jim axelrod has been investigating. good morning. what did you learn? >> emails received by cbs news showed republican national committee asked the nominee to ambassador to bahamas, developer doug manchester, to donate $500, 000 as his confirmation in the state hung in the balance. when hurricane dorian ravaged the bahamas in september, doug manchester wanted to help. >> i've had a home there, and i love the water and the boating and the people. >> reporter: so the san diego real estate developer, who prefers the nickname papa doug, loaded up his private jet with supplies and headed for the hard-hit caribbean country where he hoped to soon be serving as u.s. ambassador. >> you know who papa doug is. he's your big guy in town, folks. he's great. >> reporter: following the win, manchester donated $1 million to trump's inauguration fund. he was offered the bahamas post the day after mr. trump was sworn in. >> as a matter of fact, he said, papa doug, i should probably be

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but protesters in iraq are getting help from the older generation who sympathize with pick holes jim has that story from baghdad. but it has been one washes she also wishes for a brighter future and for a better present at 70 years old her kidneys give her trouble but her spirit remains strong arm said one tells me she volunteers out here for over 15 hours every day cleaning the clothes of protesters camped out in baghdad to have square yes i met john and we do this for free it's all free even the detergent is from us if people bring us money we want to accept it and if they give us to touch it they will take it that's fine. in a nearby garden sit but that and her husband abu producing a homemade remedy they say combats the effects of tear gas and if that were to go ahead we have 3 sons h. one of them was injured twice in the protests and they refused to leave and go back home my sons say they can't leave their brother's hand go back so i decided to donate part of my pension so we could bring this water and yeast day and night they are here mixing the ingredients bottling and distributin

jim has more now from baghdad there was a lot of skepticism here into hers were about whether this electoral reform bill will actually be discussed for the 2nd time they've scheduled to have its 2nd reading as of now we're told parliament is going to meet at 1 pm but there's been many times over the course of the last few weeks when parliament was supposed to meet and they couldn't make quorum or they didn't meet and certain issues they were supposed to take up they did not end up doing so so while it is scheduled to happen the folks that we're speaking with out here are skeptical that it will. japan and south korea have agreed to hold a summit next month in the lightest sun of improving diplomatic relations the talks will focus on japanese atrocities inflicted on koreans during the 2nd world war tokyo says the dispute has been resolved south korea extended an intelligence pact on friday and japan agreed to resume tri talks. people of the pacific all that have bogan villa began voting in a referendum on independence from papa new guinea crowds mots through the streets celebrating the start o

were killed in baghdad after live ammunition was used to disperse demonstrators there why would join jim has more and more of what would be told by our i wouldn't. choose to brown to be the iranian consulate in niger and that they've been there are huge the building itself or people. that surround the building still awaiting more details of the product. but it is clearly significant. nudger. at least 19 people have been killed in a brutal rebel attack in the volatile eastern democratic republic of congo this amid growing anger at un peacekeepers for failing to protect civilians united nations is now saying one of its peacekeepers shot and killed one of the protesters who died in the last few days they say new evidence is emerged and an investigation is underway a saudi led coalition says it will start easing restrictions on yemeni airspace so that people who need medical treatment can fly out of the capital a spokesman for the coalition said flights out of rebel held san are will be operated in cooperation with the world health organization the coalition has also released 200 to 3 rebels to

jim has more now from baghdad there was a lot of skepticism here to here's where about whether this electoral reform bill will actually be discussed for the 2nd time they've scheduled to have its 2nd reading as of now we're told parliament is going to meet at 1 pm but there's been many times over the course of the last few weeks when parliament was supposed to meet and they couldn't make quorum or they didn't meet and certain issues they were supposed to take up they did not end up doing so so while it is scheduled to happen the folks that we're speaking with out here are skeptical that it will demonstrations in chile have now into the 5th week the protests began over a hike in metro affairs but later expanded to include economic and social inequality 23 people have been killed the defense minister has dismissed concerns over the use of excessive force saying soldiers have been professional and disciplined. hundreds of parents and their children in hong kong have marched to protest against the use of tear gas that's after government dismissed the harmful effects of the gas on people's health

and then in basra security forces fired live rounds at demonstrators staging a sit in that mama gem jim hasmore now from the iraqi capital. thousands of demonstrators demonstrators of all ages me.

