number one, in utah, the huntsman family won an historic ruling from the irs that allows paul huntsman tribune, 148-year-old newspaper into a nonprofit organization. that is a precedent that is going to create a future and a path forward for many newspaper owners. >> interesting. other papers may go nonprofit in that way? >> absolutely. newsmatch.org launched november 1st. this is a matching gifts campaign for more than 200 nonprofit news organizations across the country. and what news match does, it matches donations to these nonpartisan, independent, not profit, nonprofit organizations that are filling critical gaps. >> news match.org, so you can donate to these outlets? >> absolutely. 200 outlets there to support and foundations such as knight foundation, democracy fund, the rita allen foundation will match that contribution. >> i think what you're saying is there are reasons to be optimistic or hopeful even though we all see our local papers shrinking? >> it's important for everyone to understand there's a real crisis in local journalism. most people believe that the best journalis

us ambassador jon huntsman who over oh some time said many thanks for the truly good for diplomats when he said that their best american diplomacy is 100000 tons of force to go in the u.s. missile carriers but then when he came back he said that we have to do dialogue because it's a very dangerous situation is very dangerous but unless those people realize that to be sleepwalking this nuclear disaster then then this is this really can happen so. that's we have to do we have to continue what we're doing i think still believes that. going along with russia is a good thing not a bad think. no i want simply an optimistic note that. close to 2 thirds of americans saying the same so it's so america still democracy and in democracy the final word is for the people well mr lesson ski on this note we have to leave it thank you very much for sharing your insights and for our viewers can keep this conversation going in our social media pages as well me and the team we hope to syria again same place same time on the wall to pine. bark. young elephants have come to us often. especially brutal pledgi

i even look back at john huntsman. the 2012 cycle. boy, he looked great on paper.ff was scared of john huntsman. didn't work out because that's where republicans are. democratic voters aren't where beto o'rourke is but there was rational in him running. on the younger side, particularly when there was so many people who are older. has a family who's cute. who ended up running in a race where he proved, hey, if i can actually run this same race in iowa and the industrial midwest i did in texas, democrats can actually win. so there was a rationale. it just proved that democratic voters weren't buying the product. and i mean that's just what we end up so seeing almost every cycle. >> i got two words. pete buttigieg. like that was his problem. buttigieg grabbed that early buzz that you could have argued you would have thought beto would have grabbed. >> well, i think here's the thing with the field where you've got so many candidates is you have multiple candidates traveling in a handful of lanes. and beto was in that lane. and not everybody in that same lane is going

so let me start out by asking the 2 of you huntsman and also glacier what you are hearing from friends and family at home what's their reaction to the election result they were very surprised because it was a landslide victory and they didn't expect that they expect the democrats will win a little more power but not that much so they were very happy and he also expressed a lot of you know that they express their views on online for example some of my friends well. most of the protests many of the protestors are actually still under 18 to do and they still convo and if they could have the results could have been like even it could have been a more even bigger victory for the democrats so that sounds like a pretty upbeat reaction how about in the case of your friends and family glacier what are they saying my friends are actually very surprised about well they're a little bit more pessimistic they were saying that oh now we have one to distract council so now what do we do up next and what everybody just things because we have wanted district council election that means the movement is o

same people more or less intent on curing what they call the death problem this is human in the huntsman taking to the extreme so we're talking about doubling lifespans or even stopping people from dying altogether which i think is possibly the world's most dangerous idea at the moment you know in the west we have in the u.k. . i have a problem with the n.h.s. caused by people there's more people there living longer there's migration as well but fundamentally it's created by longevity yet there's almost no discussion about the quality of life and we have to keep people alive at all cost it's all about duration and surely it's about quality at some level and that is a discussion we're going to have to have in the future as well you know what do we mean by a good life and so on and so forth and your beastie point is absolutely correct that it that is an enormous problem that we're largely ignoring them even aging where we're not really dealing with that in very in a very effective manner the world is physically designed for relatively young people and there's not that many of them anymore

ambassador john huntsman has served with distinction and honor in that post and i amendment that you will do the -- anticipate that you will do the same. on october 31 it was announced by facebook that russia continues to try to interfere in our election process by spreading false information and such and facebook took down a number of posts so it's become clear that there's been no change on the part of russia in terms of their intent to interfere request our election process. what can we do to change their behavior in this regard? what options do we have? so far the actions we've taken have been en-- incable of dissuading them from their ma lined activity. what can we do as a nation or you as a foreign ambassador to dissuade russia or iran or anyone from trying to distort our elek really a process -- electoral process, which is at . e heart of our democracy what might we be able to do? >> what we have done, senator, and by the way, i might say in my discussions with members of the committee about this. this is an ongoing campaign by campaign by the russian government. we look at it

