i think you are right, there is a garish, tabloid quality.night when one of those ads came on, the place erected into into boos.upted are -- we put up a list of leaning states trump is spending time in. from a strategic stem point, does it make sense to spend these precious days in states that have been blue for so long? be locking down florida, north carolina, and nevada, new hampshire, and pennsylvania. what is stunning, the hillary campaign is sending lori to michigan tomorrow. nothing shows me the internal panic of a campaign as much as going to a state that does not have a senate race -- nothing explains that except they do not do not see michigan on the map. i think it is stunning that a democrat would say tv ads do not matter when clinton has so wildly outspent trump on tv and they are saying that part does not matter. i think there's a lot of panic campaigny's right now. they will have to do soul-searching about what the message will be to turn their voters out. election day is potentially republican day. john: tracy, are you panicked

i think you are right, there is a garish, tabloid quality.l you that last night during the series when one of those ads came on, the place erupted into boos. it is not a welcome sight right now. john: we were talking before about paths to the 270, we put up a list of leaning states trump is spending time in. from a strategic stem point, does it make sense to spend these precious days in states that have been blue for so long? >> no, i would be locking down florida, north carolina, and then battling in nevada, new hampshire, and pennsylvania. what i do think is stunning is that the hillary campaign is sending hillary to michigan tomorrow. nothing shows me the internal panic of a campaign as much as the candidate schedule and going to a state that does not have a senate race -- nothing explains that except they think michigan is on the map. if michigan is on the map, then this thing is slipping away quickly. i think it is stunning that a democrat would say tv ads do not matter when clinton has so wildly outspent trump on tv and they are saying

i think you're right that there's a garish, tabloidish quality to what the trump campaign is doing.an tell you last night during the series when one of those ads came on, when i was watching with, the place erupted into boos. it's not a welcome sight right now. >> sarah, let me ask you, we were talking before about paths to 270 electoral votes and put up a bunch of states that are leaning democratic states that donald trump is the now spending time in, places like new hampshire, michigan, wisconsin. just from a strategic standpoint, do you think it makes sense for him to be spending these pressures days in states like that, that have been blue for so long? >> no, i would be locking down florida, north carolina, and then battling in nevada, new hampshire, and pennsylvania. what i do think is stunning, though, is that the hillary campaign is sending hillary to michigan tomorrow. nothing shows me the internal panic of a campaign as much as the candidate's schedule and going to a state that doesn't have a senate race, nothing explains that, except that they think that michigan is on the

i think you are right that there is a garish, tabloidish quality.one of those ads came on, where i was watching the place , erupted into boo's. it is not a welcome sight right now. john: sarah, we were talking about paths to 270 electoral votes. donald trump spending time in places like new mexico, michigan, wisconsin. just from a strategic standpoint, do you think it makes sense for him to spend precious days in states like that that have been so blue for so long? sarah: no. i would be locking down florida, north carolina, and then battling in nevada, new hampshire, pennsylvania. what i do think is stunning is that the hillary campaign is sending hillary to michigan tomorrow. nothing shows me the internal panic of a campaign as much as the candidate's scheduling and going to a state that has no senate race. nothing explains that except they think michigan is on a map. if michigan is on the map for them, this whole thing is slipping away quickly. it is stunning that a democrat would say that tv ads don't ma outspent trumps on tv. there is panic goin

of o'keefe's biographers infamously described this landscape which had so captivated the artist as garishch if you look around is pretty hard to comprehend. this is such the other side of the universe for somebody who lives like i do. people who live in cities, for whom a back yard this big is inconceivable. the idea that there's a certain type of personality who's drawn towards open spaces like this. >> you know, this country, it either embraces you or within a year it spits you out. >> we reach the end of our trail at a place called valley of thieves, once said to be a haven for infamous cattle wrestlers. of course. >> they call it the rabbit. ladies, you know what i'm talking about. jesus, i'm in my 50s. everything -- still with the jokes. i've got to find a distinguished segue into adulthood one of these days. three generations of manzanares are here with me this evening -- herman, david, and max. we'll do our best to put together a little meal. >> anybody want some coffee? >> i'll take some of that. >> cream, anybody? >> who am i kidding? i'm a city boy. i need some cream. >> you nee

bill here with his wife, another friend, right now, just prepping the oranges, the garishes, rob saxonctor of external affairs. tell us little bit about what's happening here snowed. >> thanksgiving day is our biggest day of the year. today we'll provide over 3,000 meals for 750 manna clients for their families. >> you tell me is more, serving more clients this year than in any year in the past. >> we r this will be our biggest thanksgiving to date. so, sending out over 3,000 meals is a huge task, the kitchen has been here since 4:00 a.m. the turkeys are cooking, volunteers are here, they're chopping, dicing, getting the meal already. about 9:00 hot meal will come out. we start packaging it. we will have hundreds of volunteers lined up around the block onto market street home delivering all of these kneels our clients. >> that's amazing, so how many drivers did you say? >> we will have total over 500 volunteers, i believe we have 200 individual drivers coming to pick up meals and deliver them out to the clients. >> mike and alex, again, those are volunteers, those are people coming thr

