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the dep is not progressive, it has been described as the political arm of the 17th century. i'm not in tune with the larger public and that kind of sonar is also constitutional breakdown. isn't that in support? >> it's an overstatement to say we are in uncharted waters and we will be even more uncharted waters is circumstances where parliament rejects all of the options and as i say every one of the scenarios that we are describing one is less slightly [ indiscernible ]. in a few weeks we could be in that place. >> actually rather the government having a general election it could be the next prime minister in which case it's either my deal or the other and that's another argument. >> the position is the political force because they will be able to vote down the deal and then not vote for the parliament and so that will settle the threat. they will call the bluff. it's important to recognize this is a psychodrama and civil war. rationality has a very small part to play in the drummer that is unfolding -- drama that is unfolding. >> it's important to understand the fear of the

we heard the president at his rally say dep -- democrats create mobs, republicans create jobs. what have you seen? >> joe biden is very popular in the democratic party. we're seeing a lot of voices. time will tell us as the pool narrows who will ultimately represent them in 2020. >> the ultimate time in that line will tell. thank you for coming out on this saturday. thank you. >> thank you. >>> a russian woman charged with trying to interfere with the upcomi upcoming midterms. >>> and how john kelly and john bolton drew a nighttime laugh. >> one of the men might leave the white house. ooh, oorh, ooh. please, please, please let it be trump. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the ris

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do you know what dep stands for? don't expect permits. that is what it stands for. we can talk about gas taxes in pennsylvania. we do have the highest gas tax in the nation. i am ok with that. but you know what? we should not have more potholes than ever in the last four years. there is more trash along the highways. listen. if you do what i have been doing for the last year, over 600 stops, talking to people in truck stops, diners and manufacturing plants. natural gas drill sites. go to elks county to the beautiful visitor center. visit the lumberman museum. going around pennsylvania and talk to the people of pennsylvania. they have a completely different opinion of governor wolf. things are not working and it is about time it changes. i am not trying to be politically correct and i cannot -- do not need this job or this money. i have a great career. i want to tell you something. i've met some of the greatest people in pennsylvania. they need someone who is going to fight for them. i pledge to people of pennsylvania, if you elect me of -- as the next governor, i wi

>> we have to make sure we don't dep diedeputize this. we want to see how much they will undercut trump. i want to know how the warrant will be issued against them. paid for by the democratic party. i want to let you know how that happened. it will never happen again. >> senator, thank you for being here this morning. thank you, iris. >> thank you. >> questions mounting over the future of rod rosenstein as he prepares to testify. they want to help remove him from the election. you are looking at sunday morning futures. whooo! want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundred thousand tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world! like new york! from bus tours, to breathtaking adventures, tripadvisor makes it easy to find and book amazing things to do. and you can cancel most bookings up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. so you can make your next trip... monumental! read reviews check hotel prices book things to do tripadvisor >>> welcome back. a lot of news on the p

deps wanted to do it. trump got it done. >> you were criticizing kanye because he was black. he wasn't sure if he could figure out if abraham lincoln was black or white. and he is saying stupid stuff. >> have you ever been correct and accurate in every statement. >> absolutely not. >> you are entitled to make mistakes and entitled to apologize. >> laura: i want to do another town hall and i want you both coming because we have to talk about this whole issue of race in america. where we are today and i wouldof love to have you on today. thank you so much. in the entirety of dr. ford's accusations rely on a single memory. could it be false memory? this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-h

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>> we have to make sure we don't dep diedeputize this. undercut trump. i want to know how the warrant will be issued against them. paid for by the democratic party. i want to let you know how that happened. it will never happen again. >> senator, thank you for being here this morning. thank you, iris. >> thank you. >> questions mounting over the future of rod rosenstein as he prepares to testify. they want to help remove him from the election. you are (guard) what i've witnessed... controlled fury. freakish intelligence. wicked seduction. these endeavors will rattle your soul... and challenge the contents of your stomach. if that sounds dramatic... it is. >>> welcome back. a lot of news on the program this morning. we heard from bob goodlatte. rosenstein will face tough questions from those remarks where he suggested recording the president to remove him from office. this comes with the backdrop of the midterm elections 16 days a way from today. john is with us. he's been breaking news on the subject. al is also here and david. thank you

>> we have to make sure we don't dep diedeputize this. to see how much they will undercut trump. i want to know how the warrant will be issued against them. paid for by the democratic party. i want to let you know how that happened. it will never happen again. >> senator, thank you for being here this morning. thank you, iris. >> thank you. >> questions mounting over the future of rod rosenstein as he prepares to testify. they want to help remove him from the election. you are this place isn't for me. that last place was pretty nice. i don't like this whole thing. dad, what happened? where's rosie? i let her go. wow! you going to help me finish this thing or what? i think we can do better. change is hard, dad. try to keep an open mind. come on, dad. this is for me, son? so, you going to help me finish this thing or what? principal. we can help you plan for that. ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with trelegy a

