again, i go back to ellison. that's august. not saying a word. >> it's not just time with ellison. is immediate outcry. there are photographs. there are injuries. there are witnesses. there are videos. we have facts. look, i prosecuted these crimes for 30 years. it's what i did for 30 years. you've got to be able to support an allegation. >> sean: did you start when you were five? >> here's the problem here they are willing to destroy a man and his reputation for a woman they know nothing other than her allegation and her politics. o >> sean: do you know what sad? all i see is the rush to judgment. i believe her. i see this man who wants to serve his country. he may be innocent, and his family has to hear that he's guilty. they are saying he's guilty. that is mob rule. >> this is a man who spent his life in support of truth and justice. and of this nation. that's not law &e. order. >> sean: that's not how this country works. >> absolutely. everybody should actually be presumed innocent until and accuser steps forward and actually speaks, we need to judge the credibility of dr. ford

in august, a month ago, his ex-girlfriend went public with claims that keith ellison, congressman ellison, physically abuse her on multiple occasions. including one instance where she claims he violently dragged her through the house screaming, bleep, get out of my house. at least a month ago, ellison goes on to win back the nomination to be the next minnesota attorney general. think about this. he she claims he physically and mentally abused her over and over again. guess what? prominent democrats lineup in support, they believe kavanaugh's supporter, hard-pressed finding any democrats standing behind ellison's ex-girlfriend. that proves its politics! i don't hear from kirsten gillibrand, haven't heard from camilla harris. haven't heard from adam shifty schift. ellison's ex-girlfriend, they wouldn't take her claims seriously despite even a doctors report indicating this abuse happened. instead she had to tweet out, the dnc smeared, threaten the, and isolated her. the dnc chairman tom perez, he said that he's still proud he made ellis in the chair. do not see the hypocrisy and double stan

son of ellison's ex-girlfriend claimed he abused his mother.been produced. ellison has denied the allegations and suggests they were politically motivated. >>> no matter how awkward your thanksgiving is, it will not be as bad as congress member paul gosar and his family. >>> and more than 100 people searching through a north carolina park for a boy with autism. he vanished over the weekend. >>> okay. the cost of hurricane florence could hit $50 billion. america's trade spats will make rebuilding more expensive. the trade policies will make it more expensive for the people in the carolinas to rebuild. carolina suffered heavy rains. moody's put the cost of $30 billion and $50 billion. that includes property damage and lost economic output. it ranks hurricane florence as the top ten most expensive hurricane ever. the trump administration slapped tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods. including many construction materials. counter tops and furniture and drywall. these are tariffs on china, but it is actually u.s. importing companies that pay. ac

even keith ellison. but again, the fact that some on the left and the people that are screaming so loudly have very little interest in his case. so i think that people are saying that the double standards are staggering. and if people want ford to be taken seriously and the people that are defending her to be taken seriously, that they should also be looking at congressman keith ellison. eric: stephanie, thank you. ellison not up for the supreme court, of course, attorney general for state of minnesota. a lot of interesting questions. the conversation will continue. arthel: i want to bring back in joel ruben, a former deputy assistant secretary of state under president obama, now the president of the washington strategy group, as well as the columnist for the national review john funn. as this story has been unfolding this afternoon and so many questions swirling around here, i want to get your fresh thoughts right now at 4:10 p.m. eastern time. john, i will start with you. >> john, i'm old enough to hav

keith ellison who is the assistant chair of the d n c and is running for attorney general of minnesota for secure was is accused by his girlfriend of sexual abuse and nobody on the democratic side cares one bit explain that returning this is what we call what about is some you know other words if you have something they can't really defend i say well what about this one what you know what i did i didn't inquire well in the supreme court any time soon nobody and nobody is putting keith ellison on a nine person supreme court for the rest of his life rendering to someone who's only going to fare in court every saturday america day if witnesses and evidence that we have not seen comes to light credible evidence then i guess the president with would withdraw the nomination i will get another conservative in there and then i'm sure the democrats will put out the call for more women but i don't see that happening thanks for joining us programmers and somehow find out.

