joining me right now, another member of the trump family working to get out vote, eric trump, executivee president of the trump organization. a pleasure to have you here. >> it's great to be here. trish: you're pretty busy trying to rally support. what's your prediction on tomorrow in. >> listen, we're fighting. we're fighting because america's winning right now. our economy's winning, we have the fastest growing gdp, 4.2 president, 3.7% unemployment. there's 7.2 million available jobs in this country right now. think about it, there's more jobs available than people to fill those jobs, that's how well our country's doing. we have the lowest unemployment rate since 1969, the year we put a person on the hoon. we've had 11 months where unemployment has gone below 4%, and six of them have been under trump. we're winning at everything we're doing. we're winning with the military, with isis, with north korea, with iran, with our trade deals, we're withinning with our economy, with jobs and manufacture manufacturing coming back to the country, we're winning with the opioid crisis and the pric

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we're actually hearing that president trump may be kind of cooling on him simply because he did not win his race. ericg and seeing when the be president makes his decision and announces it and we'll have you back. thanks so much. president trump sits down with chris wallace, with an exclusive interview on fox news sunday. here's a preview. >> you need forest management. i'm not saying that in a negative way, a positive. i'm just saying the facts. i really learned a lot. when i went through the state, even in the primary where we did very well, i went to various places for senators campaigning, great people and i was given lessons literally by governors and by senators on forest management. they don't manage the forests out there. if you had all of that stuff, you have to see it, though, they are raking the things that i'm saying. if that was taken out before, you would have a much different. also, you need fire stoppers. you have to have fire stoppers. we don't do that because of the environmentalists. and you would really -- how about the united states? it throws your budgets out of whack. people are

the twenty sixteen election you were on a flight to scotland got an upgrade and you sat next to eric trump or what was the conversation like with mr trump on the plane the whole eric you know i was left field by he was left field by me and i just sat down next to my told me i was like we're not doing that muslim i.d. cards grab that you're talking about and i started mess with him a little bit and then and then i really did shift gears on my just trying to get information because i was always i always have this hypothesis like when i believe that his dad was elected because he knows the trigger words and he can take over the media and he was just like the loudest person in the room and that's how you was elected and erick didn't flinch he was like yeah that's exactly how it went that i was shocked to my core as like that all it takes to be the president united states just be the loudest most phrases most outrageous for you to give and he did not understand this fall then defended for one second didn't defend every was he just said yeah that's exactly how he did. a shock as you heard. as yo

eric trump -- his son, eric welcome to be here.hake that hand website sir good to see owe where does your dad get the energy? >> he's a machine always been that way. whether it was work, you know prieflt sector, no matter what it was he was always a machine when we did apprentice all right we go and do apprentice at the 6:30 in the morning and work a full did i and 7:00 do boardroom and things like that he's always first guy working in the morning last guy to leave. remember, he campaigning look this but running country, military, everything else -- >> does he drink a lot of coffee? i imagine a silly question. >> never had a cup of coffee in his life i never have in my life. no never had a cup of coffee or sip of alcohol. i mean, he's -- you know his thing is diet coke somehow it is working. >> that's the answer. the guy is incredible. he's just -- a machine. >> older than me. [laughter] >> no -- the reporters on about campaign trail, and you know, does trump have energy and literally i watch them. i would watch them in corner they

eric: president trump ordering deployment of u.s. troops to the southern border. of the migrants and central america are now waiting to apply for asylum in our country. they are not able to handle the influx of migrants with thousands more expected to come to the border in the next two days. some residents are angry and they want the migrants to go home. william la jeunesse is live at the caravan in tijuana where he seen this firsthand. >> eric, let me set the scene for you. where in a side street a block from microsoft are. what this is like 90 minutes ago, a very physical confrontation between a rally, the migrant caravan and they read head-on into this police barricade. the cement rails, riot police. but me explain the point of view of those who oppose the migrant caravan. illegally, while at the guatemalan border. they fear they will stay here, take jobs, depress wages and bring crimes, gangs, prostitution and drugs. >> we do know the incidences in other cities. >> those supporting the american caravan in the lgbt community, a smaller group who basically ran a

