. >> john graham, thank you very much. the insularity of the iv of the class and i think it's changed. my father was a stockbroker and my mother was a lecturer appeared as a teenager i bagged groceries at the supermarket and my peers all did the same. we knew we were going to university. developing not work ethic was as important to studying. i get the sense the ivy league today haven't had that experience when they were younger. is that true? >> i think that's very true in some ways the way i would describe this is among this class of people, life was then raised and the pool of parents was to get as much of it much of it they got that the race is humanly possible and bagging groceries doesn't do nearly as much if you get ahead in the race as preparing kids for the s.a.t. i definitely think there's a lot of elements of truth to that. >> i think that is hugely important. i have a quiz, the buccal quays coming apart that has since been online this is how it is your bubble that isolates you from mainstream america and the mo

steven: senators lindsey graham and john mccain have kind of lampooned you with threatening the suspension, how can this have any influence on the russians? i just, look, because i've -- you and i have talked about this before that i'd like to understand how you, if you're putting yourself, as a diplomat does, in the heads and intentions of russia, how do they see the map in their future and what are you trying to influence? and if we do walk away, then what influence do we have with the russians? kerry: well, i'm not worried about lampooning, particularly from people who don't seem to have the votes or the ability to be able to cobble together a legitimate plan or a legitimate approach. i don't see congress panting to put people on the ground to go to war in syria. i don't see people -- it's easy to be critical of the diplomatic effort because it's difficult, but what is the alternative? is the united states of america going to go to war in syria? i don't think that's about to happen. we are at war against isil and we are going to win that war; i have no doubt about that. and we are makin

know of offhand of hacked republican materials being made public is believe related senatorey graham and johnain, have -- they're not friendly to donald trump. so that is kind of interesting. james: there does seem to be a pattern. mark: in terms of large-scale, i do believe the republicans have probably for intelligence gathering purposes. there is no evidence of anything like the publications of material like as is happening with the democrats. host: james lewis, i do not mean to beat this, but how is it the fbi knew before the organizations that were hacked? what is the evidence they saw? james: in some instances the fbi has gotten the authority to monitor some networks, not always in the u.s., but you could monitor a russian network and see outgoing traffic. you could monitor with the help of nsa some domestic networks to see if they were being hack ed. it is hard to explain in it open setting but if you knew what a russian attack looks like, you could look for that attack on the network and trace it back to where it might live. host: a a few weeks ago there was a story in "the new york t

you've seen some senators, you've seen lindsey graham, john mccain, some senators coming out and condemninghis. you have to wonder how far behind paul ryan is. because trump tried to clarify today. he joked about it, which wasn't very funny. and seemed to give us a little wiggle room saying what his surrogates were saying last night that if it's certified he's going to be fine with it. but we'll have to see if paul ryan engages on this. >> david, a recent bloomberg poll, and i'll put the numbers up on the screen, shows that more republicans believe trump better reflects the views of the party than paul ryan does. donald trump 51%, paul ryan 33%. so maybe trump does appreciate that. >> and trump has capitalized on this. i think it's object been recently that this has broken bad for paul ryan in terms of poll numbers, in terms of how people are responding in his district. he's in a tough position trying to hold the party together. i think that's why he tacitly endorsed ryan. but he's living with a choice he made. he could have disowned trump when mitt romney did back in march. now he is sort

. >> here to talk more and what it means for the rest of the campaign, let me bring in tim graham and john. >> let me ask you, john, do you expect any legal action from trump as a result of the story and keeping in mind his organization did threaten to sue before the time it was published. >> he can file whatever suit he liked but he does not have much grounds to stand on. if you look at trump's history of failed first amendment lawsuit from tim o'brien or the chicago tribune where he sued them describing trump tower is lousy. these suits get thrown out of court. it is an intimidation tactic but it can have a chilling e if hff. >> tim, do you see something in this story that feels wrong or off base. >> we have all kinds of anonymous sources. this story just calling it plain reporting is wrong. >> what do you mean anonymous sourc sources? >> they published the documents from 1995 from the newspaper. >> they are on the front page today saying he benefited from the vast destruction. this newspaper had the restrain from a flesh of eating zombies they announced on the front page where their job

mike pence was there and lindsey graham and john mccain were there there is something going on in the county which is a swik county in nevada. >> our poll arguably is conforming to what you have seen in others. our nevada poll didn't conform as much. our new hampshire numbers did that with points and the biggest difference is college educated whites. there is a larger group in new hampshire than nevada. that may explain why that lead opened up. >> we are seeing new hampshire display the usual swing state behavior. hillary clinton has a high single digit lead and new hampshire is acting like it's more democratic. that's about right. college educated women is an important force here both for clinton and for a governor. i think also keep an eye on college-educated male. as well as high school educated females. that is keeping the gender gap constand because they are trending except for high school educated male voters which is trump's stronghold. >> you looked at ayotte. who is the group of voters that she has to continue to count on to pull this off? >> well, clearly the republican base

