on our side, corey stewart. senate, strong, tough, unafraid.ing with our president, standing with us. mr. stewart: i'm corey stewart and i approve this ad. >> and our live 2018 coverage continues tonight from las vegas with president trump campaigning in support of republicans in nevada at 10:00 p.m. eastern. we'll have that here on c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. back now live to the virginia senate town hall. mark: welcome back. let's gets right to our group of liberty university students and their questions for senator canle. let's begin with victoria, a soft mar from cranston, rhode island. a question about immigration. >> thank you for being here. a 2013 you were advocating system based on a point system. you recently have voted against reentry stop illegal act and protect americans act. it seems you have turned away from the cause you pad haad passion for in 2013. why is that? sen. kaine: very good question. immigration is very, very important. it's in the declaration of independence. i continue to support very vigorous imm

you can also see those, corey, if youalkut of this building. you can see the extension if you go in your own county. i worked on all of those projects. >> well, corey stewart has an uphill battle he is behind in the polls and fund-raisi fund-raising. >> and he knows that. and we questioned them after the tdebate. he h go out there and he has to stir the pot. he knows he had ho makself known to a lot of folks in the commonwealth that don't really know the name corey stewart. so, what was his strategy in this? he was going after the senator and claiming that the senator was bitter after the 2016 loss against donald trump. and he says for that reason, senator tim kaine goes against everything trump puts out just because it's connected totrump. that's something the kaine f nks we going to put up with. hisfolks said, look at record. trying to show there was some common ground. even candidly, afterwards, he was out there, saying,t corey stewill lie about anything. >> and he will certainly embrace president trump. he said he was trump before there was

he tells me the second corey stewart is an act. is he right? and who is the real corey stewart? >> you know why so many are supporting him? because they know he won't change anything. i will. i will change things up. that is the difference. i had to twist a few arms, maybe even break a few to get things done. but i got things done. in my term as chairman, we hired hundreds of new firefighters, hundreds of new police, thousands of new teachers. built billions of dollars of new roads and schools. the way i got that done was not through partisanship, it was through working with democrats and republicans. in fact, one of the people on my board i work with most closely is a democrat. i can get things done and i will in the senate, because it needs it. at the end of the day, i can work with anyone to get things accomplished. >> people who know you best are the republican supervisors who served with you on the prince william board. they worked with you for years. when you ran for governor in a primary, not a single one of your republican colleagues would support you. not one. one staye

>> they have mentioned two corey stewarts. one who entered virginia politics as a pro-establishment figure, and the other corey stewart who has made confederate statues his focus. ramadan tells me he thinks the second i corey stewa an act. is he right, and who is the real corey stewart? >> you know why some of the republicans are supporting him? because they know he won'tg change anythn the united states senate. i will. i will stir things up. they knowit. that's the difference. e thing is, yes, i stirred things up. i had to twist somerms and maybe break a few to get things done, but i got things done. we hired hundreds of new firefighters, hundreds of new olice, thousands of new teachers, built billions of dollars worth of new roads andn schoolsarks and the way i got that done was not through part banship. it w working with democrats and republicans. in fact, the closest one on my board that i worked with most closely is a democrat. i can get things done. yes, i can be controversial, and i can stir things up, and i will in the

he tells me he thinks the second corey stewart is an act. who is the real corey stewart? >> do you know why some republicans are supporting him? they know he won't change anything united states senate. i will. i will stir things up in a no it that's the difference. i stirred things up it had to twist a few arms and even break a few to get things done but i got them done. in my term as chairman we hired hundreds of new firefighters hundreds of new police thousands of new teachers bill billions of dollars and new roads and schools and parks and the way i got that done was not their partisanship. it was working with democrats and republicans. i can get things done. i can stir things up and i will make u.s. senate because it needs it but it into the day i can work with everybody to get things accomplished. >> senator senator kaine. >> he's a night you'll work with everybody but the people who know you the best are the republican supervisors who served with you. they have worked with you for years. when you ran for governor in 2017 in the primary not a single one of your repub