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and his ex-wife kim ellison.ce the file to stay close saying, quote, our divorce simply isn't the public's business and therefore when we separated we jointly asked the course to seal the fire. one month before closely contested election for minnesota attorney general a conservative group wants to probe our divorce file in search of something to use against keith in this race. kim ellison goes on to say her ex-husband never abused her. the democratic party is investigating karen monahan's allegations but ellison's gop challenger for attorney general call that inside job. >> immigrants, national democrats, state democrats are doing an investigation but it is investigation by friends. >> reporter: this investigation passed from the national democratic party to state party and no results. the state party says it is being handled by outside firm. >> reporter: thank you very much. as we march closer to the midterms the kavanaugh effect looms large, the confirmation battle came up in the first debate in the tennessee s

>> we highlighted the case with keith ellison, dnc deputy chair.to play what he said about his case is what brett kavanaugh said about his case. >> we are going to talk about this and days to come. we are not trying to avoid the topic. we will handle it head on. we will handle them in the days to come. >> we are told is an investigation, no one updating us on what the dnc is doing, he says it is not true, brett cavanagh's is a false application, i've never done anything like what the accuser said to hurt her or anything, i'm willing to talk to the senate judiciary committee anyway the committee deems appropriate to recuses delegation from 36 years behind the fence my integrity which is going to do on monday. why a different reaction? is it sold with these two cases about party? is it about the accusers? what is it? >> i think politics does become more important to a lot of people than their principles and more savvy to the people involved, these are human lives. people say we should believe the woman, give her her day in the sun, let her speak but

as far as keith ellison, these allegations need to be investigated and appropriate action taken.e tapper calling out democrats speaking out sexual misconduct claims against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh but staying silent on claims against connect ellison. geoff diehl, who is backing brett kavanaugh's nomination is with me now. talk to but the politicizing this. accusations of sexual assault this. is very serious, if true, i can't speak to the veracity of congressman ellison or veracity of the claims against mr. kavanaugh either, but it is politicized that to me is despicable. shows how bad the politics are. do you think kavanaugh can get any type of resolution here, right or wrong based upon how politicized both sides have become? >> john, the senate needs to move forward to do the approval process. at this point after thursday, if we continue to have unsubstantiated claims, then this really is just a circus and democrats are basically trying to stall to affect midterm elections. my opponent fund-raising off of this. she taught at harvard one class paid $350,000. she see

you saw key ellison.at case, we have police reports, an alleged video and little to know media coverage. so what we now see is the democratic party is willing to shield potential women abusers in the name of politics, ideology and promotion. >> laura: anthony, this is karen monahan, her comment on whether her party, democratic party, believed her allegations. she said no, they don't. i've been smeared, threatened, isolated from my own party. i provided medical records from 2017 stating on two different doctors visits, i told them about the abuse, who did it. my therapist released records saying that i've been dealing and healing from the abuse. that's 2017. it's not 36 years ago. not a peep from the democrats who care so much about women, anthony. >> well, i think one of the problems with her story is that, you know, there's a lot of democrats that don't believe her story. i believe there's something about text messages and they've not been there. with regard to kavanaugh in this case, the accuser do have

ellison, the white house said it doesn't see dr. ford's agreement as significant, but is it changing now that a date is set? reporter: we reached out to them but have not heard back since the official date and time have been set. president trump did talk about kavanaugh in an interview earlier this morning. >> what if her allegations are true? what if dr. ford, if people believe this happened 30 odd years ago, do you think he should still be confirmed to the high court? >> number one, i don't think that will happen. and number two, i want her to have her voice. let her have her voice. let her say whatever she has to say. let him say what he has to say and at the end, the senators will make a choice. reporter: the president attacked dr. ford on twitter a couple of days asking why if the attack was so bad, she or parents didn't go to police three decades ago? she was criticized by some on the left and the right -- he was criticized by some on the left and the right for tweeting, jon? jon: the president is going to address the united n

i would add to this keith ellison but their accusations against jared brown with domestic abuse.estraining order. >> accusation in a court of law. two examples democrats are ignoring. todd: i cannot let that go because this is an issue that came up time and time again, going back to his divorce records in the 1980s and his ex-wife has come out saying a lot of unfortunate things have been said. his current wife along with his former wife, a united front on this. bad things were set in the 1980s in the midst of a messy divorce but i don't think these things should be conflated. that situation has been entirely litigated politically and otherwise in ohio. todd: let's go to what is in the news this week, brett kavanaugh, days away, what could be, we will see if we hear from both of them next week but how will this impact the midterms if it will at all? >> it will impact the midterms and it will not benefit democrats for a number of reasons. red state democrats like claire mccaskill are in trouble if they vote against brett cavanagh. fox news polling said more than double persuadable

