groups and run by david brock whether it the media matters crew or this american bridge crew. at some point is there a time to investigate their 5o1c3 or 501(c)(4) status? is this a legitimate speech or is this targeted harassment? >> look, this gets to the heart of campaign finance reform. we last had that by george w. bush at the beginning of his term and what this has led to is absolute chaos where billionaires can come in and feed these guys. something needs to be done about this? yes. but unfortunately, the republicans, we are not going to get involved in that type of behavior. i think the democrats, until they are trying to listen, they are not going to change. they see this working. they are protesting, the harassment, all of this, they see it as working. i hope it backfires this fall and i think a lot of people slowly waking up to the fact that this is not the type of behavior we should have in our political system. >> laura: you live in a beautiful state. california is a beautiful state. it basically has a super majority democrat-controlled of the state legislature, o

david brock represents everything wrong in politics and i hope we democrats can win constructively andough activities like this.ha shannon: we have a picture getting into nancy pelosi's s face, latinos who confronted her. i don't know if we can play the audio because there are a lot of f bombs, but also calling her a communist say we don't want you, you don't belong. this is pretty aggressive in its own right. >> there is a way to campaign hard and campaign aggressively without these tactics. i happen to know the young woman in nevada who is running the gubernatorial campaign, one of the brightest women in republican politics and the fact that she couldn't go through a day on her job campaigning for a candidate without getting bruised up is absolutely absurd at this point. >> so glad to hear doug say that. is a member of the democratic party in good standing it is important for him and people who don't want to reject this brown shirt tactics to speak up and try to stop it but frankly there's a lot of money going in the opposite direction. $1 million in 2012 by george soros put into thi

founded by david brock and funded in part by george soros.told the employee has been relieved of the duties. bring in the panel power. former clinton pollster doug schoen. and alexander wilks. host of "bulls and bears" every weekday at 5:00 p.m., david asman. thank you for being here. >> great to be here. >> shannon: i'll start with you, dave. this is volatility. people seem frustrate and this is coming out in the public confrontations. >> i say this as a democrat. once the democrat to win the midterm, this hurts the party. it plays to trump's narrative that the democrats are radical, extremists, violence. my advice is stick to the issues. talk about healthcare and the economy as the poll you presented before says. and stay away from this personal politics of the destruction of violence. david brock is a force who represents everything that is wrong in politics. hopefully democrats can win constructively and not through activities like this. >> shannon: alexander, we have video, too, of a confrontation of former house speaker hoping to be a h

. >> joining me now christine emba, liz copeland, and david brock. thank you all for being with me. let me go to you first, christine. president obama said avenfrican americans should vote for him, he'd be honored and they should get away from the democrats. but then the next night he comes and says this about a confederate general. >> so robert e. lee was a great general, and abraham lincoln developed a phobia, he couldn't beat robert e. lee, he was going crazy. i don't know if you know this. but robert e. lee was winning battle after battle after battle and abraham lincoln came home and he said i can't beat robert e. lee. >> now i said president obama, obviously it was president trump that said that. how does anyone expect for african americans to honor them with their vote if they're calling a confederate general, who led a military movement based really on treason and on slave ownership, calls him a great general? >> what it shows is that donald trump really does not know the african american audience well. first of all that phrasing african americans should honor republicans, a

stark worked for american group 21st-century founded by activist david brock and funded by george sorosl in police custody this morning and has been fired. women division minnesota two gop candidates allegedly assaulted. sarah anderson says a man charged at her when she confronted him with knocking over her campaign signs. >> i couldn't get the door because it was already there on top of me. he punched me in the arm and i put the car in reverse to get out of there. >> no arrest has been made but police have a suspect, first-time candidate republican shane weakland says he was punched in the face a restaurant. >> lasting i heard is him say -- i will keep on the colorful language but you bleeping people don't give up leap about the middle class. >> suffering a concussion. doctors said could take him up to 6 weeks to fully recover. police say the suspect has been identified but is still on the loose. >> we want to know what you think of this so let us know. thank you very much, jackie. the time is 26 after the top of the hour. a rare and mysterious illness that partially paralyzes children

these are the tactics that the castro and maduro regimes used. >> thank you, david brock, fernand, david. >>> coming up next, we will take a look at how the current president stands up against our past presidents. the great historian michael beschlos joins us next. quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper. so we improved everything. we used 50% fewer ingredients added one handed pumps and beat the top safety standards the new johnson's® choose gentle unstopand it's strengthenedting place, the by xfi pods,gateway. which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. >>> russia has violated the agreement. we're not going to let them violate a nuclear agreement and go out and do weapons and we're not allowed to so we're going to terminate the agreement. we're going to pull out. >>> well, file this under yet another presidential norm broken. yesterday donald tr