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. >> president donald trump dep t departing the white house for a rally in houston. his latest campaign stop stumping for republicans. but while exciting his base at rallies, mr. trump is also making inaccurate or unproven claims like -- >> we're looking at putting in a very major tax cut for middle income people. and if we do that, it will be sometime just prior, i would say, to november. a major tax cut. >> in nevada this weekend, trump unexpectedly announcing that republicans are working on a new middle class tax cut that he wants to see by november 1, even though congress is not in session until after the midterm elections. then changing his tune this afternoon. >> we're putting in a resolution sometime in the next week and a half two weeks, we won't have time to do the lvote. we'll do the vote after the election. >> reporter: and president trump is making claims that people are rioting in california. >> they're rioting now. they what about to get out of the sanctuary city. >> reporter: recently suggesting very few supported a $6 billion opiod nays are 98, the ye

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talked to the other voters last night, and they said that they cannot afford the have this issue in dep jeopardy. and you heard from colleen who said is that her daughter had been diagnosed with cancer, and she said that she spends her day to make sure that he is protect and her financial security is not going to be disruped because of health care insurance. so half of the country would not vote for a candidate who is going to limit the affordable care act. we are talking to the people ahead of the rally, and many are going to try to see what the president has to the say about this specific policy and one that impacts them every single day. >> it is amazing to to see them out there early, and the president has been claiming it and that is one example of it. charlie psyches, what about the kavanaugh effect, because we have evidence of some of the polls in the key states like nevada, tennessee, and arizona that the republicans are coming home to the president post kavanaugh, and whether it is the calendar, and whether it is kavanaugh, it is hard to tell. >> yeah, it is hard to tell. there

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they are looking for anything dep dependent on this meeting. he's protecting this investigation.e knows that's his job and he's the man standing between the president and robert mueller. >> all right. thank you both for the time. >>> the president meanwhile leaves for his montana rally about an hour from now. that montana race for trump seems to be personal. we'll explain what we mean, next. personal we'll explain what we mean, next i know that every single time that i suit up, there is a chance that's the last time. 300 miles per hour, that's where i feel normal. i might be crazy but i'm not stupid. having an annuity tells me retirement is protected. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retireyourrisk.org you might or joints.hingotected infor your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. whooo! want to get a move on your next vacation? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundre

addingoluntary goals efficient lighting, equipment, we have been named a leader, and environment leader by the dep, our solar rig system at the maine audubon campus produces 75% of their electrical use. we have been an environmental .eader and champion we have an active, proven track record of success and we will continue that as your next governor. >> right now, we're going to take a quick break. after the break, more questions, including questions about health care, more specifically how the state will deal with the opioid crisis. we will be right back. welcome back to our statewide debate. let's get right back to the questions. we are going to start with paul merrill. you have a question about health care. ticketless into the city of question. >> what can be done to help homeies keep their elders longer? youk, we will start with alan and work our way down. mr. caron: the first thing we could do and what we should have done a long time ago is expand medicare. every two years we go to the polls as voters and we are asked whether we want to accept the transportation bond and the deal as if we put

by adding efficient lighting, equipment, we have been named a leader, an environment leader by the dep. our solar rig system at the maine audubon campus produces 75% of their electrical use. we have been an environmental leader in champion here in the state of maine. we have an active, proven track record of success, and we will continue that as your next governor. moderator: shawn moody, thank you. right now, we're going to take a quick break. after the break, more questions, including questions about health care, more specifically how the state will deal with the opioid crisis. we will be right back. welcome back to our statewide debate featuring the candidates running to be maine's next governor. i have meghan torjussen. let's get right back to the questions. we are going to start with paul wmtw news 8 political reporter paul merrill. you have a question about health care. paul: thank you. we have a video. take a listen to the next question. >> what can be done to help families keep elders in their home longer? moderator: ok, we will start with you, alan, and work our way down. mr.

remember back in jun, he actually dep tuccied and a lot of military bases prepare for something similar and a lot of ways what he does now with the military is what he did back in jun but doing it on a temporary basis. he has a lot more assets hallie. >> hans nichols at the white house. thank you. >> let me bring in phil rucker mailboxes nbc political analyst and friend of show. and willing alexey cameron. and ken vogel. eagle fans extraordinaria. that's the reason we bring you back. >> love it. >> element let me start. alexey with you at your organization is the one got the interview with president trump. driving headlines. back story your your colleague heard of a discussion about talking more about birth right citizenship in the closing days of the midterm campaign. asked the president about it. you heard the response the president gave. to be clear, legally almost impossible to do this via executive order. this is a constitutional amendment. the president can't just go in and just say just kidding. although he believes he has the legal authority. this is a political play. seven days

minnesota, the other in southern minnesota and then the other two are in suburban areas and it really depds how thesident is playing, how issues are plague. verynteresting exotion in a state with an independent streak that awhile back, you know, elected a third party governor and former prowrestler, jesse ventura. >> i do want to ask you about issues there as well am but i want to get to scott shff in california where you also have some interesting congressional races under way. what are voters talking about there, scott? >> well, first of all, judery, say real sense of disfunction in washington. they're tired of thengicke they feel ta government isn't paying attention to their problems and they want that fixed. they want the parties to work together to get things done. health care isefinitely a big issue. there are concerns about the republican tax bill in places like orange county where many oo thespetitive races are being held. the tax bill could well hurt people in places like that, where home costs are very high, incomes are high, and certainly the democrats are talking a lot about t