ellison has categorically denied all of it.gations came out, he still went on to win the democratic primary for minnesota attorney general. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. >> it takes a lot to put this show on every night. certainly not just yours truly, a big team. one of our favorite senior producer nick robinson is saying good-bye to the network after ten years. i can't believe it. and he ep'd the show tonight. nick, i'm going to miss you. we're going to go drinking together. up next, mike emmanuel filling in for -- >> hello, and welcome to "fox news @ night". i'm mike emmanuel in for shannon bream and this is "fox news @ night". asking for an extra day to consider terms for testifying. she was facing a 10:00 pm deadline. new reaction from rosenstein out just a short while ago to a new york times report that suggested he was -- he was suggested wearin

and his ex-wife, kim ellison.ple once the file to stay close, saying, "our divorce simply is not the public's business, and therefore, when we separated, we jointly ask the court to seal the file. now one month before a closely contested election for minnesota attorney general, a conservative group wants to probe our divorce file in search of something to use against keith in this race." kim allison goes on to say her ex-husband never abused her. the state democratic party is investigating karen monahan's allegations but ellison's g.o.p. challenger for attorney general calls it an inside job. watch. >> nothing is being done about it. the national democrats, state democrats, they say they are doing some kind of investigation but it stress investigation by friends. >> and fairness to doug wardlow, this did get passed along from the national democratic party to the state party and still, no results. the state party says it's being handled by an outside firm. shannon? >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you very much.

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ellison. >> hi, molly, we are getting word that first death related to hurricane florence in in the steappened at 9:30 p.m., officials in union county say that amber dawn lee was 61 of union county of south carolina died in a single vehicle fatality, they say that she was driving and hit a tree that fell across the road because of winds because of hurricane florence. we heard officials talk about how the winds were a concerned but more than anything they've been worried about the rainfall and potential for flooding throughout this weekend but affable in union county the winds are what is being blamed for the very first death in this state. on the whole, people say that storm is not as bad as expected. a lot of people in marion county, they remember hurricane matthew, they remember being without power for days, they say a lot of them that they went out and bought generators in preparation for the storm. we caught up with a couple of people in gas station nearby, really the only places open, one was with mother and stepfather filling up gas canister to take back home to keep generator run

keith ellison. his accuser is speaking out.allagher join us more with more. >> reporter: it took time for democratic chair to demand investigation. the american people deserve answers not a vote that is ran through by republicans. there's too much at stake. but apparently the american people don't deserve the same answers when it comes to abuse allegations against minnesota democratic congressman keith ellison. who is accused of dragging his ex-girlfriend in 2015. but while the dnc wants the kavanaugh case, it appears to be okay with the ellison case. just hours before elson won the democratic nomination for minnesota attorney general, the dnc said it would review the abuse allegations. but so far, nothing. the matter has now been referred to minnesota state democratic officials. potential 2020 democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders called for a investigation into kavanaugh while refusing to comment on ellison. karen monahan is calling her party members hypocrites. one of former hillary clinton advisor and john kerry

jon: ellison barber, ellison, thank you. for more on dr. ford's decision to testify, let's bring in jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters. republicans in the white house are pretty skeptical of this commitment, if that's what it is, to testify because they are saying as you heard in some of those tweets, they are saying that this doesn't advance the ball anymore than it was last week. she has agreed to testify, and she said she would do it last week, but she hasn't agreed to a time or place, do they have that right? >> well it is not for me to say whether they have it right. what they are certainly showing is that they are frustrated, that this is still dragging on because the republicans and the white house in particular are eager to have judge kavanaugh become justice kavanaugh. and they've been setting various deadlines and moving them accordingly, but at the end of the day, what they want is to get this process over with. now the democrats are arguing what's the rush. we've got these allegations. we have somebody who is agre

