lou: the damn fools are the dems. >> yes.: don't understand that trump is neither right or left, this is the man that came from the center. >> exactly. lou: thinks pragmatically and pursuing the national interest. he is first and foremost an american. >> yes. lou: he is governing whether anyone on the left want to admit this, he is governing from the center of this country. >> exactly. lou: with great traditional values in his sites. you put on the line every night a contest of which yours and the, well, half wits of the left who are sr. the -- have the courage to debate. >> i think we should talk about things. people wants us to defend our own borders, okay. nobody wants to have that debate, shut up racist, they know you are lying when they call you names. lou: there's so little of the debate from the left that's honest -- >> yes. lou: we find out we have been talking about 11 million illegal immigrants, mit, they did study and figured it could be 30 million. >> at least 22. [laughter] lou: let's take a look at one of my fav

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after labeling deranged dems, radical dems as a mob of angry leftists, imagine that. >> they don't call them protesters, or people with right to petition congress tha that ia constitution also right they call them a majority call 3-letter word. >> people like ted cruz gets chased out of restaurants by a mob. >> you are not going to use mob word. >> describing protesters as a mob is a fact, is it mob behavior no. >> thank you. >> it is people who are upset, angry with way that country can going. >> will you let me finish. lou: snowflakes until they are a mob, i said it, mob. a 3-letter word we'll use it a lot. >> republicans have been shot, been docked, and run out of restaurants, harassed by radical dems, we'll take up the little darling and more with congressman louie gohmert right after these hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? n

lou: one party, radical dem party defined it perfect two words. the president today to his credit doing something he does more and more of. he is talking about those who are making that future possible. not only for judge kavanaugh, the national supreme court. but he pointed on susan collins, and what she said, if we could roll that from president's remarks tonight in the east room. >> i'm told we don't have it i apologize to you. she did say was, that when paths passions are most inflamed that is what fairness is most in jeopardy, you could tell that means a lot to the president, a lot to most of us, and susan collins showed guts, by the way i am not one of those who say i have always believed susan collins of one of the great senators of our time, she is remarkable. she and though moments -- convinced me she is a person of great, great principle and guts. >> certainly that speech that single speech was the finest most foundational speech that i heard any politician give in the between years i have been covering this lunatic place. this insane as

the dems lost another one. that's what we do now. >> cornell, that's a sort of chuck schumer, montel jordan, this is how we do it now. is that a problem for the dems if that's how they even seen? >> truth is, women were against this kavanaugh by better than 20 points. the idea that kavanaugh is going to be beneficial to you is fool's gold. that said, you know, what is schumer to do? schumer's case is going to be, we need, in fact, a democratic majority in the senate. because if we have a democratic majority in the senate, we could have stopped this from going through. so i think that's a rallying cry. from a procedural stand point, we don't have the votes to stop that. we knew that months ago. you know, i give them some credit for putting off the fight they put, given that we do not have the votes to stop kavanaugh from going in. i think this is a rallying cry. this is going to make this 1992, the year of the woman look peal in comparison to how viscerally upset women are, both republican, moderate and democrat

but already the radical dems are trying to -- well, they want to change the direction. they've made an agreement. they have torn that one up. now they want a new one, and they want to tell everybody what the fbi should be looking into. you know, all of the subjects and issues and events that they didn't question judge kavanaugh about when they had the opportunity, and they didn't when they had the opportunity to do the same with dr. ford. we wouldn't be in this position, had it not been for the tortured confused soul of the two-face senator from arizona snow flake, arizona, by the way, jeff flake who said he wouldn't vote to confirm kavanaugh without a supplemental fbi investigation. flake admitting that he only called for the investigation because of his failed senatorial career. >> could you have done this if you were running for reelection? >> no, not a chance. not a chance. no. >> because politics has become too sharp? too partisan? >> yeah, there's no value to reaching across the aisle. there's no currency for that anymore. there's no incentive. lou: wait a minute.

