released a list of 21 conservative judges, including justice of the supreme court of florida, charles kennedy. trump will have to fill one vacancy, and perhaps two more during his presidency. live in tampa, abc action news. >> we saw the people excited by trump's victory. there were anti-trump demonstrations in dc, san diego, and portland. >> supporters of hillary clinton are still stunned this morning, clinton has not yet addressed supporters but she is scheduled to speak 10:30 this morning. >> abc action news reporter, rodney is live in ybor city. many simply shocked by what happened. >> reporter: they are, dan, many hillary clinton supporters thought she would be making history this morning the first female president, obviously it did not happen. we are seeing headlines like this across the country. many supporters left to wonder what it was that lost her this election. at hillary clinton's rally in new york, supporters sent home when it became apparent clinton would not be making the victory speech they anticipated. at a clinton rally in tampa, supporters saying after a touch election, no

p.j., charles murray, kennedy gary johnson , john stossel, and jute -- drew carey a lot more followers than we have if they decided that is irrational and will not have an impact in their broadcasts that message to their twitter followers a lot will depress the libertarian vote even more. what if matt stone or trade parker or what about other celebrities like steven cole baird should they encourage their followers? pretty soon you talk about a significant number in the vote tallies of the primary elections or even in the polls of the likely voters or if you're likely to go to next election if you don't vote and their views will not show up in public opinion surveys that is the influential survey of what they pay the most attention to if they play the cards right. of late great economist once wrote he is a right turn and hollywood and wrote that the whole question is a classic collective action problem the material to all be better off if they all voted with the political policies but the individual libertarian has an incentive not to vote because the light is bent time doing other thin

so it affects the board and if they all made it not voting their thing you have charles murray, kennedy, gary johnson, drew carey, libertarians and a lot more clutter followers if they decide i'm voting as a rational and it's not going to have an impact and a lot of their followers are going to suppress the libertarian vote even more and what about if matt stone and trey parker are the creators of south park came out and said we are libertarians or if people like stephen corvair said they were a libertarian and influence their voters not, then you talk about a number o the nf votes not shoving it in general elections and devote tallies that are even more important or even in the polls of the likely voters because they are screen screened. and that will skew the politicians and their views won't show up as likely voters for the influential surveys. but they could show a. of the great economist once wrote then there is a classic collective action problem. it would be better off if they all voted because we would be able to pull the political parties and policy outcomes and each individual

charles payne. >> i think to kennedy's point almost everyone's saying the same thing. >> the undies? >> it's not rhetoric. it's solutions. >> right. >> people have frustrations, particul particularly white working class people became an unseen minority in their country, their wages haven't moved for the most part maybe down the last decade or so and solutions are you can pull yourself up by the boot straps, hence the shower after work, or you can allow government, big brother, to redistribute wealth and create a welfare state around you. they reject that. that's why nancy pelosi is the worst, absolute worst thing they could do. >> it's identity politics. >> bernie sanders -- >> amen. >> he mentioned it, but he didn't run on it. >> but you still have to have a solution that -- i mean, it doesn't have to be about gender or race because -- >> but the democrats made it. you could be general's kids, come to the u.s. and get affirmative action benefits a. white working class guy says what is that all about? >> but, charles, but we're going to bring jobs back isn't a solution either. you kn

and then just as you pointed out, rejoined by charles and trish regan and, of course, kennedy and loucharles: i think it comes down to wisconsin. the lowest of all these different outfits, real clear politics had it at 272-266. they were giving it to hillary clinton without her winning north carolina, florida or nevada. well, she's lost north carolina and florida. so if she won nevada, maybe based on early voting, that's six. that's 278. but if trump gets wisconsin, that would take him to 276. and, of course, take ten from her. so i'm thinking wisconsin going to be the make or breaker right now. lou: so where are we in wisconsin right now? charles: she's leading -- neil: he's leading. charles: he's leading in wisconsin right now, and new york times has him at an 86% chance of winning -- lou: by the way, nate silver? 55% for trump. [laughter] we're waiting for an update -- kennedy: i love that wisconsin, that the race may boil down to this state, because this has been one of the most politically interesting states for the last few cycles. charles: which one? kennedy: wisconsin. scott w

charles murray. kennedy. we have it gary johnson there.t more twitter followers than any of the rest of us have. if they decide it's irrational and a second have an impact in the broadcast the message to their twitter followers a lot of them can be libertarians who will depress the vote even more. what if they did the same thing. he head about 2 million followers. they came out and said we are libertarians. should they encourage their followers not to vote. pretty soon you're talking about a significant number of votes not showing up in the vote tallies not showing up in primary elections. even in the polls of likely voters. they screen for whether you voted or not. it will skew how politicians and if you don't vote. their views won't show up in as a public opinion surveys. it will be most influential surveys. but they could show up at the libertarians play the card right. glenn whitman once wrote. he is a writer in hollywood now. here is this just a week ago. the whole question is just a classic collective action problem. they would all b

