of he's purport to care for the white part atlantic the liberals he can still be appealing but the gleason disband the bill because if he's very liberal lifestyle actually it's not bullet to well if you ask your docs to go as it sounds isn't trying to do this in this actually uniting potential for the united states well partly because from push has managed to unite many. historical difference brothers some parts of american society for instance the workers together with capitalists also come for supported by many immigrants by many and most whites are quite purple circle it. before so many in the whites are also calling further. and further illegal immigration the borders of this dangerous foliage jobs. so they so forth the problems in finding me gratian holes and so yes. she continues to get you certain look at the same time of course. the factor of polarization. brings both genders both. to work and to focus primarily on their traditional constituents. to make sure that they are supported by their voters above they supporters of their voters and so for those who are made more noise to go

it started with the actor and comedian jackie gleason, ralph kramden from "the honeymooners," telling everybody they needed to vote for nixon. he said, i think we'll all feel a lot safer with him in the white house. ailes brought on a famous university of oklahoma football coach, bud wilkinson, to kind of emcee the whole thing. that was for nixon to attract conservative-minded white male voters, heartland voters. not to put too fine a point on the male voters nixon was after, but look at who roger ailes and richard nixon had answering the phones at their telethon. if you sitting at home called in to nixon's town hall telethon thing, they assured you that your call would be answered by one of these several dozen pretty ladies, who they brought on to answer the phones. i kid you not, they called the women answering the phones "nixonaires." they were actually airline stewardesses who they brought in to answer the phones for the nixon telethon because they were pretty and wanted them on tv, thinking that would be an extra incentive for men to call in. and, you know, they gave him only the

party, a friend of mine and who knows more about pennsylvania than any human being on earth, rob gleasonng, good. okay, good. he said and another group came down that didn't want his advice, they came down from boston and put events all over the place and they said you are going to the wrong location. anyway they ended up losing big. we came and said what do you think the best places are and we agreed with you. he's been a fantastic friend. thank you for being here. appreciate it. [applause] [cheering] with their help and your help we are delivering for the american people like no never before. no administration has ever done this in the first three and a half years. my first three years in office family income increased by 6,000 and that doesn't include energy which i think you could double it up. more than five times in all eight years of the obama administration. african-american income grew nine times more than it did under the last administration. think of it, african-american income grew not two or three but nine times more. and these are out-of-the-box. these numbers are out of th

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1977 was the year it was a smash hit co-starring sally field, jackie gleason, well, that movie is gettingdapt the movie to a tv series. green saying of the project, quote, a legacy of these characters is a playground of swagger and sass that i am excited to dig into. i could not agree more. no word yet on who will play which role but no surprise this is happening. smokey was a monster hit second only to a little film called "star wars." looking forward to that reboot. >>> also this morning, super bowl champ patrick mahomes sharing big news with the world. he is going to be a girl dad. the mvp quarterback sharing the great news alongside his fiancee brittany matthews in this adorable video on instagram. the reveal included some friends, confetti, dogs walking down a runway with pink paws. the high school sweethearts are over the moon about the news. mahomes writing simply, my heart as his instagram caption and commenting #girldad on brittany's post. the couple has had an exciting couple of months. he popped the question to matthews at the beginning of september after the super bowl ring ce

former deputy assistant brad gleason and fox news contribute steve hilton. thank you all. you, steve. he loves these values, he feeds off of it. he couldn't do it for several months, but now he has outdoor credit that isn't going to be happening at all for the foreseeable future. how does that impact this campaign? >> i think it's certainly true that the president got a lot of energy from that. you could see the energy level of the campaign increase as he got back to doing those values. to be honest, i think it's now much bigger than the mechanics of the campaign. it's really about the issues that will be in people's minds as they go to vote. many people already are voting. the conventional wisdom i've heard a lot of pundits about the last 24 hours or so which is that, it's really bad news for the president's reelection bid because what it means is the whole conversation will go back to being about coronavirus where he performs relatively weekly compared to let's say, the economy, where he leads joe biden. i don't think that's necessarily true. of course, it all depends on

but it's also interesting to read the gleason brief, where a retired federal judge on behalf of a federal judge accused the department of justice under attorney general barr of running political errands for the president in order to protect a political supporter and friend of his, mr. flynn. and we have exactly zero attention being pay today that. that is a fairly serious matter of interest, i think equivalent to the matter of interest in fisa, but nothing. the current fbi director is talking about present russian interference in this election right now as we speak to try to get president trump re-elected. where is the hearing on that? where are the documents on that? where is the declassified material on that? none of it. and, you know, i'll go back to what i consider, because i don't have any information because the fbi has given me none, what appears to have been a bogus tip line in the kavanaugh investigation. maybe it was, maybe it wasn't, but a question about whether that was a bogus tip line, i think, is something that is worth answering. and yes, it is important that the fisa proc

. >> seventh inning smoke and willie's father was good friends with jackie gleason.iami beach. and so, yeah, it was a wonderful time at the trop. let's talk to ron fournier about something almost as serious, and that's the presidential election. in my home state of florida, the experts -- the smartest of the smart people say we can't tell you who's going to win. this one is going to be extraordinarily close. they have been looking at data for a year now. and they think it's going to be within 100,000 votes which most races in florida it seems end up. look at 2018, if you look at of course 2000. what about michigan? you have been sounding warnings for some time when they show donald trump behind 10 or 11 points, you say trump can win in michigan. do you still feel that way two weeks out? >> i do. i've got to say though, joe, i feel better than i did in 2016 when i was warning you and others that trump would win the state. debbie dingell and i were the only ones who could see that coming. this cycle is different. this cycle, joe biden is not taking the state for grante

jackie gleason, would take a train up from miami beach. >> so old. >> smoking the cigars.? when james earl jones gets to the beach -- >> okay. coming up -- >> you know what? yeah. steam rolled over america -- but the rays, the rays are the one constant throughout time. >> that's it. >> we're for them tonight, willie geist. for our pops. >> those bleachers at the trop, we learned as much about life as we did about baseball. i'll never forget those days. >> yeah. yeah. >>> coming up, the democratic candidate who is leading the polls in a special senate election race in georgia. reverend raphael warnock is standing by and joins us next. >>> there's a lot going on at knowyourvalue.com. it's our reset series and this week i talk with telemundo's executive vice president monica gil on how she's led the company and the unstoppable women campaign. plus, author mena harris shares three life lessons from her aunt, democratic vice presidential candidate senator kamala harris. check it all out at knowyourvalue.com. we'll be right back. how about no no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-