corey: this isn't a victory for anyone.they will make a decision based upon the totality of the information they have. once they see all that, the senate will vote to elevate judge kavanaugh to justice kavanaugh and elevate him to the supreme court. howie: why didn't the president make that decision earlier before he was pushed into a corner by flake and company. corey: the testimony that took place on behalf of dr. ford and judge kavanaugh, i don't know what information the fbi thinks they are going to obtain or what the democratic senators think the fbi's 302s will give them. but they will have no excuses after the fbi gives them the information unless they want to play partisan politics which this has evolved into. howie: at his news conference the other day the president was asked personal questions from cnn and cbs about his own experiences in this area. let me play a sound bite. >> how did those impact your opinions on the allegations. president trump: it does impact my opinion. i have had a lot of false charges made

no, corey, i'm not a co-sponsor of bernie's single payer bill. i think americans should have the option to on the exchange a policy that medicare would create. and because medicare doesn't have to cover a profit margin or pay return shareholders or pay taxes, it would be an affordable choice for every american. >> julie with the next question. julie: virginia is poised to become the 38th state to ratify the equal rights amendment, first approved by congress back in 1972. if that happened, the ball is back in congress' court. where do you stand on this issue? should the e.r.a. be part of the onstitution? >> these left wing liberals like tim kaine keep trying to bring a failed idea. mr. stewart: what the e.r.a. would have meant back then was that women would have been subject to the draft. they would have been drafted in the military whether they had a choice or not. tate it would mean potentially lawsuits. we already have federal, state, and local laws against discrimination. we need better enforcement of those laws. but adding the e.r.a. just goo

who is to blame for hiring these people, corey? >> the problem is, there's 4,152 presidential appointments alone. >> but who do you hold responsie? >> how many of these people are hold ores from previous administrations? we don't know. >> it seems unlikely to me this person is a holdover when the person is praising the tax cuts -- praising deregulation, talking about the fact that they like many things that happened. it doesn't sound like a democrat. i don't know, neither do you but it doesn't seem likely. >> john, the issue is there are career government officials who stay in these jobs that go from administration to administration and if they had a left leaning bend to them and don't like the fact that donald trump is fulfilling the campaign promises, this is their opportunity to go after them. >> this is interesting that you're pinning your argument on the fact that it might be a holdover. it turned out not to be a holdover, it turned out to be a senior official appointed by the president. corey lewandowski, thank you so much. >

that's corey's position, but it's not the fact. here's what he said. >> i complained plenty about fox news, but you never heard me threaten to shut them down or call them enemies of the people. >> now, is that a lie? nope. so there's one point. trump also accused obama of trying to take all of the credit for the current economy. now, that's false blame, and here's why. under obama, look at your screen. the gdp was up 150%. he was coming out of a legendary hole of a recession. everything is relative, right? that was from obama's first year in office until his last. so those are the numbers, all right? that's why there was a tailwind coming into this administration. is it right for trump to get credit for what happens now? of course. did he do it alone? of course not. so what else did obama do today? he called on americans to find common ground and fight back against what he calls dangerous times. president trump is deploying very different tactics as november approaches. which set of tactics will prevail? what do you say? great deba

check out corey stewart a winner. five times in blue northern virginia, not by selling out to liberals but by fighting for taxpayers. stewart's cut county taxes, the lowest in the region, and kept them below inflation. stewart's county bond rating? triple a. corey stewart led the nation's toughest illegal alien crackdown, and beat tim kaine when he tried to stop it. and corey stewart was the first in virginia to protect kids by putting retired cops in schools as our senator corey stewart will stand with president trump to cut taxes, defend america slash big government and pack the federal courts with young conservative judges. corey stewart for senate. the man we should have run last year. let's run him this year. paid for by swort for senate. >> i'm corey stewart and i approve this ad. >> i served two years in the coast guard. >> i served two tours in iraq. >> both my parents served in the army. >> finding a job after coming home was tough. when tim kaine heard that, he promised to do something about it. >> he wrote

