if people are voting a protest vote they change the election, not whether gary johnson has a right tojill stein, there is a different, jill stein and tulsi gabbard now, they have very few critical things to say about russia. tulsi gabbard said mor mortarrie -- terrible things and more names about hillary clinton in thein 3tweets her entire life tn assad. kennedy: because she is -- >> me met him. kennedy: many in antiwar movement is that -- that -- >> major party establishment candidate like hillary clinton, you could throw mitt romney, donald trump, ven barack obama to that mix. they are very much for regime change, not preserving life and freedom. >> there no ideology has a problem calling someone who using chemical weapons again children a terrible person. kennedy: i guess they are useful idiots. they have a set of principles they rely on and are guided by, instead of talking points, or you know, having a group of people pulled to figur figure -- polled to what to make the contend of your speech. >> no one is polling, you look at polls,. >> if fox really wants her to get in race. ke

gary johnson got twice as many votes as stein, she never talked about him, and john-joh johnsone votes. >> not political opponents, it has nothing to do with her believing if the russians have tulsi, she does not believe that, she went against the her. supported bernie sanders and withdrew herself from the dnc, you know what, country is sick and tired of being criticize when they have different points of view, you say, you are a racist, you are associated with the russians, the same old play book, this is why a lot of independent voters go for trump, even if they don't agree with his personality he goes crazy on twitter. kennedy: may drive them nut with drama and unforced errors, but you could be right, they look at structure of the nation, and they think, these people on other side, they may not have my back, my back my bank account. >> boom. kennedy: that is good. >> thank you. >> she is nuts. i think bill will use this 25 amendment, i got a new wife. get out there. she is -- out of her mind. kennedy: if the nesting doll fits. >> what does that mean? >> elizabeth warren announcing sh

know why the focus from secretary clinton and others instead of training their sights on you or gary johnsonl welt isn't to say, wow, we need to get the 42% who didn't participate into the game, instead of concentrating on those who earnestly get into the arena. you get the final word. >> exactly. that's why we need more choices and more voices, and where rank choice voting has been passed as in the state of maine, in fact that's what's happening. more people are coming in to vote, because, you know, because they have a greater variety of candidates that can speak to them. their need for jobs, for health care as a human right, to abolish student debt, make higher education free and to cut this bloated and dangerous war budget that's actually getting us into more wars. it's not making us safer. all of this needs to be dated, more people will be able to do that when we have more candidates. thank you. >> thank you, dr. stein. >> thank you so much. xwlashgs a >> what are your thoughts? tweet me. great comments in what dr. jill stein had to say. go to my facebook page i will read them throughout

you're not a conservative, you voted for bernie and the primary and voted for gary johnson in 2016 election, he didn't particularly like trump. that's fine. i have plenty of friends that disagree with me politically. but this issue that they say they are news, you say they are not. >> that's in my honest opinion, yeah. you know, my whole thing was even from the beginning, i'm not trying to hurt anybody or take the network down, i just want the biases to be up front. so for instance, if i were to watch an msnbc, i'm doing getting kind of a left-wing perspective, as i watch fox, i know i'm getting a right-wing perspective, but for someone to report that they are straight up trusting cnn like the news of all, i saw many things every day to the contrary and i spent the first basically two years of my employment there basically fighting what i originally thought. i came here as a staunch person on the left for in today's terms, probably the far left. and -- go ahead. i mean, i came here obviously as a registered democrat, bernie voted, i obviously was a never trumper at the time. didn't want to

he would've won if the never trumper gary johnson hadn't been in the race so it's a very slim margin. he's spending a lot of money up there. ilhan omar i do believe it's hurting minnesota. if you look at the numbers, the democrats really have to play defense in minnesota. they aren't used to playing defense of minnesota. he is going to make them play there and again in pennsylvania and also in new mexico. places where they are not used to having to spend money and time and they don't have a lot of time and the deathly don't have a lot of money to spend defending these places so i think it'll be a big rally tonight. >> dana: is going to be a huge rally. all of us just to mention, president didn't spend a lot of time there on the campaign because it's like why would we but to only lose by 45,000 votes and i have the results that he has so far he thinks he can win it. >> katie: he only lost about 1.5% and donald trump is afraid to go into states where republicans haven't typically been winning in recent election cycles and as josie said this comes down to a resource problem. the democrat

this happened because of jill stein and gary johnson. >> jesse: i don't want to dwell on it but whatmean when you say tulsi likes assad and putin? >> juan: very supportive of assad. remember the red line and everybody is complaining about the use of chemical weapons against his own people. she was very supportive. she said assad is the legitimate leader of syria. >> jesse: okay. >> emily: for startersed a jill stein to the still growing list of reasons why clinton claims she lost the election. literally every day there is a new one. misogyny and jim comey, the fbi, bankruptcy, et cetera. for all of her complaints about what she calls those things to be an intervening event, why is thee then doing that now to tulsi? i think it's because fundamentally that, yes, she has a disdain for her because she is different. we heard it on the project veritas tapes from cnn who said they don't like her because she is unconventional. that's the point. there is an absolute intolerance from the left and especially from hillary for anyone that thinks differently from her and obviously that's the reaso