arthel: ellison, barber, thank you very much.or more on this, let's bring in caitlin owen, let's start where ellison just left off with president obama officially back on the campaign trail reminding everyone that he handed off a good economy. the unemployment rate, take a look at, this unemployment rate in november 2016 was 4.6%, in december of 2016 it was 4.7%. in january of 2017 it was 4.8%, then taking a look at job growth during that period, 172,000 jobs added in november of 2016. 180,000 jobs added in december of 2016 and at the start of new year and the new presidency 259,000 jobs added in january 2017, reminding everybody what ellison just reported, current unemployment rate 3.9% and in 2001, 1,201,000 jobs added in august, so the question is, how does president trump stay focused in adder articulate his contributions to the continued success of the american economy? >> i think that's a great question, republicans, congressional republicans especially have been trying to get president trump to stay on message for months n

arthel: ellison barber thank you very much for the report. eric. eric: with more and all of this and legal implications, criminal defense attorney alex. alex, one theory that this was leaked to the new york times to an ter president and prompt him to fire rosenstein and spark a crisis, does that sound like a possible motive for this going public? >> it would explain the timing. these are conversations that took place a long time ago. there were 7 people on that room and rosenstein made that statement. so i think the most likely scenario that it's being brought about now to motivate the president to do something today. this has been a week, manafort former campaign chairman has decide today cooperate with special counsel and certainly movements behind the scenes and seems to be most likely explanation. eric: what would that mean if it indeed happened? >> complete turmoil, call to question whether special counsel will be able to stay in job, another person at the department of justice overseeing investigation and all of this would be thrown into comp

keith ellison running to be minnesota's next attorney general.nd his ex-girlfriend recently accused him of serious physical and emotional abuse. ellison went on to win his party's nomination from minnesota attorney general. yesterday, she tweeted the dnc refused to believe her accusations and that they smeared, threatened and isolated her. we reached out to the dnc, we reached out to allison. this is a very same party that is now trying to block kavanaugh's confirmation over decades old misconduct charges from 1982. people on the record, i believe her. do you believe keith ellison's girlfriend, do you believe kathleen willie and juanita broderick? this is the same party of harvey weinstein and anthony weiner, and i could go on. as i have said before, the charges are serious and we need to hear from kavanaugh's accuser. but when democrats tell you they want to get to the truth and they truly care about misconduct allegations, frankly i think we have just proven they are simply lying. selective moral outrage, rushing to judgment, no presumption of

and we have to believe all of the allegations against keith ellison. this is a huge issue in terms of how we're going to address the concerns in the future. if the allegation itself is sufficient to take down a nominee, then there cannot be any more nominees. we're not going to have any nominees on either side of the aisle because there's too much at stake to simply suggest an allegation is proof of itself. it's not how that works. jesse: you have the special election, mi midterm special, 5 p.m. pacific time. it's in between the football games, the perfect time for everybody to clip over and watch ben. what are you talking about this sunday? >> we're going to talk a lot about kavanaugh, we're going to analyze the polls, we'll have a panel and really break down the election impact of what the democrats are trying to do. the truth is this whole kavanaugh sham from the democrats -- the allegations may not be a sham but the way the democrats treated it is a sham. that sham is a 2018 get out the vote effort. this there's no question that's what they're atte

keith ellison was last month.it juanita broaddrick, about the same time difference. all politics. you would think the topic as serious as this -- and it is serious. t and it is a problem across the country in many places. you think a topic this serious would transcend politics. that this wouldn't be republican, democrat, conservative or liberal. you think one time we couldim jt do what's right collectively? nope. this is selective moral outrage, as usual, politics as usual. except this time it's sad. this time it's even dangerous. plus, you know, i want you to take a step back tonight. remember what we're talking about in this specific case. here is what this is really all about. the left, they've been asking for two days and running, all the democrats on the senate judiciary committee want an fbi background check on professor ford's chargeses dating back 36 years ago for one professor ford and judge kavanaugh were in high school. ford doesn't remember a date, day of the week, location, how she got to or from the partye. where the alleged crime took place. she has no corroborating