gentlemen, please welcome corey stewart. [applause] good to see you. >> great to be here. >> we interviewed each other several weeks ago, so this is lastecond time in the month or. so >> we planned the whole thing out ahead of time. joke. a >> all right. we've got some important issues to get to. judge bretton of kavanaugh. the supreme court is under fire, as you know. dr. christine blasey ford alleges that kavanaugh sexually her nearly 40 years ago. you've called the agencies a bunch of crap. the president said it's very hard for me to imagine anything happened between the pair. you say democrats are just nominationerail his for political gain. winwhat's your message to voters especially in this me too era? >> well, thank you, and first of thank theke to university for hosting this event yet again, and thank you, mark. many times have we been through this? in the 11th hour, whether you're democrat or or liberal or conservative, that all this time goes by and then the week that the senate judiciary committee is set to this c

corey booker. that senator making the case that the republicans are helping to hide e-mails he insists show insights on brett kavanaugh's real issues on abortion rights in the e-mails. dramatic confrontations this morning. a break in the proceedings now. let's discuss what we have learned today, whether or not it imperils the nomination chances. with me in studio to share the reporting and insights, kaitlan collins, cnn legal analyst and mary katherine hamm with the federalist. it is every day is unusual in this administration. but in this hearing, to have a democratic senator openly break the rules and say expel me, go for it, because i believe this process is warped. you're a yvetveteran of the hil. does corey booker -- is brett kavanaugh in anymore peril today? when he woke up this morning, no indication any republican was moving. that's all it takes. has the wall been cracked? >> i think that booker said bring it, by the way. wasn't that his quote? >> yeah. >> i honestly in judging this right n

and corey stwuret was the first in virginia to protect kids by putting retired cops in schools as our senator he will stand ith president trump. >> he promiseded to do something about it. >> i'm a republican and i like im cane is able to get epublicans and democrats

redacted staffer name says okay, judge kavanaugh, on september 22 of this year, senator corey gardner received an anonymous letter apparently sent from denver, alleging that you engaged in certain conduct in 1998. have you had an opportunity to review that letter? judge kavanaugh, i did look at that, i believe, yeah. redacted republican staffer's name again, says okay, i'm going to read from it. the letter states, i will remain anonymous but i feel obligated to inform you of this 1998 incident involving brett kavanaugh. and then the punctuation gets a little bit weird here. this republican staffer said he or she is just going to read from the letter, but apparently the staffer stops quoting. in any case, this is how it goes in the actual transcript, which is what we have to go on. it says, "i will remain anonymous, but i feel obligated to inform you of this 1998 incident involving brett kavanaugh. then there's a closed quote, and then the staffer continues. when you were the author of the starr report, the author's daughter from boulder, colorado, occasionally socialized with brett ka

corey? >> you are exactly right.nd everybody has to reremember that that was the third renewal of the application. there were four. the first was denied by the fisa court. rod rosenstein signed it. when the president made the announcement he was going to declassified bruce ohr's 302, it was going to reveal that nelle, ohr, bruce's wife, was talking to christopher steel, and that the justice department knew about it and that rod rosenstein was aware of what bruce ohr was doing. he was his supervisor. that would have come out very clearly. he was so afraid that declassification was going to expose him for what he is, which is part of the deep state. this collusion never existed. it has been a fake dossier from the beginning. we have done extensive research. we have seen what rod rosenstein is really about. whether it's rod rosenstein. he covered up for peter strzok, lisa page and andrew mccabe. he's also the individual, and you remember this, he recommended that bob mueller become the head of the fbi after comey was fi

mike corey, thanks for your time and everything you're doing as well. >> thank you. >>> the next hour of cnn news room starts now.

brian: so i know corey booker but this is the not the corey booker i know.e running for president. ainsley: i think they are all vying for running for president. day one kamala harris one sentence in the middle of grassley's sentence she interrupts. she wants to be the first one to notice to be interrupter. and corey booker started to interrupt. they all want to be on the ticket. steve: just to recap how things ran on wednesday it was all about asking for a delay of game. let's adjourn. yesterday it was all about the theatrics of the classified documents that were not actually classified. ainsley: all for nothing. brian: could be a committee vote as early as next week and they should be wrapping um testimony today. i'm sure they will have more documents and more questions and more with the sensational ways to start today. it begins at 9:30 eastern time. steve: let's see what movie they bring up today. it's 6:11 in new york city. and jillian joins us on friday. jillian: we start with breaking news. a fox news alert. a violent night for police nationwide. a de