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e-mails, i believe, belonging to or related to two people named lindsey graham, senator lindsey graham and senator john healthcare cane have a-- mccain, have appeared on the internet, and believe it or not, they're not friendly to donald trump. [laughter] >> guest: there does seem to be a pattern. >> on the other hand, in terms of large scale, i mean, i do believe that the republicans have been hacked in the sense probably for intelligence-gathering purposes. there's no evidence of anything like this sort of publication of material like is happening to the democracy. >> host: james lewis, i want to go back to this, and i don't mean to beat this, but how is it that the fbi knew before the organizations that were hacked? what's the evidence that they saw? specifically? >> guest: in some instances the fbi has gotten the authority to monitor some networks not always in the u.s., but you could monitor, say, a russian network and see outgoing traffic. you could monitor with the help of nsa some domestic networks to see if they were being hacked. but if there's -- it's hard to explain in an open setting, but

in reno, john mccain and lindsey graham campaigned with joe heck, who's locked in a tight race there. earlier this month, heck yanked his endorsement of trump and on tuesday was called out by the audience to refuse to reveal who he will vote for. he also responded by being mocked by president obama on his home turf. >> i think the president demeaned the presidency by resorting to middle school name calling as he tries to prop up harry reid's hand picked candidate for the state of nevada. >> what the heck? what the heck? heck no! heck no! heck no. >> are you telling people who you're voting for for president? >> it's my ballot. i'll wait until november 8th. it's a personal decision who you vote for. it's a secret ballot, just like your ballot is a secret ballot. >> the democrats have surrogates out, as well. elizabeth warren heads to pittsburgh today and she laid down a blistering attack on the republican senator richard burr yesterday in north carolina. >> now, donald trump's been out there. he hasn't been hiding who he is. he's been out there from the very beginning. he's been out th

say but i think you find out guys who holler at me but would go to the wall for me like john mccain and lindsey graham. we disagree but i call seven of my colleagues on the republican side saying, you know, this is wrong not to hold a hearing on the supreme court justice. they all said, you're right, joe. i know it's wrong but joe, if i go ahead and move now, koch brothers come in with $3 million to $5 million. we got a case of the tail wagging the dog. >> if she wins, should she settle for judge garland instead of a more progressive pick? >> i don't think it's settling. i think she should stick with garland but that's her choice. >> you called him out. it got a lot of attention. the biggest odds makers wants to know if you get him behind the gym. do you regret it? >> i was making a point that i think it's insulting to say to the guys i grew up with, athletes i spend a lot of time in locker rooms that we talk like that. this is not locker room talk. and you know as well as i do, in the thaneighborhood, if somebod locker room talked that way and your sister is outside and her friends, you know what you

john kasich, jeb bush. lindsey graham. trump saying i don't know how they live with themselves.ses the question, why is he going after these fellow republicans with only 14 days left to go? doesn't he have other things to point towards? >> we know donald trump likes to hold a grudge. what we've seen in the last few weeks is for him to really consistently go after and try to chase his tried and true supporters, fire up his base, even though it's not pulling new supporters in for him. this is throwing out red meat to those supporters, railing against the establishment, talking about the past grudges. i also think it hints a little bit that he is laying some groundwork for his post-election, postmortem casting of blame. we heard him say in an interview with reuters today, we would win 100% if we had support from the leadership at the top of the party. par part and parcel to that. >> jeffrey tuben. he refer mentions the republican senator marco rubio at all. he is in a tough re-election fight against patrick murphy, the democrat. should he be helping more of the down-ballot republic

