sot-dallas woodhouse/ncgop 161242 we will not be intimidated. we will not be cowed and we will not be scared. we are not going anywhere! this is north carolina's gop woodhouse, lashing out at the person responsible for this vicious attack -- at the orange county republican headquarters -- off ja-max drive in hillsborough. the entire room torched. and next to the office -- a spray painted swastika with a message. sot- dallas woodhouse 161112 nazis republicans get out or else. or else? or else what? that's what we wonder because we are not going anywhere. workers use the office around the clock. but this time no one was inside. hillsborough police say overnight someone threw a bottle into the front window. workers here say the bottle exploded underneath a couch setting the room on fire. daniel ashley/orange county republican chairman 150948 that sofa that you see in there charred. i have taken a nap on that sofa many of days- i've taken a nap and then work again for several more hours. larry beckler/ncgop durham county 154500 this is such a violat

so much of what dallas woodhouse was talking about. few weeks ago, dallas, as the executive clerk of the republican party, sent out an e-mail to all 100 county boards of election and urged them to changes." line in other words, to use government power to keep democrats from using votes. particularly minorities and young people. by in appalachia state university, where they have done almost everything they can to make it harder for students to they don't vote the wrong way for republicans. that is wrong. is one of the there is a lot of motivation and use as a there is no motivator in politics like anger. the democrats of north carolina are angry. tiffany is up next on the line for others. go ahead. say,r: i would like to what a big difference in demeanor between this guest and the last one. he was completely arrogant and very disrespectful. people should keep that in mind the next time they start allowing these politicians to run their lives. who has respect for them and who doesn't. i'm actually born and raised in san francisco. i must

host: our guest is dallas woodhouse. good morning, mr. woodhouse. guest: good morning.r: i want to let everybody know that i am not biased. intory clinton can look the mirror and the reflection will be jeb bush. the architectas of nafta. hillary's husband signed into law. our textile factories and furniture factories in north today, two candidates. one says he was he wants to bring jobs back to this country. the other candidate, hillary, says those jobs are gone and never to come back. and we as consumers have to be complacent. every product has a sticker on it that says made in china. bernie fans out there, he's so that the machine. host: thanks. we will let our guest respond. guest: there is certainly a lot of conversation about jobs in north carolina. and republicans have done a good job at bringing some back. i think we do have to rebalance our trade deals some, as mr. trump has talked about. host: from greensboro, julius is up next. caller: good morning. times, i heard you say one that you just wanted to have one , asing place in charlotte big as charlotte is, you

pedro: dallas woodhouse, he is with the north carolina republican party. erves as their executive director, as we are taking a look at the battleground state of north carolina. thank you for your time. dallas: guest: thank you. announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. week, we are focusing on presidential battleground states leading up to election day. tuesday morning at his iowa -- chief political reporter for the day more and register will talk about why iowa is a battleground state. then iowa democratic party vice chair will discuss the political layout of iowa, and hillary clinton's chances of winning the state. and conservative talk radio host steve days will talk about trump's chance of winning iowa. be sure to watch a's "washington journal," live tuesday morning at 7 a.m. eastern. announcer: c-span's road to the white house coverage continues tuesday with a presidential candidate in florida. hillary clinton speaks at a campaign rally in coconut creek. we are live from the broward college nort

then dallas woodhouse on the political makeup of the state, and what that means for republicans in the presidential, senate, and governors races. pierce, on north carolina as a bout of state. and hillary clinton's chances of winning there. >> after i can with my idea for reflective rights, i went out and researched. i know i can find information on that. that would help me figure out what points i wanted to say about it, and how do for my outline for my piece. >> i don't think it took a very .ethodical process to that i think with it he says dense as this, it is really just a process of reworking can't reworking. as i was trying to come up with what my actual scene was, i was doing research at the same time, and i was coming up with more ideas for what i could film. when i came up with that idea, i would think about what a great shot would be. the duties of the to focus on