made some concessions but many protesters want a complete overhaul of the political system which i'm jim has the latest now from baghdad. we've been told daily that there are going to be substantive measures discussed and taken in parliamentary sessions and really they have yet to really transpire the parliament continues to meet there are expectations by a multitude of protesters on the streets that they will hear perhaps some news that would indicate to them that the government is actually taking their concerns and their demands under consideration discussing them in parliament and yet that doesn't seem to be the case yesterday as well as today it had been expected that perhaps a part of electoral reform would be taken up in the parliament that perhaps ways of combating corruption would be taken up in the parliament that doesn't seem to have happened it didn't happen yesterday despite the presence of the head of the united nations assistance mission here in iraq today we're told it has not happened as far as we can tell what we've been told by some officials is that there was a draft law t

out in large numbers at these demonstrations which is a significant departure from previous years jim has met some of them at a protest in baghdad. this is a moment the could not be missed. as she accompanies her 3 daughters to read a square the epicenter of anti-government demonstrations in baghdad and tells us how it was a sense of patriotism the compelled her to come out and show her support the nazis can look at the serial my daughter's feel exactly the same and i say mom we have to go out this is our country while we staying home or going to school while the other iraqis a sacrificing themselves this is the 4th time they've visited it likely won't be the last it's in my at least poet our generation is strong they have the pioneers now that will be a change god willing. anti-government protests in iraq which have been massive began in early october since the start women have joined in large numbers now you know we're not be we're not going at a non activist nadia mahmood makes regular appearances and tahir square urging her audiences to demand equal rights and opportunities for everyo

jim jordan has proven himself as a dog and defender of the president, willing to make arguments othersren't willing to make. as a tactical matter, having jim jordan on the in committee where he will be more actively involved in the inquiry as it rolls out is something the white house is wanted. they've pushed for this behind the scenes. i think house republican leadership has been having to put jim jordan on the panels we could be aggressive in his questioning. >> harris: we've been told that there was no objection when this was put forth on the floor. that means house speaker nancy pelosi did not bigfoot the g.o.p. she could have, because membership on the intelligence committee is ultimately up to her, as the panel is a select committee. the significance that nancy pelosi let this go through? >> i think part of the significance there is that nancy pelosi and the democrats are confident that they have the facts on their side in this matter, broadly speaking. they will have a difficult time because they are not arguing -- they don't have a good hand. they aren't playing with a strong h

this is a fabulous map that jim has done and you need to take a look at this. in addition to being in winchester, he had outlying forts like fort edwards on the cacapon river and in the spring of 1756, there was a bloody encounter there that is to say that indians led by young french officers were penetrating this close to winchester in the spring of 1756. this is when washington was saying -- i am afraid the shenandoah valley is lost to us and we are going to have to retreat eastward back over the blue ridge. this was -- outside of fort edwards was the bloodiest close encounter during the french and indian war. they have a great website also by the way, fort edwards. then, there is fort pleasant up at oldfield which happens to be close to our family farm. and the only thing i see wrong here is i don't think there were ever any british regulars there. there were members of the virginia regiment but no british regulars. in 1756, there was the battle of the trough. a bloody affair. once again, young french officers with the indians attacking sellers. this fort wa

jordan's time has expired but yours has not. >> republican congressman jim jordan of ohio questioningitnesses at the impeachment hearings this past week. jordan is up for reelection and now a farmer from western ohio is considering a run for his seat. >> members of congress on both sides of the aisle are more interested in scoring political points than creating solutions to help the people who sent them there in the first place. solutions for working people, farmers, and small business owners. people like you and me. hi, my name is chris gibbs. >> and joining me now chris gibbs. grain and cattle farmer from shelby county. chris, with a big welcome to you on this sunday morning. let me quote you from something else you said about republicans in general. you said in an interview i never expected the republicans in congress would wilt in their responsibility to their oath to serve the president over serving their districts. i imagine that's why you've launched this exploratory committee to wage this campaign against jim jordan. you are going to do this as an independent. why is that? >>