joining me now two stellar debate experts john donovan is the debate moderator for intelligence squared u.s. debates, todd grahamn illinois university. he's been recognized three times as the national debate coach of the year. john donovan, a preliminary question, this has to be confronted at the start of this debate tomorrow night, wouldn't you agree? they don't have opening statements, but if you were moderating, wouldn't you deal with it initially? >> i think it's absolutely top of mind. i think, in fact, probably it's possible that more people will watch this debate even in the first one which would be unprecedented. and there's no way that either anderson cooper or martha rad dats will not put that question to donald trump. the question is what's the question to hillary clinton. >> todd, donald trump suggested at the end of that video taped apology that he's going there. is that a wise strategy? >> that's a terrible debate strategy. this is something that could only paint hillary clinton in a more positive and empathetic light. listen, hillary clinton doesn't get a lot of empathy from people, but if donald

john mccain, people like lindsey graham praised her as one of the most effective secretaries of state. if she win and that's what we are focused on over the next two weeks is winning, i think she will be a president who can work with republicans. she's done that in the past on really important foreign policy and domestic issues. >> doug, is she looking too far past this race right now? >> no, absolutely not. look, quite frankly -- >> he answered that very quickly. >> let me just tell you, we spend -- we are at the office for 20 hours a day. the folks in brooklyn are, too. when it comes to down ballot races, one thing to point out is that the dnc and hfa have invested $100 million in coordinated campaigns across the country in many overlapping senate states. we just transferred $2.5 million to the ds and $2.5 million to the d-trip to help them help the senate, help us flip the senate and help us pick up a bunch of seats in the house. that's where our focus is on, winning the white house and making real gains in congress. >> i love the casual drop in the answer to that question. mark pr

so he will write in lindsey graham, an early presidential candidate, a close friend of john mccain and it's just hard to really capture how difficult it is for someone who has been the nominee, to reject a current nominee. not an easy thing to do, especially unlike mitt romney, john mccain on the ballot in november trying to win another term in the senate. almost an impossible place to be. don't want to offend the voters, those that like trump and trying to say, i'm a part of an organization which is the republican party and also trying to say that is behavior that is unacceptable. so that's where he is at this point. >> one more here, kelly o. during our conversation, we appeared to have found ourselves in the middle of a donald trump tweetstorm here this morning. he's just tweeted again. i don't know if we can even pull it up on the screen just yet. if we can, do so. here's the tweet here. it is so nice that the shackles have been taken off me and i can now fight for america the way i want to. we've got a trump surrogate here in just a moment. i' ask her precisely. any idea what that

john mccain... after mccain said in a debate last night he will not vote for ?either? candidate. "i think i might write in lindsey graham. of people like him. the fact is i can't, seriously, i cannot vote for either one." trump's response? "the very foul mouthed sen. john mccain begged for my support during his primary (i gave, he won), then dropped me over locker room remarks!" paul ryan has not unendorsed trump - so what is he saying about trump's tweet. nothing so far - publicly. but his responded by saying the speaker is focused "on defeating democrats, and all republicans running for office should probably do the same." former vice-president al gore campaigned with hillary clinton in miami, florida today. clinton and gore both spoke about dealing with climate change. and gore talked about the importance of getting out to vote. your vote really, really really counts a lot. you can consider me an exhibit a of that gore lost florida by a couple of hundred votes in 2000, and therefore lost the election. the n-b-c news, wall street journal poll taken ?after? sunday night's debate shows clinton with a 9 point lead over t

john mccain's statement. you saw senator lindsey graham say something about this. so he's just, again, alienating himself from the broader republican party and sticking with and -- >> i cover the white house like carol. it's astounding. having president obama respond in the rose garden just this week at a bilateral appearance with the head of another state, from italy, talking about the american system. the italian prime minister lavished praise on the united states as a great partner in, an ally, and sort of a beacon of, you know, sort of values. and the president here, the president first question to him was about this very thing. the president expressed great frustration with the idea the system is rigged. the next day, spoke to him yesterday, josh earnest said the president is concerned about this rhetoric. >> if you're a down ballot republican, say you're marco rubio running in the state of florida, running ahead of donald trump, and donald trump is saying the system is rigged, what if you win the state of florida and donald trump doesn't win the state florida

