how bad faith an idea is it for chelsea clinton to run for the senate in arkansas? if think one thing we learned recently, it's that people don't want to vote for someone with the last name clinton. and they need to go away forever. they are not a thing anymore. it was fascinating to see this. there is someone who still thinks someone named clinton should seek political office. chelsea's qualifications are that she is not the other two unpopular clintons. she has a habit of raking in money for giving speeches. i'm sure she is a smart, lovely woman. i don't know that she needs hundreds of thousands of dollars and needs to sit on every corporate board. kennedy: there are plenty of smart, efficient people in the world who aren't chelsea clinton. >> he absolutely not. i think this is a bad idea. if we look at what's going on in alabama, i think is a wonderful candidate to put up in a deep red state. fought for liberal and progressive causes. there is someone out there for that. >> i haven't done anything as cool as that but would i watch the randy quaid show for sure. >

>> i'm not a chelsea clinton either. there should be repercussions for his behavior.aybe probation or removal for a short period of time. jesse: do you think the school president will abide by this decision? >> i hope so. if there is proof of all that i hope they do something about it. jesse: would you feel comfortable taking this professor's class? >> no, not at all. jesse: how you doing this morning? i wanted to talk about your behavior on the flight, sir. do you regret verbally abusing ivanka trump on the plane? you harassed a woman with her baby on a flight. are you proud of that? real class act, aren't you? now you are afraid to show your face. i'm giving you an opportunity to apologize, sir. nothing to say? coming up. a classic shootout with perez hilton. >> i care about america. donald trump doesn't care about america. he doesn't care about you. he cares about himself. [♪] jesse: hollywood has been freaking about the trump presidency since well before he took office. >> ways evident is donald trump lacks more than the qualifications to be president. >> he lacke

heather:let talk about chelsea clinton.in politico pushing for her to run for arkansas senate. republicans think that's a good idea. carley: yeah, i guess so. in this political article that's getting a lot of attention it says she has the clinton name but little of the clinton baggage, she wouldn't hurt for name recognition or campaign cash, she's arkansas native even though she hasn't lived there since she was 12, kind of weighing the pros and cons, i just don't think this would turn out the way they thought it would and so there's a whole lot of social media reaction to this. chelsea clinton says that anybody drops out or anything changes, he might consider running, she made the comment in march, so we might see a political future for her still to come. heather: sounds like a politician, anyway. astronauts making pizza in outer space. carley: italian astronaut showed out of this world pizza, really, how cool is this, launched ingredients after he said he missed pizza while in space, there you have it. they made it. he was

no one asks what chelsea clinton knows. charles: this will be a major headline tomorrow. knowing the law and understanding what's at take here we know a lot of this is political drama. we would love to cut through that and get concrete answers. >> this is a case where there will be a claim invoking privilege and suggesting there is something to be hiding. you have to peel the onion back and say what's being said here. he said there are some questions he can't answer, and there is privilege that can take place. they argue that case. but it suggests there wassing covert. charles: i want to get out to california where the ferocious wildfires have been tearing across southern california. forcing 160,000 folks to evacuate. hillary vaughn is with us on the ground. reporter: they finally extinguished most of of this fire behind me. it took them 8 hours. the reason why, they are trying to prevent any em% from traveling to homes throughout the neighborhood adjacent to this. the home next door has been severely damaged. the winds will pick up and temperatures are rising as we get i

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i will say, credit to chelsea clinton.eted out thank you to all of the horticulturist and everyone from the national park service who have taken care of the beautiful grounds of the white house over the years. thank you for preserving part of a tree i am so many have treasured. i think chelsea clinton understands like a few others what it's like to have this garbage thrown at it. >> for sure and i think we should follow her lead and this and commend the first lady who has been criticized for not embracing the role or not taking it seriously. she had concern for the press and visitors, but this decaying tree would be falling on people. you've been there on that same's ground more than i have and wouldn't want a big limb falling in your head. she preserved history and a tree loved by many for years. they got it out there with chainsaws and a lumberjack outfit tearing it down. she printed almost noticeably. >> ed: important point to make as well that amid the attacks come at this first lady is very popular. a gallup poll from