dallas woodhouse saying we are not aware of election results being optional. >>> a lot to talk about this morning when it comes to politics. let's bring in our political reporter tal kopan from washington. >> happy friday. >> let's talk about that al smith dinner. it is supposed to be funny. this is always a lighthearted moment. at this particular point in the campaigns. it wasn't really that funny for a lot of people there. some of the jokes were awkward. you felt for some of the people in the room sitting through this. i want you to listen to first donald trump and hillary clinton and some of their best moments. there were boos as well. listen. >> hillary believes it's vital to deceive the people by having one public policy and a totally different policy in private. that's okay. i don't know who they are angry at, hillary, you or i. the belief that hillary's believe it takes a village. which after all, places in haiti where she has taken a number of them. thank you. >> i am so flattered that donald thought i use some sort of performance enhancer. now actually i did. it's called pre

(dallas woodhouse, exec. director, state republican party): "it is meant to scare and intimidate people from volunteering, from working at this office and from working at other offices across the necessary precautions to do whatever it takes to keep our people safe and keep them working." trump tweeted that quote "animals representing hillary clinton" are behind the attack. clinton's campaign called the attack horrific and said it's grateful that everyone is safe. investigators are looking into the incident. a big homecoming weekend for senator tim kaine-- as he attended his high school reunion at rockhurst. but some protestors showed up to protest v-p nominee's stance on abortion. ryan says "the most want father to know he needs to do something about this. this is a scandal, this isn't about kaine as much as it is about rockhurst and they haven't said a word. instead of speaking up and saying we dont believe in what kaine is saying we believe in...." senator kaine says he does not believe in abortion.......

- >> of course, our intention is to win these elections and win them by a healthy margin. >> dallas woodhouseeat to have you with us. we wish you the best in rebuilding that office as quickly as you can. >> thanks, dallas. >> thank you. >>> on the attack, donald trump fires back at the women accusing him of sexual misconduct, calling their stories phony and 100% made up. >>> plus the battle to retake the last isis stronghold in iraq. heavy gunfire, explosions as iraqi led forces go in. cnn is live on the front lines. we will take you there next. >>> already on the attack this morning, donald trump firing back against allegations from at least nine women now who have accused the candidate of everything from unwelcome advances to sexual assault. trump on twitter this morning said this. can't believe these totally phony stories 100% made up by women, many already proven false and pushed big-time by the press have impact. >> joining us now, republican congresswoman from north carolina, renee eller who supports donald trump. representative, thanks for being with us. do you think these stories are

local republican officials are calling the violence an act of political terrorism: ((dallas woodhouse/executive director, north carolina republican party: "we will not be intimidated, we will not be cawed, and we will not be scared. we are not going anywhere." )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> hillary clinton, condemned the incident... calling it "horrific and unacceptable." donald trump blamed the violence on clinton supporters. hillary clinton and dems in north carolina just firebombed our office in orange county because we are winning." no one was hurt in the attack./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> and we're your local election headquarters... keeping you updated on all things politics on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> this weekend it was all about the wind. it brought in cooler overnight temperatures... sherry has a look at how long they'll stick around. ((sherry swensk)) a very windy start to the work and early this morning... and we had a wind advisory that expired at 11 a.m. ................ the winds all coming from a couple of systems passing by us to the no

going. >> guest: i think it will be better for everybody when this onection is over. >> host: dallas woodhouse is with the north carolina party serving as their executive director as we take a look at the battleground state of north carolina. mr. woodhouse, thanks for your time. >> guest: thank you. >> the russians hacked into both campaigns in both 2012 and 2008. the difference this time is the release of the data. before the tech e-mails, donor list campaign strategy upon it research, this was the third time they have done it. what's different now is they use it for political use. more from our discussion on the state of north carolina, the focus of today's "washington journal." the segment we talked with the political journals from that state. it's about 45 minutes. >> host: joining us now from north carolina taking a look at that state has the battleground state, jason finan the co-publisher of the blog talking about politics and also served as a democratic strategist and also a longtime observer of democratic politics. mr. pearce good morning. thanks for joining us on c-span. called -- >>