>> this is not an easy story and so is corey stewart.is someone who is convince i henot racist and there are no overtly racist statements b attached to hi he did associate with people who are on the fringe. on the other hand, he's got a diverse county and does participate and connect with all these communities. but he expressed to me in thee interview whoughts i heard from white politicians, just not on camera bmplet these are thoughts that i think are common in the republican party, that they think white people are held to a different standard. i think these thoughts are also controversial with minorities who see them as not helpful and, in some cases, racist. my conclusion from a lot of this reporting is that the conversations are getting farther apart. here is a man who says he's not racist but i don't think he hears what the minority community is saying right no >> woodruff: well, it is an important story, compdlica story. thank you, lisa. >> and more online, too. >> woodruff: and morene onli lisa desjardins, we thank you. and also o

you should know corey stewart has a 19-point deficit and trails in fund raising. i talked to tim caine, senator caine, just moments ago, about an hour ago, asking if he thought brett kavanaugh should step down, withdraw hisname. he said the hearings should go forth tomorrow. likely we'll hear kavanaugh's name tonight. mo assuredly, president trump's name will come up, corey stewart called himself trump before trump. you can bet the w presidentl be topic one in this debate tonight at 7:00. you can watch it on our nbc washington app. we're live atap theal one headquarters, news 4. y. o reminder because of the debate, there's a change in programming and nbc nightly news with lester ho start you wanted to save on prescriptions... so you went online... and got so lost in a mumbo-jumbo of co-pays, coupons and codes that your brain went offline. next time ask your cvs pharmacist. our proprietary search tool analyzes ways to help lower your prescription costs. just drop in.... before you conk out... see what you might save at cvs pharmacy. . >>> breaking news tonight, exp

corey? i think lee is right. this is all about the declassification. trump backtracked for some reason. i think that was a big gift to rosenstein, because he is worried about that fisa application and the fact that skup pa torey information was not put in that fisa application to monitor carter page. >> you are exactly right. that was the third renewal of the application. there were four. the first was denied by the fisa court. rod rosenstein signed it. when the president made the announcement he was going to declassified bruce ohr's 302, it was going to release that nellie ohr, bruce's wife, was talking to christopher steel and that the justice department knew about it and that rod rosenstein was aware of what bruce ohr was doing. he was his supervisor. that would have come out very clearly. he was so afraid that declassification was going to expose him for what he is, which is part of the deep state. this collusion never existed. it has been a fake dossier from the beginning. we have done extensive research. we have seen what rod rosenstein is really

in hool corey -- in high school, corey had a love for the game of baseball. but the basic diamond for him him -- baseball diamond for him was the happiest place on earth. in his junior year corey had a shoulder injury that required surgery. he became addicted to his medication. his painkiller addiction eventually became heroin addiction. and in 2013, corey suffered a heroin overdose which has left him permanently disabled. but corey and his family, laurie and dave, turned this tragedy into triumph. today they share their stories at schools and other organizations to warn the public about the danger of drugs and offer a message of hope for those who are faced with addiction. we thanked them for their courage, for their strength and for their commitment to ending this crisis. the pollazi family knows firsthand that prescription opioids are dangerous, but because of the confusing names and ingredients, many families may not know that they have just left the pharmacy with a bottle full of danger. the path from one bottle of pills for patients who have had their w

mark uptain was corey chubon's guide on the trip in wyoming.thursday evening -- and went back friday to pack it up.corey chubon/bear attack survivor: "we heard rocks tumble and all of a sudden we turn around and we see two giant grizzly bears, full charge, coming right at us."the first bear went for uptain -- clawing him. as chubon tried to load their pistol-- the second bear attacked him.corey chubon/bear attack survivor:"he swiped at me on my arm and then he went around behind me and grabbed the back of my ankle and he swung me by his jaws // i tried to throw the gun to mark. it didn't make it to him. the gun landed on the ground. somehow, the grizzly let me go and charged mark again and that's when i made the decision to just run for my life."rescuers air lifted chubon to the hospital in wyoming.now, he's back in new smyrna beach... still visibly wounded -- but able to walk. emotionally -- he's got a long recovery ahead.corey chubon/bear attack survivor: "the approach that he took in dealing with the bears probably saved my life."hadas brown