bernie sanders badmouth hiller to the point where a lot of their supporters voted for jill stein or gary johnsonre sat on their hands. fact is that tulsi gabbard is unlike a lot of democrats because they didn't meet with assad twice. didn't call the democrats the warmongering party. incidentally, the policies she is taking issue with our barack obama -- a fellow hawaiian's -- policies. hillary clinton was secretary of state, but barack obama sets his policies. >> harris: sewer blaming tulsi gabbard for hillary clinton's loss to mexico i'm not blaming her, i'm saying to look among the reasons -- >> harris: it's of the farms in macedonia can make bets on the list. let's let kevin in. >> bottom line here is that she's trying to push back on this bush idea of foreign policy. she is just one election cycle too late. donald trump has destroyed the bush and clinton doctrine when it comes to foreign engagement, when it comes to how little bit longer." >> if you want a buster in the kitchen wh comes to national security policy, you got that guy in the office pair there is no lien for her on this issue. h

this afternoon let's come to you now gary boris johnson still seems to be trying to square this impossible circle as we heard that they say they're keeping the irish border open but also taking the entire u.k. out of the customs union and the single market how do you think brussels is likely to react. in brussels officials are clearly aware of the fact that there is a concern on the part of the british government that in case of a no deal breaks which would be harmful for both sides they don't want to be pictured as the ones who did not reach out the hand and so that is why the word compromise was my. in the number of times by the british prime minister in that speech the only problem is that officials here in brussels and experts all all of what i have heard from yet concierges actually where that compromise lies because as big it has pointed out. correctly you can't have both you can't have no checks at the border and while at the same time leaving the customs union i've traveled to norway for instance to take a look at a country that is not in the customs union about in the internal mar

show a leader. 2016, -- unless that person is a by 15 points or 20 point break in 2016 we had gary johnson libertarian hood some times getting 10%, jill signed the green party candidate was getting half that are less than half that. we know from polls that third-party candidates almost toys pole better than perform on election day. you have a combination -- almost always perform better in polls than on election day. put it all together and there probably should've been more uncertainty about the polling otherwise. a lesson i take and other people should take, people in the press or those who observe politics. host: let's talk about the house races p which ones are you watching? guest: i think a lot of the races are interesting are people who are in the news. alyssa slotkin in michigan's eighth congressional district. she is one of these national security democrats who had to be pushed along on this impeachment until she decided she wanted to support it. republicans are looking for a candidate in that seat. mike bishop the former republican incumbent a lot of people want him to run and he d

i notice that all the dow components, gary, save johnson & johnson are down and down a lot.s leading the way. a lot of the multinational players, vulnerable to what's happening on the manufacturing front, are really taking it on the chin. boeing with its own host of issues leading the way. what do you think's going on, how real is this to you, how much do you think it sticks around? >> well, i will give you two perspectives. one is i'm surprised the market is only -- i don't know what it is, 500 something. i haven't looked in the last 30 seconds. but down. i'm surprised it's only down that much. yet i'm not surprised, because i was trying to list all the negative things going on and you've talked about it in your previous but you know, from impeachment to brexit to china to the assault on tax to the creeping socialism in the country, i listed about eight negative things, i couldn't find one positive other than let's say the economy is doing well although we just had that lousy manufacturing number. so in spite all that, we are only down 500 points? i actually think that's fa

connell: former chicago police department superintendent gary mccarthy with us now. sir, mr. johnson said he skipped the speech i should say, i believe because of disagreements with the president over immigration but your reaction? >> i never would have waded into those waters at superintendent. i would try to stay out of politics like that. you know, my first comment, if you go to comedy club you don't heckle the guy with the microphone because you get beat up as a result. but the bottom line is i was raised a little bit different. i always have an american flag on my suit. my father was part of the regiment that raised the flag on mount suribachi in iwo jima. i respect authority whether you agree or not. i certainly didn't agree with president obama all the time. i can tell you that the civil rights division under his watch was greatest enemy to policing in the history of this country but i went to the white house a number of times. i met with him. you know, i expressed my opinions, gave him my ideas. it turn out the way i wanted it to. police chiefs should really be more in the ba

yes to such an extension gary thanks so much for that from brussels author thanks to you in london where there's going to be a lot of focus today as boris johnson tries to convince those people who haven't decided yet how they're going to vote thanks to both. turkey has agreed to suspend its military operations in northern syria under the agreement made with top u.s. officials are will hold fighting for 5 days to allow kurdish led forces to withdraw a deal was agreed in our by the u.s. vice president and the turkish president washington says it would impose more sanctions if turkey fails to comply president of the united states mike pence after talk with turkey's leda the us vice president confirmed what up until that moment had to be in a room today the united states and turkey have agreed to a cease fire in syria. turkish side will pause operation peace spring in order to allow for the withdrawal of white p.g. forces from the safe zone. for $120.00. the americans claimed the 5 day ceasefire as a diplomatic victory. but it's not clear if the kurdish y p g militia will fully abide by the agreement throughout the day there was heavy fighting in

stuart: gary kaltbaum, i remember jc penney when they hired a very successful apple executive -- >> from aupple, yes. stuart: it didn't work out. penney's at 98 cents a share. ron johnson. i had forgotten his name. thank you, susan. do you expect something similar at bed, bath & beyond? >> no. i think ron johnson tried to put a mall inside a mall inside jc penney that did not work and he basically destroyed the company. look, if you are going to do something to fix a company, you hire this guy. he took on amazon at target and did a darned good job of it, so i think this is a great move, but just keep in mind, same store sales down 7%, tremendous competition from the wayfairs, from walmart, from amazon, so this is not going to be an easy thing to do. i think they're shutting 60 stores now. they shut 20 last year. it's going to be a tough road. i went to a couple bed, bath & beyonds last week. empty. they were giving out 30%, 40%, 50% off on a lot of stuff because of lack of demand in the store. again, this is going to be a tough road but this is the guy. if he can't do it, i don't think anybody else can do it. stuart: we made it the stock of the day, which of course may