-- sbi the fbi and the atf are all involved in this investigation with those for police the dallas woodhouse said they had taken calls from the democratic party as well as other parties it's pressing concern saying they are in their parts as well and he says they are not going to come to work and they will operate out of the bus right from this parking lot tomorrow and continue with the work. released a statement condemning the attacks ", violence has no place in our political system, we hope the perpetrators are brought this with justice and we are thankful no one was hurt. governor pence mccrory -- mccrory resting saying quote the firebombing of the local headquarters is clearly an attack on democracy. violence has no place in our society specially in our elections. fortunately no one was injured however i -- however i would use every resource this local authorities in this investigation. >>> the next debate will be held in las vegas on wednesday, both vice presidential candidates will stump in north carolina, mike pence is built -- will to hold a raleigh on tuesday and wednesday and thurs

the leader of the republican party in north carolina, dallas woodhouse, he is with us. e you with us right -- yes, sir, you are. now, you called this political terrorism, i believe? >> yes, sir. be. stuart: what happened? >> well, we know that our orange county office which is about 40 miles west of the capital city of raleigh was heavily burned out, some sort of fire bomb. all of the inside of about a four or five-room office was destroyed. there was also nazi propaganda, a swastika that said nazi republicans get out or else. we took that as a threat. stuart: yeah. >> we informed all of our offices across the state. we have a hundred counties, we don't have a county office in every one, but we have one in most. we asked them to shut down early yesterday, on sunday evening, so we could get an assessment of the situation. but we do have all of our offices back up and running today including in orange county. we have a donated bus that we are working out of. we have tables outside, and we are flocked with volunteers that are ready to clean up and keep moving. stuart: hold

(dallas woodhouse, exec. director, state republican party): "it is meant to scare and intimidate people from volunteering, from working at this office and from working at other offices across the state. but going to take the necessary precautions to do whatever it takes to keep our people safe and keep them working." trump tweeted that quote "animals representing hillary clinton" are behind the attack. clinton's campaign called the attack horrific and said it's grateful th everyone is safe. investigators are looking into the incident. a new federal ban may prevent you from boarding your next flight. note 7 phone is no longer allowed on flights-- after reports of battery fires and explosions. the f-a-a says people who own the phone cannot have it on them-- or in their baggage on any flight in the u-s. samsung issued a recall of the phones... and has discontinued the model altogether. hardy says: "i mean that's an investment you know, you put money into it. you want ot use it. / but if it's a danger to everyone

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(dallas woodhouse, exec. director, state republican party): "it is meant to scare and intimidate people from volunteering, from working at this office and from working at other offices across the state. but we are going to take the necessary precautions to do whatever it takes to keep our people safe and keep them working."" working.""as of now - suspects have yet to be identified. both presidential candidates democrats for the attack - tweeting out - quote - "animals representing hillary clinton and dems in north carolina - just firebombed our office in orange county because we are winning." winning."both clinton and north carolina democratic party condemned the attack - both saying they are grateful everyone is safe.as cbs news reporter hena daniels, the candidates are now preparing for their next head to head debate this week. the incident came as trump and his surrogates spent the weekend u-s election system.top trump adviser rudy giuliani claimed sunday democrats ?could? steal votes in inner cities:(sot