. >> and the moderators john mccain on who he would vote for now that he has unendorsed donald trump. he kind of jokingly said he would write this his good friend, lindsey graham, and then said in could not vote for either candidate. marc? >> all right, andrew. and the polls right now do show john mccain with a double digit lead over kirkpatrick. any thought on whether the polls could change? >> the lead right now is so 16 points. that was a statewide poll. however, that poll was conducted before this past weekend's events and all of the comments that donald trump made on a hot mic. >> the election is less than a month away. now if you want to vote, you have less than two hours now to register. you can go to servicearizona.com to register online. the arizona republican party headquarters near 24th street and osborn will be staying open until midnight to help people register, and also the democratic party headquarters, they will also be open until midnight tonight. if you need to register, you can go over there as well. that is at central and thomas in phoenix. >>> coming up, wikileaks releases more e-mails concerning hillary clinton and her campaign. and an ar

you have john mccain saying he'll write in lindsey graham's name. isn't actively campaigning for trump. who does this hurt more -- donald trump or vulnerable senators trying to keep a lock on the senate on capitol hill. >> it hurts the person at the top of the ticket. when you have a standard you want donald trump to bring everyone into the tent, you want everyone rowing in the same direction. this is what's interesting about this. the turmoil and the anger and angst out there amongst the american people have in the sense of party politics. really the only thing that matters to the house and senate is how many trump supporters are in the district or state. in this particular election it's easy for those who can look at congressional district numbers and say most people are trump supporters so i will be fine. people in the senate who say in a heavily red state like south carolina, i will be fine. the question is those in toss-up states and districts and campaigns and how you run cam pains matter. the ability of the politician to be able to walk the t

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john don van for intelligence u.s. debates and todd graham at southern illinois university.won five national championships and advanced to the final four nine consecutive years and he's been recognizing three times as the national debate coach of the year. john don van, a preliminary question. this has to be confronted at the start of this debate tomorrow night. wouldn't you agree? they don't have opening statements but if you were moderating like you do in intelligence square, wouldn't you deal with it initially? >> i think it's absolutely top of mind. i think, in fact, probably it's possible that more people will watch this debate even than the first one which would be unprecedented and no way that either anderson cooper or martha radditz is not able to put it to donald trump but the question to hillary clinton. >> todd, donald trump suggested at the end of the videotape apology he's going there. is that a wise strategy? >> that's a terrible debate strategy. this is something that could only paint hillary clinton in a more positive and empathetic light. hillary clinton doe

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if lindsey graham questioned john mccain's patriotism and said he wasn't a real p.o.w., we would probably out to us later in the campaign, he was a master at dropping a bomb every friday people would respond to the bomb and president's response to the bomb and talk about it on sunday's shows and then monday would be set for a continued debate on how somebody as depraved as donald trump could even be in this race. it was just a blur. for six months. it worked for a long time. ingenious. for a long time it seemed to be strateg strategic. what i don't know is was it as strategic as we think or popeye i am what i am. >> that's the question. it seems like -- there's an opportunity for trump to turn the summer and the fall into a reality show about his transformation into an appealing general election candidate. that did not happen. >> the thing is, you brought this up, there were two times when he attempted it. was it wisconsin that went so badly? for two weeks he attempted it. he was disciplined. he rolled through the northeast with these massive wins. his numbers went up and then it exploded

graham. the party itself still has its back for donald trump for now. more from dana bash. >> reporter: john and christine, republicans all weekend long said they were hitting the pause button and waiting to see how donald trump performed in the debate. that pause button is no longer pressed. the republicans in the house had a conference call first thing in the morning after the debate. the house speaker made it clear he will not defend donald trump anymore. he also said that he is not going to unendorse him or take back his endorsement. it was a bit of a mixed message. it is a clearly gray area. some people close to paul ryan admit it does look like he is trying to have it both ways because he is. he has a lot of members from red districts who have constituents who are hard-core trump supporters who want him elected. there are others from vulnerable districts who are dragged down by donald trump. he says do what you have to do. the rnc committee chair reince priebus has a harder job. his job is to follow the will of the voters who put donald trump in the position of being the republican nom

graham. he is a good friend of mine. a lot of people like him. >> reporter: republican senator john mccain withdrew his support. >> seriously, i can not vote for either one. report tt fallout comes after tapes were released on which trump can be heard making meanwhile, new revelations about the clinton campaign. e-mails released by wikileaks from clinton's inner circle showed they were worried elizabeth warren would endorse bernie sanders for president instead of clinton. warren did not formally endorse either candidate during the primary season but has been a fierce supporter of clinton on the campaign trail as she takes on trump. and most of those leaked e-mails were among clinton's campaign staff. only a few jennifer eagan, 7 news. >> christa: talk about the red sox. their play-off dreams dashed. and a storied career coming to an end. look at. that david ortiz saying good-bye. holding back tears after 14 seasons here in boston. and he clearly was emotional as he tipped his cap to the crowd at fenway last night. not the ending everybody was hoping for. certainly, memorable, to say the least. good-bye and questions about t

