. >> good afternoon, joe kelly. >> president breed: are there any other members on behalf of the appellant? if so, come to the right-hand side of the chamber near the windows. please proceed, sir. >> i came on another issue, but a general observation, want to suggest that i have no idea why this body is dealing with this issue. there's a lot bigger issues. it's a regulation that's dictating, but i encourage you not to spend valuable time on such an individual's issue. it's beyond belief, but you do what you will do. >> president breed: thank you for your comments. are there any other members of the public that would like to speak in favor of the appeal? seeing none, public comment is closed. we'll have an up to 10-minute presentation from the planning department. >> good afternoon, president breed and members of the board. i'm gina polling and lisa gibson and christopher may, pauley kirby, and bill strahan from dbi. i'm going to address the ceqa issue. i will speak mainly about ceqa piecemeali piecemealing. the appellant claims that it was piecemealed. it is prohibited under state ceqa sta

. >> all right, let's bring in one of joe arpaio's challengers, kelli ward. e you surprised that joe arpaio is still talking about barack obama's birth certificate? >> it is a controversy that doesn't need to be discussed. i'm not going to go down a rabbit hole with you but -- >> but do you believe that barack obama's birth certificate is real? >> i believe that barack obama was born here, that he was our legitimate president, but i also think he -- and i know he legitimately ran the failed obamacare health care policy down our throats and now republicans have to fix it. >> okay. so one more thing on joe arpaio because he's such a colorful character and has been around for so long, even in the national dialogue, what do you think his chances are of winning? >> i say welcome to the fray, joe. there's plenty of room in this race for joe arpaio. the polling, recent polling shows that 60% of the arizona electorate wants a conservative. there's a ceiling for other less conservative candidates and it's around the same as it was for jeff flake. so joe arpaio stands a

joe arpaio, and kelli ward announced she would challenge flake before he decided to sleeve capitol hilldr. ward, thanks for joining us. a crowded field. i guess you were the anti-snowflake candidate. i suppose that's still the case. what differentiates you from your fellow republicans. >> hi, charles, it's great to be here with you. i was in the race. the 30 points i was up on senator flake was part of the decision-making process that got him to decide not to seek reelection. what differentiates me from the rest of the field is i'm a thought leader on many issues that are important to the voters of arizona. not a single issue candidate on the military or immigration, though i think immigration is very, very important, and building the wall and securing the border. but ready to discuss obamacare and repealing that. the tax code, making sure people have money in their pockets marriage the so we can have peace through strength. charles: you have been a vocal oh mean end of amnesty. it appears to be working its way through washington, d.c. and could be part of the ultimate deal that happens

first she has to get through a primary against two controversial candidates, joe arpaio and kelli ward >>> a candidates forum will be live streamed on abc7news.com. >>> happening now, spacex's dragon cargo spacecraft is headed back to earth. nasa says it will splash into the pacific ocean at 7:30 this morning. the dragon left the international space station after delivering 4,800 pounds of supplies. it's bringing back samples from human and animal research, biotechnology studies, and physical science investigations. >>> we now know the winner of the $450 million mega millions jackpot last friday. the 20-year-old man from florida, named shane missler, opted for the one-time lump sum payment technologic payment, totaling $281 million. he plans to manage his finances, help his family, and have some fun along the way. >>> happening today, a town hall meeting for fire victims in sonoma county. federal, state, and local leaders will update the public on recover efforts since the october wildfires. they'll also discuss some of the rebuilding efforts planned for this year. the town hall meetin

kelly and joek gould, congressional reporter with defense news. joe, go ahead. joe: senator we heard earlier today from senator cornyn that we should expect at least two more cr's. there was some optimism coming out of the last cr vote that ultimately will see an increase on defense spending, that budget caps would be lifted. what message do you have for leadership as far as breaking the impass and getting to a larger deal to fund the federal government? sen. inhoff: but we have to do is get away from these cr's. when i started it was understood we would have appropriation bills. we have 12 appropriation bills and we have not quite -- frankly there is a partisan elements of this. we have tried to pass them out and we can't get them on the floor. as you know, a minority can block them from coming up on the floor. as far as the one that has to pass, it is the for our national one defense. we have to get past the budget caps. we have to get -- i will give you an example. if we don't do anything as it is right now when we pass the authorization bill for the military

. >> bret: running for that site too joe and former state senator kelly ward. the u.s.e is said to be in the cross hairs of the same russian commuter criminals who caused chaos for the democrat national committee. catherrine tells us about it. >> in the 2016 election russian linked hackers stole and leaked emails through wiki leaks. they are targeting the u.s. senate now. hackers are going after lawmakers network of contacts and compromising information for blackmail. >> they were attempting to masquerade as senate websites to trap visitors. >> a security firm got evidence that hackers set up fake accounts to mimic the senate's internal email system. they used the same strategy during the french presidential election to influence the outcome. the u.s. intelligence community believes that the hackers are closely aligned with president vladimir putin and russian miltary intelligence. a recent senate report documented their effort to undermine democracy. >> the administration is not taking significant enough steps to punish russian and prepare us for theine 2018 election.

we have a senate race in arizona that has kelli ward, joe arpaio that has lot of bannon supporters andporters playing in that primary space. will it play a role? will it matter? you have the dean heller primary that he has played a role in. will it matter? we don't know the answers to these questions, but donald trump isn't on the ballot this november. and republicans are. and steve bannon attests for his staying power will be if he plays a role and if it matters because so far this year he has a losing streak. >> katie: who else is going to play a role? steve bannon is not the only person involved in this movement. >> maria: we will see. >> katie: carried republicans to power. there were a lot of other people involved at the grassroots level and quite frankly the establishment level. when it comes to the record so far of the losses here, candidates are having to look at steve bannon's record and say do i want to be another losing queargt on his background. >> chris: exclamation point. >> harris: columnist admits is he no fan of the president. accusing the nancaccusing the mf getting d

. >> you should be proud of the force and i served with secretary mattis and joe dunford and john kelly and all the joint chiefs, and we know each other, we have been doing this for a while, so that is a huge advantage we have. the one thing we do not have a am concerned about is how much time. you cannot buy time. there is a certain sense of urgency we feel that we have to adjust and adapt and be more innovative, and we will do whatever we do with whatever resources we get. but, your military is ready to go. it is populated with your sons and daughters and your children, and you should be very proud of what they do, and i think the na whatis willing, if told the facts are, they are willing to step up and say we need to make sure the defense of the u.s. is a priority, and we are willing to pay for it. >> thank you for joining us and thank you for being with us today. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] workingweekend we

joe kernen. joining us is brian kelly, founder of brian kelly capital we will be sure to talk about bitcoin. >> note year alabama much better than your team, notre dame you don't look anything like that guy >> you know what's funny on twitter, every saturday if there's a bad play -- i take the heat >> you do. >> yeah. >> a check of u.s. equities at this hour. yesterday it was a record day. the sixth closing record high in a row for the s&p as well as the

get through the gop primary against two controversial candidates, former sheriff joe arpaio and former state senator kelli six major candidates for governor of california will take part in a town hall this morning. it starts at 9:00 and we'll live stream it on abc7news.com as well as the abc 7 news app. >>> a popular holiday here in the bay area could soon get a higher profile statewide. a new bill would recognize lunar new year as a holiday of significance in california. it's backed by bay area lawmakers including state senator scott weiner assembly members david chu and phil ting. >> there are so many people who celebrate this holiday. it talks about the fact that it means my community, the asian pacific island community, is being embraced and welcomed by the entire state of california. and their cultural traditions are being recognized as well. >> a traditional dance troupe also joined the ceremony. the bill would encourage public schools across the state to stage events recognizing the significance of the lunar new year. >>> a miracle that highlights a west oakland community made its debut today. offi

get through the gop primary against two controversial candidates, former sheriff joe arpaio and former state senator kelli >>> the six major candidates for governor of california will take part in a town hall this morning. it starts at 9:00 and we'll live stream it on abc7news.com as well as the abc 7 news app. >>> a popular holiday here in the bay area could soon get a higher profile statewide. a new bill would recognize lunar new year as a holiday of significance in california. it's backed by bay area lawmakers including state senator scott weiner and avid c phil ting. the bill's author says the goal is exclusiveness. -- inclusiveness. >> there are so many people who celebrate this holiday.inclusiv. >> there are so many people who celebrate this holiday. it talks about the fact that it means my community, the asian pacific island community, is being embraced and welcomed by the entire state of california. and their cultural traditions are being recognized as well. >> a traditional dance troupe also joined the ceremony. the bill would encourage public schools across the state to stage events recognizing

. >> our joe holden talks to presidential advisor kelly ann conway and the president himself just this morning hours after the state of the union address his full report from the nation's capitol straight ahead. >>> award winning actress with the title, dame but did you know hill even miren can rap, the hilarious video you but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. if you spit blood you may have gum problems,s and could be on the journey to much worse. try parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums and strong teeth. leave bleeding gums behind with parodontax toothpaste. >>> well, lasalle university is mourning loss of the former star basketball player rasul butler. butler and his wife, lia were killed in the car crash in southern california, earlier this morning. their range rover lost control and slam

you.ood to be with >> patrick kelly, defense and ter with cq roll call joe gould, congressional reporter with defense news, joe, go ahead. so senator, senator, we heard today from senator cornyn. out ofas optimism coming the last cr vote that ultimately increase on defense spending, that budget caps would be lifted. hat message do you have for leadership as far as breaking to a passe, and getting larger deal to fund federal government? senator: yes, get away from cr's. i can remember when i first started, it was understood, we were going to have appropriations bills, 12 bills and have not quite frankly, the partisan element to this, because we have to pass them out, majority, we can't get them on know.loor, as you minority can block for -- now as far as the one that has to pass, is the one for our national defense. nd we have to get past the budget caps, have to get, give an example, if we don't do right now, it is when we pass authorization bill military, $700 billion, we have to go and can't get the cap and go to strict r, that is going down to $549 billion and that would absolutely be

you should be proud of the force and you know, i have served with secretary mattis and joe dunford and john kelly and all of the joint chiefs. we know each other. we've beening doing this for a while. so that is a huge advantage that we have. the one thing we don't have i think i'm concerned about is how much time. i can't, you can't buy time and so, there is a certain sense of urgency, we feel, that we've got to adjust and adapt and be more innovative. we'll do whatever, we'll do that with whatever resources we get. but, military is ready to go. they're populated with your sons and daughters and your children and you should be very proud of what they do and i think the nation is willing, if told, what the facts are, i think they're willing to step up to say yeah, we need to make sure the defense of the united states is a priority. we're willing to pay for it. >> panel, i want to thank you for joining us. thank you for your, for being with us today. [applause] >> congressman has been meeting with wounded warriors in his district in california the house members are back in the home districts until

charles: the arizona that race got a lot more crowded with kelli ward facing in-party competition from sheriff joeaio. he announced he's running for the senate quote for one unwavering reason to advance president trump's agenda. congratulations for throwing your hat in the ring. >> the other reason is to take care of the people of arizona. and the policies of the president does affect the people of arizona. i'm trying to take care of two big issues in this race. charles: you were in office for 24 years. but the voters finally rejected you. what makes you think now you can come back and say i should be your senator. what is going to change in your messaging to the voters? >> i'm not going to get into the defeat after 24 years, the longest serving sheriff in maricopa county. it did happen. but right now i have a chance to continue protecting the people of arizona. and the country. supporting the president since i supported him from day one, july 2015 and his agenda and policies. i'm not going to be a rubber stamp. everybody knows me, i'm very independent. but i think we get along pretty good. but i

i'm kelly evans along with and drew ross sorkin joe and becky are off. >> what happened -- davos tookdy down >> how long were you guys on the road in traveling? >> we were moving, all over. >> seven, eight, nine days >> becky was planning to take off. >> and what was with the six feet of snow did you have the snowpocalypse >> how long was

joe arpaio. i don't think he'll get very far. >>> and kelly ward who announced her candidacy, who said in an augustshe woks arpaio into the race. >>> and the editor for axios dave lawler, as we heard from flake, interesting words from arpaio, not necessarily taking the bid seriously. and arpaio saying he wants fresh blood in washington. >> he'll outgun anybody. >> yes, but he's yes years old. not necessarily seen as flesh blood. do you think the senate bill has the potential to revive the republican party, kind of in the same way roy moore's did? >> the potential is there. i think we need to be a bit more kau cautious, because i personally would not predict that joe arpaio be the republican nominee in arizona. he'll be running in a pretty crowded field. but he's going to have a platform because he's known nationwide. you know, it's hard to imagine a more toxic candidate, well, other than roy moore, perhaps. and so, you know, the more he gets up in front of the camera, the more he's going to make mitch mcconnell and people who are trying to keep the republican majority in the senate nervous. but, yo

. >> thanks to kelly o'donnell for that report. >>> coming up on morning joe, michael wolff, author ofat has created so much controversy will join joe and mika. >> after publication of harsh comments. former white house strategist steve bannon is pledging allegiance to the president. just days after the financial patrons distanced themselves from him and trump labeled him as sloppy steve, we now hear from him. written statement, bannon nonsaid in part my support is unwavering for the president and his agenda. i am the only person today to conduct a global effort to preach the message of trump and trumpism. i remain ready to stand in the breach for this president's efforts to make america great again. this as bonn non's one time ally, steven miller denounced former colleague. >> i think that the president's statement on steve settles once and for all that he -- >> let's talk about that because i want to talk about that. >> to your comment he does also the president's chief strategist. one of the tragedies of this grow tais the reality is the president is a political genius. your network

mcsally faces competition for the republican nomination, former arizona sheriff joe arpaio and former senator, state senator kelly that should be a heck of the race for the republican nomination. >> you know, i have to say, a woman fighter pilot throwing her hat in the ring, not a day too soon, this is the kind of thing that americans all across the country have been calling for. >> jeff flake is retiring so they are throwing their hat in there. >> yeah, feeling good about that. brand-new details emerging on the las vegas mass shooter from last year and just how meticulous he was in covering up his trail leading up to that deadly massacre? plus a major milestone for firefighters in the state of california who have given all for weeks to save lives and billions of dollars in property. plus, we will get an update on the devastating mud slides that followed flames in southern california. >> terrifying noises, sounded like 100 people with huge logs slamming into the house every 3 seconds. there was a moment where i turned and apologized to my folks because i didn't force them to evacuate. so there was a really emotio

joe arpaio running for the senate. he is a trump ally. could this completely change the game? kellys also running for the seat in arizona. she is with us later this hour. you're watching the second hour of "varney & company." ♪ ♪ with expedia, you can book a flight, then add a hotel, and save. ♪ everything you need to go. expedia ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour. with gocentral from godaddy. stuart: we were down 120. now we're down 54 and falling as we speak. >>> how about boeing? they delivered a record 763 planes last year. they have orders for 912. the stock has been a bit of a tear. boeing is a dow stock and doubled in nine months. >>> grubhub, food delivery, they have to deal with white castle, they will deliver sliders from 120 white castle locations around the country. market doesn't like it particularly. down 1%. >>> misread that. it seems that smart speakers like amazon echo and google home, some people think they are taking over our

kelly anne conway says she can make the case the president is uniter. the problem is the media, not him. and joeefying a federal judge says he's the right man to represent arizona in the u.s. senate. let's get after it. i'm chris cuomo. welc

i'm kelly evans along with and drew ross sorkin joe and becky are off. >> what happened -- davos took everybody down >> how long were you guys on the road in traveling? >> we were moving, all over. >> seven, eight, nine days >> becky was planning to take off. >> and what was with the six feet of snow did you have the snowpocalypse >> how long was it >> two hours >>le we have the editor of "the book report" thanks for joining us we're going to check on markets see how we're set up here's the futures dow down 15, nasdaq down 20. s&p down 5 coming off the huge rally to close on friday, another strong week of gains for wall street. how about the ten-year, 2.65% last week. we begin the week at over 2.7. did you see that >> i think the futures are down. that's a sticker shock to people >> ten-year at 2.72. 30-year, just a hair under 3 five-year under 2.5% two-year, 2.15 wow. >>> let's get you caught up with stories we're watching perhaps the biggest over the weekend, saudi arabia's prince alwaleed has been freed. he was detained. we talked about it for the past two months with the corruptio

jesse: joining us with reaction, joe concha, for someone who has had work done like yourself. what do you make of this? >> i think megyn kelly was in the right here. jane fonda brought up in multiple interviews that she had cosmetic work done. jesse: i like the fact that megyn came back hard on this. this is the old megyn. old viper, the old tenacious prosecutor megyn. she isn't going to take it and punch right back. >> if you are going to criticize fonda, you can't go back four wars. jesse: you are right, though. that did play well with this audience. i don't know how well that punch-back will play with the nbc audience. i think joy apologized later. i didn't mean to call her the "b" word. so she knew she went over the line. >> the allegation always trumps the apology. jesse: we had this breaking story at espn. mespn. saying donald trump is a white supremacist. now she has been demoted. they will make her do some dot com stuff. >> you go from the sports center which is the flagship show to dot com, that's a demotion. >> it's all about buck skin. ratings were way down. the reason why they were down on that show is jemele hil

joe" today. you've been a chief of staff. this was michael wolff being asked about john kelly and whether he could be the hall monitor to stophe president from tweeting. >> there was an interesting thing that happened i think on saturday morning when all that tweeting was starting and a reporter asked kelly if he knew -- what do you think of the tweets. he said i didn't see them. that's absolutely not true. everybody sees the president's tweets, the whole white house goes into a spasm when he tweets. but john kelly is saying like everybody says, i have to look away. i have to somehow rationalize. how do i do this? i shut my eyes. >> imagine being the chief of staff, reince priebus never could control the tweeting. john kelly's not trying. >> well, thank goodness we didn't have tweeting during president clinton's time although he fully engaged and we had a semblance of that. i think you have a couple things here. number one, president trump clearly believes the best defense is a good offense. so he's taking on michael wolff, as you noted earlier and that shifts all the attention the book as opposed to the substantive agenda a

joe kernen. joining us is brian kelly, founder of brian kelly capital we will be sure to talk about bitcoin. >> not horrible year alabama much better than your team, notre dame you don't look anything like that guy >> you know what's funny on twitter, every saturday if there's a bad play -- i take the heat >> you do. >> yeah. >> a check of u.s. equities at this hour. yesterday it was a record day. the sixth closing record high in a row for the s&p as well as the nasdaq the dow also closing at a record high it looks like we'll open sharply lower. the dow losing 124 points right now, the s&p down 13 nasdaq down about 44 what was weighing on the markets yesterday and probably today, the yield on the ten-year note 2.584% right now that's the highest since march 15th a big move in the ten-year treasury yield that's challenging the equity rally today. the yen continuing its strength after the boj said it would continue its bond strengthening services the hang seng up by 0.20%. over in europe, right now at hope the dax down by 0. % cac down by 0.6% looking at the price of crude oil, highest level since 20

president joe trump is edging closer like they should agenda likely to clash with the doubles crowd your business will have full coverage for you live throughout the day. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a fire has torn through a hospital for the elderly in south korea killing at least forty one people and injuring dozens more the disaster unfolded in the southern city of near young reports say that the fire broke out in the emergency room of the hospital and soon engulfed the building firefighters needed several hours to extinguish the blaze some people had to be rescued in daring operations several are in critical condition it is being called one of south korea's deadliest fires in recent years. and for more let's bring in our correspondent jason strother who is standing by with the latest from south korea so jason the number of casualties has been rising what more can you tell us. right and dozens were injured according to local officials so unfortunately it does seem that there's the potential for even more casualties coming from this early morning fire this was not an old hospital it was built in two thousand and eight an investigation is still underway to

kelly and on the air, it's politics porn. here is fox news contributor david bossie, commentator david crowley and the hills joe conch concha. watch this daily. it's now become every minute -- tell me where i'm wrong here -- basically every minute of every day, trump, trump, trump, they are all living in this bubble and trying to outdo each other. he's deranged, he's super, super deranged. >> the numbers support you, researchers just put out a study last month. they found that the president trump receives 5% positive coverage which is fascinating when you look at the five big indicators that he was voted in on. economy doing well. jobs doing well. isis decimated. immigration has some work to do, health care didn't work out. can't possibly come to 5%. when you compare that to the previous president he only received 20% negative coverage. trump 5% positive coverage, obama 20% negative. the economy -- the numbers are fine. that's great. i want to see reporters get out of new york and washington where they're doing all of this pontificating and talk to people in ohio, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, and i want to see if the e

kelly and on the air, it's politics porn. here is fox news contributor david bossie, commentator david crowley and the hills joe conch concha. watch this daily. it's now become every minute -- tell me where i'm wrong here -- basically every minute of every day, trump, trump, trump, they are all living in this bubble and trying to outdo each other. he's deranged, he's super, super deranged. >> the numbers support you, researchers just put out a study last month. they found that the president trump receives 5% positive coverage which is fascinating when you look at the five big indicators that he was voted in on. economy doing well. jobs doing well. isis decimated. immigration has some work to do, health care didn't work out. can't possibly come to 5%. when you compare that to the previous president he only received 20% negative coverage. trump 5% positive coverage, obama 20% negative. the economy -- the numbers are fine. that's great. i want to see reporters get out of new york and washington where they're doing all of this pontificating and talk to people in ohio, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, and i want to see if the e

. >>> controversial arizona sheriff joe arpaio announces his bed for the senate and also kelly ward.ing that congresswoman martha mcsally has spoken to the senate leadership fund as she prepares to run as well. congresswoman mcsally joins us now. ma'am i have to ask you straight off, are you running? >> stuart, stay tuned we do have a big announcement schedule tomorrow. so stay tuned. stuart: i don't know whether you can see me now, you're nodding your head. i will take that as a yes. >> i'm telling you to stay tuned. stuart: but you have a big announcement? >> yes, we do. >> i will move on, if that is okay with you. >> absolutely. stuart: okay. i want to talk immigration. the president says we need the border wall. we need to end the chain migration and we need an end to the lottery system. in return, okay, we'll agree to do something with the "dreamers." are you okay with that position? >> well, i was honored to be invited to the white house for that unprecedented meeting that the press got to see with cameras rolling and my colleagues and i in the house republicans we've been work

kelly has taken to ending such conversations with a disclaimer that the white house isn't expecting officials to do anything illegal or unethical. the justice department declined bloomberg's request for comment." joe more than a day knows that kelly making that call is unethical. donald trump making demands of his attorney general is unethical. the white house communicating with justice and the fbi the way these people are berating and badgering and beating them is unethical. it goes against every constitutional norm and jim vandehei, if barack obama had done that ngz -- republicans would have burned the city down. if democrats had done that democrats would have burned the city down. if bill clinton had done that, republicans would have burned the city down. this in and of itself would be a three-month story if leaks of a phone call from a chief of staff badgering and lecturing fbi officials and justice department official officia officials leaked out into the perez. this is the shredding of all legal and constitutional norms and for general kelly to think a little disclaimer cleans him up is wrong. >> three things we've talked about today have never happened before. the intel committee releasing