trump is certainly the central figure in this election is going to be a central player. eric could the president speaking at the white house. playback of the president of the night dates as he's departing for a rally in macon, georgia. here is president donald trump. >> i'm now leaving for georgia during the rally. we have a tremendous number of people as you know, as you probably know standing outside trying to get and. it is for brian kemp running for governor of georgia and then go into tennessee where we have a tremendous crowd. i don't know what that means, but i think it really portends something very interesting >> but that will be the second stop. first stop is georgia so we will have a very busy day. tremendous crowds. >>. [reporter question inaudible] >> i think we will do well with the house. i think my primary focus has been on the senate because there are so many people in the house. that's a lot of stops but i have done housework also. i think we will do well in the house. as you know, my primary focus has been on the senate. i think were doing really well in th

a big day on monday, eric trump, from the trump organization, the son of the president. to join us and give us his prediction how things are going to shape up. i think a lot of people are thinking that a lot is going to be riding on this thing, we could be living in a very different environment as of wednesday. we shall see, we will have much more for you here next week including more of my interview with the vice president. more of his thoughts on birthright citizenship. maria bartiromo, she is next. she has "wall street" for you. maria bartiromo's "wall street" next. see you monday! announcer: from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend! welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, my exclusive interview with the chairman of iac interactive and former paramount pictures head, founder of the fox news company, barry diller in an exclusive interview. >>> and all-star panel to talk about the volatile month of oc

he is getting a new one courtesy of eric trump, the president's and tweeting a replacement flag is in mail, if anyone is classless enough to do it again, we will send you as many replacement flags as you need. someone ripped his trump 2020 flag from his yard and set it on fire. an army reservist is making music after his trumpet was stolen on veterans day. ♪ heather: matt miller says the trumpet was right by his side during a tour at a rat playing at funerals for soldiers but of wisconsin musical instrument manufacturers giving him a brand-new one just in time for the holidays. i love stories like that. and of time left for the good, the bad and the ugly. golden state warrior superstar stefan curry responding to a letter by this my-year-old man, she wrote them about her disappointment the website was only selling his new shoes in boy sizes, currently publishing a handwritten letter that it is being corrected and he is presently sending her a pair of sneakers. more than 200 runners band for life after caught cheating. look inside the red circle, traffic cameras capturing letters taking

as we know, eric trump, donald trump junior continue to have senior roles in the trump organization evenident hasn't fully divested from trump organization. to your other question about what the atmosphere is like down here, a lot of pandering. we can think back to the last couple of major multi-national organization summits abroad, they've always had the split screen dynamic where the president is coming to do this up with stop diplomatic shopping and yet the russia investigation continues. in many ways this is nothing new. surprising although not entirely shocking. >> thank you guys. >>> next up, reaction to cohen's plea deal on capitol hill and its potential impact on russia investigations over there. to most, he's phil mickelson, pro golfer. to me, he's, well, dad. so when his joint pain from psoriatic arthritis got really bad, it scared me. and what could that pain mean? joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, helps stop irreversible joint damage and helps skin get clearer. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious sometimes fatal events

in moments eric trump will be here with what is at stake for your security and for your money. his father president trump crisscrosses the country. president trump: everything we have achieved is at stake tomorrow.

in just moments, eric trump will be here with what is at stake for your security and for your money. as his father, president trump, crisscrosses the country this evening, staying optimistic about gop's chance for maintaining congressional control. here he is this indiana. >> everything we have achieved is at stake tomorrow. everything. because they can take it apart just as fast as we built it, but i don't think that that's going to happen based on what i'm seeing all over the

. >> don junior is out there, laura trump, eric trump, doing part for the candidates in these red states the thing. of republicans end up winning seats in the senate they will be thanking donald trump and if somehow they hold the house i don't see how you can't say he had a big impact. shannon: while you are discussing what you think will happen in the senate and house, bring up for people at home the balance of power in the house and the balance of power in the senate, there's been discussion all along that possibly democrats may take the house but more inclined to say what did i just say? republicans may take it but more inclined to say democrats will take the house. >> democrats are favored to definitely win the house. history shows the opposing party the president picks up 32 seats, they'll have to pick up 23 to win the majority. if you look at the polling it is clear they should be able to do that. it would be a pretty big upset for republicans to win the house at this point. it is because of the way the districts are drawn. in red states trump's message is resonating of the results

