and it joe manchin voted no on the tax cuts. i saw signs along the highway joe, you voted no for our president. he's going to vote no, i'm not knocking him. but chuck schumer is the boss and, everybody should, i mean here is a guy -- is the central casting? this is what we want. this is a great, brilliant man. but joe is not voting with us. he votes against the things that he wants and he votes against the people of west virginia. now the wall is coming along for over $3 billion, and it's moving along very nicely. very nicely. and if you think it's easy with these people, it's not easy. it's not easy. we are getting the wall built. it's going up, and we are getting a belt. it built so shelly and corey, you hear that, right? we have 3.2 billion, we are looking for 5 billion this year and, all of a sudden it's going to be finished and very, very effective. you heard about that today with the illegal alien coming in, very sadly from mexico, and you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. it should have never hap

the president throwing his support behind patrick morrissey and his bid to unseat joe manchin in thewill carry the president's remarks in full and have reaction upwards into row. joining me now commend the men of the hour himself, west virginia attorney general, republican senate candidate, patrick morrissey. patrick, good to have you with us. how are you feeling tonight? what does the race look like? >> i'll tell you we are feeling very good. it is always exciting when the president of the united states comes to visit your state. i can tell you, president trump will be a real difference maker in the senate race. he enjoys very high approval ratings. he has been able to accomplish a great deal in his short term in office and i think he knows i'm going to be the conservative fighter that west virginia is looking for and will be able to help out the trump jobs agenda. he also knows that joe manchin has been coddling up to all the radical liberals, supporting hillary, barack obama. lou: has he been doing not? >> he has. he has in fact. if you look at the issues that matter, joe manchin

an opponent in this his name is "dishonest liberal joe manchin," and let me be clear, liberal joe is no supporter of this president. manchin strongly supported and voted for hillary clinton after, right -- ahang on.

his name is dishonest liberal joe manchin. and let me be clear. ter of this president. manchin strongly supported and voted for hillary clinton after -- hang on, hang on, after she said we are going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of work. [booing] yeah, pretty bad. manchin even called hillary warm, compassionate, engaging, tough. can you actually believe that? [booing] >> has to go. [chanting] liberal joe no longer has west virginia values. let's go through the record. manchin was for obama. manchin was for hillary. manchin is the radical gun control, planned parenthood, for at the pens and he opposed the trump tax cut. pretty bad, right? remember, this is west virginia. we benefit as much or more than anyone from the tax cut. [cheers and applause] joe manchin no longer has west virginia values. when i get to the u.s. senate, i am going to be a strong ally of president trump. i am going to be the conservative fighter that you can rely on. we are going to stand up for coal and our energy resources and we'll tackle this opioid epi

if you vote for joe manchin or any other democrat in november, you are voting for the party that wantsdestroy the coal industry. joe endorsed hillary 100%. he got along with her better after she came out with her statement that she wants to destroy coal and coal companies. that is a bad thing. [crowd boos] the democrats want to turn america into one big fat sanctuary city. [crowd boos] for illegal aliens. honestly, they are more protective of aliens, criminal aliens than they are of the people. they want to take away your second amendment, you see what is going on. i do not think you want your second amendment played with. they want to take over american health care, and abuse our courts to rewrite our constitution. how do you like the judges i have been appointing? [applause] justice kavanagh, justice gorsuch. there is no worse nightmare for west virginia this november than chuck schumer running the senate, and nancy pelosi with maxine waters running the house. that is why you must vote republican. you have to get out and vote. they keep talking about a blue wave. i do not see it. we

joe manchin. this play for him in the senate race, where the president is still beloved by joe manchin cuts across a lot of lines? >> he will side with draw upon several key points. >> shannon: including this. >> backs of untreated, backs among supreme court nominees, and on and on, and he will continue to demonstrate the ideological flexibility that has been the hallmark of his remarkably successful career in west virginia. if donald trump -- i've never seen them connected in love a politician as much as they do donald j. trump, your lafayette number two. >> shannon: he was ripping on joe manchin, and so there was some keeps on mr. joe manchin. as we watch this brett kavanaugh situation with the supreme court and many other hot topics, senator manchin will be in the middle of that as he looks at a tough race. >> creating into the camera shot that he'll say, "i'm over here voted for brett kavanaugh." >> shannon: "it's me, joe manchin." [laughter] a lot of love there. i have so many wonderful and w