. >> stephen: jim. >> has anyone even read the evidence this man has collected, the willfulling willfule sitting on our asses. that's the reason why americans hate lawyers. it's the crap that fuels the ralph naders of the world. we should want to nail dupont. all of us should! american business is better than this, gentlemen. and when it's not, we should hold them to it. that's how you build faith in the system! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: did that guy really say that? now, here's the thing-- >> that guy's name is tom terp. he really exists. i met him via skype. this is the kind of-- this is what we need this in this country. we need people that possess the power to change things, to look to themselves and to decide for themselves what is moral and what is not. and-- to risk at times their livelihood, their income to do what is right in this country. ( applause ) ( cheers ). >> stephen: thank you so much for being here. it was great to see you. thanks for bringing the quiz. "dark waters" is in theaters next friday. tim robbins, everybody! we'll be right back with msnbc's nicolle

in iraq are being lent a helping hand by the elderly who sympathize with their cause mohammed jem jim has more on that from baghdad. but it has been one washes she also wishes for a brighter future and for a better present at 70 years old her kidneys give her trouble but her spirit remains strong i'm sad one tells me she volunteers out here for over 15 hours every day cleaning the clothes of protesters camped out in baghdad's tahir square and as i met john we do this for free it's all free even the detergent is from us if people bring us money we want to accept it if they give us to take it they will take it that's fine. in a nearby garden sit but the and her husband abu producing a homemade remedy they say combats the effects of tear gas. and if that were to go ahead we have 3 sons each one of them was injured twice in the protests and they refused to leave and go back home my sons say they can't leave their brothers can go back so i decided to donate part of my pension so we could bring this water and yeast day and night they are here mixing the ingredients bottling and distributing con

we learned congressman jim jordan has been moved to the house intelligence committee.has attended some of these hearings while the man he is replacing hasn't been to a single one. where have you been, crawford. mitch mcconnell reportedly telling president trump to win the support of republican senators before an impeachment trial. he told the president to stop attacking senators like mitt romney who will soon determine the fate of his presidency. these are the same rinos who haven't publicly supported the president or called out the radical dimms in their efforts to overthrow the trump administration. joining me to talk about it, sebastian gorka, author and former strategist to president trump. good to see you. seriously, trying to kiss the behind of mitt romney to get him on board. romney is a democrat to the extent he can think that well. what do you make of mcconnell's urging the president to stop attacking republican senators? >> i am unimpressed. is this the same mitch mcconnell that hasn't had the president's back for the last three years? i get it. you want a le

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. >> reporter: state senator jim bellis has a task force will take up the question of fire safety and&e reimbursement to customers starting november 18. here in san jose city staff will provide new information and cost structure to the mayor's bid to build micro grids in the city. that will take place next week. >>> today governor gavin newsom said a state takeover of pg&e is one possible ability as it looks toward the utility emergent from bankruptcy. >> we cannot wait until june 30 of next year. we need to get these cases settled, we need to address these concerns in real time and prepare for the next wildfire season, as we are concurrently addr ps ps protocols. >> the governor is calling all sides of the bankruptcy case to a meeting early next week to jumpstart talks as the judge brings in a mediator. >>> the bay area weekend just about here and it looks like we will hold off with this quiet sunny weather pattern. baha'is recovering into the afternoon hours, take a look into the morning hours, lots of 30s and 40s. that into the afternoon upper 60s and upper 70s. the hotspots will b