read to me, yes, he hatd -- he did not think highly of donald trump but didn't think highly of chelsea clintonic holder or hillary clinton or really any politician. so it is a bit on the tin foil hat side of conservatism to sit there and think that rod rosenstein, who is a trump appointee, who works for jeff sessions, are part of a grand conspiracy. >> i agree with crow. this whole thing started about peter struck, the fbi agent, because mueller demoted him. >> fired him. got rid of him. fired him from the russia probe. >> the idea that mueller is compromised by the guy who he says, oh, no, you can't do this. go away. you're endangering my investigation because you're partisan, that's crazy. >> this is not the fbi 1955 going after martin luther king jr. this is part of the kulcult of oppression that has taken over the modern republican party these days. the victimhood complex of donald trump that is seeped into everything. it's just the what aboutism shift to the other side. he is always the victim and now he's waging that attack on our institutions, too. >> we have to sneak in a break. when w

so the idea that a single fbi agent was unimpressed with chelsea clinton, eric holder, jeff sessionsump doesn't suggest he was biased. it just suggests he wasn't really a political fan of anyone in government which doesn't exactly put him on an island. >> well, actually, you're absolutely right. fbi agents are very skeptical people as you mention, but they also don't like politicians in general. it's not to say that they have it out for politicians. they -- it's just not the kind of people they are. they operate in a world where they are looking to discover facts and to lead where the facts -- or to go where the facts lead. they don't often appreciate the rhetoric of politics. so that's just the way it is. but let's just take a step back here. mueller dealt with this situation. i don't think the situation is that serious at all. >> you don't think it's watergate? it's not watergate? >> no. but let's talk about why. the fbi agents are people, like all of us. they have opinions, all right? they also operate within a set of rules that govern what they can do and what they can't do. stro

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officials, peter strzok for example in recent page, calling trump an, bernie sanders, criticizing chelsea clinton, but also in these taxpaying hillary has to win. tell us about celebrating the personal from the professional. is that possible? would you believe they did because this is evidence of bias and they should all be thrown out. unlike fbi agents are human beings. i have a political opinion. another act it obviously. voted for ronald reagan in the iran-contra. i actually indicted some people associated with that. you have to step away from your bias in politicians. but this is more sinister than not. you have these very onerous text messages and the people that texted then go out and give hillary clinton a pass. that needs to be investigated. i think there should be a grand jury that looks into the whole thing coming gives you subpoenas, good people in, get documents and see what happens. we can't let this go away and say it's nothing. we don't know it's nothing. if you look at the actions taken, there is more than smoke here. >> they change the wording in charge of the hillary e-mail inve

there is, as i said, negative stuff about paul ryan and chelsea clinton. there is quite a bit of anti clinton stuff. worried what p hahappens is cli is elected and clear and utter bias against the media. if you look at them, they have large donors for clinton. the fact siting source publicly endorsed clinton. at one point peter struck says he's a conservative democrat that will vote for john kasich. i mean, depending on how you excerpt the text messages, you could make a case here that these fbi officials were anti clinton and make a case, read them a different way that these fbi officials were anti trump and also make a case they are anti congress, that they are anti a lot of people in public life. they certainly both express animosity about bernie sanders. okay. we don't know what these things mean in full context because we've only seen little pieces of them. why do we have these, though? right? these text messages were part of an inspector general investigation that is on going. these text messages have been selectively leaked for political effect in th

chelsea clinton thanked first lady melania trump for preserving part of a tree she treasured. in the weather center for bill kelly. you have to be suited up even if you are doing outdoor work. bill: yeah. a minute ago you asked me, you asked me a stat. when is the last time we had temperature as early as we are seeing now. michelle: this cold, this early. bill: this cold, this early. in the last minute i'm sure my data is correct. high today was 32. we hit a high for the last time was last year. michelle: easy research. you didn't dig too hard. bill: no. last year. december 16. not out of the realm. it's 28 in leesburg. 28 in manassas. 23 in hagerstown. it's a very cold day and it will continue looking ahead through the night. by 2:00 in the morning we are at 20 degrees. everybody in the sound of my voice will get to the teens tonight. even the warmest spot. 19 degrees or so. we have low teens and we may have single digits so it's very cold. these are not the records but way down there. it could be dangerous if you are outside for any extended period of time. coming up in a fe