a lot on the line for both men, but particularly corey stewart. back to you. >> we have the zone flooded down there. jim and half the news room down there covering this thing tonight. all right. .hould be great to wat thanks, ji we'll check back in a bit. >> thank you, jim. >>> chopper 4 busy over a traffic mess this mornin a tractor trailer overturned and ught fire in the mixing bowl in springfield. the driver lost control while trying toxit on to 395 northbound. the crash blocked thexit ramp. the driver was not seriously injured, and noer vehicles were involved. >>> investigators believe a medical emergency caused a deadlyccident involving a hearse. it happened this morning at the intersection of old branch avenue andn allent road and camp springs. police believe the driver lost control hitting a utility pole. there was no other vehicles involved. the hearse was empty at the time. >>> residents want to know what on earth is happening on banning road. >> police cou seven shootings in less than a week there along a short stretch of the street. the

corey booker doesn't know anything because is he stupid. >> only president in history what a job he has done. by the way we are impeaching him. if it does happen it's your fault you g you didn't go out to vote ♪ don't you ever leave me ♪ leave me alone ♪ leave me alone ♪ steve: it's september the 7th, it is a friday thank goodness. tgif thank goodness it's fox. don't lee me alone. do you know pete hegseth was with us yesterday and now is he out in montana. ainsley: in front of the entire audience pete gets to interview him right before his rally. brian: intimate setting. pete: just between friends it was pretty neat in the rim rock arena. you got your "new york times" delivered in manhattan. i got my billings gazette. no punches pulled. i think that's pretty accurate. he did have a teleprompter for his speech as he always does went off script and talked about a number of different topics. always said, we had a chance before hand with just about 10,000 friends watching to ask the president a few unscripted questions. one of those is, of course, about that a anonymous "new york times" op-

. >> al: third and four, corey clement in the backfield. ertz comes into the slot. foles fires, caught and a flag is down. for the moment agholor. that is the necessarrdage but a grasp of the helmet telling you what the likely call is going to be. >> cris: let's watch zach ertz come across. >> offense, number 86. ten-yard penalty from the previous spot, third down. t >> cris:hat falls under the category of completely unnecessary pick. no way grady jarrett you was going to be in coverage and that is going to take away a first down. >> al: make it a third down and 14 from the 21 yard line. >> cris: plenty of time, over eight nutes to go. >> al: jarrett, four sacks last year. a tieduper bowl record of three sacks against brady two years ago. clird and 14 and the play k is down to 0. philadelphia has to use a time-out here. >> cris: ouch.h. >> al: yearg >> first cha time-out for philadelphia. this will be a 30-second time-out. >> al: double whammy, you get the offensive pass interference call and late getting to the line getting the play in. third and 14. big play for t

later this month alan fischer djibouti a bill corey is a former u.s.diplomat and deputy chief of mission in yemen he joins us now live via skype from washington the bill good to have you with us what does all of this about the way in which the coalition selects its targets. well i'm afraid it doesn't say very much i fly in their explanation not entirely credible. the there there was an admission of an error but there wasn't really an explanation supposedly there was some other target and they didn't want to wait until that target was in the clear and away from other civilians but they don't explain what the target was from all other reporting there doesn't seem to have been any other target. i think there are different ways of targeting some of them depend on intelligence that is you know from the ground or from command and control center in riyadh to the pilot and then it's all electronic but there are other targets that are targets of opportunity where the pilot sees something and may or may not seek permission before bombing in this case the bus see

open final mr corey beat former champion. in a five set thriller two six six four seven six four six six four was that score taking hours to complete. last year's women's u.s. open runner up madison cases reached the semifinals as well the american number fourteen seed got a straight sets win over college suarez navarro to advance six four six three cases reached the semi's three of the past five grand slam tournament still seeking her first major championship title. japan's niamey a soccer made history at the u.s. open the twenty year old wasted no time thrashing. out of six one six one in fifty seven minutes she becomes the first japanese woman since chemical ninety six to reach a grand slam singles semi. more definitely means a lot. and i was there i wanted to win a grand and i would want to win it. because. you know. like my grandparents can come and. think. the new n.f.l. season is almost upon us with super bowl champions the philadelphia eagles hosting the atlanta falcons later on thursday it comes as sports where giant