not only is barack obama campaigning for radical dems, but today's development, ready? hillary clinton. she's talking again. and, of course, attacking president trump. >> but the president's been true to form. he has insulted, attacked, demeaned women throughout the campaign. really for many years, leading up to the campaign, and he's continued to do that inside the white house. lou: hillary clinton thrusting herself into these midterms and true to her form, returning to suck up as much political oxygen as possible that radical demcandidates desperately need for themselves. we take it all up with republican strategist ed rollins, former white house adviser dr. sebastian gorka. >>> our top story tonight, the cracks are worsening in the deep state as high-ranking members of the corrupt department of justice and fbi turn on each other. we're learning that former top fbi attorney general counsel james baker provided testimony to congressional investigators last week about the aftermath of james comey's firing in may of last year. and a meeting a week later that included ros

donors giving dems money. a lot of it, for the edge in the top nine senate races, as well as dozens of the closest house races. now, republicans hitting back at the local level, there are republican attempts to move from talking all about trump to doing other things that might work, like hammering the specter of nancy pelosi taking charge again. virginia's dave brat naming her 25 times in this debate last night. other republicans softening their stances that proved unpopular. here's an arizona senate candidate who voted to repeal obamacare last year with a different tune last night. >> i voted to protect people with pre-existing conditions. we cannot go back to where we were before obamacare. where we're a people that are one diagnosis away from going bankrupt. >> we can't go back. here on "the beat," we don't usually treat donald trump's tweets as a top story on just about anything. but this turns out to be a little more than a tweet. tru tru trump making news and drawing this criticism on stormy daniels appe

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and a gray tv poll finds republican kevin cramer leading dem senator heidi hide cam hide. joining us tonight, ed rollins. >> nice to be with you. thank you. lou: what has happened in this country to basic fundamental standards on the part of broadcast journalists. >> the standards which may have been there at one point in time are no longer there. this is an invitation in the last week the take any garbage you can find and dump it on brett kavanaugh's lawn. lou: it's political motivation. it's obviously orchestrated. all part of a piece. and it is the politics of personal destruction. >> i will predict to you that when the report comes out -- they're not passing it out to each member of the senate. they have to go to a room like they do any intelligent document. i bet ten members of the senate who are democrats will vote against him. lou: ten? >> i would be shocked in ten didn't. >> you're saying ten will not read the document? >> no more than ten will read the document. lou: no more than ten, okay. >> they will not go do that. lou: how many do you think will be persuaded

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dem intensity, 2% higher. joining us tonight, south carolina congressional candidate, katie arrington. great to have you with us. the trump effect seems to be holding again. kavanaugh is having, it seems, nationwide a real impact on republican voters as well as the elections that some were saying were either in the democratic column or a tossup moving in a new direction. what about where you live, how is it going? >> absolutely. since senator graham took the floor of the judiciary committee last week, the base has been incensed. they've come alive again. our phone banks, our offices have been flooded with volunteers come in to make calls. the republicans are awake and they want their voices heard. it's just that republicans do it in an orderly manner, unlike what's happening, you know, as we see, as you mentioned earlier, you know, about leaving your college campus. it's unbelievable. down here, my opponent -- lou: could that happen in south carolina, for example? could that happen? >> no. look at our senators

>> well, look, we are sitting here three weeks before the election and the dems are on the offensive and you talked about the numbers are looking good and every single day we are nare fig with donald trump, we are losing. so if i were running the campaign, and i would do this, because she wants it taken off of the table, but i would not do it now, not 21 days before the election, and now, you could lay it out perfectly what was going to the happen and she could do that and the president going to pick a fight with her and we all in the media are going to be spending time talking about it, but it will will take us off of the message and what we need to do is to win the house and the senate. and for her due, she is raising money all over the place, and traveling for the democrats to be helpful in the midterms, but i would have waited 22 days to get in this fight with the president. >> and the president meanwhile, talk about staying focused, he had a tweet against stormy daniels with the defamation case aside from all of the other stuff, and he called her a horse face, and how much more

