments. in 1914, irish americans liked difficulty is s ireland's opportunity. in other words, whatever is bad good for us.s but the loosetainian made it no better germany was as an tournament and many irish made the argument that ireland, country, was a lot like belgium, another small catholic country run over. he big difference comes with the easter rising and i can explain ate little bit here but in the t more into it q&a if you want. 916, a small group of irish patriots known as the irish public brotherhood takes over large sections of dublin and other parts ofof the country in a rebellion against the british. the britishmay know put it down forcefully and

i have professor tom morrow of the charles evans hughes -- she is professor of law at the columbia law school, saikrishna prakash james james monroe distinguished professor of law at the university of virginia professor lawrence sylvan of the georgetown university law center professor michael distinguished university chair and professor at the university of st. thomas. as the title of our panel indicates we are here to discuss the demise of legislative history. let me start with a simple question. what difference does it make anyway whether judges interpret statutes based on their actual facts and original public meaning or whether judges take into account the law's legislative history? according to justice scalia it makes an enormous difference. nothing less than the rule of law itself is at stake. for justice scalia the text of the statute is the law. he says we are bound not by the intent of those legislators but why the laws which they enacted. by contrast if judges are free to pursue unexpressed legislative intent, there's an enormous risk that judges will pursue their own objecti

died and electoral college had to choose to vote for who wasn't on the ballot smchlt voted for charles evanughes, but the 20th amendment sets out time table. it, go to the interactive constitution or check out org, to ion center dot read it. it is so complicated, but one congress may by law provide for the case of the death of any person whom the can of representatives choose a president when the involves choice essentially it also said in section three, if a presidential time fixedbefore the for the beginning of the term, vice president elect shall act as president until the president qualifyd and congress may provide for the case, whether president elect qualified president, and so forth. law determines the act of succession. some people thinks it has holes in it. the american enterprise at brookings said this is have tutional crisis, we to rethink that succession law, all the scenarios you signal provided for by federal statute. host: helen in morrow, georgia, caller.ic good morning, helen. caller: good morning. thanks c-span. mr. rosen, my question is, what do you think the founding say

. >> what i keep remembering the most surprising vote to me was 1916 when charles evans hughes was wayemember that day. >> cold in new hampshire back then. >> everyone said he won. in the middle of the night it changes to woodrow wilson. the reporter goes to the hotel and this aide comes to the door and says the president-elect has gone to sleep. the reporter says tell the president-elect when he wakes in the morning he's no longer the president-elect. >> wow. >> james carville actually said it's so interesting a lot of these people that have done it before like axelrod and carville the first democrats to pick up on this. i remember when carville said he and his wife were driving from new orleans across mississippi and they went past mississippi gulf coast coliseum and james carville said there were people at 9:00 in the morning lined up around the mississippi gulf coast coliseum. guess what? every one of those people are going vote. you don't stand in line for 12 hours to hear a speech and then not stand in line for two hours and vote for somebody. >> here's one of the things that got

joining me fox news contributor charles hurt, republican strategist evan sigfreid and democratic strategistan hill. leslie marshall is joining us along with gina loudon. a big team here for you. how did they miss it, harlan? i mean, they were just absolutely blindsided, and hillary clinton supporters and make hillary clinton herself completely blindsided by, this why? >> i think that they overestimated how much of the obama coalition would turn out on election day for her. when you look at the actual data, she underperformed barack obama with african-americans, with latinos, even with women. even with women, which should have been the defining group for her, i think that was a big part of it. if they didn't show up on election day, there's no reason -- and carrying over to the protests, if you didn't show up on election day, you don't have any room to complain. trish: a lot of them didn't show up on election day, they're showing up to protest. looking at philadelphia coming into us right now from aptn and those are anti-protesters taking to the streets. what's your thought on this, evan? >>

charles: the "new york times" north carolina poll. he talks about the hispanics and blacks. evannk? i know you are one of these republicans who think longer term. and maybe there is structural damage to the party being done? is that the collateral damage? but would it be worth the victory p. is a showman and a tv star at heart. he powered up his base however when what he gave us our generalities. hillary clinton has given us specific as an army ranger myself who have a deep be the most openly one i appreciate she gave us policies, 256 pages of policy rather than just overarching generalities, big generalities at that. i'm saying we would just grow the force arbitrarily. i appreciate her vision for sharpening and diverting funds to special forces, special operatio. charles: is going to be interesting to see if everyone think get behind that many pages of policy because i don't know if that's a good substitute for real passion. lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening everybody. one day until election day and both candidates are barnstorming the battleground states. donald trump as he

evan, thanks. >> and a law enforcements supervisor has been charged with six all battery against two children. the santa rosa sheriff's office says charles mcmullen was arrested after two, 8-year-old boys say he engaged in sexual activity with them on multiple occasions. before m he worked as an fdle special agency in the why crie ber squad. and investigators are trying to find fiend out if there are any other victims in the area. mc mull enwas placed on administrative leave the same date fgle lerched this investigation. >> and rick scott is weighing in on the president leect. scott says he has already spoke went trump three times and for he spheelz feels he has a president and vice president he can call with questions or concerns. as far as scott being joind asked to join his inner circle, he says he is happy where he is. >> i have a great job. i have 783 days to go and i'm going continue to try and make this place the no. 1 place fire job and the no. 1 place for education and make sure families can be say. i like this job. >> although scott says he is happy as floridaig the u.s. senate in 2018. this is his second and final term as gove