open japan has plenty to cheer about as naomi osaka and corey reach the semifinals of the women's and the men. tennis championships the twenty year old osaka breezed through wednesday is match to set up a showdown with last year's runner up madison keys should corey battled through a five set thriller against former champion martin tillage the twenty one seed and now faces two time winner novak djokovic who beat australian john millman. meantime germany's national football team is preparing for their first outing following their shock world cup exit and its aftermath they'll hope to turn things around against world champions france in munich tonight the showdown opens germany's campaign in the new nations league competition. the german press are not best pleased at the world cup debacle and have to wait to see team training with the squad hit their stride once thrown the pitch confidence is slowly returning. of course we're expected to create a positive atmosphere. the town is still there we just have to find the best way to bring it out. as with those ones who does the it culture you

i look north and south across the entire corey.anything we thought about doing needed to make room for this site in the several dozen skeletons that stretched up and down the hill in each direction. that column across the basin, all the fossils that we already knew about, that geographic math, that all needed to wait. my hours and hours of planning focus on a sure thing. returning with a bag of rock samples. promised papers. entire whale skeletons were not part of that plan. certainly not dozens of them. i breathed in. anxious and unsure. i was frustrated with myself for not listening more carefully early on. at the same time, part of me recognized the scope of the site with its dozens of perfect whale skeletons undeniably significant i had an open invitation to be one of the first ones to study a place like noel's. it was kind of pandora's box. we just sought crack open. i know, i said. what are we going to do? you have to read the book to find out. [applause] >> we are at the q&a part. accelerating through the song and dance. doe

congratulations, corey lewandowski, you sold your soul to donald trump, and you got nothing for it.est of your life, you'll be remembered for that moment. in fact, i'm being told we've obtained an exclusive view of the opening line of corey's obituary: former trump campaign manager and mocker of children with down wo womme, corewat e age 03 e t a eat show for you tonight. trevor noah is here. but when we return, i talk with stephen miller. stick around. ( band playing ) tag! ♪ ♪ you're it! ♪ toyota. let's go places. then razor cut upt with sto a blunt angled lob. i'm retiring; you're my swan song. what?! he's gonna slap some clips in your hair, give you a bob and then he's gonna move to boca raton. but you're gonna look amazing. ok. there are multiples on the table: one is cash, three are fha, one is va. so what can you do? she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved in as few as eight minutes by america's largest mortgage lender. before discovering nexi

senate race in virginia between senator tim kaine and corey stewart.y met for a debate that focused on immigration, health care, and the coal industry. this is under one hour. good evening, and welcome to the virginia senatorial debate between senator tim kaine and corey stewart. it is made possible by the northern virginia chamber of commerce, george mason university and the northern virginia technology council. this debate is airing on stations across the commonwealth. nationally on c-span and streaming live online. what is happening is that typically people will find me through email, through social media, that kind of thing. typically i gather enough

are some areas because of the limited number of police where you won't find police but you will find corey everywhere and they are going round intimidating the population and carrying out human rights violations if there are enough international attention on the situation there and weren't enough pressure being born on the perpetrators of these violations. so there are there's plenty of engagement but the degree to which the situation in britain is a sufficiently high priority is a matter of concern so for example about two weeks ago the un security council passed unanimously a resolution in which they express their concern at the ongoing violations in burundi the african union is trying to be engaged and the community of east african states is supposed to be involved in attempted mediation but at present the government of brindisi is refusing to cooperate with any form of regional or international mechanism and that's the real problem it's putting pressure on burundi to get them to begin to cooperate with other mechanisms ok. thank you very much for taking the time to bring them to join u

now, virginia democratic senator tim kaine and republican challenger corey stewart take part in the first of two town hall events hosted by liberty university and hampton university. the topic of this townhall was domestic policy and the economy. this runs just under one hour. c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. >> good evening and welcome to tonight's u.s. senate town hall between the democrat, senator tim kaine and his republican challenger, corey stewart. brought to you by the center for law and government at liberty university and hampton university's center for public policy. events like tonight's are extremely important as we head into a crucial midterm election. tonight's townhall will focus primarily on domestic issues. the next townhall, at hampton university, will focus more on foreign policy and military. we are live in the beautiful concert hall at the center for the music and worship arts at liberty university. i'm len stevens, executive director of communications at liberty university. mark: i'm mark spain. anchor at abc 13 news in lynchburg. thank you for being