ellison, mr. brooker, i'm not working on that story, i know others are looking into whatever those allegations are. but at this point, the focus in front of us is the situation with whether or not judge kavanaugh will be confirmed in a matter of days or weeks, to the supreme court. host: stewart is in mechanicsville, virginia. on the line for those that support the nomination. caller: i think i am leaning toward having a smart idea to have secured lawyers doing the questioning, rather than listening to all the speeches and grandstanding, like spartacus, like a spartacus moment. that was a joke. here is the point. a good, skilled lawyer should ask on the democratic side, you guys have been knowing this, how many of you have been no one does, how long have you known about it? with regard to the second person that came out now, correct me if said,ong, i believe she she didn't really see him expose himself but she heard that he did. she was too drunk to remember. this is a circus. you are ready to des

when asked about the ellison investigation he told reporters quote no, nothing.u'll excuse me, have to get going. just in case you get a lecture from your colleague. pgh guess who is looking at these actions, it's the men in this country. i just want to say, just shut up and step up. do the right thing. >> that's right these men who don't respect women need to shut up and step up like richard blumenthal. he had a lot to say about brett kavanaugh. >> i believe doctor forward, i believe the survivor there's every reason to believe her. this nomination will not only cast shadow over judge kavanaugh if he were to be confirmed, it will also stain the united states supreme court irreparab irreparably. >> on democrat keith ellison abuse, silence. come on senator, step up. that goes for you to tom perez. here's what perez said. this allegation must be investigated thoroughly. americans deserve answers. i wonder what he means by thorough investigation. he told us. >> the matter is under review. the minnesota democratic party is conducting a very thorough investigation. >>

ellison, as you know, you have reported earlier, that mr. rosenstein is denying the allegations saying that if he said that, he said it in jest. it was a cheeky comment. >> right. so the big question right now seems to be less did he say it and more how did he say it? the report in the new york times says that those suggestions were serious ones. they write this, quote, it is not clear how determined rosenstein was about seeing them through, he did tell andrew mccabe, that he might be able to persuade attorney general sessions and john kelly to mount an effort to invoke the 25th amendment. a source in the room when rosenstein's initial comments were made told fox news they were made sarcastically. other outlets are reporting that as well. a senior doj official who has direct knowledge of the meeting from rosenstein and others, they told fox news mccabe and rosenstein were having a heated conversation, essentially going back and forth with mccabe saying that rosenstein who oversees the russia probe, was getting in the way of aggressively inve

michael: keith ellison is on the sunday morning show that george has on abc.usly, you should take trump seriously, he could end up leaving the republican party ticket. george stephanopoulos just starts laughing hysterically and our good friend katrina over at "the nation" is laughing. everybody was laughing. people watching the show were probably laughing. nobody really took it seriously becaususe a lot of f bad thingsn happen in this country, that is not going to happen. >> this man has s got some momementum and we have better be ready for the fact that he might be leading the republican ticket. [laughter] >> i know you don't believe that, but i want to go on. [l[laughter] michael: but a few p people like keith ellison were trying to warn people, you've got to take anybody seriously when they say something. like this. and i think now after all this time we realize that donald trump is always lying and he is always telling the truth. you have to be able to operate on both levels with him. amy: explain. michael: when he says i could shoot somebody in the middle

keith ellison was last month? juanita broaddrick, about the same time difference. all politics. now, you would think the topic as serious as this -- and it is serious. and it is a problem across the country in many places. you think a topic this serious would transcend politics. but this wouldn't be republican, democrat, conservative or liberal. you think one time we could just do what's right collectively? nope. this is selective moral outrage, as usual, politics as usual. except this time it's sad. this time it's even dangerous. plus, you know, i want you to take a step back tonight. remember what we're talking about in this specific case. here is what this is really all about. the left, they've been asking for two days and running, all the democrats on the senate judiciary committee want an fbi investigate eight dating back 36 years from when professor ford and judge kavanaugh were in high school. ford doesn't remember a date, day of the week, location, how she got to or from the party where the alleged crime took place. she has no corroborating evidence. now, think about thi