he reports to their camp in little town, pennsylvania, he is wearing a garish outfits made of black velvet. one of the troopers described him as looking like a circus rider gone wild. his reasoning was he wanted them in to see him and know where he was on the battlefield, that he is a stranger and they do not know this man. he will lead him -- them in battle on hanover, and then on the morning of july 2, george custer and his brigade were given the task of holding the critical intersection of hanover and dutch roads about a mile to the west of brinckerhoff's ridge. they get up in the morning to saddle up and move out. them to move out and he writes over to find over -- find out what is going on. gregg says, i need you here, i don't have sufficient troops. , if youays, very well will take responsibility, i will be happy to stay. gregg accepts that responsibility and sends a note to pleasanton saying we cannot afford to let them go, and and pleasanton will ultimately change his mind and give custer the discretion to serve under gregg. this means that gregg will have to brigades there. in cou

when he reports to their camp in little town, pennsylvania, he is wearing a garish outfits made of black velvet. one of the troopers described him as looking like a circus rider gone wild. his reasoning was he wanted them in to see him and know where he was on the battlefield, that he is a stranger and they do not know this man. he will lead them in battle on hanover, and then on the morning of july 2, george custer and his brigade were given the task of holding the critical intersection of hanover and dutch roads about a mile to the west of brinckerhoff's ridge. they get up in the morning to saddle up and move out. gregg sees them to move out and rides over to find out what is going on. gregg says, i need you here, i don't have sufficient troops. custer says, very well, if you will take responsibility, i will be happy to stay. gregg accepts that responsibility and sends a note to pleasanton saying we cannot opa afford to let them go, and pleasanton will ultimately change his mind and give custer the discretion to serve under gregg. this means that gregg will have two brigades there. his

the face of heaven so fine that all the world will be in love with night and pay no worship to the garish sun. and with that, i thank you for sharing this evening with me, i encourage each of you to write your own 272 words, we're still collecting them. and they would become a permanent part of the archive of the abraham lincoln presidential library and museum. there are all 12 or 1,300 of them are there and yours can be there too. i invite you all to come and visit our museum and library in springfield. and i thank you again for being here this evening. [ applause ] >> thank you carla, it was a great project. i don't know who thought of it, but it's inspiring. and i hope maybe you still will get some more of your 272 words in the new york audience. >> we're working on it. >> we do have time for some questions. does anybody have any questions? we have a microphone in the aisle there. if you will step up. and ask your questions. >> first all, thank you for having john not recite that. >> you're very welcome. we would be here until tomorrow. >> you mentioned prime minister reciting this, th

. >> you never go with the garish, ugly, never do a matching tie, matching -- that would never pass musterh you. >> i try not to. some people do the poof, the poofy ones. that's what it's called. anyway, andrew, we will be taken away on the last hour. you do the first two, we'll do the last hour, which will be about jobs and jobs friday. the october jobs report comes out at 8:30 eastern. the economy is expected to add 173,000 jobs last month. 156,000 the previous month. that would be an improvement. it's forecast to tick down to 4.9%. jobs to remain strong among most sectors. health care comes out as expected. see what the markets are doing before this, whether markets are really being affected by this or the election. eight straight days. you done see that much, down days on the s&p. three straight months. anyway, there's where we are this morning, down 15 on the dow. the nasdaq yesterday. you know a lot about that. we covered that. >> covered it heavily all day long and the night before. >> then the s&p, which a lot of people now, we think about the dow, it's what people know the number

up to the guy, "i'd like to see something "in a milk dud, if i could." [ laughter ] "nothing too garish, of course." sometimes the guy'll take out one milk dud, put it on a black velvet display board there. "gee, that's a beauty. "that's a 2-carat dud. "take a look at that." "we've been looking "around a lot. "i think we should go "for something nice." and who buys the horse bucket sized popcorn? [ laughter ] [ applause ] i don't need that quantity of anything! it's a huge-- it's an ins-- it comes with ear hook things that you can put it on, there. [ laughter ] kinda wear it like a feed bag. it's-- it's gotta be the people that sit in the front row, you know? you sit in the front row, you're watching faces 20 feet tall all that time. by the time you get out to the candy counter, they'll give you popcorn that big, you'll go, "yeah, "that's about right. "thanks." "my head is this big, right?" [ laughter ] oh. the important thing is to go out, go to the movies. go wherever you go. you know, get out. people-- you know, your clothes like getting out. your clothes, their entire lives, they wa