brad marchand did not like eller scoring. going to sen him to the e. a banner night for eller, though, he'll have a scar to remember the night. braden holtby gets the shutout. capitals win it, 7-0. sherree is at capital one llena. it r was, we looked it up, the best opening night in caps history. i know we're in d.c., but it felt like a hollywood script. >> it reallywas, dave. and just gives you all the feels, as i like to say. an it started with the pregame festivities here inside. an incredible recap of the playoff n. then, they raised the banner. you see it up there in the rafters. yeah, and they won 7-0. the night couldn't have been scripted any better. >> you know, we talked about obviously enjoying the special moment and, but making sure that, you know, we're ready to go at the start and safe to say, we were ready to go. >> we scored right away, and, you know, gave us so much belief and after that, they were kind of in shock.ay >> the you start, the way you're going to play the rest of the season, it was very liketant game for us and how we playe

eller is guilty of the biggest broken promise in modern nevada history when he voted to take away our health care. he caved. he broke his promise, and he voted to repeal. we are going to repeal and replace him. [applause] if that wasn't bad enough that he took that vote, he put his name on another repeal bill, the bill, aassidy-heller bill that is going to slash medicaid, allow insurance companies to charge more and slash protections for pre-existing conditions. why would senator heller do that? andnew his party leaders donors would reward him for breaking his promise. just days after he folded, mitch mcconnell's super pac promised to run millions of dollars in ads to get senator heller reelected. says he stillller wants to repeal and replace the affordable care act. i say it is time to repeal and replace dean heller. [applause] so we have an opportunity today, because it is the start of early vote. we are going to cast our votes and hold senator heller accountable for everything he has done in washington. we are going to hold him accountable to these facts. the fact he voted to confi

jackie rosen with 35.3% help dean eller with 45.3%.osen would be doing a little better. dean heller is the least trumpy and the two have not seen eye to eye. dean heller was very offended by trump after we found out about the "access hollywood" tape. it hasn't been a great marriage and he's tried to position himself as a moderate. now he's embracing trump. we haven't seen that he is in the polling we've looked at. the race looks tight. it is something the democrats have high hopes for. if they can't win of the states, either arizona or nevada, knock off a republican indumb becumbes going to throw a lot on their strategy to take the senate or even advance their position there. >> before this happens, he's going to go to florida. we heard a moment ago talking about the expectations for the visit there. let's talk about it in the political context. florida is a state we'll be watching closely. >> sure. it's the biggest most important swing state in any presidential election of course. in this midterm it's very important. there's governor'

every eller pathology can be blamed on external causes. as mentioned before, even concealed statements, let alone over words to discriminate or bring dishonor to a group can bring about this harm. the second the category that i want to focus on our claims about vague and mysterious word, dignity. advocates for restriction claim that hate speech harms dignity. here's part of the argument. this means that citizens cannot have full participation in a political community unless they feel fully welcome, even celebrated. you might think that we all have voting rights in the power of speech to persuade fellow citizens but, the theory goes, a minority cannot speak to a majority because of the power differential. in other words, there's no reasoning with the majority because reason is connected to power. as such, the majority must be compelled. so, what is dignity. everybody speaks about it, nobody knows about and what i think it is, is an attempt to find something respectable in human beings, outside of deferring to religion or reason. one of the

. >> use of the women need to be believed in it your best friend in congress, keith eller center were supposed to -- with regard to your question, and the kavanaugh situation was a debacle. the democrat don the senate majority -- the senatete judiciy committee behaved in a way that's despicable. they mistreated dr. ford. they mistreated justice kavanagh and this whole scandal is the reason why the american people and the people of western minnesota ought to not vote for collin peterson because to vote for colonists but another democrat back in the end of the majority to the u.s. house of representatives to the democratic party. the conduct of the democrat and the kavanaugh confirmation circus, how they behave. chairman grassley was wonderful and so were all the republicans on the senate judiciary committee. senator tom cotten of arkansas nailed it when he sat asunder finds time completely misbehave in that situation. if she had handled this like she and the others on that committee handled the situation she would've gone to chairman grassley and that i have it and if we need to do a b

until the midterm is over, but i think very soon thereafter, whether the president agrees to testify eller will bring it to a close, and we will know whether there was collusion or conspiracy and whether there was obstruction of justice on the part of the president. i will wait and see which way it goes. host: tom from new jersey, republican line. good morning. caller: h. i. how ya doing? well, i kind of hope, well, menendez gets kicked out, but eating from new jersey nba -- being from new jersey and being a republican, basically we have no amenities. we have pretty much given up. they did something with the districting that we are now kind of like in a different district, through even a republican vote is having a very difficult time being in our district. it used to be mostly republicans. i have a feeling it is not anymore. host: bottom line, tom, do you hugin, as ao republican, can win in the selection, yes or no? caller: i don't know. chris christie won. i have seen people from the new jerseye of moving out of the state, because there is nothing here for us except higher taxes. we don'