jon: ellison barber at the white house this evening. thanks, ellison. >> you bet.on: investigators now saying terrorism motivated yesterday's knife attack in the netherlands. the u.s. ambassador to that country says the two people injured yesterday at amsterdam's central railway station were both american citizens visiting the dutch capital. kitty logan reports from london with more on this still developing story. >> hi, jon. so police now believe there may have been a terrorist motive for this attack. that's based on an interview with the suspect who was detained at the scene. the stabbing happened at around noon local time on friday, at amsterdam's busy central station. dutch police shot and injured the suspect as he walked away, still armed with a knife. they say he's a 19-year-old afghan with german residency. he's still being questioned by police while in detention in hospital. despite the initial statement by the suspect, police say they are keeping an open mind as they investigate further. the suspect's home in germany has already been searched, and he's exp

good for an investigation of keith ellison.. everybody has to pass the shoe on the other foot test. and i'm not sure. ed: speaking of the shoe on the other foot. when the yankees were in first place earlier this year i gave you a lot of grief you wore a red sox ty. congratulations you on winning the ale. >> i was there. ed: you met reggie jackson. >> i met reggie jackson he said to me the greatest compliment. he said i'm out alan dershowitz of baseball. oh my gosh. october supreme court with its term. i'm thrilled to be mr. october of the law. ed: you are reggie jackson of the law. anna: are you going to add that to your wick peed thattia? >> i wish. anna: turning to your headlines, a man threatening to put a bullet in the president's head behind bars. police finding sean christy in a ravine with a gun in ohio. on facebook writing he would kill any officer who tried to catch him. christie is facing several charges after being on the run for three months across six states turning to extreme weather now, florence now claiming the

have you protested keith ellison? >> have you protested keith ellison?ations. what you think about these liberal protesters that don't seem to care?>> it's like they didn't know who he was. people saying i'm not processing, i'm not processing it. do you think they should be little concerned about the cochair of the democratic national committee and these allegations against him? they're so busy protesting kavanaugh they don't have time to protest keith ellison. also, cory booker has a scandal and no one is talking about that. this is serious allegations. and again, more proof that the me too proven is a farce. and to think that leftists care about women for any other reason than political gain is complete fantasy. >> just to be fair on cory booker. >> you said there was an article that he wrote. >> as he read an article where he said he groped a woman and he feels bad about it now. just because he feels bad about it now and he admitted it doesn't mean it's okay. >> there is a lot of double standards. and there is documented reason allegations should be t

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have they gone up to ellison and said, "hey, what did you do from your girlfriend?" >>yesterday kavanaugh in his performance demonstrated a temperament that gave pause to a lot of people. and that opened up the question for a lot of the moderate swing votes that now they're looking and saying -- >> that is only -- >> the only people who can be angry or the democrats. >> when you're fighting for your right, you have every right to be angry, and that's what he did. no, his life has been destroyed and he said so. what these people have done, it's dispipable. >> despicable. >> we have another week and we'll see what happens. i think the outcome is going to be the same way it looked this morning, which is judge kavanaugh is going to get confirmed with 52 votes. >> greg has been very consistent and he's very calm when the rest of us are -- >> i try, i try. >> why am i talking so loudly it's friday, we're going to have fun on the show. all right, thank you so much. ms. blasey ford has now raised $535,000 on a gofundme page. who set the page up? the site indicates it was spo

two media outlets suing to one single keith ellison's divorce records. public now that the democrat is accused of violently dragging a next girlfriend, those outlets argue they are public-interest, ellison is running for minnesota attorney general. ellison's ex-wife does not want the papers released, denying the congressman abused her. protesters thought they chased senator ted cruz out of a restaurant, they thought wrong. >> way hotter than you do. heather: demonstrators harassing the senator and his wife who were eating dinner in dc, the restaurant manager now says the couple waited in a private area as police were called and then went back to their table once it was safe, protesters angry over his support for brett kavanaugh, despite sexual assault allegations. while the world watches protests, all the fireworks erupting, donald trump is making history in other courtrooms across the country. >> we have confirmed a record number, so important, of circuit court judges and we are going to be putting in a lot more. and they will interpret the law as writt