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yesterday, he attacked one producing competitors in france, a tweet liked by eric trump who happens tog, quote, everything from wine making and marketing to global distribution and sales. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is wednesday, november 14th. along with joe, willie and me, we have msnbc contributor mike barnacle, washington bureau chief for usa today susan page, white house bureau chief and political analyst for msnbc and nbc news, phillip rucker and national reporter for nbc news carol lee. so a lot to get to this morning, joe. a lot of different stories all going back to somebody who might be melting down just a tiny

in moments eric trump will be here with what is at stake for your security and for your money. this as his father president trump crisscrosses the country. president trump: everything we have achieved is at stake tomorrow. everything. because they can take it apart just as fast as we built it. but i don't think that's going to happen based on what i'm seeing all over the place. trish: fresh pictures of migrants taking any means necessary to make it to our borders. the administration tells us they are being aided and organized by groups determined to get these people to the u.s. borderer. coming up. sebastian gorka says there are real reasons to fear this group. he joins with us his specific intel tonight. i want you to see this video. these are members of the black panther party in the streets of georgia armed with assault rifles the cam pawn for georgia's gubernatorial candidate stacy abrams. why hasn't miss abrams or the mainstream media called them out. a former black panther turned conservative activist is here to talk about that hypocrisy. lewis farrakhan is continuing his

eric: back to washington. president trumping his support behind nancy pelosi in her bid to become speaker to have house again and the president offering to drum up republican vote ifs she seek it is gavel, this coming as ms. pelosi facing growing resistance within the democratic and growing that say will not vote for her. garrett tenney. >> she doesn't have the votes to become speaker, 17 democrats openly opposing and a couple undecided. pelosi is known as deal maker and she's been busy meeting with lawmakers to try to win them over. today she got a big endorsement from none other than president trump who said he's willing to get republicans to vote for her to put her on top. >> i would help nancy pelosi if she needs some votes, she may need some votes, i will perform a wonderful service, i like her, can you believe it? i like nancy pelosi, she's tough and she's smart but she deserves to be speaker. >> that's not necessarily an endorsement pelosi was looking for, though, she will win leadership with democratic vote. martha is

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and eric trump, "color by numbers." hold on to your maga hats. we'll throw in the robert mueller report absolutely free. the trump tell-all book of the month club. turn your library into a lie-brary. >> jimmy: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you all for -- meanwhile, our proudly nationalist president took his comedy tour to houston, texas, last night where we slowed him down to half speed for tonight's i don't know what the hell he's talking about edition of "drunk donald trump." >> they want to go out and they want to go into the hurricane to show their wife how great they are? and then they get out there and they say, oh my god, i'm dead. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: for a guy who doesn't drink, he's a fun drunk. the new "halloween" movie is a big hit. it was number one this weekend. it had the second biggest opening for a horror movie ever. "halloween," as you know, has one of the most iconic villains in movie history, michael myers, who's very well known to adults but maybe not as much to kids. we asked parents if they wanted the

my friends on the right, whenever something happens with donald trump junior or eric trump or ivanka,say, my god, they're just children. let them be. now they have security cleara e clearances. they are high ranking officials. they are in violation of the law. to say ivanka doesn't know or is ignorant of policy, the perfect exmrample of hillary clinton. her father was chanting lock her up. her father ran a campaign -- you could use #butheremail. to say she's not aware is dishonest. >> i didn't say that. i didn't say she was blameless. i think what she did was wrong. what she did was really not -- sort ofinexcusable. i don't think it rises to the level of hillary clinton. what ivanka did, i'm disappointed that she did it. i'm sure she feels very bad about having done that. it was careless. it was not a good thing to do. it doesn't rise to the level of what mrs. clinton did. >> the problem is, none of it -- >> should there be an investigation? >> do you think there should be an investigation or no? >> unless there's some evidence here that she was dealing with a lot of information as mr

if there is another close vote on a supreme court nominee, she is a guaranteed yes for whoever eric trumpes. i think as you guys were talking about, he's not only having one rally, he's having to go rallies and in all likelihood will fire the base and in all likelihood height-smith will win this race. >> harris: when you look at this tomorrow, what is the conversation like in a red state right now and how different is it among republicans and democrats about sending a senator to washington? politics in the two parties right now, particularly on the left, are changing. >> the right and the left are very powerful right now, you are seeing it the immigration debate, the border debate which i think is something president trump will be talking about today in mississippi. there's not a lot of focus on getting some type of big deal on immigration, both sides are in their corners now, you could have a government shutdown in december. whether this congress and the next congress, when there's a democratic house, can they strike deals on anything? that remains to be seen, harris. >> harris: you thin