(dallas woodhouse, exec. director, state republican party): "it is meant to scare and intimidate people from volunteering, from working at this office and from working at other offices across the state. but we are going to take the necessary precautions to do whatever it takes to keep our people safe and keep them working."" working.""as of now - suspects have yet to be identified. both responded to the incident. donald trump bashed and blamed democrats for the attack - tweeting out - quote - "animals representing hillary clinton and dems in north carolina - just firebombed our office in orange county because we are winning." winning."both clinton and north carolina democratic party condemned the attack - both saying they are grateful everyone is safe.as cbs news reporter hena daniels, the candidates are now preparing for their next head to head debate this week. his surrogates spent the weekend casting doubt on the u-s election system.top trump adviser rudy giuliani claimed sunday democrats ?could? steal vot

dallas woodhouse / exec. director, state republican party: "it is meant to scare and intimidate people from volunteering." a north carolina republican party official - reacting to the firebombing of a g-o-p party office o swastika and the words "nazi republicans leave town or else" were reportedly spray painted on an adjacent building. the state g-o-p tweeted its appreciation... ..after clinton's campaign tweeted a note of sympathy. ...but trump on twitter ramps up claims that the election is being rigged. donald trump / -r- presidential nominee "the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing completely false allegations." trump supporters, including former new york mayor rudy giuliani, arguing that trump isn't talking about the actual voting process. rudy giuliani / fmr. new york mayor: "when he talks about a 'rigged election,' he's not talking about the fact that it's going to be rigged at the polls." but when challenged ... giuliani backtracked... seeming to allow for the possibility of election rig

dallas woodhouse: "it is meant to scare and intimidate people from volunteering from working at this office." and emotions on both sides running high in advance of this week's debate... with more polls showing hillary clinton is widening her lead after donald trump's recent former democratic pollster admits some are all over the map. cadell: "part of this is we cannot ignore it now is how the media is piling on in a way that is unprecedented, including i believe in some of the polling, for which they use to drive narrative." sot snl sketch "saturday night live"/nbc in tv box 23:33:52 anchor: "what about all the women accusing you of sexual assault? trump/baldwin: they need to shut the hell up." and trump certainly thought n-b-c's saturday night live was piling on over the weekend, tweeting: fs graphic-twitter watched and unfunny show. alec baldwin portrayal stinks. media rigging election! hillary clinton, meantime, being shuttled in her campaign van for what we believe is debate prep. but she is still battling the steady releases of hacked campaign emails which are -- at the very lea

republican leaders are calling the attack a "hate crime" and sot-dallas woodhouse/ncgop 161242 we will not be intimidated. we will not be cowed and we will not be scared. we are not going anywhere! hillary clinton condemned the attack while donald trump blamed the crime on quote "animals representing clinton" the office is used around the clock, but thankfully nobody was inside at the time. fbi director james comey is rejecting the idea that police violence is a national epidemic. he says people who claim otherwise "have no idea" what data currently out to prove anything. he denies the notion that police are violent and racist. comey believes americans will be sorry if people decide against serving in law enforcement. moving forward, the fbi and justice department have planned to create a database detailing police shootings. colin kaepernick's protest over race relations is under renewed scrutiny this morning after he played his first game this season as a starting quarterback. kaepernick arrived to the stadium yesterday in a muhammed ali t- shirt. some see it as a message that unwaver

(((dallas woodhouse/executive director, nort party)(republican building vandalized presser nc) "we will not be intimidated, we will not be cawed, and we will not be scared. we are not going anywhere." )) ((paul joncich)) >>> democratic nominee hillary clinton called the attack "horrific and unacceptable." while donald trump, blamed the violence on clinton supporters. tweeting: "animals- representing hillary clinton and dems in north carolina just firebombed our office in orange county because we are winning." there was no one hurt in the attack./// ((paul joncich)) >>> iraq's military says it has inflicted -quote- "heavy losses of life and equipment" on isis in mosul. battle to recapture it from the terror group. the effort began yesterday... as the forces are trying to eliminate up to 5- thousand isis fighters in the iraqi city. mosul is the largest city under isis control... and their last remaining stronghold in iraq./// ((paul joncich)) >>> back here in the states... the new jersey transit is back in business after last month's deadly train crash this morning's incident free commute