an opponent in this his name is "dishonest liberal joe manchin," and let me be clear, liberal joe is upporter of this president. manchin strongly supported and voted for hillary clinton after, right -- ahang on. hang on. after she said "we are going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of work." pretty bad. even called hillary warm, compassionate -- can you really believe that? [boos and jeers] joe's got to go. joe has to go. joe no longer has west virginia values. let's go through the record. manchin was for obama. hillary,as for radical gun control, he shills for epipen, and he opposed the trunk tax cut -- trump tax cuts. pretty bad, right? remember, this is west virginia. we benefit more than anyone from the trump tax cuts. >> [cheers and applause] mr. morrisey: joe manchin no longer has west virginia values, period. ien i get to the u.s. senate, will be a strong ally of president trump. i will be the conservative fighter you can rely on to stand up for coal and miller energy resources, and we will tackle -- and we will tackle this opioid epidemic more aggressively th

and that's joe manchin. joe manchin went to washington, lost his way. think as more people learn about my strong conservative record of accomplishment taking out the obama power plan, changing the national drug quota system through our lawsuit and doing good things to help our state produce jobs, i think know this is a very clear contrast and they don't want a dishonest liberal in joe manchin. they want a conservative fighter in patrick morrissey. >> eric: he says morrissey will have to answer to 800,000 west virginiaance trying to take health insurance coverage away. insurance companies could deny people with pre-existing conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure if pat has his way. what is your answer to that especially in coal country where, you know, our great coal miners can face serious health problems? >> well, i think this is another example of how joe manchin is being dishonest. these are scare tactics. there is no difference between the candidate on helping those who need it most, those with pre-existing conditions and those with catast

morrisey: joe manchin no longer has west virginia values, period. ien i get to the u.s. senate, will be a strong ally of president trump. i will be the conservative fighter you can rely on to stand up for coal and miller energy resources, and we will tackle -- and we will tackle this opioid epidemic more aggressively than anyone. >> [cheers and applause] mr. morrisey: it is my honor to be here tonight on the same stage with the president. mr. president, thank you for your leadership, your work, and

at this point patrick morrissey raised $900,000 compared to $6.2 million for joe manchin. he is clearly not a strong enough candidate probably to do this on his own. president trump is going to have to come back once or twice, send in a few surrogates. outside groups are strong at this point. manchin supports trump on many policies important to west virginia. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> the final stretch. the jury going back at it tomorrow with paul manafort's fate on the line. why the judge says the end is near. how the president came to the defense of his former campaign manager. owners always seem so happy? because they've chosen the industry leader. subaru forester holds its value better than any other vehicle in its class according to alg. better than cr-v. better than rav4. better than rogue. an adventure that starts with a subaru forester will always leave you smiling. get 0% percent apr financing on the 2018 subaru forester. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from an allergy pill? flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runn

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>> well, this is a super -- >> it's a situation where joe manchin, who's the democratic senator fromest virginia has done a great job of suggesting to people that he's going to be with president trump when it matters. now obviously the challenger is can he make that case credibly. if the republicans and president trump can demonstrate that joe manchin has correspondented with pelosi. but manchin is a very good local politician, he's got inroads throughout west virginia. so this is going to be a challenging situation for the republicans, but nevertheless, sending trump to campaign against joe manchin is an effective way of getting the challenger joe morris sey acros the finish line. >> west virginia is a key battleground for president trump to flip in the midterm elections, so how crucial is this west virginia race in your estimation? >> it's a very important race, it could decide the balance of power in the senate. president trump won this state by 40 points in the 2016 election, but know manchin is still really popular there. that's why president trump is going there, it's about kee