reporter: they celebrate them here and the spirit he brought to ford, which jim has picked up on. this car was supposed to be a compliance car. know what they call one just to meet fuel economy standards. he blew it all up when he came in as ceo and said no, i want this to be a great vehicle that is the heart and soul of ford with one of our top nameplates, the mustang. liz: absolutely. reporter: unfortunately, the edsel was a good car, too. didn't sell very well. i think this is a good car. will it sell? the marketplace will tell. liz: yeah. edsel. there's a history on that one. jeff, great to see you. great to see jim. great to see the all electric ford mustang. thanks so much. >>> behind closed doors. what happened there? the closing bell ringing in 30 minutes. dow still up about 29 points. all of these are records, folks. three records. s&p and nasdaq and dow. >>> president trump holding a secret session with jerome powell just hours ago. not so secret anymore. former ubs america chairman and fox business contributor robert wolf is ready to play fly on the wall on what maybe w

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jim axelrod has the story. >> reporter: when hurricane dorian ravaged the bahamas in september, douganchester loaded up his private jet with supplies and headed to the hard- hit country where he hoped to soon be the u.s. ambassador. >> you know who papa doug is. he's your big guy in town, folks. he's great. >> reporter: manchester, who prefers the nickname "papa doug," gave $1 million to president trump's inauguration and was nominated after mr. trump's swearing in. for two and a half years, manchester's nomination stalled, but his relief trip caught mr. trump's attention. he tweeted, "i would also like to thank papa doug manchester, hopefully the next ambassador to the bahamas." you must have loved reading that tweet. >> i did. >> reporter: three days later he was hit up by r.n.c. chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. in an email, she asked, "would you consider putting together $500,000 worth of contributions thom your family to ensure we hit our ambitious fund-raising goal? does any part of you feel if you had just cut the check for $500,000 that you would be the ambassador to the bahamas? >>

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about how emotional jim jordan has been about this.ral pieces that have said the administration has not been thrilled about how well devin nunes is doing as compared to jim jordan. he's thrown himself in front of a camera every time there's one available. he's gone full's out. he's backing the perfect call argument here, in line with with the president has said. and devin nunes, the ranking member there, has apparently not done as well in defending the talking point. i think that's an interesting maneuver, if we do see it come to fruition. >> harris: one more update from our team on the hill, new decisions on names have been made yet. not only are there ongoing discussions, there is not that final list. i don't want to speculate about who might be on that list. again, kennedy, you make a good point about this whole process and how they've got to have a strategy. because up until now they had to wait until the opportunity wherr them. >> kennedy: it's a shouldn't seem like auditioning for the voice or "american idol." see one although i

going to the conflict zone with jim sebastian turkey has outraged many of its allies and partners with its military operations in syria my guest this week here the phone policy forum in berlin is turkey's presidential spokesman abraham colleen how does he justify his country's finally controversial policies i spoke on the full conflict of. 90 minutes upon the doubling of the feet of. some of the amount of the affectionately but as affectionately as you can. bloody near putin in the middle of his election campaign in the year 2000 a documentary was filmed for russian television. the director vitali munson captured much more was to turn the camera back on the car that was the film secretly chronicled a power grab actually everything was on the site is one instruction. featuring tom supporting roles to the bush. featuring a lead role like you've never seen before let me be clear with. good manners let a bitch to the ends justify the means. to his witnesses starts december 13th on t.w. . the bag. this is deja vu news live from berlin president trump signs along supporting democracy in hong

controls who can ask questions and who could have time, congressman devin nunes has done an amazing job, john ratcliffe, jimdan has been in all depositions and been part of it, we we wanted to add him for the short time period when intel committee becomes impeachment committee, we will add mr. crawford back on after this is over. maria: john ratcliffe is a former federal prosecutor so he will be -- will people be able to yield time to him or not until an hour in or something? >> well, this is what's so unusual, maria, adam schiff now is dictating that only the chair and the ranker and staff, so he's saying, now staff is more important than member of congress in the first 45 minutes, he's trying to control all of this. it goes back to this is so calculated, so controlling by one person, adam schiff, who is the individual who has consistently lied to america and created greater control over the whole calculation and what's interesting is the cards of this house are beginning to fall and we are finding more association with adam and his staff, with the whistleblower, communicating with staffers and key witness

