black women delivered doug jones that win. against reward.he numbers really bake out that we can do this, if there is a traditional republican running against doug jones. >> guy: republicans delivered in that victory. people who couldn't vote for roy moore. anyone who is not roy moore is going to win that race. >> jessica: weirder things have happened, like donald trump as president. >> guy: sarah. >> melissa: on that note, our own tucker carlson will have exclusive interview with doug jones tonight. be sure to watch tonight from 8:00 p.m. eastern. the one and then switch over to fox business at 9:00! pt watch kennedy immediately at 9:00 right after that! coming up on "outnumbered," microsoft cofounder bill gates taking aim at 2020 democrat elizabeth warren. what the billionaire is saying about her proposed wealth tax, and her response. ♪ with va mortgage rates suddenly dropping to near record lows, my team at newday usa is helping more veterans refinance than ever. the newday va streamline refi is the reason why. it lets you shortcut the loa

even with a divisive republican primary, it will be a tough race for doug jones. laura: presumably republicans don't want to step on their own lines given that doug jones is vulnerable. bridget: he is the most vulnerable senator next year. given the likelihood that they could flip the cecum it could inmitigate a loss elsewherhe country. the flip the siege, it could mitigate a loss--li the seat, it could mitigate a loss elsewhere in the country. republicans can essentially el out if they lose a ra in a more competitive state, it gives them a better shot of holding onto their majority in the senate. laura: how does jeff sessionshi playwith the president? if he wants to get his backing, is there a possiy of some kind of rapprochement with the president? what will you be watching? bridget: i will be watching to see how much he talks about the president. i would imagine he would obviously talk very positively about him and his policies. jeff sesons was the first senator to endorse presidewa trump when hthe candidate running for president. you can stillxpect him to talk

since that day everyone has said themselves, well, doug jones time in the united states senate is probablyong for this world, will probably end with the general election, 2020, which he has to run in. but there is a way jones could be re-elected and that is basically if the republicans implode in a war of infighting in the primary, and that looks like it could happen. roy moore is already back in the race, part of the crowded field that also includes famous former college football coach tommy tubberville. and just a few moments ago another candidate announced he was jumping in. attorney general jeff sessions. sessions would probably be a lock to defeat doug jones in a general election. he has strong roots in the deep red state. sessions has one big problem, the president hates his guts, just hates him. and he hates him because just about the only thing jeff sessions did right as attorney general was to recuse himself from the russia investigation over his contacts with the russian ambassador, and ever since then trump has blamed sessions for his plight. sessions released an ad seemingly ta

. >> it was a surprise when doug jones as a democrat won that seat what does this do for doug jones? >> i think the happiest person in the world right now is probably doug jones. it makes a primary fight that much crazier, it makes them have to stake out further positions to the right. it makes a runoff more likely. it makes a contentious runoff more likely. jones can sit back, be above the i'm working hard for regular alabamians, while these guys fight over who loves trump more or hates trump less. once that's decides in may, i think, we have four or five more moons of whoever the nominee is, and is that nominee a weak end nominee? do people resent who the nominee is? and how does that affect jones in his ability to bring disaffected voters over the hill. >> not only do you have sessions, you have a former auburn football coach running, a current member of congress, current secretary of state and scandal-ridden ray moore. it's good to see you again. >> thanks for having me on. >>> coming up for us, he testified he was so alarmed by the president's call that he, who is a national sec

he wants to get his seat back in alabama held by doug jones.row is the deadline to get the papers in. one year today sessions was forced out of his job as attorney general. sessions will be joining a crowded republican primary and risking what the president once called his, quote, biggest mistake. jeff zeleny is live in alabama. jeff, what are you hearing about the timing here and has he chatted with his former boss about the campaign? >> reporter: as far as we know, jeff has not advised the white house or talked to president trump at all, which is not surprising. the two men are not exactly on speaking terms. the timing of this is certainly interesting. this is jeff sessions' choice to make that announcement later today, we're told. he's going to jump into that republican primary. his fate is somewhat in the president's hands. he was just signing the paperwork to be on the ballot here, and the vice president was asked if he planned to jump in or campaign for his long-time friend jeff sessions. he said, we will let the people of alabama decide