joe manchin to be worried -- ought to be worried.t being honest with the people of west virginia? the liberalized a lot of things that the jobs have not come back yet. >> that's a great question. as much as we can talk about -- he went to carrier and tried to get those jobs back as well. the problem is that the president of the united states, that office alone, cannot bring back an entire industry. incredibly difficult to do, if not impossible. is not so much will he bring those jobs back that will he find opportunity for those who lost jobs through other things? we have not seen the president be able to do that. promises that are not being kept that will not be made. so you are saying make west virginia great again. [laughter] the president is already doing this. you see the growth of the u.s. just in at least 3.5% time for these 2018 midterms. growth will be the biggest since 2005. that combined with record stock markets, which a lot people did not give him credit for. they said the stock market would crash within three days of his

joe manchin in west virginia and across the board people love joe manchin.s this play in the senate race? joe manchin cuts across a lot of areas. >> including this, back some on trade, supreme court nominees and on and on and will continue to demonstrate the ideological flexibility that is the hallmark of his successful career in west virginia. i have never seen them connect as much as they do donald trump. you are looking at number 2. >> running against him, a lot of heat on mister manchin. the brett kavanaugh situation, many hot topics, he looks at a tough race. >> he will say i am voting for brett cavanagh. >> a lot of love there. no doubt about it. so many of these in west virginia. thanks for being with us. ice finally supports a 95-year-old nazi concentration camp guard, sent back to germany. details coming up next. ur marrie that kinda put us in a hole. go someplace exotic? yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. what? what happened? i got a little over-confident on a moped. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) so it

i guarantee you that joe manchin carries more about what they care about versus a bunch of progressiveks. so the point is, these arguments that they are making has taken a toll on brett kavanaugh nationally speaking, but what is more important is what the red states care about, they care more about what trump supporters and people in their state voted for that a bunch of crazy progressives. >> these crazy progressives that you speak of are actually representing the views of a lot of america. >> i -- but i will -- if there are a lot of democrats in the states. >> i'm talking about voters, the senators that are running for reelection in the red states, and what they care about. >> i will concede that if you are joe donnelly, if you are joe manchin, or heidi heitkamp and you are in cycle, this is a tough vote. the democrats have to show that we are fighting, and we are. we are putting the pressure on these senators to at least give a very -- >> i think it will be tough, particularly in west virginia as you brought up because this is a state that president trump has come back to several ti

joe manchin is about seven points ahead right now.ing what will be the deciding factor in this race? here's what some folks said in west virginia today. >> i am democrat. but that doesn't mean about strictly democrat. i vote for who i think is right. >> he doesn't care about west virginians. he's made his money on the backs of not west virginians. he's not even from this area. >> he doesn't know the state like joe mansion does. >> senator manchin is a good man. he's got a good personality. he's kind of like political royalty in our state. >> i do like manchin but there's things that he does kind of like an undercurrent that seem to be fighting for democratic policies that i'm actually four. he does play both sides of the field to get things done and it puts them in compromising positions. >> if you like senator manchin. at this point i feel like he is on shaky ground not knowing what to do. >> if you had manchin's personality and morrissey's voting record you have a real good politician. [laughs] >> martha: a lot to think about for th

joe manchin iii, from west virginia said let's just pass this and there's no point in hanging around. these are noncontroversial nominees have been passed in the judiciary committee. you are just wasting time. but i think there's a lot of pressure on democrats to resist the trump agenda and slow it down at any cost. >> interesting. we will continue to follow you, your twitter handle is @alexander bolton. in your reporting in the hill.com. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> senators were briefed recently on election security. by the director of national intelligence, dan coats. on that security secretary, kirstjen nielsen and fbi director, christopher wray. after the briefing, senators bob corker and dick durbin spoke to reporters. >> we meant telling us about the briefing on camera for a moment? i will be very brief. >> nothing new. i mean i think all of you are reporting on the kinds of things that agencies are doing. our ability to protect ourselves and it was really nothing that i mean i'm going to get a cup of coffee as a matter of fact. >> you believe they are doing enough becau