in reno, republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham campaigned with joe heck locked in a tighteck yanked his endorsement of trump and was called out by the audience yesterday for refusing to reveal who he will vote for. and he responded to being mocked by president obama on his home turf. >> i think the president actually demeaned the presidency by resorting to middle school name calling. >> what the heck? what the heck? heck, no. heck, no. heck, no. >> when are you going to tell people who you're voting for for president? >> it's my ballot. it's a personal decision who you vote for. it's a secret ballot just like your ballot is a secret ballot. >> joining us now a writer for "the fix." >> someone suggested yesterday that this was what donald trump is doing today by going to d.c. at his hotel is one of the worst time management moves by a presidential candidate. does this show his leadership? >> he's a businessman. >> the point is he's playing to a national audience always. this is a thing i did. i get that angle. you're right. last week he was in pennsylvania where he's down b

hacked republican material being made public is some e-mails i believe related to lindsey graham and senator john mccain have appeared on the internet. believe it or not they are not friendly to donald trump. so that's kind of interesting aspect there does seem to be a pattern. >> on the other hand, in terms of large-scale, i do believe the republicans have been hacked into since probably for intelligence gathering purposes. there so evidence of anything like the publications of material like as is happening with the democrats tried one of want to go back to this and i don't mean to beat this, but how is it that the fbi knew before the organizations that were hacked? what's the evidence that they saw specifically? >> guest: in some instances the fbi has got me the authority to monitor some networks, not always in the u.s. but you could monitor say a russian network and see outgoing traffic. you could monitor with the help of nsa some domestic networks to see if they were being hacked. but it's hard to explain in an open setting but if he knew what a russian attack looked like you could look for t

graham. he is an old good friend of mine. >> reporter: but republican senator and former presidential candidate john mccain withdrew his support. >> i cannot vote for either one. >> reporter: the fallout comes after tapes were released on which trump can explicit comments. new revelations about the clinton campaign. e-mails released by wikileaks from clinton's inner circle show they were worried elizabeth warren would endorse bernie sanders for president instead of clinton. warren didn't formally endorse either candidate during the primary season but had been a fierce supporter of clinton as she takes on trump. these are the results of the nbc news "wall street journal" pole which was taken after the video of donald trump talki explease italy about women was leaked. it shows clinton now has an 11 point lead over trump in a four-way matchup for the white house with gary johnson and jill steen. thursday night at 11:00 we'll have the results of our own poll. 7 news teamed up with umass local and polled voters in new hampshire about who they are supporting in the race for president. we'll give you those results thursday night at 1

last night, john mccain at his own debate, asked if he'll vote for trump. >> i think i might write in lindsey graham. he's a good friend of mine and a lot of people like him. the fact is, i can't -- seriously, i cannot vote for either one. >> reporter: mccain pulling his support after this video. trump on a bus bragging his celebrity status allows him to grope women. >> when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> reporter: trump tweeting, "the very foul-mouthed senator john mccain begged for my support during his primary. i gave, he won. then dropped me over locker room and tonight, trump attacking clinton in this brutal new ad. >> hillary clinton failed every single time as secretary of state. now, she wants to be president. hillary clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead in our world. >> reporter: it comes just 48 hours after trump described clinton this way. >> i will say this about hillary. she doesn't quit, she doesn't give up. i respect that. i tell it like it is. she's a fighter. good trait. >> tom llamas joins us live tonight.