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so, presumably, that include potentially donald trump, jr., perhaps eric trump, perhaps even jared kushner. >> woodruff: what does it tell you, garrett graff, that robert mueller signed today's agreement,nnouncement? >> yeah, i mean, we sort of have to read the tea leaves of every action in this investigation because we are not getting any leaks from inside robert mueller's team. so i think that there are a couple of things to read into today's criminal filing. one is robert mueller sees tosomeone lyin congress about russia as under h purview. that's potentially very bad news for anyone else who was involved ein testifying before th house or the senate over the last two years who lied in their testimony. you heard in that taped package that there's potentially others who are exposed in that realm. and this is also a case -- you remember ae other michael cohen prosecutions up to this poinhave been handled by prosecutors in the southern district of new york, so this is the first time that robert mueller is stepping in and putting his ow sta on the case g2- g20se against michael cohen and say

. >> eric trump rallies, they chant "lock her up, lock her up." who are they referring to?illary or ivanka? >> what she said about her, she is doing. he is in the middle of a constitutional crisis. >> jesse: another one. how many are those? greg, fair comparison or not? this is the epoxy, the accusation of hypocrisy is the gamble you took. you only face accusations of hypocrisy if you win. think of the options. you can go after hillary over her email scandal and loose and never have to face the accusation of hypocrisy or you can go after hillary for her email scandal and win and face this silly little business. i think the key word here is hundreds of emails which for me is a day. maybe there was a day or two in the transition period that she did it. generally in that position, you go through tens of thousands of emails. i think it's not a fair comparison by numbers. we find out there's more and she did it over a long period of time, then that's a different story. >> jesse: dana, her spokesperson said less than 100 emails were official government business. a lot of it had t

it's a historic moment, because it's the first time eric trump has ever gotten a text from his dad. [ter ] "he knows who i am. he knows who i am." [ light laughter ] that's right. everybody got this on their phone. take a look at this. it said, "presidential alert. this is a test of the national wireless emergency alert system. no action is needed." a few minutes later, trump sent another one that said, "presidential alert. hand stuck in pringles can again. action is needed." [ laughter and applause ] you're using it wrong. here is another big story. "the new york times" is reporting that trump got an allowance from his dad that made him a millionaire by age 8. and this is cute. by age 9 he already filed for his first bankruptcy. [ laughter ] isn't that cute? >> steve: that's cute. >> jimmy: that's right. "the new york times" did a a story on trump's finances that was over 14,000 words long. it took up so much space, it even bled into the crossword puzzle. [ light laughter ] and every answer had to do with trump and his understanding of taxes. here, take a look at this. for 11 down, t

eric trump has taken the lead in running the business. that leaves don junior kind of in between.nd of a brand extension on the campaign trail. the question is we tried to look back and say look at all these places he went, sort of stumping for his father in montana, indiana, missouri, west virginia, place that's were important in the senate battle grounds and where he went out and sort of used his credibility as a hunter. somebody who knew these places from his days as a hunter to sell his father and his father's candidates. it's hard to look back don junior swung any of those races either way. the places he seemed to put the most emphasis was montana and a democrat won there. >> yours is among the by lines we are always looking for and it's always a pleasure to have you on. david farenthold with the washington post. >> thank you. >> coming up, the ballot counting in florida continues now by hand. steve correspond mackkornacki i big board to break down the latest on what we know when we come back. n we come back. that's longer than the buffalo wing's been around. dozen wings. and