released and i read all of them and they spent a lot of time complaining about eric holder and chelsea clinton and bernie sanders and talked about trump. they called him a douche. they used harsh words. that insurance text, verified what they said about it. it was not hey, there is a secret plan the fbi has to derail a trump candidacy or wreck his presidency. it was more we want to get this done quickly for the reasons as you said. so it's -- there are other texts in there you just -- not just that one. if you add them up, you can ask legitimate questions about like, you know, we don't usually see that happen in criminal investigations, and when it does happen, prosecutions get derailed. i covered a case in 2012 involving tbi texfbi texts. these are serious things to look at. it's the volume and how serious you need to look at it and what you fairly summarize. >> i i appreciate your time. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> joining us is chuck rosenburg, former attorney the counsel to the fbi when robert muller was director. thank you for joining us. i want to pick up on the t

former first daughter chelsea clinton tweeted her thanks for the park service for taking care of thenked melania trump for preserving part of the tree that will be replanted. >>> an flight turned back to lax due to an administrative mixup. model christine teigen and her husband john legend were among those on board. she tweeted the plane turned around because an unauthorized passenger was on the aircraft. it's not clear how that happened. at least this passenger had a good time with it, posing for a selfie with the two stars on their way back to l.a. you've got to make the most of it. >>> donald trump's tweets have played a crucial role in the first year of his presidency. they're his version of president roosevelt's fireside chats, a way to connect to the country and his base. he's also used the platform to slam journalists. the president's relationship with the press is one of the top media stories of 2017. here's brian stelter. ♪ >> reporter: scoops, falsehoods, feuds, firings, and a cultural reckoning. here are the top seven media stories in 2017. number seven, late night in the

there's negative stuff about chelsea clinton. actually quite a bit of anti-clinton stuff. peter strzok at one point says he's worried about what happens if clinton is elected. in another exchange strzok says there is clear and bitter bias by the media specifically "the new york times" "washington post" and cnn if you look at them all of them have large donors for clinton, the fact citing source they use is owned by a newspaper which publicly endorsed clinton. at one point peter strzok says he's a conservative democrat who's going to vote for john kasich. depending how you excerpt these text messages you could make a case here that these fbi officials were anti-clinton. you could also make a case, read them a different way that these fbi officials were anti-trump. you could also make a case they're anti-congress, that they're anti-a lot of people in public life. they certainly both express a lot of animosity about bernie sanders. okay. i mean, read holistically we don't exactly know what these things mean in full context because we've only seen little pieces of them. why do

decade to long-term strategic group, a company owned by jacqueline newmire, a childhood friend of chelsea clinton. clinton and newmire first met each other while attending school, an exclusive private quaker school in the nation's capital. they were in each other's wedings. and in 2011 chelsea referred to newmire as her best friend. lubbinger's attorney accuses baker of continuing the contract with chelsea clinton's friend in the hopes it would help him in a linton presidency. we submit that baker's interest was his awareness of the long-term strategic group and clinton connection. his were you sumped desire to exploit that to his advantage in the event of a clinton election - thank you. and the fact that the contractors like this one served as a lucrative landing pad for o.n.a. retirees. bigly charged in a september 13 letter to rear admiral kevin sweeney, chief of staff for the defense secretary, james mattis. the i.g.'s decision to launch a preliminary investigation occurred as former high-profile national security officials began to publicly weigh in about baker's allegedly retaliatory action

>> it's so bad chelsea clinton is praising melania trump for going against the recommendations and preserving part of the tree. they're going to keep it on life support. you have a clinton thanking the trump white house. media is an outlier here. adam: it's kind of like you just don't make fun of first ladies or the children of presidents and first ladies, you don't win when you do it, i think that should be a rule unless those people do crazy things which clearly this was not. marc, i've been wishing everyone a happy new year, i'm going to say [speaking spanish] spanish for happy new year or prosperous new year. thank you very much, marc. >> okay. adam: when you think of college campuses, many think of snowflakes, safe spaces and huge bills as well as intolerance for opposing views. a college in massachusetts is looking to change that by putting religion back into education. satler college founder and money manager speaks out next. a. . is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile

exchanged disparaging text messages about bernie sanders, a liberal, eric holder, a liberal, and chelsea clintonral. this is not just about trump. >> sean: i want to be clear, i love the fbi. i love law enforcement. i love our intelligence community. at the top, we have got deep corruption. >> sean, i know what you have done for our military and law enforcement. no need to even say it people who know you know exactly what you have done. this is not a knock on the rank and file fbi. men and women. they are wonderful.il this case is a sham. joe scarborough by the way should be embarrassed. i know jim jordan well. jim scarborough couldn't wipe jim jordan's nose if he had a cold. this is a critical question right now, which, by the way, honorable man jim jordan has asked. was this dossier used to spy on americans or not? have you noticed, sean? nobody could answer the a question. rod rosenstein said, oh, i have the answer but i can't answer it. that's the critical question and thank god people like jim jordan are asking it right now. >> sean: what did you think of the comey letter from may 2nd or ex

things about president trump which he never should have said in a text, trashed bernie sanders and chelsea clinton. how come the democrats didn't bring that in and said this guy is irresponsible, but on a bipartisan basis. >> where the agent was reporting to trump as a candidate, that's what has refuelled this week more skepticism about the mueller probe. we were talking to john cornyn, the second ranking senate republican. he said look, he seems to have confidence in mueller himself, but some of the people on his team said maybe showing a little bias here and raising a little bit of concern about that probe itself. it's only giving -- with the limited information we are getting, it's only mentioning the more skepticism on the council's probe. >> i think you are seeing that message and other conservative outlets and casting doubt on the fbi and on mueller's credibility. what's different and what is odd and jars is to hear it coming from the president himself. people underneath him are under investigation. people underneath him on the campaign and they are now part of this criminal probe. this was

what he thinks the trump russia scandal is, which is something having to do with like, you know, chelsea clinton or i don't know. it's -- i have to say, though, that is just my impression of how this is likely to go. i don't want you to take it from me. we've actually got here tonight in studio a great reporter covering a ton of work and that investigation including the weirdness of devin nunes that may be back in charge. don't take it from me. i'm looking forward to that conversation coming up this hour. >>> there is new news tonight from cnn that one of the things congressional investigators turned up is some previously undisclosed follow up communications that involve the trump campaign after the famous june 9th trump meeting where kushner, manafort and donald trump jr. met with a bunch of russians that had kremlin connections. according to the new report from cnn, once again, a currently-serving white house official appears to be implicated in having known about that meeting but not owning up to it. white house social media director dan scoveno received the e-mails. he got e-mails from the i

president or some other things that he said, but these individuals also bash democrats, eric holder, chelsea clinton, the list goes on. the problem i have with what we saw the montage and other things the president has done is do you believe in them or do you believe them now, right? because he's rebuking the fbi and he stands there in front a law enforcement and talks about what a great law enforcement team as we have in this nation as what we do and forgetting the fbi is part of the great big law enforcement team. the same thing with roy moore. i backed the guy. he denies it. i backed the guy, rather have a republican, you've got to concede. he flip-flops. >> bret: he already made the call to doug jones to congratulate him on his won. steve? >> the issue with the text messages is whether these private views, which i think virtually everyone agrees they are allowed to have, affected their judgments or their actions in carrying out the response abilities as public servants. i think there are texts that suggest they might have looking into. i do not think the president should have answered the questi

and they're trashing a variety of political figures, everyone from senator bernie sanders to chelsea clintone speaker paul ryan. so trump wasn't an anomaly there. we're also learning from those who worked with strzok that he's a senior counterintelligence agent and didn't allow his private, political opinions to influence his work and it wasn't as if he was some rogue agent overseeing the clinton probe. he was being over seen by top officials some with republican leanings, anderson. >> what about his role in the flynn investigation? >> so earlier this year my colleague evan perez said that they were not in favor of pursuing charges against him for lying in his fbi interview back in january, but we're also now learning that peter strzok in particular who was part of that counterintelligence team investigating any links between the trump campaign and russian officials was actually among those voices who didn't view flynn's answers as purposefully false at the time. so strzok's texts about trump may show one thing but his actions clearly a bit more nuanced, anderson. >> laura jarrett, thanks ve