thanks very much, ellison barber. rescue efforts underway now in areas florence has been pounding with more than 7000 national guard and active duty servicemembers joining more than a thousand fema workers and coast guard search and rescue crews. let's bring in james joseph, regional administrator. what specifically is fema providing right now, sir? >> good evening, john. right now we're focused on those response efforts. silly response operation given the high waters that were seen throughout communities as well as additional rain in some areas. we are in a response perspective. urban search and rescue teams as well a swift water rescue teams in areas right now throughout north carolina, south carolina and they are supporting local and state law enforcement and doing whatever they can to ensure the safety of anyone in harm's way. jon: a lot of people were told to evacuate you didn't. if they put an emergency collar can you help get those folks out? >> if they do call 9-1-1 and their local community receives that come

a lot of focus on democrat keith ellison. >> all eyes on keith ellison.a long time for being anti-israel, powelling around with louis farrakhan and recently was accused of domestic abuse allegations from a former girlfriend and one of the things democrats are talking about is charges against him and putting them under the rug versus brett kavanaugh. heather: what do you think will happen? >> i think that vote will win. he has come from behind. the attention focuses on keith ellison, the better he will be. jillian: a democrat here, conversation surrounding him, he works in the obama administration. >> a lot framed this race. and wiser is a professor who worked in the obama administration versus an experienced prosecutor, he prosecuted the aurora shooting and run statewide. >> how do you see this playing out? >> qualifications matter in attorney general race is more than a lot of other races and the fact that there's more experience as a prosecutor and district attorney, that really helps him. elizabeth: jillian: in michigan, that is a skill for trump in 20

where is the outrage about keith ellison? that's happening currently. pretty harsh, and i understand they have gotten back -- if not together, they are separate but they have resolve some differences. those charges study. >> there are nine members of the supreme court, some picked by democratic presidents and some picked by republican presidents. why is it, after clarence thomas and now brett kavanaugh and others like robert bork, they were able to treat unfairly in the process. why are the two of the nine having this over their heads, because tammy is right. that charge works. and it tends to stick. i want to disagree with something that everyone has been saying about this. i believe we learned nothing on monday. i believe she has the right to participate in a very few fair fought process chose not to participate in the process because she wants to delay the vote to stop the nomination. this is politics and will not heal anything on monday. >> two women who know the judge, coming up. thanks for being with us. thanks to medicine that didn't exist until

. >> i make it clear that i -- as far as keith ellison, these allegations need to be investigated andiate action taken. meanwhile, we have within the next week or so, we have before us a nominee that's under a clou cloud. there's not even a modicum of investigation, there's a lot of he said/she said. for example when the person who's running against my sister, heidi hidecamp, says something happened--i want to be very laser focused on the fact that this person who already has credibility issues, he will misstate the holding of cases that i'm very familiar with. he will misapply the case. and i said during his hearing, i do not want to have a person on the supreme court who doesn't seem to be able to apply the facts in ways that do not meet his outcome driven agenda. at the same time we now have this cloud. we already have one person in the supreme court who got there under this cloud, we should not have another. >> the last time you questioned brett kavanagh, you asked him if he had ever committed sexual assault as an adult. he said no. why do you caveat the question of legal adult wh

it is a sham run by ellison's friends by ellison's gop challenger and the state attorney general.emocratic party pushing back on the claim saying the probe is still ongoing. dozens of the law students protesting brett cavanagh on capitol hill reporting as many as 20 professors canceled or rescheduled up to 31 classes, walking across the country and protest. tim paxton warning a texas school district it cannot stop churches from renting its facilities. the austin independent school district a change to its policies after a church at the performing arts integer protests over same-sex marriage. most trusted and most grateful you spent the evening with us on a busy monday, good night from washington, see you back here tomorrow. i am shannon bream. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges... how mature of them. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. li

i don't have that inquiry well on the supreme court any time soon nobody nobody is putting keith ellison on a nine person supreme court for the rest of his life rendering to someone who's only when the supreme court every federal america. no it's no no we're steve look the fact of the matter is we have somebody who bragged about grabbing people women you know strangers by their genitals as president i'd states so it should come as a surprise to any of it and rattle hurted he bragged about elected he got he got exactly he got elected which is exactly why people like you who are in his camp are prepared to let anything go the problem is the women turned out in greater numbers the day after his inaugural that people turned ought force inaugural because they were nauseated about having something like that and that's why in all these elections that we've seen since that women's march republicans are coming way short of you to their usual numbers and you know we'll see what happens on election day steve on shantaram now that she has got a good point that we want should happen if he is found gu