(dallas woodhouse, exec. director, state republican party): "it is meant to scare and intimidate people from volunteering, butt to but we are going to take the necessary precautions to do whatever it takes to keep our people safe in addition to the apparent arson.. there was a message spray painted on a nearby building.. comparing republicans to nazis. donald trump tweeted sunday that quote "animals representing are behind the attack. to be clear... there is no evidence to support that... the clinton campaign called the attack horrific. just days before the final presidential debate here at unlv.. donald trump is hitting the campaign trail.. and attacking the media.. sayng the election is rigged. donald trump / -r- republican presidential nominee: "the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing completely false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect her president." after s-n-l on twitter.. saying that alec baldwin's portrayal of him "stinks"... and that the show is adding to a "rigged elec

dallas woodhouse / exec. director, state republican party: "it is meant to scare and intimidate people from party official - reacting to the firebombing of a g-o-p party office over the weekend. a swastika and the words "nazi republicans leave town or else" were reportedly spray painted on an adjacent building. the state g-o-p tweeted its appreciation... ..after clinton's campaign tweeted a note of sympathy. ...but trump on twitter blamed clinton supporters for the attack. it comes as the republican presidential nominee ramps up claims that the election is being rigged. donald trump / -r- presidential nominee "the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing completely false allegations." trump supporters, including former new york mayor rudy giuliani, arguing that trump isn't talking about the actual voting fmr. new york mayor: "when he talks about a 'rigged election,' he's not talking about the fact that it's going to be rigged at the polls." but when challenged ... giuliani backtracked... seeming to a

. >> host: our guest is dallas woodhouse. terry from canton north carolina you are up next. >> caller: good morning mr. woodhouse. i just want to let everybody know hillary clinton could look into the mirror and the reflection would be jeb bush. jeb's father was the architect of nafta. hillary's husband signed it into law and the day they signed it into law are factors in our furniture factories in western north carolina last. today we have two candidates. one candidate says he wants to bring jobs back to this country. the other candidate hillary, says those jobs are gone and never to come back. we as consumers have to be complacent. it has a sticker on it that says made in china.t says m now for all the benedict birdie fans out there he sold out to the machine. >> host: thanks. we will let our guest respond. >> guest: certainly there's a lot of conversation about jobs in north carolina. pat mccrory and the republicans have a done a good job of bringing some of them back and they do think we havek to rebalance art trade deals

executive director of the north carolina gop dallas woodhouse joins me now. fear a trend is growing here, dallas? >> i certainly hope not. what happened in our orange county satellite office over the weekend was really horrific. it has really shaken a lot of our volunteers, but we've seen a lot of coming together by republicans and democrats who reached out to us, and we certainly appreciate vice president candidate, he'll be vice president, mr. pence, coming by the site today and thanking our volunteers working around the clock to get their office up and running. you certainly hope this kind of thing doesn't spread. what happened in our area was not a threat, it wasn't throwing a beer bottle through a window. it was a violent act that could have very well killed people. liz: dallas, you know, hillary clinton condemning this, what you call horrific act and other democrats, too. you called the political terrorism, mike pence agrees, have you heard or seen anything like this happening before, and what is the status of the investigation into the suspect? >> yeah

dallas woodhouse. good to see you. a lot of folks talking about the debate last night. your candidate said he could not commit to supporting the results of the election. what do you think? >> i didn't know that was an option. i didn't know the election results were optional. there's a few i'd like to go back and do differently. >> reporter: do you wish he hadn't said it? >> i mean, it just didn't seem to make sense to me. either way, somebody will win, somebody will lose. the country goes on from there, as always. >> reporter: he's used your state as an example. back in 2008, non-citizen immigrants may have changed the election enough it went from barack obama. politifact said that's pants on fired and your own election board said that's not true. is he getting off issue? could it hurt your down ballot candidates? >> i was joking earlier. i got the governor's hat on today, governor mccorrory and a big fan. when he came in eight years ago, the state was mired in debt, broke, all kinds of trouble going on and got here after a month, i think he was questioning the results.