i think we are looking at a rematch between doug jones and roy moore.can runoff will be between roy moore and jeff sessions. but sessions is in trouble. not just because he's being branded as a trader for abandoning trump, but there is a lot hidden in his closet that's going to be revealed in an upcoming book "a theft of power" coming out this spring by don siegelman. and now that that disclosure is out of the way. sessions is not going to get the trump voters because most of those are evangelical voters. alabama just passed a constitutional amendment, a million alabama voters voted in favor of posting the ten commandments in every public place. roy moore is branded as the ten commandments judge. there is a silent christian majority in alabama that's going to come out and support roy moore regardless. so i think we are going to have an interesting republican primary. i think it's going to be roy moore could leave the ticket and jeff sessions will be on it. >> so then to that point, how would you rate doug jones' chances in that race and how do you rate

so if doug jones were to lose, now democrats need to net four seats and we think right now that's whyns have the advantage. >> a big factor in alabama is who doug jones is going up against, a number of republicans in that primary race, let's go back to the presidential race for a moment. as you mentioned, it's too close to call and it's all down to eight toss-up states including arizona. >> arizona is in play. >> that's, it is in play. that's the new one on our list. it was much closer in 2016 in the presidential election than we've seen in more recent presidential elections. democrats haven't won arizona since bill clinton won it in 1986. democrats won a nationalized senate race in 2016, it was democrats' first win of a senate race in arizona in 30 years. the demographics of arizona are changing. diversifying and they also have a lot of highly educated suburban white vote who are are the kinds of vote who are have been fleeing the republican party in the trump era. that's why you see arizona on the list with states like florida and pennsylvania and michigan and wisconsin. all those t

well, i'm concerned about the sessions candidacy because if he were to win the primary, i think doug jonesould possibly defeat him on the strength of what donald trump has already said about jeff sessions. >> interesting? >> heretofore so the cleanest way for them to resolve it is nominate somebody that supports the president's agenda that hasn't gotten on the president's bad side and that's all you need to win the general election in primary. >> yeah, that is outrageous. >> -- that he held up the oath of office and because he wasn't loyal to the president he wanted him to do something unethical. jeff sessions was actually doing the business for the american people and was loyal to the president's agenda. he just wasn't going along with the president obstructing just cyst so jeff sessions was very popular when he was in alabama for years and years but because his cardinal sin was not bowing down to the president the way he wanted to and commit crimes now he's persona non grata in alabama. >> if you look at the transcripts with yovanovitch, ambassador yovanovitch, one thing that kept coming

. >> is all of this good for doug jones, the incumbent democratic senator?m alabama. >> i know. and incumbency matters but if it is so up in the air and he does continue to take punches for instance jeff sessions is the front-runner and just to sort of lop off enough support to create the doug jones again, it is very impressive. >> you're expressing sympathy for sessions but all of the drama about the republican primary in alabama must make you happy as a democrat? >> sure. i mean because it is distracting and doug jones could put his head down and raise money and try to kind of gather his coalition of support and build the voter files. that is good for him. the more they fight -- inter fight with each other. >> thank you one and owl. rock star jon bon jovi living on a prayer for veterans. i talk to him about helping america's heroes. you won't believe what he's doing for vets. stay with us. hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money

. >> because they likely will lose -- and they'll lose alabama with doug jones who took it from roy moorel pick up r alabama. the interesting play here is a net pickup of three, which is very possible by democrats. >> right. >> puts it at 50/50. and the vice president controls the tiebreaking vote, so everything would be at the top of the ticket. going intohe 2020. >> they'd have to win the white house and three seats. chris lu -- >> that's right. >> -- if you're a gambling man, would you put a dollar down? >> look, i would certainly put a dollar down. i don't know if i would put my house down or my car down. the other key for democrats is to see if you can put more states on the table, you know, with beto o'rourke jumping out of the presidential race, there's a lot of hopes he'll run in texas. somebody like a steve bullock possibly dropping out of a presidential race to run for montana. you want to put as many possible seats on the table because, frankly, the political environment in 2020 will all be dictated by donald trump and how he does and we've seen these kind of wave elections go