. >> getting back to buy the dep devils advocate .s&p down from all-time high albeit 3 percentage points today. what needs to change in order for it to be from buy the dip to maybe this is the beginning of something larger >> the one metric we watch carefully is the yield curve because you can't fight against an inverted yield curve that tells you confidence of the future is so bad that markets are contractionary the curve has been be steepening i find that bullish that we have had sort of future expectations improving. >> so i'll piggy back that you said risk parity the last time we had the risk parity event we were trading down between 11% and 12% guy had said it's down 6%, 3% today basically. is it a technical bounce or is it a numerical percentage that we are coming off of for risk parity? because risk parity has to be what the same, lain yar, in its very essence of it and we have seen the market run up granted we haven't run up that you have is it percentage or technical? >> it's -- it's probably a little bit both of because risk parity wants to overwraegt low vol and under underwei

. >> yes, ma'am >> under secretary christopher krebs, the deps of homeland security. thank you. >> thank yo. >> woodruff: we return to a story that has been in the headlines all week: the disappearance of a saudi arabian journalist in istanbul, turkey. according to reports, it is suspected that he was killed, diopped to pieces and smuggled out of turkey by security forces. nick schifrin has the story. >> reporter: nine days after jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul, u.s. and turkish fors areea inng pressure on saudi arabia. cc images on state-owned media shows how turkey is pieci together steps taken by what they are call a saudi... then fewer than two hours after khashoggi arrived, that same black car and a black van leave the consulate forco thensul general's house. investigators are asking whether he was in that van an dether he was alive. saudi officials promise to open their consulate to investigators and have agreed to a joint investigation with turkey. in the white house today, president trump called the saudis out. >> a thing lie that s

>> if you look dep into th numbers the treasury departmente put out you find interesting things. in thils year, taking about tacks, you see actual tax revenue stayed about flat, it rose about half a percent, a little bit less. but spending iwhat haschanged most dramatically. so you have flat revenues and more spending, not much coming in, a lot going ou you get a deficit. what were the bigger increases? defensspending, $65 billion increase in the past year, and look at the interest on the debt. we saw an increase of $62 billion in what we're spending to pay off this debt. sefense is the only place we saw an incrbut congress spent more and we have a larger deficit. >> lisa says the revenues are remaining flat. so what does that tell us aboctt the eff president trump's tax cuts? >> well, the economy, as lisa said, is very strong, so, without a tax cut, we would have seen increasing revenues. we also see, if yolook at the numbers, corporate tax receipts fell 30%, and that's largelyth result of the president's tax cut. so what we're seeing, you ldu expect at a time like this, revenue

. >> there are squads in the fbi, in homeland security, in local police deps, the nypd that does cybertrols, part of the counter-terrorism and intelligence divisions where they are scrolling to see if anyone is making threats, anyone online. they do their best to track it. it's overwhelming. >, of course. does it have to be a specific threat? is that when someone gets flagged? >> it would be improper for police departments to start keeping data on people who are expressing their free speech. >> angry. >> we've had this debate here in new york. you had a whole controversy here when the new york police department was conducting surveillance and using informants at certain mosques after 9/11. there was a debate as to what is the appropriate role of law enforcement to try to root out extremist terrorists while not stepping on the rights of the majority of law abiding citizens out there. so it is a constant debate. it's a constant struggle. one note about this suspect, he is part of that the par far right movement apparently. he was even criticizing president trump, calling him a globalist.

reference to mental illness, being diagnosed with bipolar and said that wasn't the case, it was sleep depation. bottom line, this was for the president a chance to have a prominent african-american supporter along with jim brown, great hall of famer in the room and was not participating to this extent as kanye west was doing his thing. the president was making this show. kanye west being a performer was there to bring a show, very much in the sense of he is a provocative entertainer when on "snl." it is hard to put it in the context of the oval office. it was surreal to say the least. >> you're a master of understatement, calling it hard to follow. the beauty of doing something afterward is that you have been able to give a narrative that described what happened. i was live when it happened. all i could come up with is wow, that was weird. good to see you, kelly. kelly o'donnell at the white house. joining me, pastor of christ evangelical lutheran church and analyst joe watkins who worked in the white house a long time ago and is conservative. joe, i saw a picture of you with whitney hous

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with me i have chief of patrol rodney harrison and dep see assistant chief from the fire department.rrison will address the logistics of this operation. >> once we were notified about the device, we evacuated a couple of the residents as well as the educational facility across the street as well as the post office. at the time now the device has been removed, everything will be back up in play and up and running. as you can see the streets are moving and we want to ask all new york city residents to stay alert. if you see something call 1-888-new york city safe. thank you. >> no injuries but we're here to support our partners in the nypd and law enforcement. >> just a housekeeping matter for those of you aware of it. there was another suspicious package operation involving a suspicious box that was found leaning against a tree in central park. that has been resolved. it is not connected to this or similar to this. it is also contains nothing hazardous. that has been resolved if you were following the developments in that end. i want to especially commend the work of the postal inspec