jim he has begun a week of celebrations marking the fall of the berlin wall could go on november the $9989.00 artists projected images onto buildings in the capital as part of the series of events to remember and commemorate the ok. that's it for me and the news team up next kickoff previews match of the bundesliga and don't forget this board there's more news and information on a website that dot com as seen in half an hour. because. i wrote some sort of hollow play in the berlin derby. but now i'm in for the against down to. a devastating loss for byron and me coco much is ours. my class is not going to 5 to one because. more and more young people are striking to save the planet and i mean we're the people who would like to keep living on this planet and if we don't save the planet now it'll be too late this is how does a 16 year old organize a europe wide climate congress how does that leave time for school in france and we accompanied 3 non-crime an activist. who saw 60 minutes on d w. 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th w. . without this peaceful revolution matchd

some concessions but many protest as want a complete overhaul of the political system jim has the latest now from baghdad. we've been told daily that there are going to be substantive measures discussed and taken in parliament to recession's and really they have yet to really transpire the parliament continues to meet there are expectations by a multitude of protesters on the streets that they will hear perhaps some news that would indicate to them that the government is actually taking their concerns and their demands under consideration discussing them in parliament and yet that doesn't seem to be the case yesterday as well as today it had been expected that perhaps part of electoral reform would be taken up in the parliament that perhaps ways of combating corruption would be taken up in the parliament that doesn't seem to have happened it didn't happen yesterday despite the presence of the head of the united nations assistance mission here in iraq today we're told it has not happened as far as we can tell what we've been told by some officials is that there was a draft law that was co

to be clear, jim jordan was never accused of anything, it's what he allegedly may have known and jordan hasust responded saying jim jordan never saw any kind of sexual abuse and if he had, he would have dealt with it. that right there is emblematic of just how intense this is when they are going back to this decision with jim jordan and the allegations of ohio state some years ago just as he has promoted to the intelligence committee. >> shannon: this whole thing is really ratcheting up, the tensions on capitol hill as if they weren't already. thank you very much. with the impeachment inquiry continuing on the hill, some in ukraine saying they are worried about their country's future. recently returned from mckee avenue the winner in all of this is vladimir putin. >> came to power in 2,000, 67 years old and officials say they just believe that his standing will continue to grow around the world. >> when we arrived, it didn't take long to see that ukrainians are concerned about their future. a new president took office just months ago promising to weed out corruption and a country known for

on facebook and twitter i'm stephen tears in berlin thanks for watching. 2 conflicts with jim sebastian turkey has outraged many have been. allies in faultless with its military operations in syria my guest this week here at the phone policy forum in dublin is turkey's presidential spokesman favorite people kylie how does he justify his country's finally controversial policies as code and the brute conflicts of. next d.w. groups of the feet of. leverage here he's living on the edge. a refugee camp on the border between croatia and bosnia the front here. there is no running water and no power no heating. heavy snows are expected to any day. where should they come when winter comes the offer to come down. in 60 minutes to double. dip was the speech of his life perhaps his fast certainly his most difficult the speech by calling dresden on december 19th 1989. shortly after the fall of the of the chancellor addresses the people of east germany. the mid east tense the crowd clamors for german unity journalist peter limbo or cause it to seem. 30 years later he looks back on the time no interest and start

we learned congressman jim jordan has been moved to the house intelligence committee.has attended some of these hearings while the man he is replacing hasn't been to a single one. where have you been, crawford. mitch mcconnell reportedly telling president trump to win the support of republican senators before an impeachment trial. he told the president to stop attacking senators like mitt romney who will soon determine the fate of his presidency. these are the same rinos who haven't publicly supported the president or called out the radical dimms in their efforts to overthrow the trump administration. joining me to talk about it, sebastian gorka, author and former strategist to president trump. good to see you. seriously, trying to kiss the behind of mitt romney to get him on board. romney is a democrat to the extent he can think that well. what do you make of mcconnell's urging the president to stop attacking republican senators? >> i am unimpressed. is this the same mitch mcconnell that hasn't had the president's back for the last three years? i get it. you want a le