he will join a crowded field of candidates running to unseat democrat doug jones in 2020 including royw york times" reports that president trump sent word to sessions he would publicly attack him if he ran, apparently not deterring sessions. sessions has refrained from publicly criticizing the president despite the president's relentless attacks against his former ag's recusal from the russia probe. >> if i had one do-over it would be i would not have appointed jeff sessions to be attorney general. jeff sessions didn't have a clue. the only reason i gave him the job, because i felt loyalty. he took the job and then he said, i'm going to recuse myself. i said, what kind of a man is this? >> joining me now, ruth marcus, deputy editor of "the washington post," and the reporter behind "the washington post"'s power-up newsletter, and matt miller, former chief spokesman for the department of justice. ruth, jeff sessions, beleaguered for recusing himself, which was not optional, it was an absolute requirement under the ethics -- >> the ethics folks at justice told him to do it, it wasn't his

if you look at doug jones he's arguably the most vulnerable senator up for re-election in 2020, i thinkpublicans are smart, in spite of what we should expect from this president, they should support jeff sessions and go all-in for him because it's an easy seat for republicans to pick up. if jeff sessions does announce he will immediately become the frontrunner. i do expect that you will see a lot of donors within the state and also donors across the country pumping in money to assure his election. >> so let me ask you, shermichael, the alabama primary is march 3rd. what do you see is best case scenario and worst case for the republicans? do you think they can come out of this unscathed or with the number of people in it and the wildcard that always is donald trump, could this get a little crazy? >> i think as susan said, most individuals will drop out. i have some concerns with roy moore and this is why i think donald trump needs to be very, very careful here. i think if it does appear that moore has a good chance of winning this thing or really challenging sessions, then i think that d

sitting not too far to my right was senator doug jones. and joe manchin. thought doug jones will probably be in a senate fight against session. they will talk about we tried to impeach trump in alabama. are these red state democrats, what are they going to tell their people? even the "new york times" wrote about this today saying they will have trouble.op >> it's not just the red states. it's all the swing states where people carry about their pocketbooks and like the fact that president got the economy going again. they are seeing higher wages and democrats are talking about impeaching the president over a whistleblower they are hiding from the public who heard that was not withhold. the facts are on the president's side. >> laura: doug, the 2020 field isen looking weak. we are hearing more and more of this from a familiar voice. >> are you going to run again? >> no. >> in a few days i won't open my newspaper? >> i never say never. i am under enormous pressure from many, many people to think about it. that's not in my plans. >> laura: what is your advice

that is where the damage and prospect could be. >> i think we've got miles to go before we get to doug jones or any other incumbent democrat taking a vote that might lead to them losing the election. i think they need to put their oath to the constitution ahead of any electoral concerns and what's right by this country. if the evidence shows that the president should be impeached and removed, then that is what they should absolutely do. as for them not being in iowa, that might be one of the consequences of it but the country will be riveted to this moment. >> laura: it riveted? you said the word riveted. i heard televisions being turned off all day long today. i made a joke that this is the best day that dr. phil had had in like 15 years because it was a dud. the democrats are grasping ed henry tonight saying, the republican aides -- talking to democrats in the hallway and, they are not thrilled with how this is going so far. >> i think you have serious men who take their job seriously and were talking about things in serious terms. it was very compelling. >> laura: at your reaction to that

reaction, could mean returning the seat to republican happeneds or losing to incumbent democrat doug jones. >>> bill gates weighed in on political ads on social media. he said the problem isn't fact-checking, it's targeting. >> it's the targeting where you don't see the hate ad that just appeals to that one person. it's the targeting that's really screwing this thing up. >> facebook and twitter have been under scrutiny how they handle misleading or false political ads. gates says targeting should not be allowed, he doesn't think the platform should be responsible for policing the content. >> i disagree with people who think that a corporation should sit there and do fact-checking against those things. it -- yes, there are extreme cases. somebody can come up with holocaust denial or various things. but, no. no private company can or should make those judgments. >> now, last week, twitter announced it would stop accepting political ads altogether, starting on november 15th. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, although, has defended his company's decision to continue to run these ads. however, he s