are you at odds with your opponent, joe manchin.re you in favor of judge kavanaugh. >> i'm in favor of judge kavanaugh, so equaled. joe manchin is once again trying to have it both ways. i think ultimately he will vote for judge kavanaugh because he has to from a political perspective. right now all he is doing appeasing all the coastal elite donors. he doesn't want to take a position until it is absolutely clear that judge kavanaugh is going to pass. i think this is classic joe manchin, try to have it both ways. i think he is never going to be the deciding vote on things that matter for west virginia for our president. i will be a bit different. i'm an ally for the president. a conservative fighter. i will get things done. stuart: patrick morrissey, we'll probably see you at rally tonight in in in west virginia. >> that's great,. stuart: we did reach out to mr. morrissey's opponent, incumbent democrat joe manchin. we asked him to join us. we have not heard back from him. futures, up 48, 50 points at the opening bell. the rally cont

how important is this race patrick morrisey versus joe manchin in november and how important is west virginia in the grand scheme of things? >> west virginia is quite important here. republicans are starting to write off manchin a little bit and they are focusing elsewhere particularly looking at missouri, north dakota and indiana as their three best bets he agrees with the president on a lot of stuff. he agrees with him about coal and in all likelihood will vote for brett kavanaugh. he's a little more difficult than some of these democrats but also for congressional district there's a self-described trump democrat named ricky o. jab at trump democrat who is an iraq veteran who is a democrat for congress from the third congressional district down there in a state state where trump is as popular as he is in west virginia. he is changing the politics and lots of states in places like oklahoma and west virginia where his approval ratings are sky high. he's changing the whole nature of politics in these places. kennedy: at this point at its every candidate for him or herself and you have

it was heitkamp, donnelly and joe manchin. >> i think we could probably just have those three take ite for a kavanaugh. do you think this actually has any effect on -- >> chris: she's not up for reelection and neither is alaska -- murkowski. thank you. but from a standpoint of whether it or not it impacts there, those questions as they were asked were all made on social issues related to kavanaugh and not his qualifications. brett kavanaugh by all accounts is a qualified journalist and will be confirmed to the supreme court. those who vote against him do so at their own peril. >> if they keep calling for all these documents. >> chris: i mean the level of partisanship here is unprecedented. >> it is. i think it's also kind of funny that they ask for all these emails and they uncovered these emails and as they uncovered in them, the biggest crime they uncovered is that he stays at the office really late and his bosses are admonishing him to go home and, this guy is clearly qualified and is clearly going to get past. i wish we could get over all the dramatics. >> chris: let's strike it o

calls to delay his hearings, they were joined in that call by the west virginia democratic senator joe manchinho said the hearing should go ahead. in another twist for michael cohen, sources tell fox news that he has been subpoenaed to testify in the investigation of the trump foundation that's going on in new york. >> bret: let's get some analysis now from legal scholar alan dershowitz, harvard law professor and author of the new book "the case against impeaching trump." thanks for being here, you heard the president saying this wasn't a campaign violation, what about that argument that he and his people are now making? >> he is more correct than his critics are. it's complicated. the law is clear that the president may contribute to his own campaign so if the president had paid $280,000, even if he had done so, that would be no problem it would be legal. if cohen himself made the contribution that would be unlawful because he has a limit of $5200. the complicated issue is what if trump told him to do it? then cohen would be acting for trump in the campaign contribution would be unlawful as l

i have a track record for having opposed democrats, and remember joe manchin when he was running for senate, he shot the obama legislation, he's been there on this point. he said, i was with you all along. >> you might also say that about brett kavanaugh, the president supreme court nominee. >> i bet you he well. be sure to tune into the daily briefing tomorrow, we will have the first national interview with andrew wheeler since he became active epa administrator. as a "wall street journal" reports, the president is expected to announce a rollback of restrictions on a coal burning power plants. imagine never meeting her parents until well into your adult life? more than a dozen people had that experience today. and the pope addresses the world's billion plus catholics about the latest allegations of sexual abuse in the church. how the pontiff is responding to international outrage. >> i would like the pope to take away their rights to be a priest, to not cover it up, to have them be prosecuted the same as anyone else would be prosecuted. ♪ do you need the most trusted battery in your

he met with two today and he's met with senator joe manchin from west virginia. the three he's met with at this point are all three that voted for neil gorsuch for the last supreme court justice and three facing really tough re-elections in states trump won by double digits. they're facing pressure to support kavanaugh. they have to take the meeting. >> neil: should we say heidi heitkamp of north dakota, joe donnelly and joe manchin. they're in big win trump states. do you think at this point or are you getting a sense that they would vote for kavanaugh? >> well, they're reserving that they're going to wait to see what happens during the hearings. i think they'll wait to the very last minute to show their hands. i think they're really waiting to see what happens with senator susan collins and lisa murkowski. the two republicans that are sort of the question marks. they have not said which way they will vote. they are both pro choice and have broken with their party in the past. so democrats' strategy is to put the pressure on those two first, to see if those two

>> melissa: despite the pressure, joe manchin met with kavanaugh and donnelly is planning to meet as well. majority whip john cornyn says senator schumer is trying to delay. watch. >> now we are engaged in what i call the "great paper chase." this leaves me with the inescapable conclusion this is all about foot-dragging and delay. they know that they can't attack him based on qualifications, based on his character. and now it's all about paper and delay and obstruction. >> melissa: interesting stuff. do you think this is the best move for democrats? >> marie: i'm sort of in the middle here. i do think the senate has a right to advise and consent on the supreme court nominees and any paper throughout in the history directly relevant to how he would do his job is something the senate should have. i think it's a fair ask to make. whether the documents are part of when he worked at the white house or not, i don't know. some might not be relevant. i argued, the democrats, sorry to say, we'll lose the fight and he will probably be confirmed. if that is the case i don't think that the democ

he is challenge senator joe manchin in november. it is one of the red states the president won big. is chris stirewalt. it is a fascinating dynamic, manchin, conservative democrat has praised the president. president has done the same for manchin. now the president is going on gop on him tonight. >> everything is always better in west virginia, we know that to be true. and i'm not just saying that because i'm a west virginiaian. if you like politics the politics there are perfect because it gets awfully complicated awfully quickly. there will be a lot of ticket splitting this year in west virginia and there will be a lot of people in west virginia who in 2016 voted for donald trump who vote for joe manchin. what we're waiting to see and what we want to find out is, is donald trump coming to attack joe manchin, coming to elevate patrick morrissey or coming to have a campaign rally for himself? those are three different things. >> eric: so what do we expect him to say tonight? he will back morrissey but manchin backed judge gorsuch and other policies of the president. >> and we expect

party somewhat for the us democrats in local elections in ohio they expected victory but instead joe manchin grabbed over a thousand votes to swing the poll so unhappy with a loss the democrats lashed out at the green party as usual brush it to syria can explain small. believe it or not there might be a new villain in u.s. politics meet kill man check one of the green party's congressional candidates in ohio who was alleged to have sway an election with just over a thousand votes but couldn't even remember his own campaign website. or congress dot wordpress dot called words lawyers something you might think that no one would be threatened by this unassuming guy but you'd be wrong that the democrats narrowly lost that election to the g.o.p. mantric and the entire green party were immediately scapegoated for the defeat this is an embarrassment. to green party can you please wait to make your symbolic votes at a time when our government isn't being overrun by white supremacists. so the green party candidate is an immigrant from a distant planet as he explains on facebook we can vote for whoever

and i sit in those leadership meetings with everyone from joe manchin to bernie sanders and i thing also yesterday.than iso she said the criminal justice system from start to finish is essentially racist. aart of the criminal justice system, a former county prosecutor. that's a large charge. i understand where she's going there. is that a fair hit? >> for people who have been victimized and have been a victim of crime, they need a criminal justice system that works for them. i have worked with a lot of very good prosecutors and police officers that do some of the hardest jobs every day. but we know that there is racism in this system that needs to be fixed. that's why we have started instituting body cameras, which is a great solution. doing things on eyewitness id. i think the solutions are there for us. we have to reform the system. >> senator klobuchar, thank you for coming on. sharing your views. ♪ i was able to turn the aircraft around, and the mission around, and was able to save two men's lives that night. two days later, 9/11 happened. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feed