eric: here is what else he said. president trump: we gave very, very complete answers to a lot of questions that i shouldn't even have been asked. i think that should solve the problem. i hope it solves the problem. if it doesn't, i will be told and we'll make a decision at that time. but probably this is the end. eric: what goes into the decision to sit down if there is such a request? >> from mueller's point of view he could argue we haven't broached the subject of obstruction of justice. and there is no substitute in a prosecutors mind in a back and forth where you are able to answer follow-up questions. and there is applicable supreme court precedent that the president does have to respond to a subpoena in a criminal investigation. president trump can argue this is harassment, it's distracting. it's an attempt to get him caught in a perjury trap and he's not going to cooperate. there is applicable supreme court precedent that says the president has to respond to subpoena. but there he may be able to take that question up in the

and we have don junior may have lied to both the fbi and congress i mean, it goes on then eric trump flies across the country trying -- making deals and we have to pay for his secret service there, the secret service protection yeah so it just goes on with this white house. it just doesn't stop and i -- >> it's like comey said they were like a mob family. >> day really are a mob family they basically took what they were doing in the business, the trump organization, and brought it to the white house and didn't care at all with what the rules were, and what they can and cannot do. and now it is humiliating. it is embarrassing for them. and especially after running on e-mails, e-mails, e-mails, unsecure e-mails and the misuse of e-mails. >> so when i worked in politics, the one narrative that -- and listen, every white house has a lot of political challenges, so you sort of pick the -- the problems or bigger problems. the one thing we were afraid of and rightfully so, i think critics of the bush years would say, was the incompetence narrative. this administration does an equally robust

donald trump a little bit earlier called him a stunning ally and yet you know it's the cyclist eric trump was on fox news recently talking about well you know do we let our whole relationship go because of of one motive that mindset. i mean i'm trying to change that yeah there's a very difficult balance that the administration is trying to strike on one hand the white house wants to make it seem as though the u.s. leadership is taking all the necessary steps to hold saudi officials accountable for the journalists killing last month. but at the same time this administration has objectives in the middle east whether we're talking about moving forward with major arms sales that benefit defense firms in the united states or countering the rise of iran as an influential player in the middle east when it comes to all of these strategies saudi arabia has such an important role to play in the administration's vision for the arab world i think it's going to be very difficult for the administration to achieve both of these objectives simultaneously what do you think about. and i asked a corresponde

yesterday, he attacked one producing competitors in france, a tweet liked by eric trump who happens to seven as president of trump winery. overseeing, quote, everything from wine making and marketing to global distribution and sales. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is wednesday, november 14th. along with joe, willie and me, we have msnbc contributor mike barnacle, washington bureau chief for usa today susan page, white house bureau chief and political analyst for msnbc and nbc news, phillip rucker and national reporter for nbc news carol lee. so a lot to get to this morning, joe. a lot of different stories all going back to somebody who might be melting down just a tiny bit. >> there is no doubt that the president who has had some rough times in the white house is now facing perhaps his toughest run. the reports coming out of the white house all suggest it's a president who is growing increasingly disinterested in his job, increasingly angry. we've got phil rutger here and we'll be talking about it in a moment. but willie, none of the portraits are flattering, of course,

eric: president trump saying he's ready for chinese event xi. when they meet ahead of the g20 summit this week the two countries have rumbled over tariffs spring volatile markets over fears of a trade war. will they reach an agreement? what do we expect? gordon chang, author of the coming collapse of china. always good to see you. well, at the meeting anything? >> i don't know but i just talked to a wal-mart supplier and they were saying people in the community think president trump will cave at the g20 and that means they'll keep their in china appear to president trump does the unexpected and i hope that he does, then he is going to keep the tariffs and there will be no deal and manufacturers will move supply-chain side of china. some of them coming back to the united states. that means no deal is the best deal for the united states. >> what he hoped the president keeps it? >> we've had a whole range of trade issues, but they've never honored their agreement. she jinping, the same guy who's going to see trump at the end of this month. he actua

eric: president trump is in paris tonight.versary of the armistice that ended world war i. the president also meeting with french president emmanuel macron. they were at odds over a contentious issue but now it's breaking the croissants and raising the red wine so everything seems to be fine. as part of our special coverage this weekend, we are remembering world war i, veteran sergeant alvin york, have you heard of his name, how sergeant york became an american hero, what he did, his symbolism, his grandson joins us next. minimums and fees. they seem to be the very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of america's best savings rates. to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. this isn't a typical bank. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? than psoriatic arthritis. as you and your rheumatologist consider treatments, ask if xeljanz xr is right for yo