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announcement could mean returning the seat to republican hands or losing to incumbent democrat doug jones. >> you think he knew the anniversary? you think he knew that date and it was by design? or it was an oversight? >> happy coincidence. >> i don't know. maybe it was by design. >>> just ahead, he came this close to being hit by a train. >> it was like slow-motion. like, i fell. i sceeen the train. >> hear that man talk more about the moment he was saved by a stranger. we call it the mother standard of care. it's how we bring real hope to our cancer patients- like viola. when she was diagnosed with breast cancer, her team at ctca created a personalized care plan that treated her cancer and strengthened her spirit. so viola could focus on her future. their future. this is how we inspire hope. this is how we heal. cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. cancer treatment centers of america. t-mobile's newest most powerful signal is here. experience it with the amazing, new iphone 11. and right now, t-mobile has the best deal on iphone. get 4 lines of unlimited with

and then we pick upsets -- >> doug jones seat. >> doug jones. we pick up seats in the house in the midwest. kansas, iowa, texas. we see gains. and then here in kentucky. and to just really make it hyperlocal i just learned my wife's hometown columbus, indiana, hometown of vice president mike pence, their city council just went majority democratic. >> wow. >> a lot of these issues are local. we can't read too much into what impeachment means for these places. in kentucky, for example, the governor there, governor bevin, was working overtime to reverse the affordable care act. and that was on the ballot there and kentuckians liked that the apparent winner tonight, his father had worked to put kentuckians on the affordable care act. so that matters. >> and campaigns matter. candidates matter. local issues matter. and off-year elections i think it's easy to extrapolate from them when you're in favor of the results and it's easy to write them off when it's not. >> i hope our 2020 candidates, the lesson they take away is yes, wisconsin, michigan, penn

way, democrats have good chances in maine, but onado, the other hand democrats have a incumbent, doug jonesn alabama. they would need a way to get over to a tom tillerson in north carolina or joni ernst in iowa or john cornyn in texas. they would need a way to start getting up into that. >> what about senator peter's? he is listed as someone who may be vulnerable. guest: that is one the you -- that we are watching. john james is a republican, is a good candidate. a real good candidate. peters is not terribly, he is not disliked, but not terribly well defined. that is one we are keeping an ion. guest: -- host: democrats elected andy beshear in kentucky. some say this means mitch mcconnell is vulnerable. kentucky is a pretty red state. every republican on the ballot statewide except for governor bevin's, he was something of a sure,y person and i'm not there are things you could interpret out of kentucky where democrats got a good vote out of some of the suburbs, like ,incinnati, but that was a lot i would caution people about reading too much, whether it is and the democratic wing in louisian

there is one man having a good night tonight but the democratic senator from alabama doug jones becauseinking there might be a jeff sessions roy moore primary to be the republican senatorial candidate in alabama. >> yeah, and one that the president will likely inject himself into in such a way that it will create what is already a muddled mess, an even bigger mess. the interesting thing about this, there is a dynamic to watch here, ali, and that is exactly how and to what extent the president goes after jeff sessions. now, keep in mind, their relationship is bad, but jeff sessions' relationship with south carolina is damn good. and so there is a risk for the president that he goes after sessions in such a way that it harms his own relationship with the voters of south carolina -- >> alabama. >> excuse me, alabama. those he would need going into next year. yeah, it's not going to be a problem winning alabama for the president, but at the end of the day you just don't to create that unnecessary they rebuke you -- >> if you're mitch mcconnell in and in "the new york times" reporting mitch