corey booker by releasing the e-mails did more to make a name for himself. there was a landmark piece in "the boston globe" which senator warren laid out her academic record in full for the first time ever. who is beginning to emerge in that vacuum as you see it. >> the three you just mentioned in the kavanaugh hearings were sort of a great opportunity to really make a name for themselves for some of the senators. there were of course some unfrsunfr unforced errors that i'm sure senator booker and harris had avoided. corey booker sort of going rogue and releasing documents that had been cleared for release. but there are others to keep an eye on. folks like kirsten ji-- we're going to start looking out for these big forums where people are able to make a name for themselves, show they're standing up to trump, layout their agenda and so on. the fact that these hearings have sort of taken over d.c. for a week was a perfect platform and we're hearing corey booker is now sending staff to iowa. it's less speculative and more -- i mean, the actual groundwork is be

it's a lot of democrats that like to ignore keith ellison and corey booker and love to fight and champion women until they disagree with them. >> al franken lost his job in the senate. >> and a number of other democrats should have the same type of scrutiny. >> what's the answer to my question? every single time the president has taken the side of the man against women accusers. >> that's not true. and in this case, the president knows brett kavanaugh. he has heard his story. there hasn't been a shred of evidence to corroborate the other individual stories, and there has been a lot of individuals that have come forward and talked about the brett kavanaugh that they know and they're confident these things didn't happen. >> final question, what does the president hope to achieve at the u.n. today? >> i think that his speech this morning is going to be a great moment for the president. we've had a tremendous amount of success particularly when it comes to the foreign policy front over the last year since he gave his last speech. if you'll remember the rhetoric last year was extremely tough w

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome corey stewart. [applause] mr. stewart: my pleasure. [applause] mark: good to see you again. mr. stewart: great to be here again. mark: we interviewed with each other several weeks ago. this is our second time in the last month or so. mr. stewart: we planned the whole thing out ahead of time. that's a joke. [laughter] mark: we have got some important issues to get to fi. the nomination of supreme court judge brett kavanaugh is under fire as you know. allegesstine blasey for he sexually assaulted her years ago and you called the allegation of bunch of crap. you say the democrats are trying to derail his nomination for political gain. what is your message to women voters especially in this me to era? mr. stewart: thank you. first of all, i like to think the university for hosting this event yet again and thank you, mark. look, how many times have we been through this? and the 11th hour, whether you are a republican or democrat or liberal or conservative, all an on thegoes by week of the senate judiciary committee is set to vote, then this

[cheers and applause] president trump: your secretary of state, corey stapleton. corye? -- corey?orey. superintendent of public instruction. he is a fantastic person. elsie arntzen. [cheers and applause] president trump: she has done some job. i have heard all about you, your reputation. thank you very much. and your outstanding montana gop .hairwoman, deborah lamb [cheers and applause] how are we doing now[cheers and applause] compared to election day almost three years ago? better? even better. good. that is what we are doing in most states. in the states we won, we are doing better. thanks. great job. i am also thrilled to be joined by montana's terrific member of congress, a true champion for montana. i will tell you, this man has fought in more ways than one. [cheers and applause] brechtian forte gianforte. he is a fighter and a winner. he loves your state. thank you very much. votebody has taken out and for greg and people who are going to vote for us, because without that you would lose a lot of the things we won over the last two years. can't let that happen. but i am here

stewart, the caller said he did not want to talk about race but corey stewart has ties to the white nationalists group and has made a number of controversial comments in his past. it looks like that race against tim kaine is going to be a blowout. that could cost republicans in these down ballot house races. host: could you define wave election? this ine argue about the newsroom and we argue about it all the time. a lot of people look at the wave in terms of relative position. democrats after the 2008 election had does co-waves in a row in 06 and 08 where they built his huge house majority and it was washed away when republicans one 63 seats in 2010 -- won 63 seats in 2010. and the republican majority of 2010 was resizable but not as big as it was after 2014. it was the net change, the delta between 2008 in 2010 that marked the wave and this year, if democrats are able to net 30 seats, even though they would be a narrow majority, i think those people would regard that as a way because of the stark change between this congress and the new congress that will be meeting on january 3. n