eric: you keep talking about behind the scenes in the trump administration. does the u.s.per hand apart from the sanctions you're talking about, what is the next move. >> i think we still have the upper hand. the problem is getting away from us and we see this in south korea where moon jaein has been given a lot of attitude which undermine our efforts to enforce sanctions. he's trying to unify in the two koreas and by doing that he's trying to shovel money into the hands of kim jong moon and that doesn't help us. arthel: that doesn't answer the question why were in the same spot. what happened to the never commit to the nuclear station. does he have a choice. >> he has a lot of choices because he's getting as much money as he needs. probably not as much as he wants, but nonetheless we have not been enforcing sanctions because we've been allowing countries to openly violate them. it's important that nikki haley at the u.n. was the one who put many sanctions in place by some effective diplomacy. the north koreans were concerned about what we might do. i don't think that they

trump is running scared. so he is going to be spending these few days trying to do everything he can. ericline running scared. >> president trump is not running scared, make no mistake about it. the reason he had 53 rallies in 23 states since january. that is three times what president obama did. he is running hard. he is not running scared. it is making a difference. so interesting to look back at 2010 and 2014 when all the democratic nominees literally ran away from obama. he hid obama throughout the midterms. there is a reason you had joe manchin, joe donnelly, alison grimes, mark begich, mary landrieu, all the democratic nominees refused to say obama's name. distanced themselves from president obama. our nominees are running towards president trump michigan, john james saying come to my state, president trump. help me. and blue state like michigan, a state president trump won hadn't been won since the '80s, our candidates, our nominees are enthused. they want trump there. they know he is a game-changer. eric: jehmu, you mentioned something earlier, you felt former president obama did n

more than 20 days for the trump administration has made it clear they would like to detain families while their cases go through u.s. courts. arthel: bryan llenas, thank you. eric: president trump department, matthew whitaker as acting attorney general. incoming chairman of the house intelligence committee, congressman adam schiff says they need to know flickr was appointed to shut down special counsel robert mueller's fresh approach. whitaker has been critical of the investigation and congressman schiff charges the acting ag he says is not being transparent with congress. >> we are going to bring whitaker before the congress assuming he's still in his position at the time the democrats take over. we may recommend whether he's in a position or not. >> what will whitaker say? you're a? you're attending a massive more from washington. >> in addition to shutting down the probe altogether, lawmakers are concerned about the other steps not whitaker could take to either hamper the investigation are trying keep mueller's final report from going public. but by republicans are pushing for legislation that will protect special counsel. senator amy quote which are sitting

that's a long time in the age of president trump. ericell said they better be careful and prioritize. don't chase every ball he throws. we have to show the american people there is a purpose behind everything we do and it's not just to get a pound of flesh. it's hard to tell democrats to calm down and prioritize. to the point that two months is a lot of time. are the democrats saying don't rush out of the promise now? we are not quite sure what it's going to look like now. >> that's something a lot of democrats are talking about. at the same time the president has given a clear way in by firing jeff sessions. in talking about that, they can clearly go in with various different avenues in protecting mueller, especially with the president appointing whitaker as acting ag. that leads to a lot of questions. he is given this opportunity where democrats could have gone wrong and made potential mistakes. he is giving them a clear opening to investigating him even more. >> it's not even the firing of mueller. i think what's interesting to me, you

garcetti, an eric that's not a trump.r -- and this one, really, i know you're going to laugh but i hope you'll really seriously consider this and just zoom in real close there if you can. let's get sweaty with garcetti. >> yes, i like it. i like it. >> jimmy: fitness. it's so important. >> all about fitness. >> jimmy: stick with abc news. good night and may oprah bless america. >>> tonight on this special edition of "nightline." democrats take the house. while republicans retain control of the senate. now what president trump is saying about this split decision. and our divided nation. around the country, it was your voice, your vote. in the ted cruz/det toe o'rourke showdown, cruz keeping his seat. in tennessee, no swift lift as blackburn reigns. and that pink wave. a record number of women heading to washington. some even making history. plus our powerhouse roundtable looking at the issues that you voted on. from immigration to health care to the economy. this is a special edition of "nightline." here now, dan harris. >