. >> is john mccain -- >> senator mccain -- when senator mccain said he might write in lindsey graham, i would say this much, lindsey graham may be very flattered by that but that approach has a chance of irweaponriably damaging the constitution and generations in this country. and i think it's a profound mistake on congressman mccain's part. >> thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. >> absolutely. >>> coming up next is the trump campaign of strategy going down in a blaze of glory taking the republican party with him. we'll talk with boris ep stein and then back to the future, all eyes on battleground florida, where hillary clinton hits the stump with al gore less than one hour from now. so, can can gore convince millenials that clinton is the woman to support, that every vote matters? we'll see. hey lmaybe let's play upl our the digital part. but it's a manufacturing job. yeah, well ge is doing a lot of cool things digitally to help machines communicate, might want to at least mention that. i'm building rld-changing machines. does that threaten you? m just, uhgoin

very foul-mouthed senator john mccain begged for my support during his primary, i gave he wo room remarks. this came after senator mccain said he would write in senator lindsay graham for president. >>> phoenix police are investigate a possible kidnapping captured on surveillance camera. >> investigators aren't confirming if this was an actual kidnapping. donna rossi is live in phoenix to explain exactly why tonight. >>reporter: neighbors don't know what to make about there whole thing. the witnesses who called police are certain about what they saw and what they heard. the video that was captured by surveillance cameras on that house. but still police and neighbors are a little skeptical. police actually think this has all the makings of a hoax. they question the validity because the car stopped and the incident took place in direct view of a house with cameras. and there are no reports of any missing or endangered kids. but witnesses who called police are certain about what they saw and heard. a car pulling up and slowing down as the trunk flies open and un for help. despite the possibility of a hoax police are investigating completely and thoroughly as if it wer

dirtiest mouth in all of the senate. >> john mccain is the senior senator from your state, the state of arizona, and many people consider him a war hero as well. mr. grahamdo you approve of what donald trump said about him last night? >> actually, i think what's interesting is donald trump and senator mccain will have their jousting. that's the nature of the beast when it comes to politics and people start to go at each other. let me point out my job as chairman of the arizona republican party is to support all of our nominees. senator john mccain is my nominee. he won the primary handily and is up 17 points right now in the general election and did well in the debate. he will press forward and be our senator going forward. >> did you like it when donald trump said that last night? did you like it when donald trump said it? >> let me tell you, you get elected by your base and your mission is to try to unify everybody. obviously we want unification. we don't want this banter back and forth. it doesn't feel good going either direction. but the reality is that our mission is simple. when you see everybody, we started looking forward, we have to look past on

graham. seriously i cannot vote for either one. >> today donald trump responded via twitter, you just heard. it doesn't get any worse, no, it does get worse and worse the very, very foul mouthed john mccain begged for my support during his primary, i gave, he won, then he dropped me over locker room remarks. >> michael steel, former chair of the national republican committee. both nbc analysts, i don't know that reince priebus has the capability to hold this party together. it's totally raw, you know, this isn't what we think of as a presidential election in my lifetime. >> no, it isn't. it's kind of the trifecta, a base that's ticked off beyond measuring means every possible means at the party as a whole and principally at the leadership. you ever the political leadership as well as the executive and congressional leadership that's in disarray, have no idea which way to turn, to support, not support, turn away or away from and they have donald trump the party who doesn't really care. >> you and i are the same religion, a lot of people know it sam son and the temple they cut off his hair and brings down the temple. what do you make? it seems like sampson? >> he finds the strength

john mccain says he may not vote for any of the current presidential candidates. the former g-o-p presidential nominee says he may just write in senator lindsey graham's name instead. at a debate for his senate seat, mccain says he can't continue supporting his demeaning antics. but he also said he cannot support hillary clinton. close relationship for years, frequently teaming up on policy matters and making joint press appearances. unlike voters in other states, nevada voters do not have the option to write in their candidate of choice. but there is an option of chosing "none of these candidates." that has been on the ballot since 1975. in 2012, nearly 45- thousand nevada voters selected the none of these candidates option in the senate race... where republican dean heller unseated democrat shelle berkley. environmental ou banding together to launch ads against republican senate candidate joe heck. three groups are hashing out nearly two million dollars in english and spanish ads... the english ads focus on donations that heck recieved from the converatice koch brothers... they also say he's voted repeatedly to limit solar in nevada. the spanish ads compare heck

john mccain saying that he will write in his friend, lindsey graham. tweet from donald trump calling john mccain foul mouthed. here's a bit of my conversation with governor pence about that. how do you respond to this when you have personally reached out to john mccain to try to get his support? isn't this all being undercut, all of the work you have done? >> john mccain is an american hero. he's my friend. i was really proud that donald trump endorsed john mccain. >> is he wrong to call him foul mouthed? >> i think it's disappointing that after donald trump endorsed john mccain that john mccain has not given his support. >> another moment that caught my attention, having followed governor pence and hearing many speeches, one of the ways he described donald trump along the way talking about their two families and so forth and referring to trump as this good man. he did that many, many times. as i concluded our interview, i asked governor pence, does he still consider donald trump a good man. and with a smile and a forceful answer, he plowed ahead sayin