we a tim kaine and republican candidate corey stewart will face off next wed nsdayht at 7:00. chuck todd iso going moderate the debate. we'll have questions from news 's aaron gilchrist and julie carrie. >>> there was a second statement in response to a new york times report that rosenstein suggested invoking the 25 th amendment to remove the president from office. he says, quote, i never pursued or authorized recording the president and any suggestion that i havever advocated for the removal of the president is absolutely false, end quote. sourcesell nbcews there is disagreement abouthether rosenstein's comments about wearing a wire were sarcastic or seriou a justice department official not raisestein d the issue of trying to invoke the 25th amount. no comment from the white.ouse on th >>> a pennsylvania man accused of threatening to shoot president trump is now in custody. you can see u.s. marshals leading the man out of the that's in ohio. they found him in aavine yesterday. he was wanted since june after he threatened to shoot the president and a district attorney. he has

i talked to corey lewandowski who thinks this may be a ruse. somebody inside the white house at the direction of the president to get the woodward -- >> i don't believe that. this is revealing there is a deep state. you put together the woodward book and the great lady, an anonymous op-ed. this is really happening -- kennedy: have some journalistic standards if you are going to publish something like this. the anone mups author referred to an anonymous official in the white house who was outraged where the president reversed himself on an tea anonymous policy. so you had an anonymous person about an anonymous person about an anonymous policy. if this is really going on we should hash it out. kennedy: it's like being in vincent van gogh's art studio. we know what the process is. we know what the outcome is. >> it would be at least more than half. the majority of the senior officers, i think the constitution says, the amendment to the constitution says would have to go to the president protem of the senate and say the president cannot perform his

i don't like corey booker manufacturing outrage in the senate.ot manufacture outrage about something it down just don't give a flying flip about. maria: nike's exposure from the campaign valued at $163 million increasing by four times but the market is down $3.5 million. >> markets took it down over a couple days because they didn't like the optics. one of the situations is revisionist history of colin kaepernick. he opted out of his san francisco contract. >> he did not go to tryouts, i don't believe he wants to play in the nfl. i don't think he wanted to be in the nfl. when he decided to kneel the first time at that point, three straight losing seasons, coach gets fired, general manager gets fired, he goes 1-11 as a starter and brings baggage to a locker room others use the distraction argument against. why would you hire him? too much to work around. you mentioned nike bedding. i like the word sacrifice since we are throwing that word out so loosely, nike sacrificed a whole lot more than colin kaepernick has. >> colin kaepernick was at the bac

please welcome corey stewart. [applause] >> it is good to see you again. we interviewed with each other several weeks ago, so it is our last time in the past several months or so. mark: we've got some important issues to get to. the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to the supreme court is under fire. dr. christine blasey ford alleges that kavanaugh sexually assaulted her 40 years ago. you've called the investigation "a bunch of crap." you say democrats are just trying to derail his nomination for political gain. what is your message to women voters especially in this "me too" era. mr. stewart: thank you. i would like to thank the university and thank you, mark. how many times have we been through this? the 11th hour. whether you are a republican, democrat, liberal, conservative, that all this time goes by and, on the week the committee is set to vote, then this comes up. i find the timing highly suspect, and i'm not the only one. then you've got senator feinstein. she knew about this weeks ago. why didn't she come out with it back then? hy did senator f

check out corey stwuret.y selling out to liberals but by fighting for taxpayers. he cut county taxes the lowest in the region and kept them below inflation. his rating aaa he led the nation's toughest illegal alien crackdown. and corey stwuret was the first in virginia to protect kids by putting retired cops in schools as our senator he will stand ith president trump. >> he promiseded to do something about it. >> i'm a republican and i like im cane is able to get epublicans and democrats republicans and democrats to work together. >> that's rare these days. >> >> i want to keep virginia a leader in research, technology, and the good jobs. i help create the virginia tech medical school and research campus here. it's now a major employer that saves lives with cutting-edged research. we've fallen behind china in research. investing in centers like this can change that. medical research creates jobs, builds local economies, and makes health care better for ll virginians. >> senate candidates spoke at a town hall