you are the largest party in parliament to support it, as do the lib dems and plaid cymru.ur and conservative backbenchers as well. but you are a significant minority. we are signalling that the deal which is unsatisfactory, we have the option of having a people's vote. on that basis, we are happy to support that. you're such a small number in parliament, seems unlikely. we will work collaboratively with others across the chamber to see if we can get a majority for that proposition. thank you very much. the conference here in glasgow is about to get under way. we expect to hear from the first minister, nicola sturgeon soon. her big speeches on tuesday, where we may get some more details that position on another eu referendum. just to recap, the snp is saying that if an eu referendum was brought toward private, they would back it. a second customer is believed to have died, from a suspected allergic reaction to a product, bought from pret a manger. the person, who hasn't been named, died last year, after eating a flatbread sandwich, which was supposed to be dairy—free. it co

my universe is maybe lean-dems, independents, unknowns and lean republicans. that's the persuadable universe we're dealing with. dy>> i have to run as some that's really going to represent the people of thisistrict. >> reporter: sometimes the person behind the door i perfectly satisfied with the way things are going. >> i'm running for state assembly herin our district. >> okay, as a democrat. >> yeah. >> uh, can't handle that one. >> really? >> there might be a handful, there might be, all right, well have a good day. those are hard doors. en>> reporter: that's he emerge sisterhood kicks in. >> there's also a lot of emotional support. because it is a very stressful process. >> if you had a rough or, and you're just, like, you just need to vent, having someone there that youan call. >> i honestly think i would have really struggled trying to do this on my own. >> reporter: emily and alexandra felt their lives change on election day 2016, and they don't expect to go back to the way things were. >> are you registered to vote? >> yes. >> i always ask people. it's

all you dems out there i want you to take a big big where you hashtag resistance corporate democrats because this my friends is what you're russia gape fear mongering looks like an impending nuclear arms race and armageddon fears all in time for breakfast now let's start watching the hawks. but if you treat the place like. it's like. the bottom. like you that i got. with. that would. be. because i. welcome everyone to watching the hawks i am tyrrel than her and joining me just to discuss the latest on the trump white house moves to end the island of treaty is the host of news views q you're an r t america good man scotty no he was an r t correspondent sarah month thank you so much for both coming on sarah want to start with you you've been following the story. where are we at at this point i know my good buddy bolton love that guy. the right now is that all sarcasm are those are going to start and those that can't i don't know he's a chickenhawk i know he's in russia right now clucking away what's the latest what are we hearing on this so bolton met with some russian officials today

the tactics of left, radical dems, day in, and day out.he media. >> my view of last two years, is different from paul ryan's would be, which is that. everything that happened since elect of 2016, is about bringing down president trump. various ways, but a sense of unhinged movement to bring down this president. for paul ryan to say, well both sides are playing this game it really a total misreading of what has been happening. lou: i would agree, it would be a misreading, but in his case it is more misrepresentation on his part. hknows better. >> i am not sure he does. >> he is that be o obtuse. >> i think if he did, he would still be speaker, leading the house to a future, he is give us up the fight, he does not like the fight. >> remember his original goal he was vice presidential nominee on the romney ticket. the party moved away. and that is where he is today, he needs to retire, and deer hunt all year round in wisconsin. fish. lou: there is a lot going on in wisconsin. judging by scott walker camo jacket in middle of milwaukee. >> chee

security and illegal immigration crisis, president trump and an escalating political battle with radical dems, rinos and national left wing media created or supported open borders. president trump today repeated his pledge to end so-called birth right citizenship for children of for foreign nationas and illegal immigrants. >> a person comes in, who has never come to the country before, has a baby, now all o aa isn't that baby is a u.s. citizen. through chain migration and other things many other come in through the baby. it is ridiculous. all you have to do is take a look at what harry reid said in 1993. guess what, before he know went insaminsane he got it right. lou: president said he is ready to send 15 thousand troops to border is mexico to deal the sunk of primarily central american migrants, they are headed in 5 separate caravans to our border. we'll have latest hire. >> also, represented louie gohmert is joining us, we'll talk with texas congressman about house battle over illegal immigration and border security. former federal prosecutor joe digenova will join us that talk about presi