joining us on the phone north carolina executive director dallas woodhouse. thank you so much for joining us today. we have some pictures so folks could see what it looks like inside. there was graffiti and i understand painted on the outside as well. referring to quote, nazi republicans. do you know if there have been threats there against any individual, against that office? >> we are not aware of their being any threat. i'm here on scene now and it is a very difficult situation. the part that you didn't say is that not that the republicans get out or else. so we have taken that, we need to warn all of our gop offices across all of the hundred counties in north carolina. we've recommended that they close by sundown tonight and let us get sort of a handle on the situation. but we will have all of our offices up and running tomorrow. we are bringing in a -- to this office. because this is an utter act of political terrorism. >> well the pictures -- >> they are meant to intimidate. >> the pictures show a lot of destruction and the good news was this is overnig

. >> i know dallas woodhouse very well. he spent some time working for me full disclosure and i respect dallas he does a good job. >> -- [inaudible]. >> but to david's point and the clip here. donald trump said i will accept a clear election result. the media isn't playing that. what he's saying. >> jim -- >> no he didn't play that. he played the begin of it. a point in the speech today in ohio i'll scene clear election result. however i reserve my right to challenge a close election. i don't think that is out of the bounds. and i think he has that right. two things today. a poll was published in roll cal. 72% of the economists polled today they are very or somewhat concerned about the electoral security on november 8th. secondarily. this is an article published today and here is what it said. the media takes every word that donald trump says, okay. seriously. but they don't take his campaign seriously. the difference is the american people take the campaign seriously but don't take every word seriously. >> what donald trump

chances of donald trump winning there with north carolina republican party executive director dallas woodhoused later, talking about politics co-public per gary pearce talks about the clinton campaign and what he's doing to win in the tar heel state. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] host: it is the "washington journal" for october 24, 15 days before election day. today on the c-span network, hillary clinton in manchester, new hampshire. she will appear alongside senator elizabeth warren. you can see that event live on c-span. donald trump received his first major newspaper endorsement. other stories highlighting the fact that the paper was purchased by sheldon adelson, a longtime supporter of republicans. we want to hear from you in our first 45 minutes on your thoughts on why you think your

dallas woodhouse sending out a warning and an apology for the phishing email. >>> and white house laughingg test before the debate. >> donald trump suggested that presidential candidates should have to take a drug test. >> you are telling me that the candidate who snorted his way through the first two debates is accusing the other candidate of drugs. that's a curious development. >> wow. that coming from the white house press secretary. reporters asked him what he meant by that. he said he was trying to have fun with the press. the press wasn't laughing. >>> big story is this all quid pro quo thing over at the state department and we've got state department spokesperson admirable john kirby joining us. >> good morning, guys. good to be with you. >> it wasn't too long you were sitting on our couch. you listed that right under admirable as career highlight. just to talk about this. it doesn't reflect directly on you but maybe you could provide some insight on this. these documents it seemed we got verbatim a quid pro quo happening between the fbi and the state department where patrick kenned

the woodhouse brothers, brad, president of correct the record in dallas, and executive director of the week, were you? >> well, i think mr. trump needs to get back on the message that he can build this economy and get people back to work, and i think, brian, the important thing the candidates have to remember is what is the most valuable thing they have right now? what is the thing that they cannot get back? they can raise more money, but they cannot generate more time, and any time talking about yourself in this situation is wasted, you need the commentators and you need to be talking about your opponent and that's true for both sides. >> brad, after this story in the "new york times" comes out about hillary going after all bill's women and the fact is the sanders' tape leaks out, does that mean hillary will not be going to the back of the plane today? >> i think she will go to the back of the plane. i think "the new york times" story you referenced, there was really nothing -- there's nothing new in there. we've heard these accusations before. we've heard some of this -- some of this

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