he also represents a very serious threat for doug jones who ran a brink campaign in 2017 to defeat bothand roy moore. but this is hardball politics alabama-style. and the fact is defiance is a single trait that alabama -- white alabamians treasure most in a candidate. fighting trump will remind that sessions is a little reminiscent of george wallace. but it's important for people who understand politics back in conventional rules to understand that alabama voters have what kyle whitmier, a local columnist called sustained cognitive dissonance when it comes to political races. so they will vote for trump at 62% or better as they did previously, and they will send jeff sessions back to the -- at least give him the nomination for the senate without feeling any conflict at all. and i think the real danger for trump, he's going to carry this state anyway. but if he keeps calling jeff sessions a jerk and an idiot and a dumb southerner and mocking his accent, that will hurt trump and it won't hurt sessions at all. >> robert, i think all the time will trump straighten out and fly right the last

we elected doug jones senator in alabama in 2018, we won elections across the country and here in 2019inia, we're winning and we're winning because we're fielding great candidates, we're organizing early, we're organizing everywhere and we're fighting for the things people care about. you've talked about the issue of health care. i worked very closely with steve be seesh and in the category of if it ain't broke, break it, matt bevin proceeded to break it. and the people of kentucky remember that. that's how we're winning everywhere. we're showing people what we're fighting for, fighting for health care, fighting for good jobs, fighting for an american that works for everyone. we just elected the first muslim american to it the state senate here in virginia. our diversity is our greatest strength. mr. president, when you divide the nation, you're doing wrong and the voters are going to speak up. i'm very excited. we still have to see what's happening in mississippi, we invested in kentucky, we invested here in virginia and we're investing everywhere because we can win everywhere. >> so

when we think about alabama and doug jones and how black women delivered that win for the democrats,t's not because the democratic infrastructure actually targeted black folks, it's because black folks mobilized themselves because they saw how dangerous the option would be if doug jones wasn't elected. what really needs to happen in a lot of states is infrastructural change on behalf of the democrats, stop chasing white democrats who left you in the '70s and '80s and focus who is in your party that could be a participant in upcoming elections. that's part of the real problem, where there's a neglect of african-american voters and an assumption that they'll turn up in numbers they did in 2008 and 2012. they still need to be courted and still need issues explained to them and still need candidates that actually resonate with them. many african-american voters feel captive in a party because the republicans have chosen white nationalist, white supremacist angle to run some of their campaigns. >> zerlina, it seems the professor is advocating something you've advocated on this program as

where the damaging prospects could be. >> well, i think we've got miles to go before we get to doug jones or any other incumbent democrat takes a vote that might lead to them losing their election, but i think they need to put their oath to the constitution ahead of any electoral concerns and do what's right by this country, and if the evidence shows that the president should be impeached and removed then that's what all members of congress, democrat and republican, should absolutely do. as for them not being in iowa, that might be one of the consequences of it but the country is going to be riveted to this -- >> riveted? >> laura: did you watch the same thing? hold on a moment. you said the word riveted. ok? i heard televisions being turned off all day long today, ok? i made a joke earlier that it was the best day that dr. phil has had in like 15 years because it was a dud, ok? the democrats are going to ed henry -- the republican aides talking to democrats in the hallway and said they're not thrilled with the way this is going so far. not the star witnesses that we thought. dan. >> i th

senate in alabama, setting up a contest between himself and doug jones. successful, mr.essions would have the chance to reclaim his old senate seat which he held for 20 years before resigning to join the trump administration. his announcement comes one day before the filing deadline in alabama for candidates seeking elected office. it is also leading to speculation about the political future of michael bloomberg who is preparing to fire paperwork that would qualify him for alabama's democratic presidential primary. stepove would be a first towards a national campaign although he has not made a final decision to run. he said that he would not be launching a white house bid.

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senate in alabama, setting up a potential contest between democratic senator doug jones. mr.essions would have the chance to reclaim his old senate for 20 years held before resigning in 2017 to join the trump administration. his announcement comes one day before the filing deadline in alabama. the same deadline is leading to speculation about the political future of former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, who is reportedly filing paperwork to qualify him for the alabama democratic presidential primary. the move would be the first step toward a national campaign, though bloomberg has not made a decision to run. he said he would not launch a white house bid. c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. efforts by the u.s. and mexico to battle mexican drug cartels. working families party national director talks about the political parties roots and priorities, and the endorsement for elizabeth warren. president david mcintosh on his strategy for campaign 2020. and if defense of president trump in the impeachment inquiry. joined

and then we -- >> doug jones seat. >> doug jones. we pick up seats in the house in the midwest. to just really make it hyperlocal i just learned my wife's hometown columbus, indiana, hometown of vice president mike pence, their city council just went majority democratic. >> wow. >> a lot of these issues are local. we can't read too much into what impeachment means for these places. in kentucky, for example, the governor there, governor bevin, was working overtime to reverse the affordable care act. and that was on the ballot there and kentuckians liked that the apparent winner tonight, his father had worked to put kentuckyns on the affordable care act. so that matters. >> and campaigns matter. candidates matter. local issues matter. and off-year elections i think it's easy to extrapolate from them when you're in favor of the results and it's easy to write them off when it's not. >> the lesson they take away is yes, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, those are going to be important, but look everywhere. there's opportunities everywhere. >> let me ask you about the impeachment pro

>> no, doug jones. >> or doug jones? >> he's going with jeff sessions. >> it might happen. >> i think he is going to go with jeff sessions rather than lose a republican supporter in the senate. i'm katie tur. it is 11:00 a.m. out west and 2:00 p.m. in washington where despite some government officials close to the president declaring absolute immunity to avoid testifying to congress, others are painting a damning picture of what happened around ukraine. >>> today is day 46 of the impeachment inquiry and here is what is happening. in thousands of page -- thousands of pages of closed-door testimony released by the democrats this week, eight current and former administration officials describe a shadow campaign led by rudy giuliani to force ukraine to investigate the president's political rivals in order to receive millions in military aid and a meeting at the white house. former ambassador to ukraine bill taylor said by mid-july it was becoming clear to him that the meeting president zelensky wanted was conditioned on inve

do you think doug jones, democrat up for re-ection in alabama, is going to break with the president? or joe mansi, he just won re-election, so maybe he's ok. robert: are they willing to break at all? eryl: they don't want to talk about it right now, especially the moderate republicans, like the susan collinses of the world and cory gardners, both in tough races. they don't want to talk about it. they say i might be a juror iisn case so i better not address this. robert: every time i go up to senator alexander of tennessee, hes, s'm a injury -- juror, i ve nothing to say. sheryl: but he's free because he's retiring. robet's finish tonight talking about all of this -- the politics, campaign trail. dykentucky democrat beshear has claimed victory overre blican governor matt bevin who was boosted by president eve of the election.ate on the president trump: if you lose, they're going to say trump suffered the greatest defeat in the history of the world. you can't let that happen to me. >> lasight, the election ended. it ended and it'sime to move that we are here to do so thaton we can do t

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several other republican candidates are challenging democratic senator doug jones for that senate seat. >>> democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren will open a campaign office here in oakland. organizers with the group, california for war and, say the office will be at ninth and alice in downtown oakland. the team says their goal is to bring supporters together and show them different ways they can get involved with the campaign. the grand opening event is set for this sunday afternoon at 1 pm. >>> happening today, a former twitter employee is due to appear in court on federal charges, accused of spying for saudi arabia. u.s. prosecutors say the saudi government recruited two twitter employees to look up the private information of thousands of twitter accounts. one of them is a u.s. citizen and is still in custody. the other is a saudi citizen and is believed to be in saudi arabia with a third man also facing charges in the u.s. they are charged with acting as agents of saudi arabia without registering with the u.s. government. authorities say the two of them were rewarded w

sessions is looking to unseat democrat doug jones. >>> now to the americans caught in the middle of the mexican drug wars. funerals begin today for nine members of the same family killed during an ambush. officials say it may be a case of mistaken identity, but this morning the victims' relatives say they believe their family was targeted. this morning, members of the mexican military are standing guard protecting the american compound and family left just before they were massacred. nine members of the family killed in the attack including six children. officials believe drug traffickers attacked the family as they were traveling to a wedding, possibly confusing them with a rival gang. >> so much more awful than we -- any of us could have imagined. >> reporter: kendra miller was the bride-to-be in that wedding. she and other family members say they're now convinced the family was intentionally targeted to spark a new battle in the ongoing war between drug gangs. >> so you're saying your family was used as pawns. >> yes. >> what kind of men can even call themselves men that murder women