maria: and no labels, this interest group originally founded by john huntsman, you'll be speaking therewhat are the messages you'll articulated when you take the stage? >> really, it speaks to the kind of leadership that i seek to bring to our country where my commitment is to serve all americans. no labels is known for their problem solvers, caucus and congress and really taking the focus and the approach on actually solving problems for the people of this country, setting aside the hyper-partisan politics and working together with people across party lines. this is what i have done throughout my time in congress and this is the kind of leadership that i'll bring as president, because as i look out at the people of our country, i do not see deplorables, i do not see only those who may agree with my party or my views on things i see fellow americans, treat them with respect and understand that my responsibility and my commitment is to serving every single one of them. maria: you mentioned the no deplorables of course that deplorables comment came from hillary clinton back in the campaig

do they make it quick and turn it inside out and call huntsmaner biden to testify and becomes anotherf donald trump's expanded conspiracy theories. if trump wins re-election based on how this is handled that's how it's going to be for a long, long time. >> but there is some risk for the republicans too as you say in how they handle it. i think there is some risk in them looking at the facts right now and saying they don't care or it's not enough. it's not without risk for everyone. kirsten, there are a lot of democratic senators. i think six but to be honest i've lost count democratic senators running for president who would have to leave the trail and participate in this impeachment trial. how will that affect them? >> that would be bad. i mean you want to be out on the trail obviously and i think that the timing of this just isn't great. the way this is coinciding when people would be campaigning an coinciding with debates. the democratic debate the other night was completely overshadowed by the impeachment news and so i think that while it's true, you know, for the early states you

ambassador to russia jon huntsman jr. making a play to reclaim his old seat as utah's governor.unt has announced his candidacy in a statement that he had a scheduled kickoff swing through southern utah. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report," we will be right back. ♪ at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ >> bret: secretary of state mike pompeo's urging european members of an anti-isis coalition to prosecute citizens of their countries detained in iraq and syria. it comes during the first meeting of the group since the death of the longtime isis leader. here is state department correspondent rich edson. >> isis's leader killed, its territory in the middle east reclaimed. >> we beat back a jihadist d

"hot topics" are in the house with whoopi, abby huntsman, joy behar, sunny hostin, and meghan mccain.rted. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you, thank you. welcome to "the view," you all. okay, whoopi will be back on monday, and we are here finally after two days of being pre'emmpreemp preempt preempted, we are here. >> yeah. >> ambassador gordan sondland didn't waste any time singing like a canary in his testimony yesterday and sent the republicans into attack mode, watch. >> i worked with the president. we worked with mr. giuliani because the president directed us to do so. everyone was in the loop. it was no secret. i know that members of this committee frequently frame these complicated issues in the form of a simple question. was there a quid pro quo. as i testified previously, with regard to the requested white house call and the white house meeting, the answer is yes. >> the answer is yes. so how damaging is this, ladies? what do you say? >> i couldn't take my eyes off the opening statement yesterday. i was in awe of what we were hearing. it was a total bombshell, in my opini

. >> and so i have to give my former co-worker abby huntsman who is one of of the loveliest people everthe way needed his girlfriend with him to be courageous enough to show up to the "view" and this is what he did. >> to release the name is to intimidate or the threaten someone or the scare someone else from coming out, and that is something that the dictators do. i have lived in china and ahave seen it firsthand and that is not what america does and we stand by the people, and why did you want to release the name? >> quickly, play sunny real quick. >> nothing was withheld and the other guy on the other side said that i have no idea what you said and nobody had any idea that the aid was being with held. >> who? >> the guy in ukraine. >> that is a lie, because military aid was withheld. >> and no one knew about it in the ukraineis no quid pro quo. >> mic drop. thank you to the panelists and come through abby and sunny. more "a.m. joy" after the break. . with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more rea

ambassador jon huntsman is expected to announce he is running for governor of utah.ffice will be up for grabs. incumbent gary herbert will not seek re-election. >>> country music awards with glitz, glamour and lots of girl power. ♪ redneck woman jillian: carrie underwood co-hosting 12th cmas with music icons, dolly parton and reba mcintyre. >> started out tonight concentrating on women doing something special, powerful and beautiful. >> we're doing it for all the little girls watching tonight, dreaming of ruling the world of country music or maybe just ruling the world. [applause] jillian: garth brooks upset carrie underwood to take home entertainer of the year. casey musgrave and maren morris grabbed entertainer of year. brian: they can get any table at any restaurant. straight ahead, congressman jim jordan tear into witnesses on impeachment hearings as special investigator. he joins us live next. steve: look who is in the green room. our old buddy cath lee gifford is here to sell us what she is ipup to. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast