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moore added our flams were strong our country had a direction. back with the panel. you know jackg given all moore has said and again you were campaign for luther strange you're not out front for roy moore. but given all that he said is doesn't seem -- he has sort of stayed away from other than that comment about slavery he has stayed away from repeating any of those statements, it seems like in recent months. and every time -- did when we had a spokes woman on the other day she either wasn't willing to or was unto say whether he stood by the statements. >> you know, it was interesting -- i saw your interview with her. and i was wondering does she not know or is she staying on message by not saying anything at all? and one of the things that strikes me on the statements is i think most politicians would love to catch their opponent saying outrageous things and just pound them over and over again. i don't think jones has done that. i think jones should have been developing this thing and say, look, you have this guy has pedophile issues. but beyond that let me talk to you about som

moore added we had a direction. back now with the panel. jacksting given all that moore has said, and, again, you were campaigning for luther strange, so you are not out in front for roy moore, but given all that he has stayed, he has stayed away, other than the comment on slavery, stayed away from repeating any of those statements in recent months. and when we had a spokeswoman on just the other day, she either wasn't willing to or was unable to say whether he stoill stood y those statements. >> you know, it was interesting, i saw your interview with her, and i was wondering does she not know or is she staying on message by not saying anything at all. and one of the things that strikes me on these statements i think most politics would love to catch their opponents saying outrageous things and pound them over and over again chblt. i don't think jones did that. i think he should say this guy has pedophile issues, but beyond that let me talk to you about other things. and i don't think he developed that the way he could. and instead i think what

. >> jack, the president is now pretty openly endorsing roy moore.tweeted a few moments ago about it. do you think this is all that moore really needs to win the senate at this point? the president is going to alabama to go with him. look. he is pointing out, the president, we need this seat. he is not saying i like roy moore. he is saying i need you to vote for the seat. if you vote for the other guy, you will hurt my agenda. >> i think that is accurate. i think politically and mathematically that is accurate. doug jones is in line with pelosi and schumer. these are not values common for the alabama voters. he is a guy proper g-gun contro pro-abortion. he with will vote for over supreme court justice. >> when you talk about values, jack, we are using the word values here. obviously that's the problem with roy moore. there are questions about his value. it is moral question. >> no question about that, diane. he is not running from it. he supported luther strange in the primary as did i. that was the speech when he talked about the nfl in alabama talk

moore is pro trial bar, ironically. complex guy. he does cut into that -- >> that's an understatement, jack. >> he cuts into that. but, you know, i think because the democrats did not run a top tier candidate and then jones made the mistake of not developing and not defining moore. i think he went under the assumption that moore is the ten commandments guy. he never exploited some of the more whacky statements moore has made and i think a seasoned candidate would have done that. >> the video we're showing, this is roy moore and his wife arriving to vote. roy moore on his horse sassy. which it wasn't until today i think anyone knew his horse's name was sassy. >> it's incredibly for him to show up on a horse because his views are back from an era where there weren't motorized vehicles. >> to the extent this candidate has been off the campaign trail for the past week, is that a sign of confidence or just a sign of trying to keep him hidden so he doesn't make a mistake? >> both. >> out of sight, out of mind. >> part of it is his campaign can safely assume in alabama you're going to get by default a percentage of the r

moore rally. but go ahead, jack. >> let me say this, amanda. it actually does appear they're too eager to get on tv. gloria allred, it's practically predictable. and i would love to know, where i have asked the question, how many of her cases have actually won. how many have been brought to court, or is she just a photo op lawyer. >> she's not representing all these women. jessica leeds just wrote a letter to "the new york times," didn't expect it to get much pickup, and i have interviewed her twice. it's not as if gloria allred is trotting out everybody. >> also -- >> but there is this kind of political circus atmosphere to it, i think if people were serious, for example, let's take senator gillibrand. >> how would it be best for women to come forward in a political environment without it turning into a political story? >> i think if they have a case, they ought to do it through a lawyer. >> like gloria allred? >> but she's not doing anything. >> but why didn't donald trump sue them then? >> i don't know what she does besides having press conf

jack, how can the white house still insist the president is troubled and concerned about the allegations against roy moorehe is tweeting his support, rallying 15 miles away from the alabama border. and the president has left zero doubt on where he stands here, no? >> i agree with you, and i think what he did tonight, he built the case of some of the accomplishments of the administration and then, there was one period when he said, and did you see what they did with the yearbook, they altered it. it left a little doubt out there, and then he started talking about pelosi and schumer and basically said jones would be one more vote for them, and we, us versus them, we don't want that, because it will keep us from being tough on isis and getting the tax reform done and so forth and, so -- you know, i -- he sent the message that he wanted to send tonight. >> you say, joseph, well, first of all, i think that's a sort of wink -- you said it's a wink and a nod, but it is also not prioritizing childhood abuse. >> well, look. to me, again, if you're going to be the party of family values, if you're going to -- even

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suddenly to come out and tell the voters to register and to go against roy moore, trust me, that thing would turn on a dime. >> jacking yes, because when you get in states like alabama, they have more political influence than most. i'm talking about the players. >> and unfortunately that's where we're the most quiet and we need to speak up right now. there's a lot of issues we're facing as a people and you're 100% right. you want to really make some change and effectuate change. when you have a disgusting person like roy moore who is allowed to run for congress, you know, and i'll say this. anybody who sat back and watched that sean hannity interview, a lot of people probably haven't, go back and watch the sean hannity interview and you will hear how disgusting this man is. it should have sent the entire state of alabama in an uproar, particularly the athletes. and i hope they're listening to this, because we do have real issues and there's times that our voices can really be heard. that's at the ballot box. we've got to start voting. and, you know, we can continue to hoop and holler whenever things happen to black

moore did some things yes. the sunshine not what berkman believes the issue is what we can prove. when you deal with 40-year-old accusations you have to be enormously careful. >> jackall we roll the videotape back because i swear about two minutes ago there was overwhelming evidence that al franken did what he's accused of. there is no evidence. >> the sunshine is this. >> now you say there's evidence. >> i didn't say there was overwhelming evidence. >> you said -- yes, did you. >> no. i said he's probably done some bad things and i said that's the right result for the country. there's evidence against both but the question is is that -- okay so what you're talking about now roy moore is coming to washington. there's talk that. >> first of all the election is tuesday. he's not necessarily coming. >> well, he's coming. >> we'll see what happens on tuesday but the point -- there still is an election but the point here is this. republicans are not speaking about the issue of faith and principles and character, they want to win and that's what it boils down to and democrats. >> both parties. >> democrats by taking out their own republicans are being let off the hook be

jack keane and pastor robert jeffress.good night from. kennedy: new calls for robert mueller to step down. and hillary is now involved, too. steve bannon on the offensive for roy moore. air rage is on the rise big time and i will explain why. show your tray table, it's time to take off. is the mueller investigation compromised beyond repair? mueller is so precious that special legislation has to be crafted to keep him at his post. the lead investigator in the clinton server probe named peter strzok *. he's the guy month changed the wording in calling hillary's actions from sneg gent to extremely careless. so he's busy. so what? so let's dance say republican pitchforkers who point to anti-trump text messages. republicans say he went full throttle on trump. now the special counsel can do anything it was the impetus of an fbi guy being head by an fbi guy hospital outcomes were quietly shaped by another fbi guy. the ultimate goal being preserving the power and secrecy of the fbi. republicans are stretching it's oozing with taint. it appears to be deep staters using the means they were given to maintain their condescending status question so as not to be overturned by a

jack keane and pastor robert jeffress.good night from. kennedy: new calls for robert mueller to step down. and hillary is now involved, too. steve bannon on the offensive for roy moore is on the rise big time and i will explain why. show your tray table, it's time to take off. is the mueller investigation compromised beyond repair? mueller is so precious that special legislation has to be crafted t k

and head coach, jack del rio knows how difficult it will be to stop dak the giants made their first move this offseason. according to a report -- they trade matt moore to the texas rangers. the giants trade the left-hander pitcher in exchange for prospects physical. this will clear 9-million dollars of the giants payroll. san francisco was also flirting with the idea of trading pence. moore was entering the final year of his contract. last season he finished 6-15 with a 5.52 era... both with a 5.52 he finished 6-15 with a 5.52 era... both stats were the worst in his 7-year career in the majors. after the game between the cavaliers and lakers everyone wanted to know what lebron james was telling lonzo ball. you can how lebron was covering his mouth with his jersey. this morning everyone was making their assumptions of what lebron was telling lonzo today t-n-t revealed the audio of lebron's audio of revealed the audio of lebron's message to lonzo... he told him. "find your "find your zone and just stay (explicit) locked in. the media is going to ask you what i told you right now. tell them nothing. just be aggressive every single day. it's white noise

moore. let this election nationally in the midterms next year be a referendum on the direction that donald trump is taking the country. >> jacknt obama sort of speaking in what gloria described as sort of apocalyptic terms or warning about how tenuous democracy is, i'm wondering what you think of that. >> i think it's -- it just rings hollow. this is the president who, as a candidate, said they'll bring their knives. we'll bring our guns. i was in congress, the president was not a very bipartisan leader. i was in the congress when president clinton was, and so i can compare it. i think that we have got into a rut in our country where each side has figured out getting their own base out to vote is easier than trying to convert people who are sitting on a fence. but, you know, i want to say this in terms of alabama. i do believe that if this candidate was a joe donnelly or a joe manchin, he would be fine right now. i think the democrats would take this seat. but unfortunately, mr. jones is no -- is not out of step at all with pelosi and schumer. and there is an enemy, and those are the enemies, brian. i mean, in terms of politi

moore would have been the one to win a primary. so he's trying to double back again the presidents against whatever this was. you have people like me like the jack kemp, you have compassionate it's also broughtening that umbrella and including people. >>> everybody stand by. i want to go -- we're going to speak with a key rep senator, but jim acosta is at the white house. i understand you have details on this conference committee tax bills that's apparently been worked up by the house and senate conferrees? >> reporter: from what we understand from our folks on capitol hill this is pretty close you heard just a few moments away when the just what you were saying -- he was, as april was just saying on twitter, saying, well, he warned everybody that roy moore would not be able to win and that's why he backed luther strange. we were out there on the south lawn, when president trump was asked about roy moore and they accusations down in alabama, and the president said that he believed roy moore denials. so the president is trying to have it both ways here. i talked to a very key republican source, who is close to this white house last night, who sai

jack kingston, brian fallon and tara setmayer. what do you make of the president's remarks so far? >> classic trump. lots of red meat and he's in trump country. and i reckon it will help roy moore some next tuesday. at the same time, it's important to point out that if you look nationwide, the trump rhetoric is actually continuing to lose some of its appeal. that is a very dangerous level for a president to reach nationwide. but in terms of what he's trying to accomplish, i think he probably helped himself and probably helped roy moore. >> you pointed out last hour by doing this rally in florida, the president doesn't have to be with roy moore on stage. no photograph of them together. the message is certainly the same. >> yeah, he says vote for roy moore and made it very clear, we can't afford to lose this seat. the president believes this seat is more important than any damage this might inflict on the republican party as a whole, say, in the midterm elections or the tough decisions republicans would have if roy moore is elected. don't forget, there are some republicans who have said he should not be seated. and that's going to be another issue for them. the president tonight

jack. who are coming out against their abusers, against a culture that hopefully we are at a tipping point, but that will all depend on what republicans do with their roy moorsly, with their donald trumps, who is a self-professed sexual abuser and you guys look the other way and you -- are about to look the other way to allege roy moore. the women of america are speaking and you guys are in a bad point on this. >> it's my turn, please. i just want to say, you've changed since barney frank and anthony weiner and bill clinton himself. p i'm glad to see this born again attitude of the democratic party. maybe there will be some other issues. >> where's the republican party and the family values? the evangelicals are support in roy moore will scream holy hell because they have to bake a cake for a gay couple? >> we have shown with people like duke cunningham and mark foley and john inson, that we will discipline our own and we are going to do that. i think we are in a dilemma on roy moore. it's a very difficult decision for the voters of alabama. i have counted the outline of the case for roy moore, but i actually would i'm going say this, maria. not just to stru

moore. as well as that all-important african-american community. anderson. >> all right. alex marquardt, appreciate that. i want to bring in our panel. gloria borger, robbie mook, jack kingston, tara setmayer, and jim schultz. gloria, obviously, i don't know if it's too close to call or impossible to call at this point, but, you know, you could not have two more starkly different choices here. >> no, you couldn't. in a way, this is so much bigger than just the -- than just one senate race in the state of alabama, because you see with bannon tonight, this is about a republican party that's been torn apart. you know, you have bannon and -- steve bannon and donald trump on one side, mitch mcconnell who says this guy is going to be brought before the ethics committee the day -- the day he gets there. and even the republican shelby saying, you know, write in a candidate. he says, i couldn't vote for this guy. so you have a party that is split. you have the democrats clearly trying to take advantage of this, saying this is about values. allowing the democrats to talk about these values for which their party stands. trying to keep those women voters. and republicans saying