steve: doug jones is a democrat and jeff sessions is a republican. is a republican state. but, for the president who is transactional, you know, he is a businessman, he might not like jeff sessions. he might hate his guts. at the same time he might need him. pete: look at him and say listen, could be a good u.s. senator. steve: going to put that on a bumper sticker. ainsley: there have been people who think about the last election. is he friends with a lot of the the people he ran against and on stage talking negatively about them. pete: transactional. ainsley: the party is more important than the republicans. party more important than the president. steve: he is still steamed. wouldn't you be? pete: with the video he put out too. the ousted u.s. ambassador to ukraine meet with a democratic staffer over ukraine-related questions. steve: an email coming just two days after the whistleblower complaint was filed. is it related? ainsley: griff jenkins joins us live from washington with more on this fox news exclusive report. hey, griff. griff: yeah, hey,

it was later won by democrat doug jones. it includes rory moore and a former auburn football coach.hile this could be good for republicans overall, president trump is not expected to support sessions. we're going to get into this and more. stick around. o this and more stick around of excuses to avoid screening for colon cancer. i'm not worried. it doesn't run in my family. i can do it next year. no rush. cologuard is the noninvasive option that finds 92% of colon cancers. you just get the kit in the mail, go to the bathroom, collect your sample, then ship it to the lab. there's no excuse for waiting. get screened. ask your doctor if cologuard is right for you. covered by medicare and most major insurers. with medicare advantage plans that offer health coaching and fitness memberships. plus hospital, medical and prescription drug coverage in one simple plan. with monthly plan premiums starting at $0. and wide provider networks, including doctors and hospitals you know and trust. aetna medicare advantage plans call today. we'll send you a $10 visa reward card with no obligation to en

outlook on the state that he can say this is what i will do for you and that is sad and that is why doug jonescoming back to the united states senate. >> let's see if sessions is at the alabama-lsu game tonight with the president and i would like to see who is sitting with senate eor shelby. 3:30 kick off. thank you. that will be interesting. >> all right, ahead, tide tigers and trump? kick off is soon to gip abegin there will be politics at play. the president, of course, watching and we'll see what charlie has to say about that if jeff sessions indeed shows up, too. could that happen? t-mobile's newest signal reaches farther than ever before... with more engineers, more towers, more coverage. it's a network that gives you... with coverage from big cities, to small towns. introducing t-mobile's 600mhz signal. no signal reaches farther or is more reliable. and it's built 5g ready. it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3

single election we have been able to win whether virginia had two years ago and again last night, doug jones two years ago in december, and now we see the continued victories. >> laura: 50 state party, really? i mean, mississippi, kentucky is a conservative state, but they often elect democrats. beshear is an incredibly popular family. i feel like democrats are gloating, but this is a little bit ridiculous in the kentucky gloat. >> so i think democrats should stop gloating. and i think republicans should stop whistling past the graveyard. >> laura: my "angle" was the pow story. >> i want to take a case from karl rove, and he wrote novemben up 5% against beshear. so this notion he was down 17. >> laura: that is one. >> i didn't hear reference to the philadelphia suburbs. delaware county where i grew up until a couple of years ago had no county commissioners and had been elected democratic since the civil war. 5 for 5. >> laura: absolutely. >> what is happening is -- >> laura: how much money -- do you care that people live outside of pennsylvania and are running local politics? does that bothe

candidacy before today's deadline and joined several republicans trying to unseat democrat senator doug jonesngton gears up for public testimony on impeachment public support for the inquiry continues to plunge. is this a sign americans want their leaders to focus on actual issues? doctor susan johnson cook and republican strategist kimberly, thank you for joining us, appreciate it as always. let's bring up that graphic again, support has dropped from 50% at the beginning of october down to about 47%. i will begin with you. what do you think of this? how should democrats handle it? >> ever since donald trump took office we've been hearing from democrats how much they want to impeach him. the american people aren't stupid. we are asking under what circumstances, they came up with the russian hoax, $22 million later that failed miserably do we are talking about a phone call. the support is dropping because people can see the left is just trying to change the result of the election just like they have gone into cities to try to remove confederate monuments they are trying to change history and p