lisa murkowski, susan collins, joe manchin, joe donnelly and heidi heitkamp and i bet you dimes to donutsr judge kavanaugh. arthel: liberty met with him, too. thank you. we will see you again dimensional jaffer. tree into jury deliberations in the palm in for trial. the former campaign chairman for the president is facing 18 counts of bank and tax fraud. also happens to be facing a second trial expect it to start next month on allegations of lying to the fbi among other charges. garrett tunney live in washington with an update of what we can expect. >> back to work tomorrow for this jury after they told him not to speak with anyone and put it out of their mind until 9:30 monday morning. this will be day three of jury jury deliberations in review of the evidence from the trial including 27 witnesses and hundreds of exhibits but prosecutors presented including financial statements, loan applications, e-mail some photographs. during the first integration of jury passed a note to the judge asking for questions including please define reasonable doubt. judge ellis responded the government did

how hard does it make it to place negative stories about a joe donnelly or a heidi heitkamp or a joe manchin, given that these stories have it comes so much more nationalized? is it harder than in 2014 or 2016? alex: i think the naturalization nationalization of the presidency and what is going on in washington, is somewhat confined to the washington bubble just because i think -- i am from pennsylvania originally, so i have a lot of family and friends back home in the county where the president was last night. friendsmy family and were two-time obama voters who ended up voting for the president. whenever i get a chance, i ask them what they think is going on, what it is they feel about what is happening in america today. i think in terms of what is going on day today in washington and the latest controversy or the latest tweet, that is not necessarily the case out there in these red states. i think what the voters in these states, what i hear most often from family and friends and other people, other political operatives that i work with, is that there is a real desire from the constituents

he is letting joe donnelly of indiana, joe manchin of west virginia make their own decision on kavanaugh, even though potentially this is the biggest issue of the midterms. that the vote comes close to election day. there has been a dynamic in the senate all year long. nicholas: they are running hard against the republican tax cuts, income inequality was unfair, the working people think that will resonate in a lot of states. their efforts to repeal obama care and potentially go after other entitlements. these are issues that will help democrats in win over independence. and by and large they are , counting on the energy among the democratic base against president trump to be on their side. they do not think they have to mention it overtly. >> as far the health care message, nick is exactly right. they've had trouble getting their message to breakthrough because the media is not that interested an -- in writing about rising premiums, they have been focused on russia, trump, and it does not seem to move voters. >> we have a couple more weeks of senate business and then -- it all really sta

>> dagen: yes, because there is pressure on joe manchin, joe donnelly in indiana and heidi heitkamp who: will they do it before the midterm? >> dagen: absolutely, it is a winner for the base. speak to the democrats do not have the numbers. joe lieberman was right, the republicans started this by not even considering merrick garland. but they don't have the numbers to block judge kavanaugh. b5 but was he borked? >> judge napolitano: he wasn't even considered. don't get me going on borked. >> kennedy: we have more "outnumbered" and just a moment, there is so much show on the inside, stay right here. . . no matter who rides point, there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. call one today. are you in good hands? >> kennedy: thanks so much for the incomparable and wildly intelligent judge nap. >> dagen: my mother is texting me about power tan and wanted me to also note that pawa tan is a famous american leader in virginia and also the father of pocahontas. >> judge: so everybody should know how to pronounce it. >> kennedy: everybody only on the outnumbered couch do you get that kind

one thing that has not been noted a lot, joe manchin got 1127 votes, not enough to tip the balance but without the green party candidate and those votes on the left the democratic candidate would have been even closer. there might be some frustration when you talk about socialists and others pulling the party to the left, the green party candidate ended up making this more interesting. without the green party candidate this would have been even tighter. >> may have put it within the mandatory recount margin, 0.5. inside the margin, publicly funded but outside that the loser would have to -- if they win their money is refunded. >> with the margin of 1700 votes by our calculation that puts balderson up by 0.9 percentage points. it would be a bigger margin than the smaller advantage of points meaning of the green party candidate had not been in here this likely would have been within the 0.5% needing a recount. barring whatever votes we have we will see what happens. it is outside the threshold. shannon: back to our panel. >> work really hard. if donald trump is popular in your district,

it is a show of support for the republican challenging joe manchin for his senate seat this fall.s reunited with long-lost family members after decades. jillian: benjamin hall introducing people torn apart by the korean war. >> reporter: after six decades families from north and south korea torn apart by war finally reunited. a 92-year-old woman cried as she hugged her son for the first time in 65 years. the 75 woman, his stepbrother, she was with him as a child trying to escape the korean war. >> we were separated, what happened to us? what a world. i'm so happy. >> reporter: 300 south koreans from 89 families to see their loved ones out of an estimated 60700,000 people who have family there. the rare reunion comes after kim jong un and president moon agreed to it. it is part of a historic summit in the demilitarized zone following the us pressure campaign. >> i could recognize it from the past even though he has gotten old and wrinkled, there is some of them left from my memory. >> reporter: relatives will spend 3 days in the country but only 11 supervised hours together. north

and heidi heitkamp's offices during the second and third democrats to meet with him after senator joe manchin sat down with him in july. all three are facing tough reelection bids in republican states. they also voted for donald trump's first nominee, neil gorsuch. he also meet with ron johnson who already lauded the nominee. the senate judiciary committee released a third batch of documents from cavanagh's time is a white house lawyer for george w. bush. they have also reviewed documents from 12 years on the dc circuit. john cornyn says more documents are being produced than for any other supreme court nominee. >> the best way to get a sense how judge will perform on the future is how he or she has performed on the bench in the past. >> reporter: the confirmation hearing will last three or four days. top senate republicans want him confirmed by the supreme court at next term which begins october 1st. in washington ray logan, fox news. >> elliott sadler is hanging up his helmet to spend more time with his kids. rob: i want to be there to hug them when they do well and dust them off and send t

. >> it would be very difficult for joe manchin or heidi heitkamp or joe donnelly to be the boat thated kavanaugh from being confirmed, their home states want and confirmed. there's a great air of confidence, chuck grassley was patrolling saying he'd gone through about 400,000 pages of documentation, twice as much as any previous nominee and he said, i expect the democrats have done the same thing basically looking forward to the confirmation. >> molly: and i understand that democrats are still angry about mary garland. i think the president's nominees should have at a hearing and showed about a vote but that's not a reason to say no this time to someone who is pretty clearly qualified. >> molly: hugo, what about fireworks next week, where would they be as we watch the questioning and confirmation hearings on hold >> i suspect they will be pretty damp, the ones they will be raising about judge kavanaugh's decisions, the surveillance state and he's tended toward giving the power to the president to surveilled. but i don't think any of these things will be very explosive. >> molly: so y

sitting down with senator heidi heitkamp and joe donnelly, he already met with west virginia senator joe manchinthe far left is fuming over the fibers and breakthrough with 49 members of the senate democratic conference they don't think the parties doing enough to block kavanaugh's confirmation. rob: adobe bridge collapse, the death toll rising overnight after a bridge in italy buckles sending dozens of cars plunging 150 feet. the desperate search for survivors. >> the blue wave on primary night or did it come crashing down? we will break down the results, impact on the midterms and what our next guest calls the most entertaining race to watch this november. ♪ jillian: welcome back. the man accused in london at suspected terror attack just identified. sudanese immigrant claims into 15 cyclists and pedestrians before plowing into a barricade outside parliament. three people were hurt. the motive still unknown. police are searching several properties in central england, two and the suspect's home town where he was known by local police. the taliban reeling after airstrikes killed 220 terrorists in