if we have charles murray, nick gillespie, kennedy, johnson, a true carey, john stossel stossel, they have more followers than we have but they decide it will not have an impact allotted them will be libertarians and what if penn gillette had that for those creators of "south park" can mount to say we are libertarians? should they encourage their followers? pretty soon he talk the about a significant number of votes not showing up in the vote tallies in the primary election that is even more important because they screen if you vote for not or likely to vote the next election if you don't go libertarians don't tell them their views will show up in the public opinion surveys the ones that politicians paid the most attention to but they could show up if they played the cards right. glenn is not dead he is a right to air in hollywood and wrote this one week ago it is a collective action problem. said to have a big incentive not to vote and it's not likely to affect the outcome. and then to follow that incentive but everyone else from those that not all the way humans usually do to create

what if all libertarians made not voting their thing, what -- pj, charles murray, matt, kennedy, we've got gary johnson there, john s, the drew carry. if they decided, voting is irrational and not going to have an impact and they broadcast that message to their twitter followers a lot of them are going to be libertarians, we are going to depress the libertarian vote even more and what about -- what if ken did the same thing, what if matt who a lot of people, the creators of south park who people suspect are libertarians, we are libertarians or steven colbert, should they encouraging followers not to vote, pretty soon you're talking about significant number of votes not showing up in general elections, not showing up in primary election which is are more important or even in the polls of likely voters because pollsters screen for whether you voted or not or likely to vote in the next election and that's going skew how politicians and if you don't vote, libertarians don't vote, then their views won't show up in public opinion surveys of likely voters which are most influential surveys th

charles boustany. moderator: we have about one minute left. let's go down the line. mr. kennedy: i am voting for donald trump. that's it. i'm voting for donald trump. >> donald trump. >> secretary hillary clinton. mr. duke: i'm voting for donald trump because the only guy fighting against this rigged system. i will be the only guy fighting alongside him. >> democratic nominee hillary clinton. >> i have already voted for donald trump because i'm concerned about who names the next bunch of supreme court justices. that is why i support donald trump. moderator: candidate, thank you for indulging me at the end as we try to get this to work for four different tv networks across the state. it is difficult to time it out. you can just rep. nolan: -- can't just rewrap it all up. thanks to my colleagues. we would like to thank dillard university for hosting us this evening. a reminder -- election day is next tuesday, next saturday. -- not next saturday. i expect we will see two of these folks here in a month or so. look for the results on your local media station. thank you so much for wa

kennedy coming along behind him, grinning all the while. [elevator noise] charlesownstairs? it's lunchtime. lee harvey oswald: no sir. news reporter: the president uh now in with the first lady and uh, the motorcade begins to move out. buell frazier: it cleared up. roy truly: should be here pretty soon now. [crowd cheering]. news reporter: here comes the first car with police chief jess curry and uh, sheriff bill decker. and here is the president of the united states and what a crowd and what a tremendous welcome. buell frazier: here they come! [crowd cheering]. news reporter: and there's jackie, she's getting just as big a welcome and the crowd is absolutely going wild. this is a friendly crowd in downtown dallas as the president and the first lady pass by. there are people absolutely uh; looking from every window here in downtown dallas and it was a wonderful welcome as the president and jacqueline kennedy are. [ cougshh. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. better take something. dayquil liquid gels doesn't treat a runny nose. it doesn't? alka-seltzer pl

kennedy: he has got and lot of criticism for donating to campaigns of charles schumer and hillary clinton. but he knows that pragmatism, you have to do that. think about new york city unions and what that must have been like long before he entered the real estate market, and trying to do something within that without necessarily changing it. is that like washington? >> it speaks towards perhaps an ability to move across or reach across the partisan divide. trump's history of working with unionized workers played footy with endorsing donald trump. kennedy: his brand of populism resonated with a lot of union workers. not necessarily boss. >> not public sector unions, but industry unions. kennedy: not the seiu. those filthy communist bastards. i want everyone to buy your book "a torch kept lit." there is something interesting about these eulogies that you edited. it makes you realize how important a eulogy is and how it's a lost art in this culture. you have to look back honestly at someone's life and pay tribute and some of the -- and soften the edges. buckley cultivated friendships sometim