current alabama senator doug jones was here earlier tailgating. politics and sports. we'll see how the president and the first lady enjoy this very high-profile game. as i said, about to kick off here in tuscaloosa. kendis? >> note, the big governor's race november 12th in louisiana. monica alba for us in tuscaloosa. thank you. >>> let's continue on with politics and the south bend mayor, pete buttigieg on the road in new hampshire in the middle of a four-day trip and bringing his message directly to voters there. josh letterman joins us from his bus right now. josh, great snacks hopefully. tell us what you're seeing and give us a sense of what bus life is like in the granite state. >> reporter: yeah. we are on the buttigieg bus, kendis. you see his office pete buttigieg uses on the bus. had a couple of these tours so far already. got an executive space in the back here as well. then other parts of the bus have other features. actually used before by folks like mayor romney, newt gingrich. the show "madam secretary" and others. make popcorn. comfo

it may be good news for doug jones in alabama. >> wow. thank you, gentlemen, appreciate of this. >>> the president's son going on "the view" today and things got heated. >> now that you've broken this piece of ice because i guess this is the fight you wanted -- >> it's not the fight i wanted. >> yeah, it is because when you -- are you questioning my character? where we all want more energy. but with less carbon footprint. can we have both? at bp, we're working every day to make energy that's cleaner and better. and we see possibilities everywhere. to make energy that's cleaner and better. wh(fake gagging noises) ♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office aga

. >> the party is optimistic it can regain control of the seat currently occupied by doug jones.oman says she has no plans to get involved in the race, at least not yet. >> the rnc is neutral when primary and cleverly voters choose, we will for the general election. >> if he runs he would start with a sizable campaign, records show he has $2.4 million left over from his last campaign, but that money does not guarantee him the nomination. several republicans are already running including a sitting congressman, a former auburn football coach ray moore. he lost and 2017 following allegations of sexual misconduct switch the seat from republican to democratic control. he told a crowd that he is still supporting president trump, however it's unclear if he were to become a nominee in alabama if you would get president trump endorsement masks november. >> shannon: thank you. love one's of a family massacred pleading for help and that is next. where in the world? police officers with a fire with violent protests in chile. the officers are in serious condition after being hit by molotov co

voters went with roy moore and that's how doug jones of the democratic senator of alabama.ot just these two. you had john merryl and bradley burn. the congressman from alabama who's trying to be the most trumpi trumpian. another one to watch, is the former coach. tommy taubeville. >> al bamabamian s, they love football. >> maybe you don't watch the news. >> you can do it onset, you can change it up. u can change it up the gop to find middle ground on clean energy and its affordability, and is middle ground even enough when it comes to climate disasters you are watching velshi and ruhle live on msnbc. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® (mom vo) it's easy to shrink into your own little world. especially these days. (dad) i think it's here. (mom vo) especially at this age. (big sis) where are we going? (mom vo) it's a big, beautiful world out there. (little sis) wh

the competitive senate races to watch in case senator garyested, peters of michigan and senator doug jones of alabama, that race is a tossup. on the republican side, martha makes sally of arizona and cory gardner of colorado and susan collins of maine. carolina.ter of north how did orange county, the bastion of ronald reagan's conservative republican party, flip to become a democratic stronghold? real: we are seeing a alignment in this country and it is two different groups. you got suburban america that once a -- that once was a republican stronghold. particularly women, are moving away from the republican party to where the democratic party. at the same time, we have small-town america, working-class whites without a four-year college degree, and protestants and catholics who go to church at least once a week, they are trending away from democrats towards the republican party. we are seeing very much a real alignment in american politics. the problem for republicans is there are a lot more people in the suburbs. you are seeing the suburbs where democrats did incredibly well including fou