he is getting a new one courtesy of eric trump. gus, your replacement flag is in the mail. let us know. we will send you as many replacement flags as you need. gus klein says someone took his flag from his vermont yard and set it on fire. i'm sure gus will be very happy to receive his new flag. ainsley: that's awesome. they said we will keep send you more. jillian: keep sending you as many as you need. brian: no matter how follow you shouldn't get it torn up. ed: it's become a yearly tradition on "fox & friends" to help prep for san tapping propel down 22 story skyscraper in stanford, connecticut. ainsley: that's where we find our own janice dean who is going to join us with the weather report. you going to do it, janice? janice: stay tuned. we will see. i will admit i have tummy issues right now. a little nervous. i don't know if it's because 30 degrees out here or because i'm very frightened. but, stay tuned in the 7:00 a.m. hour to see if i will repel down this building 22 stories, 350 feet above ground. okay. let's take a look at the weather, shall we? it is 31 here in

donald trump and eric trump and donald trump jr. coming in tomorrow.ow much forgotten men and women. outsider like me put in office and hopefully put us back in again just like the president an outsider who stood for people. i'm a working, own a small business, small business owner. i have 100 rating from national federation of business always have even in my time in the state assembly. it's really important that we bring small business owners together. this has been an incredible two years for a small business community. for the first time in many, many years, in decades, we have season actually an increase, the tax cuts and jobs act, in spite of what the democrats say have been phenomenal. 98% of the people who live and work in our district either work for or own a small business. the increase in jobs. we now have more people working and more people and more jobs open than we have had -- than we have people available for jobs. it's been a great employee market. and, wages are going to up naturally and organ nicly, which is the way it's supposed to go

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trump two years ago, partly because of blue—collar voters in these heartland communities. they've remained fiercely loyal. i think he's trying to keep his promises to the best of his ability... truck driver ericmp is that rare thing, a presidential promise keeper. he also likes his hardline stance on immigration. i guess you have to make a stand between breaking the law and not breaking the law, and criminals coming in. if criminals can come in, terrorists can come in the same way. you believe donald trump is protecting the american border? i think he's trying to. philadelphia's independence hall is the cradle of us democracy, the place where a new nation came together to draft its constitution. but modern day america is deeply polarised. in these congressional elections, a divided country has produced a divided outcome. nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania. and jon sopel is at the white house. a dramatic night, and tonight he's sacked his attorney he's sacked his attorney general, general, jeff sessions. a lot of turbulence still unfolding. i think the president felt emboldened to fire jeff i think the president felt emboldened to firejeff sessions because he had done well in the senate and h

trump two years ago, partly because of blue—collar voters in these heartland communities. they've remained fiercely loyal. i think he's trying to keep his promises to the best of his ability... truck driver ericthing — a presidential promise keeper. he also likes his hardline stance on immigration. i guess you have to make a stand between breaking the law and not breaking the law, and criminals coming in. and if criminals can come in, terrorists can come in the same way. you believe donald trump is protecting the american border? i think he's trying to. philadelphia's independence hall is the cradle of us democracy, the place where a new nation came together to draft its constitution. but modern day america is deeply polarised. and in these congressional elections, a divided country has produced a divided outcome. nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania. will be talking to our correspondent in washington within the next few minutes or so. stay with us to that. —— fallout. a 98—year—old man is fighting for his life in hospital after being assaulted and robbed by burglars at his home in north london. police say it was a "brutal and senseless" attack. peter gouldstone was found badly injured in his

big animal rights side of me, that's a big thing to me, i have a huge heart for animals and laura trump, eric wife's and we work with people on issues and people who didn't work for donald trump. it's important to do that and not just stay in our tribe, you have to get outside of your tribe, we don't need to impose that by some sort of government regulation, i'm saying it's incumbent on us as human beings to do that. >> host: gina louden members of congress who support donald trump being attacked in restaurants, are not allowed in restaurants, what's your take? >> guest: that's a form of bigotry as well and i think that we have to take a hard look at ourselves in the nation if we are going to tolerate violence or keeping people out of restaurants or, you know, attacking people's families in private moments, you saw what happened to tucker carlson's family, you know, out in his home, that's terrifying thing, must have been for his wife. we saw a package of white powder sent to the home of donald trump, jr. and his children, those are the things that are terrifying, i don't want that to happen