back and forth, a lot of trashing not only then candidate trump, but senator bernie sanders, chelsea clinton, how speaker paul ryan. again, not fitting the narrative. last night on this program, jeffrey toobin said delving into the personal political views of fbi agents is a meaningless exercise. >> we don't look into that. that is not part of our legal system, and here you have a situation where, you know, if the standard is what offends sean hannity, there's nothing that's going to satisfy him. and that's why we don't investigate the political views of the people who are enforcing the law. >> now, as you know, mueller's investigation isn't the only one looking into russia's attack on american democracy and the electoral process, an attack u.s. intelligence agencies agree happen. as the president continue his attempt to undermine investigations, a warning came from house intelligence committee member adam schiff. he said he's worried republicans will shut down the intel investigation, refusing to contact outstanding witnesses and sitting on document requests. he tweeted this -- beyond our i

it's noteworthy they criticized bernie sanders, they criticized hillary clinton as well, even chelsea clinton. is there anything to these texts, david? >> no, because, listen, that suggests that a professional law enforcement officer can't check their own political opinions at the doorway of their place of employment. that would suggest at the same time that no member of congress could objectively approach an issue because they have proclaimed their political interests before entering office. it really is an attack of the integrity of these law enforcement officers. i would say what's disconcerting, and i agree with david and mckay, this is something on the right growing in conservative media. it's easy to think it's isolated to just trump's base but here's the problem. the problem is this, every single one of those republican members of congress and republican senators still need the votes of that base to get re-elected. they can't just get re-elected on the non-trump republicans. so, the disconcerting thing is that they will begin to give aid and comfort to this argument for their own polit

and i sort of shook my head, because, you know, if chelsea clinton, you know, had met with russians promisinghat it might be a big deal right now. >> yes, it would absolutely be a big deal. >> so is that comparison apt here? >> no, the comparison is not apt. and it's just absolutely ridiculous. everybody knows that if a foreign entity approaches you, you kind of need to ring the alarm and tell the fbi. and there is reporting out there that says that the fbi told the trump campaign that they could be susceptible to some type of russian contact. and if anything were to happen, call us and let us know. and this was after we know that this meeting that don jr. had happened. this is absolutely ridiculous. and i'm absolutely tired of donald trump and his children and whom ever else in the administration playing the victim here. a lot of these errors are unforced errors. these are things that the trump administration, that donald trump himself have brought upon themselves. we wouldn't even have a special counsel if donald trump had not moved to fire james comey. so i would just like to remind everyo

and my understanding is that they were text messages attacking trump, they were also attacking chelsea clinton, eric holder, paul ryan, you know, the way that we all talk. now maybe it's not appropriate for an fbi agent, but -- not that i have ever attacked any of those people. >> i was going to say -- >> does that bother you at all or do you believe the justice department is just trying to share information the way scott was saying? >> i think they should follow their own rules and procedures. they have mechanisms to investigate their own people. i don't think they should call in reporters and give them some text messages and not others of some agents and not others. that's not a reasonable way to run an agency. >> so you don't think that the president is getting ready to fire mueller, you think he's just like trying to get republicans, especially house republicans, on board? >> i think the president could do any one of these things. he could pardon people. i think he's definitely sending messages about pardoning, which to me looks a little bit like obstruction itself. he could fire mueller.

he hated chelsea clinton and hillary clinton. neil: i do get your jest.er the top, but, you know, he's a man who is bantering with the woman who he is having an affair, the thing that he should be most critiqued for, a senior fbi agent who is having an an affair, that would be my reason for firing the man. whether or not that he has bad judgment, that doesn't have anything to do with investigation being done by professionals who have done it and brought forth indictments and convictions guilty pleas that implicate the president in some form -- actually the president's campaign, let me be accurate, the president's campaign in coordinated activity with the russian government. neil: the interviews stopped and they do stop around those officials who might lead to other officials, i guess, but is your concern, john, that they are doing with distinct bias that might be use as counter argument whatever judgment is needed by bob mueller later on, might be soon or not soon, they'll go back to that, well, you have a pattern of going far field here? >> well, think a

can you imagine if conservative said those things about hillary clinton, chelsea handler would go nutsnce again hypocrisy of feminism on the left. i'm on it for you. see you here. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. .. .. zar: one of our investors was in his late 50s right in the heart of the financial crisis, and saw his portfolio drop by double digits. it really scared him out of the markets. his advisor ran the numbers and showed that he wouldn't be able to retire until he was 68. the client realized, "i need to get back into the markets- i need to get back on track with my plan." the financial advisor was able to work with this client. he's now on track to retire when he's 65. having someone coach you through it is really the value of a financial advisor. chelsea handler absolutely tearing into white house press ceric secretary calling her all kinds of insulting names on her soon-to-be canceled netflix talkshow. when someone from the trump white house tells us that black is white that they are dressing up in trollope being about every day. she is cleavage and lipstick