she has done a very effective job in the counter effective -- counteroffensive. jim jordan has been tremendously compelling, painting a counter point of view. a representative from the -- from new york has become a rock star overnight for her willingness to challenge the process. i just hope -- there has been some suggestion that maybe these hearings will continue to drag on much beyond the house into the senate. the senate has the opportunity if they so chose to extend these hearings and bring their own witnesses into play which may include people like congressman schiff who led the house inquiry on the others of the aisle and hunter biden and others. i hope it doesn't go that way. i can tell you also that the democratic candidates seeking the presidential nomination don't wanted to go that way either because frankly as we move closer and closer to iowa and new hampshire and a vada in south carolina, that seems to be drowned out as well or mitigated by this conversation which seemingly is moving in only one direction. the house will impeach, the senate will exonerat

amazon can't duplicate that. >> you know what, jim, innovation has become part of our dna.nd our teams are doing a great job to identify is there any white space that we can -- that we can leave to be disrupted by others and you have seen us do a number of innovative things whether it's home delivery you know -- by subscriptionti service. we can deliver by drone. our teams are doing a great job in terms of working hard to meet the needs of the consumer. >> now, i think that people have to recognize what is different between cvs now. i mean, i had my cvs i go to all the time, you know that. it's got food up front and look, i like that, it's within walking distance of my life, but the store of the future won't look like that. >> our journey began many years ago, think of 2014 which eliminated the sale of tobacco products we have gotten many learnings from that and what we heard from our consumers is help educate me on more healthy alternatives you have seen us do a number of things of introducing, you know, healthier snack food items more convenience items you know that reall

union of these two companies who it is not foreign to the idea of getting together in this industry, jim, hasas been around for a while. yesterday you were typing that very thing when i was talking about it >> i am not saying that lores shouldn't do it. the new hp inc. ceo. i'm not saying he shouldn't do it i can tell you they could immediately get -- the weakness was printing something we're saying, the weakness was personal computers, that's dead wrong. look at amd and intel. personal computers very strong i believe in 3-d it is happening slower, but i love the products they're doing. my issue is would this allow them to make it so that printing is a much smaller part and inc. is -- it would give them cover should he do it? that's different from will he do it should he do it, the answer is yes. will he do it, the answer, i don't know, you think he wants to kikt tick the tires >> hp's comment is we don't comment on rumors. >> can you look at the portfolio? >> xerox kept their zrdistributn deal with fuji it went well >> it is enterprise versus personal i like the enterprise business and hp wo

spokesman for congressman jim jordan has told us that congressman jim jordan never saw or heard of anyand if he had, he would have dealt with it. multiple investigations have confirmed this simple fact. and the ramifications for these alleged victims in this suit are just amazing. one soccer player tried to commit suicide. he was so traumatized and dealt with it his whole life and he just told his wife very recently and ohio state has told cnn that they are dealing with this, they have dealt with this, that they have participated in independent investigations and they do have a fund for therapy for all of the alleged victims. >> all right, jean casarez, thank you so much. we'll be right back. man: can i find an investment firm that has a truly long-term view? it begins by being privately owned. with more than 85 years of experience over multiple market cycles. with portfolio managers who are encouraged to do what's right over what's popular. focused on helping me achieve my investors' unique goals. can i find an investment firm that gets long term the way i do? with capital group, i ca

