the host of the chris plante show on wnal, get ready for this name, chris plante. good to have you with us. political consultant ashley pratte and former reagan political director and fox news analyst ed rollins. your reaction to the first two debates, the fourth debate coming up tuesday, debates one and two, what do you make of it all? >> i definitely expect this to be fair and balanced unlike the last one we saw. secondly interesting, we see a shake-up, we see the field narrow in the sense now have you 8 people on the main stage and 4 people knocking out lindsey graham too, who i thought in the last debate did very well, and you saw governor mitt romney tweet he had a stellar performance and should have been on the main stage. with chris christie having the performance he did, which cnbc allowed him to have, he's not on the main stage anymore, and seeing more of a shake-up and the position has changed. all of the candidates acknowledge their strengths and weaknesses in the last debate and the cnbc debate let them shine, they had the standout moments. lou: you sai

joining me the host of the chris plante show on wmal, chris plante, and politics reporter at the daily beast, betsy woodruff. good to have you both here. let me do this, first i want your impression of the debate and whether you see or saw someone step out in such a way as to change your mind who was doing best in this campaign to this point. betsy, you first? >> i thought the candidate who had the most interesting night, maybe not the best was rand paul. and i don't expect to see his numbers change, i think he stood out because he was so energetic and impassions and excited about not raising military spending. that's not an issue that's going to win him the republican primary but excited some of the libertarians who love him, and he's having fun, usually he's looked like he's bummed out during the course of the campaign. i think that was good news for him. lou: chris? >> well, in the macrosense, you know, i think all the candidates did well. i think it was a great debate. i think it was very refreshing to have moderator asks serious questions and behave as adults, it was like alister

did the wanna-be boyfriend, chris, plant the watch in her hand just to make boyfriend scott look guiltyly an interesting question. and yet authorities simply sent the watch to jennifer's mother. >> that's not evidence apparently. so if that's the way that evidence, potential evidence was treated, i'm sure there's not much. >> but even as tom says he tried to dampen the anger that was eating him up, he kept finding what looked like evidence. jennifer's grave itself seemed to be throwing up strange tantalizing clues. >> almost as if she was down there tossing it to us. >> nine years after jennifer's death, her father, jim, was tending her grave clearing away weeds. >> he was edging around the back of the headstone, and he was down here with just a little edger to clear the grass away, and he popped out a fraternity ring. >> had to be a fraternity with those distinctive markings. >> odd that after that long a period of time that someone would come and obviously felt this tremendous remorse or whatever their feelings were that would have to come back to the grave site and put this under the

did the wanna-be boyfriend, chris, plant the watch in her hand just to make boyfriend scott look guiltyinteresting question. and yet authorities simply sent the watch to jennifer's mother. >> that's not evidence apparently. so if that's the way that evidence, potential evidence was treated, i'm sure there's not much. >> but even as tom says he tried to dampen the anger that was eating him up, he kept finding what looked like evidence. jennifer's grave itself seemed to be throwing up strange tantalizing clues. >> almost as if she was down there tossing it to us. >> nine years after jennifer's death, her father, jim, was and we remember anita datar, a woman who devoted her life to helping the world's poor including women and girls in mali. lifting them up with health and education. anita embodied the values of service and compassion that no terrorist can extinguish. their legacy will endure in the family and friends who carry on their work. they remind me of my daughters, or my mother who on the one hand had their whole life ahead of them and the other hand had devoted their lives to help

from the egyptian government in terms of security eighty the bomb was planted. chris nato, "nbc 10 news." >> police in radnor township say a woman there, a basically cub scout dealer. they say 53-year-old joann badey and her son sold drugs to college kids. investigators tell us the mother/son ran the business out of their home. these were pipped off by. >> if you come to radnor and try to sell those drugs to our students and residents you will be arrested regardless of who you are or related to. period. >> police also arrested another woman who was inside at the time police searched the search warrant. >>> 20 minutes before 7:00. about 10 minutes from sunritz this morning. it is a chilly morning and we'll see temperatures climb. compared to yesterday it's going to be a cooler day. the wind shifted. it's blowing out of the northeast. that's going to keep temperatures in the 50s this afternoon. tracking rain later this week and this weekend and some areas may see the first snowflakes. atlantic city is at 51 degrees. you see some scattered clouds over cape may. we'll get