kelly anne conway says she can make the case the president is uniter. the problem is the media, not him. and joe arpaio, the sheriff convicted of defying a federal judge says he's the right man to represent arizona in the u.s. senate. let's get after it. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time". >>> all right, facts first. just hours ago an apparent and significant reversal from president trump. is he willing to sit down with a special prosecutor as he promised or not? kellyanne conway is standing by ready to go. one on one. good to have you, but first, let's give you the facts. listen to the president at the white house this afternoon. >> are you open to meeting with him? would you be willing to meet with him without condition or would you demand that a strict set of parameters be placed around any encounter between you and the special counsel? >> we'll see what happens. but when they have no collusion and nobody has found any collusion at any level it seems unlikely you'd even have an interview. >> that's not what he said in the rose garden seven months ago. proof. >> would you be willing to s

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kelly ward downplayed bannon as only one of the many high profile endorsements dr. ward has received. in west virginia a spokesperson for patrick morsi who is going to run against democratic joe, attorney general morsi does not endorse this. joined by charlie dent of pennsylvania, national political reporter covering this over bannon. congressman, you're from the establishment wing of the republican party as many people understand. i don't imagine you're too excited about a lot of these bannon backed primary channels. these candidates, kelly moore, arizona, tarkanian, nevada, i'm with the president, the establishment is trying to fight him. i'll have his back, they won't. they still have that message. now it looks like they're not going to get any help from bannon. does having bannon on the sideline affect their ability to win? >> oh, i -- i don't know about that. look, the issue here isn't really steve bannon. i mean, the issue is the president. the president exercised the bad judgment to bring bannon into his orbit in the first place. i think that's the terrible error of judgment. also, i'd say in a battle of donald trump and steve bannon, donald trump wins. steve bannon, t

joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" scarlet: the clock is ticking clock isnment -- the ticking for lawmakers to avoid a government shutdown. week, bbtngs this expects to invest its windfall back into the business. kellyng joined us in the next half hour to tell us where the savings will go. and investors of bitcoin are strapped in for a wild ride. out whether bitcoin needs technology more than technology needs bitcoin. 2013 islashbacks to lawmakers each closer to a federal government shutdown. ofall comes down to a matter votes. speaker paul ryan is close, according to his team, but the chairman of the house freedom caucus mark meadows disagrees, saying he does not have the votes, at least not yet. we are joined by national political reporter's ideal couple were on capitol hill with the latest. take us through how many votes we think we've got here, and how many, are we talking about a five-day push back? ahil: double conversation is about this roughly one month resolution to keep the government funded through roughly february 16. a couple of measures passed through, most notably secure extension of the children's health insurance program. the house with count seems very, very close. speaker ryan has

joe, it didn't feel like she was very comfortable with her story. >> yeah. >> this is john kelly's propeter pick for homeland security secretary. we were supposed to be hopeful about her and john kelly. are we hopeful today about the people in the white house being able to moderate this president? >> well, we've seen time and again and frank writes about it "the new york times" this morning the way that donald trump uses people and then throws them out and destroys their reputation. there is no positive end game for doing that dance. but what we saw yesterday and what we've been seeing over the past year but especially over the past week is what a corrosive effect that donald trump has had on constitutional norms, what a corrosive effect donald trump has had on basic societal norms, on human decency. there was a reason why a wisconsin state senate seat went democratic for the first time in a couple of decades. >> yeah. >> on the strength of a be kind message. which perhaps is the best way for opponents of donald trump to resist in the coming year. and we've seen a corrosive impact that don

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