>> yes, sir. >> valor has no meaning to liars like jim jordan and donald trump. leading off our discussion is democratic sean patrick maloney of new york and we're also joined now by ambassador wendy sherman former under-secretary of state for political affairs in the obama administration. she is a member of the global affairs contributor and jill wine-banks as well, she's an msnbc legal analyst. congressman maloney, let me start with you. i just want to get from you why you decided to start with ambassador taylor's biography. >> because it's an extraordinary story of, well, you use the word valor. and he's so understated and humble, he might not know this was a person who graduated fifth in his class of 800 at west point. and then with any choice he wanted went to the thick of the fight in vietnam and served with distinction. and that of course was the beginning of his career. the 101st airborne. he was with the 506 regimen and serves his country for 40, 50 years. i think it's important to compare and contrast that to the person calling him names and minimizing

jim has often commented on how cheap it is and how he regrets owning it in his charitable trust.malone about that as well and i asked him he thinks that company given it is certainly still dependent on linear cable networks for much of its livelihood and potentially as an arm supply of content to so many of the streaming services whether malone thinks it's well positioned right now. >> i think it's cheap at the moment what they don't have is global presence while they make a lot of their own content and own a lot of their own content, a lot of it is bought, and the real locomotive in that whole collection in cbs and cbs is totally dependent in my opinion on sports rights the guys who own sports rights know that. so i'm not sure about long-term profitability or whether or not cbs has enough market power to carry all of those channels, right? and so my guess is at least at the affiliate level what they are going to face is fights over prices on affiliate fees. >> as they face ever increasing rates from the nfl or the ncaa. >> yeah. and so kind of the threat that you won't get cbs a

jim acosta has more. >> reporter: the president held a raucous rally, where he railed about the impeachment inquiry. his speech was filled with falseho falsehoods. at one point, he accused the whistleblower of disappearing. that's not the case. the lawyers have tried to keep that person's identity a secret. president trump also accused democrats of trying to overthrow him in a coup. here's more of what he had to say. >> democrats are becomingly increasingly totalitarian. suppressing dissent, defaming the innocent, eliminating due process, staging show trials and trying to overthrow american democracy to impose their socialist agenda. >> reporter: the president also laid into his potential democratic rivals in the 2020 election. he also warned this crowd in louisiana that if the democrats take back the white house in 2020, there will be a great depression. the president's speech was more about fear than the facts. dave and julia? >> jim acosta there. >>> the campaign of republican governor matt bevin has asked for a recanvas of tuesday night's vote. andy beshear had victory. but he had a vic

. >> jim hood has had a very successful political career because he is this sort of hill country democrat tries to portray himself i think more as a moderate than he really is. >> both candidates are vying to succeed current governor phil bryant, a republican who as with all governors in this state is limited to two terms. neil. >> neil: jonathan serrie, thank you very much. the president thinks these races are important but what do they say about 2020? we do attach importance maybe just for the seeds that they spread about the possibility or the implications for 2020 but in the case of a couple of these they're important. virginia particularly with a potential change republicans are watching and democrats are watching in the state legislature. what do you think? >> especially kentucky and mississippi as we heard i think a year out from the big dance what we're seeing is that both sides are looking to these two elections as if they are dress rehearsals for 2020 and both reporters before this -- they hit the nail exactly on the head because what these republicans have tried to do is to nat

francine: who has the fiscal space to do that? jimnt unlimited money in theory, every country has a space. it is not a good idea but it is inevitable that is the way we go. tom: what does it mean for the rate market in the year forward? am i going to clip a coupon or get a shock of the total return we saw this year, particularly in longer maturity paper? jim: i am hoping we run out of time before i have to answer that. tom: we will accommodate that because it is thanksgiving. jim: i don't think we will get a major policy move before the next downturn, so anyone who wants fiscal spending in a hurry will be frustrated. i think rates stay in this channel until you get a downturn , then rates go lower and fiscal spending goes higher and eventually rates go higher. i do not believe you are in a low yield environment forever, but you need a downturn or crisis to change policy responses to get us out of this low yield environment. tom: what is your gdp run rate? are you sub 2%? gene: we are sub 2%. around 1.1owdown to percent in the first qu