davison is the campaign manager for the gubernatorial nominee, she is terrified and traumatized, and david brockolice custody this morning and has been fired, and two gop candidates were assaulted, sarah anderson says the man charged at her when she confronted him with knocking over her campaign signs. >> i can't get the door because it is already there, he hauled off and punched me in the arm and i took the car in reverse to get out of there. >> reporter: no arrest has been made but there is a suspect, shane weakland says he was punched in the face at a restaurant. >> last thing i heard is him say, i will be valid, the language, you believeing people don't give a bleep about the middle-class. >> suffering a concussion, doctors say it could take six weeks to fully recover, police say the suspect is been identified but is still on the loose. absolutely awful. the trend of politics turning violent. rob: people hate each other now. thank you so much. the radical mobs do not seem to be slowing down, south carolina senator lindsey graham says the chaos and lack of civility comes from the fact that de

david duke hillary clinton made the joke yes you are correct donald trump brock obama hillary clinton or david duke oh say who are who you're correct yeah understand why people might be offended when someone says they all look the same in reference to these two guys no no no they came up in an interview and she said they all look the same is kind of meant to be a joke but people say it's pretty offensive. i mean that is pretty offensive yeah i see why people might think it's offensive to say they all look the same in reference to these two guys and yes she probably meant it as a joke she wasn't actually air one doesn't so it can't be that yeah what has a mustache one doesn't can't be that. but that's not appropriate joke is it no i understand why people might be offended by saying they all look the same about these two guys. yeah i do people same things about me before so i mean. some people think all the chinese will say can you understand why people might be offended i mean what do you make of hillary clinton saying that. it's it's it's pretty insensitive. especially when they don't

brock, he's okay. his family is in florida. david seabert, his mother in mobile, alabama. she left.t now he's regretting it, but he wants her to know he's okay. annette cofield and her 92-year-old mother, they barely made it through, she said. the houses are gone, mother's in a wheelchair, but they are probably getting out in an ambulance if they are not already gone by now. but they are all okay. >> and obviously any family members or friends of people who are out there and heard that, please call other members of the family to let them know. miguel, just quickly, where are people tonight? i mean, if somebody's home has been zrodestroyed, where are th staying? >> some of them are staying in their homes, no matter how bad they are. fortunately it's not too hot and miserable a night here. a lot of people we met there's an area just up the road where a lot of the emergency personnel are gathering. we couldn't do our live shots there because there was too much interference with the satellite signal. but a lot of them are staying there. there are convenience stores with everything, all

brock is okay. his family is in florida. david seaburg, his mom is in mobile, alabama.yed there. he's regretting it but he's doing okay. a 92-year-old woman and her daughter, they made it through, the windows are gone. they're probably going to be getting on an ambulance soon. >> a lot of stories that raise concern and a lot still yet to be told. i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. the storm is gone, and nothing is left in some parts of the panhandle. cities, towns, total ruin after the hurricane for the history books, blasted

robert brock is okay. david sebert, her mom is in mobile, alabama, he's okay. annette caufield and her 92-year-old mother, they're okay. and hector morales, who i met earlier today, he worked at the famous toucan bar here. he says that is gone. his wallet is gone, his car is gone, his job is gone, but he is alive. they're waiting for much worse news. kate. >> and miguel, i'm just kind of struck. i'm looking at the disaster around you. again, this morning, no matter how many times i'm looking at this image, i cannot wrap my mind around it, the fact there are so many homes. businesses, anything, even a street sign standing. the trees wiped out as well. i'm still having a hard time wrapping my mind around it. i can only imagine what folks are telling you when they come across you on the ground. this is their life. this is their neighborhood. this is their street. >> this is their home. this is a spectacularly beautiful part of the panhandle as well. there were beautiful homes along this beach. the beaches are white sand beach beaches. it's gorgeous down there exce

robert brock, he's okay. david sea berg. he wants his mother in mobile, alabama to know he's okay.nnette co-field, she and her mother are okay as well. but there is just the amount of need and the disaster that is unfolding here is immense. there are so many people hanging out in town here, waiting, hoping for a ride out of here at some point. emergency services only able to deal with those who are actually injured, actually sick right now, that they have to get out on an emergent basis. everyone else at this point will have to wait until they can do that. but people rode out this storm. their homes are now completely gone, entire neighborhoods. i mean, this is the sort of stuff we see everywhere. 80 to 90% of this a large pors portion of it is completely gone and it will be a long, long time in rebuilding here in mexico beach, florida, just enormous damage. what you're looking at now is across 98. 98 is the main drag that goes along mexico beach. there are giant chunks of 98 that are now gone as well, completely washed away. there is literally nothing left. it's almost impossible