now confirmed that he wept from hearing the news of kennedy's assassination and he did on his own 19th birthday in 1964. an american journalist, charles frank, who went to london to cover churchill's funeral a few months later, read about how many recall churchill himself in tears, pride, humility, the focus of churchill weeping a relish. they showed an intensely emotional men, completely adult, with [indiscernible] i would like to thank john for pointing out that churchill was recently diagnosed with a , from a illness, ncba doctor in charlotte, no caps on, however, john points out that this condition would have only taken place after his stroke in 1953, when his specialists. it -- when his specialists an increase in emotionality. he felt things that are found a t and ed expressed itself again and again. if anyone can think of other documents when he cried, i would love to know them. i have building -- i have been building up this file the last 20 years. in that letter to brown clayton, churchill told his mother, i think the keen sense of necessity was burning wrong and injustice would make me sister, but i really detect genuine emot

reports he went on hearing the news of president kennedy's assassination that he certainly did on his own birthday in 1964. the american journalist charles e frank who went to london to cover church hill's funeral two months later wrote of how many recall church hill himself of tears pride of humility, story and photos were relished. they should be, they show an intensely emotional man, completely with the prevailing stiff upper lip. i would like to thank john for pointing out that church hill has even been recently diagnosed with the specific illness, known as pba be doctor of neurology in charlotte, north carolina. however as john points out that this condition could only have taken place after his stroke in 1953 when his specialist noticed the increase in the nationality in church hill. as we've seen, he was clearly profoundly emotional throughout his life. he felt things and expressed itself again and again. and if anyone here can think about the documented times he cried out, i would love to know i've been building up his file the last 20 years. and in that letter about the death of his brother officer brown in -- he told his mother

charles: has officially been filed. on the support of hillary clinton. a similar effort underway in michigan. these are the states that president donald trump one. present elected trump for demented. she spoke to foxbusiness anchor kennedy about this in an interview that will air later tonight. watch this. >> there is no evidence until you look for it. that's the thing about hacking into our voting system. >> when you have the initial evidence than you do and investigation. >> that's what were doing with these three states. a landslide i won the popular vote. listen, you don't know where to start. jill stein raised over $6 million she couldn't reduce that much in the campaign. >> they are trying to do legitimate ties donald trump even before he gets to the oval office. oval office. nothing more and nothing less. you hear the hacking theory. all of these other wild conspiracy theories where there is no evidence. president obama's staff said there is no evidence. this is more of a publicity stunt to get signed and money flowing to her coffer. >> over the weekend i read that president obama actually had to employ her to conceit in the first place. she chastise and browbeat donald trump in the press and during the debate ab

kennedy last night. now hillary clinton's campaign is backing jill stein's recount drive. charleslumnist. charles, i say this is money-grab by the greenies. they want money for the green party, that's what i'm saying but is it also an attempt by hillary clinton to reenter of political arena? i'm hearing the buzz this morning, are you? >> i don't, i just don't see it. i mean, i can't explain why on earth hillary clinton would involve herself with any of this. it's, terrible. it is terrible for her. it is terrible for democrats. and i know some of her supporters are upset about this, but, i have no idea what she is thinking. if she is thinking it's a way to get back in, that is a terrible way of doing it. clearly, i think you're exactly right about jill stein. not only is it it just to raise money but to build lists, going into this she, all she had was support from a very fringe, small fringe group. now, because she is doing this, she's broadening that, to everybody who is upset with donald trump. and that includes a lot of people who didn't vote for her, who voted for hillary clin

reports he went on hearing the news of president kennedy's assassination that he certainly did on his own birthday in 1964. the american journalist charles e frank who went to london to cover church hill's funeral two months later wrote of how many recall church hill himself of tears pride of humility, story and photos were relished. they should be, they show an intensely emotional man, completely with the prevailing stiff upper lip. i would like to thank john for pointing out that church hill has even been recently diagnosed with the specific illness, known as pba be doctor of neurology in charlotte, north carolina. however as john points out that this condition could only have taken place after his stroke in 1953 when his specialist noticed the increase in the nationality in church hill. as we've seen, he was clearly profoundly emotional throughout his life. he felt things and expressed itself again and again. and if anyone here can think about the documented times he cried out, i would love to know i've been building up his file the last 20 years. and in that letter about the death of his brother officer brown in -- he told his mother

charles young had served as an active superintendent 13 years before there was national park service. as i mentioned earlier, that douglas was authorized by act of congress, signed by president kennedy in '62, but -- and most of the women that frederick douglas association of the -- under the leadership of the first lady president dr. bethum, raised money and tried to keep the house up, what have you. it wasn't until 1970 that congress appropriated, i think it was $542,000 that -- was the initial restoration of the home and proud that that happened in my first superintendent si. the ar the architect of the visitor center. and the film produced there shown at the home was by black producer who died not too long ago but interesting enough the adviser for the film and the superintendent therefore year apparently and was booted to the u.s. virgin islands, you know, you have to work somewhere. >> what has been the challenge of bringing in african-american sites into the system? >> i go back and touch on this extensively. my first 23 years in this country was different all of my childhood and my school was under the doctrine of -- i could not enter the front door where my mother to order