you know how the corporate dems truck themselves are they actually stirring throat of the. or proliferation maybe we've pushed too hard on this anti russia thing maybe we shouldn't be pulling out of treaties like this maybe we've you know motivated to listen to bolton to do this guy is there any so that it's just thought that's what everybody is missing right here outside of maybe the beltway and the people that make money off of war like the ones the neo cons that are surrounding president trump right now most people don't want war most people want the united states to bring their soldiers home from afghanistan most people want us to and that the korean war so majority of people here in this corner wait a minute no no no no no we voted for trump we crossed over didn't vote our own party democrat because we knew the truck promised to get it to retract our policing of the rest of the world so all of this to them are going what is going on here and with trump here here's the question i have to wonder why is president this we know why bolton is doing it we know why the neo con

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why can't dems ever stay focused? and they'll need to stay focused to unseat the incumbent president. his reelection campaign just announced raised more than 100 million, a big haul so early before 2020. >> i hope she's running for president, because i think she'd be very easy. >> ed, warren is expected to win reelection in massachusetts. there is another democrat facing election campaign, in trouble in north dakota tonight. what do we know about that? >> reporter: yeah, jeff, heidi heitkamp is apologizing for an ad that ranr e weeken the ad desigd to criticize republican kevin cramer for his support of brett kavanaugh. it lists sexual violence, domestic abuse and rape. turns out some of those listed didn't give their consent. heitkamp is one of those moderates running in a red state this november. polls right now show she's trailing cramer. jeff? >> ed o'keefe, thank you. >>> police today intensified the search for a missing 13-year-old girl from western wisconsin. her parents were found dead in the family home yeste

why can't dems ever stay focused? >> absolutely right. in terms of the elizabeth warren -- the attack on warren, i believe that was actually about white anxieties among donald trump's base about who is write in america but that's not what democrats should be focused on. two issues they should be focused on this those key districts. only two, health care and the gop tax bill. those are the issues you hear again and again from these swing state democrats that have been extremely influential with independent voters, democrats in those suburban districts as you said are extremely upset with the republican agenda and what trump has done on health care and on taxes. those are the winning issues in those districts. you know what, we have two more years to talk about what's helpful for the democratic base, there's certainly issues beyond those but -- >> you think she misfired. >> i think that she not only misfired but i think that, you know, it's easy for elizabeth warren to go out and talk about that because she doesn't have to go win in a swing

lou: we'll take up latest on that caravan and degree to which dems have and any interest in saving the nation. we'll talk with former director of immigration and customs enforcement. tom hallman. also radical dims in pennsylvania go negative, they go low, mean. viciously attack lou barletta, senator bob casey running a vicious attack ad that appears to designed to, act representative barletta and his family. casey agreed with the complaints but nonetheless the ads are still running, congressman barletta joining us, we'll talk about how the republican party is responding. new reports suggest robert mueller may be close to delivering what is termed quote, key findings in russia investigation. but no mention of a report, no indication that mueller will ever end his witc witch-hunt. we take it up with sydney powell and chris farrell. a caravan of immigrants making their way through central america toward our southern border, reportedly grown in size to 4,000 people, mexico assigned extra 500 federal police officers to patrol the border with guatemala ahead of the caravan arrival. president

nancy pelosi telling the chronicle editorial board that the dems would make exposing his tax returns. that would be the top priority if they won the majority in the house. how's that for deep thinking, visionary talk of the minority leader. the dems are so far beyond civility or any integrity they will do anything they can for power and viciously go after republicans instead of working on issues that matter to working men and women, the middle class, and focusing on american values and the american way. the democrats have lost their way. up next, breaking news on the deep state infusion and glenn simpson. president trump is not happy and rod rosenstein has refused to testify. rnc committee woman joins me. we way on hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? not ram. that's a chevy! it's chevy! that's right. from the family of the most d

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