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this is elaina plott got him on the phone and interviewed him for "the atlantic" tonight. and this is the quote attributed to him. it is impossible that the whistle-blower is a hero and i'm not. and i are be the hero. these morons, when this is over, i will be the hero, giuliani told elaina plott of "the atlantic" tonight. further, here is rudolph giuliani tonight on fox news with laura ingraham. >> what do you say to mitt romney tonight, given that he runs to the cameras to express his deeply troubled opinion about this? >> it's like a -- i don't know, it's like a child. look, trump did what you couldn't do. one time bill clinton asked me what's this guy romney like. you know what i told him? he's our al gore. >> all right, rudy, hold that thought. >> peter baker, what's it like to be rudy giuliani tonight and how much jeopardy by your reading of this case does he possibly face? >> it's a great question. any question to rudy giuliani about running to the camera seems rather ironic, to say the least. at this point he has been all over the cameras through this whole thing a

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. >> elaina, this is a complicated story with many parts. do you think it will remain an issue in the election of 2020, not only for the president but for his challengers as well? >> martin, i remember in early 2018 being asked on another show on this network whether stormy daniels and potential campaign violations would be an issue in the midterms, and of course when we got there, kavanaugh and his confirmation hearings were sort of dominating discussions around mid ter midterms. i do think to say something is happening right now over a year out from the election will remain top of mind is so difficult to say, but to go back to my earlier point, that's why i do think you have democrats on the hill in the upper and lower chambers talking seriously now about how do they keep this topic top of mind, not only heading into 2020 but for future impeachment proceedings? >> peter, we're almost out of time. how do you think this benefits joe biden? >> i think it hurts joe biden now that democrats know corruption would be a major talking point, i thin

some prepared remarks, which i am willing to share, in an electronic fashion i will forward them to elaina for distribution to each of you. there is more information than i can relay in of short amount of time that i have to speak with you. there are so much to say, for what is going on on the ground, what kinds of changes both policy and procedures that have detrimentally affected the lives of unaccompanied minors that we service. there is no right to counsel, in the immigration court, and that means even if you are two years old, if you cannot afford an attorney or find someone to hire an attorney for you, or find a legal service organization to assist you, then you have to appear in immigration court on your own. for that reason, it's kinds' admission to make sure no child appears in immigration court alone. currently, more than 60% of unaccompanied minors do not have counsel. if a child has access to an attorney, they are five times more likely to win protection, and to avoid being returned to the violence that they fled. as mentioned by the other speakers, primarily the children that

let's get analysis now from elaina plott, david zurawik and julia. julia, you have studied russia.oes the way trump views fox remind you of how other leaders view their state run television networks? >> absolutely. only difference is that ton you their tearian leaders are more subtle. they will just quietly fire people. but it is all the stuff that you mentioned, all 9 rotating door between the trump administration and fox news. you know, he would be forgiven for thinking that it is part of the white house and it is not running the way he wants it too. to. >> 00 preta pretty twisted relationship. he ralashes out when he sees ac of journalism on fox. >> and signs of a fraying of this relationship i think are there to a little bit, but i'm really skeptical of this. this is a dance that trump does. and fox does. don't forget, fox was founded as an i had i had yoe logical relation ship. that is so deep, so sick, so twisted that they won't break up over having the democratic guest on or somebody saying unpleasant about trump. look, fox wants trump to be elected in 2000. trump wants to b

would like to express my thanks for our incredible conference staff for putting this event together, elaina richardson and colleen harmon of the heritage foundation, for their hard work, coordination and collaboration, matthew feeney and will for their debate preparation. christian townsend, who agreed to serve as an alternate and provided research. lastly, a big thank you to charles c.w. cooke for moderating, the editor of "national review" online, and the author of "conservatarian manifesto." charles is a graduate of the university of oxford, at which he studied modern history and politics. his work is focused on anglo-american history, british liberty, re-speech, the second amendment, and american exceptionalism. charles is a frequent guest on hbo's "real-time" and has appeared on msnbc, fox news and foxbusiness. he emigrated to the u.s. and became an american citizen in 2018. he lives in florida with his family and their dog, a black lab. please welcome charles c.w. cooke. [applause] >> thank you very much for coming, thank you to cato and heritage for having me and asking me to moderat

we got david here with elaina and sabrina. the idea of it's got to be one or two things.her you want somebody who can go toe to toe with donald trump, whatever that means, or you want to return to normal. or do you think it's those two interests? you know, twitter ain't the democratic party. these far-left voices that are amplified, 80%-plus identifies themselves as center left. >> i think the party recognizes this is is not about going big in the sense of the whole map. it's about where could you win that clinton couldn't? that is a part of the fight about who can take it to trump. that's true. but there's too much activism on the left to say it can't just be about trump. we have to tfigure out who we are. that's the shot to the future. that's what barry goldwater talked about in 1964. he knew he didn't have a shot to win but he's like, conservatives, grow up, we got to get our act together. it took until 1980 before it happened. i think progressives are making the argument that that's how we actually change things is find our voice. there's a lot of agreement on that st

elaina is a young woman with a big heart. she lives with her mother amy who owns her own real estate company and her father curtis, who is an alaska state trooper, someone i know well because he and i served together with the very outstanding marine corps reserve unit based in alaska, echo company fourth recon battalion. so trooper vick, semper fi, and to you and amy, great job on raising such an exceptional daughter. so why is she so exceptional? let's get into what elaina has done for us. let me first talk about what's going on in alaska. i always like to update in this speech what's happening. i was home for the whole month of august, actually almost five weeks and did a week of my own reserve, marine corps reserve duty. but it was great to be home. got to travel all over the state. when i mean travel all over, we're talking hundreds if not thousands of miles literally between communities. there was a lot going on. unfortunately as it happens in so many summers in alaska, fires were taking their toll but the weather was am