hillary and chelsea were undecided at the beginning. [laughter] mr. clintonme feel good because my mother had a pretty tough life. she was widowed three times. she had a pretty tough life. and she got up at 5:00 every morning and got herself ready and was at work by 7:00 and did everything she could to take care of me. so, i was proud to be able to show it to her. and she was ill then, but she lived another year. just a little more than another year about the time. excuse me, a little less than a year. she died the next june 6 -- i mean, january 6. david: what's it like to live in the white house? mr. bush: you want to know what my mother said? david: i guess so. [laughter] i can imagine. mr. bush: get your feet off the jeffersonian table. [laughter] david: but your mother was proud, of course. think about this. mr. bush: she was. david: there was only one woman who had a son become president of the united states whose father was president of the united states. abigail adams, but i don't think she was alive when john quincy adams became president. your mother

clinton: i liked chelsea's boyfriends.er went out with more than one boy at a time. but the chapters got shorter and longer, depending. but i remember, she had one boyfriend in high school that i really liked. but he wouldn't take his baseball cap off inside. so finally, he sat down at dinner one night and i said, i really like you, you know, that don't you? he said, yes sir, i do. i said, you can't wear that cap at dinner. i am an old-fashioned person. take the cap off. this guy goes on to become an architect. and when you put your dad and me to work on katrina, he was young person just starting out, and i ran into him in biloxi working with three of his friends. they got leave from their jobs. and there they were just three young people down there trying to help people put their lives back together. you know, i treasured knowing my daughter still brings somewhere between 18 to 26 people home for thanksgiving every year. all of her foreign friends who don't celebrate thanksgiving or people who can't go home for thanksgivi

. >>> a brand new push to get a clinton back in office, a politico writer thinks chelsea what have whattton. suggesting she has the best chance in the family to win in their home state since she has good name recognition. cotton could replace pompeo at the cia if he's tapped to take over for rex tillerson as secretary of state. what were you asking siri over there? [laughter] steve: a dan bongino question. >> this is what happens, guys, on live tv. [laughter] steve: that's all. thank you, gillian. congress gets back to work today on tax reform later this morning after a big win over the weekend. senator shelley cap toe voted for the bill. what does she see in the future? does she want any changes? we're going to ask her. ♪ ♪ it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're a

this is i thought chelsea handler was supposed to be like all of women empowerment and supportive of females. say a hillary clinton't care whether she aproves of her smoky eye. she's a working mom with a very demanding job so i think that makeup tutorials and this other stuff she doesn't have time for this and to sit here and go after her looks, do you know what stuart? i'm going to tell you, the lord has tested me this morning with some of the people and the comments because i really don't think that someone who looks like they crawled out of the bottom of a ash tray needs to be commenting on the white house press secretary's appearance. >> stuart: well take that. we heard that dana loud and clear okay now this, as you kno- >> dana: i've tried stuart. >> stuart: the house passed the conceal carry bill as you have a permit in one state you can take your gun to the other state regardless of the other state's laws your reaction? i've got to say i don't think this gets through the senate. >> dana: i think it's going to be tough in the senate. i think it's going to be a battle in the senate which is why millions of vo

clinton said we need to build each other up. not that we are bringing hillary in to this. maybe she would disagree with chelsea.for any woman who doesn't support another woman? >> 20 minutes before the top of the hour i will look to ainsley to read. ainsley: jeff flake jeff donated a $100 check to democratic alabama senate candidate doug jones. flake posting this picture to his twitter account. the move coming after president trump endorsed republican roy moore allegations of sexual harassment. >> i do think the president is wrong here. and i think it will negative impact on the party in the long term. ainsley: voters head to the polls next tuesday. kristin kneilson is the next secretary of homeland security. the senate confirming her to permanently replace john kelly who left in july to become white house chief of staff. nielsen previously served as chief of staff. testing border wall proto types in california. officials will try to scale the models and use tools like jack hammers to saw and saws in order to try to breach those walls. listen rudolph the red nosed reindeer is racist and sexist. calling the movi