sitting down with heidi heitkamp and joe donnelly and met with west virginia senator joe manchin, fuming over the bipartisan breakthrough with only 49 members of the senate democratic conference, they don't think the parties doing enough to block kavanaugh's confirmation. >> ivanka trump showing support for the next generation of scientists and engineers. the first daughter meeting with the student robotics team in pittsburgh. >> show me the different projects you have. jillian: ivanka meeting with the girls of steel team at the space delivery company. spoke about the need to train students and workers in the digital economy. just about 9 minutes after the hour. beyond absurd, backlash for the judge granted bonds to the new mexico compound extremists. our next guest, is american islamic forum calling the ruling absurd. why he says the media is also to blame. >> when someone comes to call out bigots and it gets hot, even physical are they equally wrong if the biggest they are fighting, i argue know. rob: kim jong un antifa with threats to kill the president. cnn's chris cuomo defending th

these challenges, democrats joe manchin for his senate seat this fall.wn party, john kasich hinting he could take on donald trump in 2020. >> maybe i will, maybe i won't. i don't know. here's what i do know. my job as a human being ultimately is to serve the lord and if i'm helping people to realize their god-given purpose and destiny than i am striking ten and that is good. rob: is potentially stealing your own party's votes the right move? here to weigh in is the partner lee carter. and the republican nomination, we can technically still any votes from donald trump because it would be a primary type thing. >> historically when this happens the incumbent president doesn't happen. this happened to george hw bush, jimmy carter, a number of different times in the past. what we have to keep in mind is this president isn't like any other president we have seen before, no conventional wisdom applies here. i'm not surprised we have a republican running against this president because we do have a faction of the republican party that is a never trump and the fac

joe joe manchin and jon tester temperature. he can motivate them to turn republican. charles: if you go back to march 1 when the trump administration announced the star rivers on steel and aluminum. not any of the talking heads thought the market would be up now. many thought the market would crash. not only has the market not crashed. we are trending even higher than 4.2%. why haven't the tariffs derailed the comed? >> we are dealing with strong fundamentals. let's talk about the consumer. we saw extremely great numbers with record high consumer confidence over 1 state years. 1 -- over 18 years. all these headlines i think are just headlines. charles: the term the economy is on the move -- we are physically moving. it's not just consumer spending. we are going to malls. we are getting up off the sofa going to malls. we are averaging 200% increase in people come together labor force. in july there were 53,000 big rig trucks ordered. that says something to me that no polls can speak to. >> i think when we look back at this historians and economists will say the states

he met with joe manchin last month. >>> closing arguments in the paul manafort trial.d and tax evasion many times over,. steve: steve student workers union protesting on campus with a list of demand including higher wage, free tuition and subsidized housing. they want it all. >> poverty wages. steve: they're also calling for free housing and legal support for illegal immigrants. they would like to disarm the police. so are these bargaining goals as the union calls them crossing the line? are they fair. talk to editor-in-chief of campusreform.org lawrence jones joins us live. >> i have never seen a group of kids that constantly work against their own interests. we've been reporting this on the leadership institute at campus reform about the cost of college. over last 30 years, has increased by over 200%. and now they want to reward illegals on campus? just like brown university, who is giving masters degrees to illegals on campus. uc berkeley that has invested 800-k into giving tuition into illegals. working against their own interests. that only increase the amount it

state today to talk about this in a change in the senate seat in west virginia currently held by joe manchin>> thanks to jen coming from washington, d the -- d.c. remember all of the charts featured on bloomberg tv, save your favorites for future reference. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: this is the european close. vonnie: ceo andrew mackenzie says he sees no significant slowdown in china but is worried about the impacts of more trade friction. he spoke to bloomberg about his concern. >> we are not seeing any in china. perhaps a little bit in copper but other than that, everything is going well. obviously, concerns we have going forward are that when the protectionism does take hold, it will have a dampening effect on the global economy. that will ultimately affect bhp. we expect china will mitigate some impacts that it faces. to -- too more stimulate domestic demand. it will work harder to actually encourage exporters and from trade -- talking to ministers around the world, a lot of countries in the world want to trade more with each other. it looks like the u.s. wants to trade less with the