graham. if somebody is going to use a weapon of mass destruction, bomb, in a city, a county or locality in the united states, i'm about ready to declare them an enemy combatant. >> john, good information. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you for your view. >>>coming up. charley belcher runs the money, >>>coming up. charley belcher runs the money, power & politics mail room. everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. no artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners. just good. why let someone else have all the fun? the learning the virtue of sharing ...fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. at the end of each week charley belcher works in the humor skit reading viewer male. we're planning special special tomorrow. tonight we have favorite moments from charley's mail room. >> charley belcher here in the fox 13 mail room. yes, apparently i did such a good job answering craig patrick's mail now i'm in charge

>> she actually becomes quite friendly with john mccain and with other republicans who actually find out that they kind of like this clinton. >> lindsey graham who was on the house impeachment team has talked about how impressed he was getting along with hillary clinton. >> chelsea was in the city. in fact, she was in lower manhattan with friends. you know, like every other mother and wife, i just frantically made those phone calls and made connections. >> she also held a press conference with other legislators. >> we have a lot of work ahead of us and that work includes the identifying of those who are responsible for this cowardly and evil act. >> in the days following september 11th, new york's junior senator visited ground zero. >> i actually walked toward ground zero with then-senator clinton, and she -- she struck just the right tone in her supportive conversations with the rescue workers and the others at ground zero. and she also was very sensitive about not politicizing it. >> she then returned to washington and fought for funding for new york. >> so i'm sitting there in the oval office, and bush says to me, what do you need? i said

john clark in detroit. the eagles hoping to go 4-0 for the first time since their super bowl year. we have the birds arriving and we hear from brandon graham once again coming back to his home town. today the philadelphia fire department and red cross came together to kick off fire prevention week. this afternoon presented a $55,000 death in support of the no more fire deaths campaign. the red cross is partnering with the philadelphia fire department to give out thousands of free smoke detectors and alarms, since the campaign started last july they've installed 4,000 of the detectors across philadelphia. officials say having a fire alarm makes the difference between life and death. >> come together, allow to us do the things we need to do to help businesses in philadelphia remain safe. we've said it many times, i'll say it again, fire is everyone's problem. >> officials handed out around 500 more free fire alarms. >>> i'm tracking some more rain showers and some developing fog, so coming up on the other side of the break, we have our full forecast with our ten day on ten, i'll see you in just a bit. but she gets paid 21% less than her male

>> she actually becomes quite friendly with john mccain and with other republicans who actually find out that they kind of like this clinton. >> lindsey grahame house impeachment team has talked about how impressed he was getting along with hillary clinton. >> chelsea was in the city. in fact, she was in lower manhattan with friends. you know, like every other mother and wife, i just frantically made those phone calls. and made connections. >> she also held a press conference with other legislators. >> we had a lot of work ahead of us. and that work includes the identifying of those who are responsible for this cowardly and evil act. >> in the days following september 11th, new york's junior senator visited ground zero. >> i actually walked toward ground zero with then-senator clinton, and she -- she struck just the right tone in her supportive conversations with the rescue workers and the others at ground zero. and she also was very sensitive about not politicizing it. >> she then returned to washington and fought for funding for new york. >> so i'm sitting there in the oval office, and bush says to me, what do you need? i said, i need $20

john mccain we showed you last night said he cannot support trump and will likely write in senator lindsey graham's name election day. the new nbc news "wall street journal" shows two-thirds of republican voters believe republican congressional candidates should stand by trump. joining me now, conservative radio host steve dais. let me start with you because you have had great analysis on donald trump from the beginning. robert costa of the "washington post" is now saying this. trump is at trump tower per a person close to him. watching tv, tweeting with bannon and others who encourage his anti-establishment sentiment. you drop your head. >> this is a man running for president of the united states. my teenage daughter is fond of saying, tamron, i can't even. i just can't even. i knew we would get to this point. it's worse than i feared and that's why i've been saying since may 3rd this election was over. we've been talking about what the political body count will be. the column, the day he became the presumptive nominee, this is over. and now what you're dealing with is the two-stage process, the n