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the difference being that our factories were printing plants and now they make drones. emily: what is the myth of chrisson and what is the reality? chris: i have been very lucky to be at the right place at the right time. i failed out of college. didn't do particularly well in school even after that. i think that there is no particular genius here. i think that this -- just very lucky to be at the birth of the internet in silicon valley at the right time. if i have a talent, it is connecting the dots. i have been privileged enough to see the dots early on. and good enough at connecting them to see where we were going. emily: you have written three books. will we see another? chris: i am busy. i don't think you can run a company and write a book at the same time. emily: so of the things you have done, what has been the most fun? what do you enjoy? chris: what i enjoy is that every friday, we fly. we get together with -- we have an open house. people in our community come together and they show what they are doing. and every friday, my jaw is on the floor again. it is e-mails and spreadsheets and meeting

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chris. >> let's get back to thatic practiceing news i mentioned a moment ago out of newcastle county. they've contained a fire at a recycling plant. a recycling center. it's in newcastle. we have a crew headed to the scene. we are trying to see if they live nearby that recycling center. this morning, we have information on the mysterious death. their adjei period this week. sours close to the investigation tell us the grand jury subpoenaed 20-year-old sarah jessica, the sister of brendan father dj. one year ago, she made a video about the death of a young body and her nephew portrayed the boy in that video. her attorney says, this is pure coincidence. >> it's a red herring. i would just encourage people not to focus too much on it. balls i think it's a waste of ti time. >> five weeks ago, his father reported him missing. he was found about a half mile away. toxicology tests provided no clues about how he died. a man in is the hospital this morning after robbers shot him outside a family dollar store. sky force 10 flew over last night. two when e men walked up to a victim and tried to rob him and shot him in the abdomen. the searc

chris. i'm not going to be a potted plant. i went through that in the second debate. again. i'm not going to go through it again, and i'm going to increasingly speak out on these proposals that i think are just not worth the paper they are printed on. >> two big fight in your party. they agreed on minimum wage and tax cuts and regulation. everything is fine now. i understand that. the two big states were formed colony -- how often we get involved, how hawkish we get. between rand paul and donald trump and somewhere over the more hawkish marco rubio and the others, where is the republican foreign-policy after the war in iraq was not one of the two? is it aggressive to go into troops with syria? one was saying put troops into syria -- iraq, rather. are we in that vote? is that where they are? >> no, no. i took us around the world, as you know. i have a dealing with the baltics, finland, ukraine, what we should do in syria, egyptians, jordanians and the gulf states. i do not support the president's plant, his idea of putting 50 people in syria because i don't want to get

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chris, this is a new chapter for isis. >> so if it turns out this was a bomb planted by isis on a commercial airliner, how has the game changed i think we always have been wary of this kind of explosive device on commercial aviation. it is just the first time we have seen it taken to its tragic conclusion. i think it reminds us once again, it is a global scourge, now the russians are potential targets. we obviously know they had some challenges with the extremists, jihadists in the caucuses and around chechnya, now this as the congressman said takes it to a new level. not so much the explosive device, if forensics confirms it, which everybody certainly believes was the incident, caused the incident, now engaging the russians more directly in the fight against global terrorism. >> there are reports that u.s. intelligence agencies were picking up chatter. there was some discussion of a big event that was going to happen in the sinai. after the fact, after the crash there was some apparently also intel picked up with chatter among jihadis about taking credit, and celebrating this. and egypt is now being critical of the u.s. and

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