robin rhetts hrauf, and robert brock from florida, he's okay. davidbert, he wants mom to know that he is a-okay, and annet annette kofield, they are okay. they put up a temporary tower so people could get some word out. there's 165 members of search and rescue starting to go through here methodically and it's amazing they have not said there's a person injured or killed yet, but they only have begun the search. >> yes, there's still people on the missing list and you are doing such a service for everybody, miguel, just to say the people who are alive, the people who are still trying to connect with their relatives. we know you did that last night and will continue to do that throughout the day. i am sure they are grateful hearing their relatives are live this morning. thank you for that reporting. >> great work. what brooke baldwin said earlier, we don't know what they will find when they get in the buildings, they could find people trapped alive or maybe not, and they only have just begun. if you want to help those affected by hurricane michael, go t

robert brock, he is okay. david seburg wants his mother in mobile, alabama, to know he is okay. and annette cofield and her 92-year-old mother, who is wheelchair bound, she's okay. i just spoke to them. looks like they're getting on an ambulance shortly and getting out of here, but there is a massive effort that is just starting to take root here to take care of the basic needs of people and those search and rescuers just starting to get through the neighborhoods to look for people. we have certainly heard that there are many people who -- that there are people who are missing here and there is a lot of concern about what is going to become of this community. it is just -- the devastation is unbelievable. getting here was extraordinarily difficult, and then when you get here, it is just shocking to see. it is literally like a massive bomb went off and just flattened the town and knocked down trees for a good 30, 40 miles leading into here, just nothing but forests of trees that are knocked over, absolutely incredible to see. >> i have to say, miguel, it is so -- no matter what y

robert brock, his family is in florida. he is okay. david siebert, his mother evacuated. he said she was more sensible than i was. i wish i could get to her now in mobile, alabama. he wants her to know he's okay. and annet cofield and her 92-year-old mother were taken out by ambulance today, they are okay, safe and sound. we've talked to people across the area here who they're either trying to get word out, looking trying to get word out, looking for somebody. some people are getting in. but it is very, very few. >> you're doing a real service, thank you for that. how hard was it to get to where you're reporting from tonight? >> reporter: it was a three or four-hour trip. parts of it, the roads were completely covered by trees. you had to go alongside the road in very sort of muddy fields to get through it. it was not easy. big chunks of 98 here in mexico beach are just gone. they have been washed out completely, where you cannot get around. you have to go back in to the neighborhoods and sneak around to get back on to 98. but, it is an absolute mess. don? >> we are looki

brock is okay. his family is in florida. david seaburg, his mom is in mobile, alabama. she evacuated, he stayed there. he's regretting it but he's doing okay. a 92-year-old woman and her daughter, they made it through, the windows are gone. they're probably going to be getting on an ambulance soon. >> a lot of stories that raise concern and a lot still yet to be told. i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. the storm is gone, and nothing is left in some parts of the panhandle. cities, towns, total ruin after the hurricane for the history books, blasted ashore there. how do survivors piece their lives back together. should they do it in the same place? we're going to talk to a survivor in a moment, she lost her home, the school she worked in, the biggest concerns are for her students. she's not losing home, and she'll tell you why. the white house walking a tightrope as the world demands answers on the disappearance of a saudi journalist. there's growing suspicion that the saudi royal court ordered a hit on the reporter. we have new information about the interceptions t

david? >> steve osunsami with us from georgia tonight. steve, thank you. >>> we do know that president trump today was monitoring the status of hurricane michael from the white house. he was briefed by fema director brock long and homeland security chief kristen nielsen, saying the federal government is ready. >> everybody that's going to be hit, we have covered. and i just say god bless everyone, because it's going to be a rough one. it's going to be a very dangerous one. >> meanwhile, we know the president appeared to struggle with a decision today whether to go to a campaign rally in erie, pennsylvania, tonight, tweeting that he decided to go to not disappoint the thousands of people that plan to be there. >>> and we have much more ahead on this special edition of "world news tonight" from florida. the other major nnigh deilcong i about an alleged bomb plot on election day. the midterms. authorities say the suspect had built a 200-pound explosive. we'll tell you where. >>> also, the major headline involving that deadly limo crash tonight that killed 20 people. what we've now learned. >>> and the major shockwaves we're following on wall street today. the worst loss in eight months, 401(k)s taking a h