hugh all good john joe. did dig that right murphy's. as opposed to information we have of this third case of murder. now in india a little baby has miraculously escaped death after being accidentally dropped onto a railway track just moments before a train approached wobble phone footage shows the train rolling over the infant as her parents and all of passengers looks on hopelessly but thankfully she had fallen flat on her back alongside the track meaning the train just missed her once it passed the little girl was scooped up and astonishingly she was completely on her right list in the. now from the crackdown on drugs to attacks on the media the philippines is seen widespread human rights abuses under the government of present or go to terror take the country's artists are not taking it lying down at putting paint to paper and challenging the status quo with a uniquely political art jamila and reports from manila. in the country of widespread poverty and violence artists emo says he espoused his voice he says the current state of demo

just a sense of the schedule as well from john bresnahan. joe kennedy will nominate nancy pelosi at the caucus today. eight other democrats, including john lewis, will second the nomination. the speaker vote expected this afternoon. pelosi still has to win the floor roll call vote on january 3. though there has been some indication there may be -- it's possible they could wrap up work on capitol hill, work in this meeting before noon. however, what we expect will happen will the meeting will continue with additional leadership positions being elected over in the longworth house office building. for now they are at the capitol visitor's center. chad program tweeting this about -- from democratic representative gallego saying today we mourn the passing and honor the legacy of an arizona legend, congressman ed pastor. he was a trail blazer who dedicated his life to -- trailblazer who dedicated his 's and represented arizona seventh district with distinction for 12 terms. died at the age of 75. just a short while ago we had the opportunity to speak

joe johns, thank you. we do have news just in.s taking action after the white house banned jim acosta. a lawsuit has been filed against the president and others in the trump administration. brian joins us now. brian, walk us through this. >> reporter: this is a historic moment for press freedom in the united states. a lawsuit by cnn and jim acosta against president trump and several other top aids. ky shi can show you the stateme that begins by saying cnn filed a lawsuit in the d.c. district court that demands the return of the white house credentials of jim acosta. the wrongful relocation of his credentials violates cnn and acosta's first amendment rights. we have asked this court for an immediate restraining order requiring the pass be returned to jim and will seek permanent relief as part of this process. it means cnn is asking for a hearing today or tomorrow, some time this week to get a temporary order to get acosta's press pass back right away. then cnn will seek permanent relief to relief so this doesn't happen again in the

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news for foot locker and it might be a great read through especially at $72 on nike joe. >> thank you very much john and joe. new position for joe on nike right now step a bit get the headlines with sue her aifr. >> here is what's happening at this hour everyone american airlines kiosks on mobile app are back up and running now. after an apparent outage leaving dozens stuck in lines in o'hare airport in chicago our phil lebeau caught up a passenger there. >> it looks like they just had a really unfortunate mess up on the biggest day of travel. and all the systems are down >>> a tornado causing devastation in southern italy yesterday. local media reported several trees, walls and even houses were knocked down as that tornado crossed. and it wasn't the only one either another tornado was spotted in a neighboring town as well as a water sout >>> amazon says some customers namz and emails were exposed to due to aek itle error accordin to emails the company sent to affected commerce customers. several people shared the screen shots of emails online this morning. in a statement amazon said we fixed the is

cnn joe johns is watching. joe, tell us about the fate as best we know it now of kooeirs niels nielsen. >> reporter: this white house has been in continual, if you will, upheaval over staff almost from day one. the kirstjen nielsen unknown. the president has been known to change his mind. now, there is also certainly some question right now about the situation with the white house chief of staff john kelly. up teenth time perhaps that we have heard about the possibility of john kelly departing the white house. there has been some suggestion that the president has been eyeing the chief of staff for the vice president strimike pen. it has been said that he was planning on keeping john kelly around here at the white house until at least 2020, the end of the president's first term. so a lot of balls in the air. and we're waiting to find out what the president says next. >> yeah. i suppose one lesson of the trump white house is that folks can be on the plank for months and months. jeff sessions was until he did final

joe johns is at the white house this morning.as the president made any new threats or signals regarding mueller's days, the days of the special counsel investigation? >> reporter: i think he has. when you take the totality of the circumstances, listening first to what the president has said about whether he will sit down for an interview, you put that together with what the president has said about the man who has been ultimately put in charge of the mueller investigation and the fate of it, you start getting a picture. so, let's listen to what the president had to say in that fox news interview. >> if whitaker decides in any way to limit or curtail the mueller investigation, are you okay with that? >> look, it's going to be up to him. i think he's very well aware politically. he's astute politically. he's a very smart person, well respected person and he will do what's right. >> you won't overrule him if he decides to curtail? >> i would not get involved. >> whitaker is a guy who is already publicly on the record saying he has r

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as you well know, john. if joe donnelly were to hold on, that would be to me a sign that this wave is a lot bigger. >> it would tell you something big. the numbers, the pollsters, nbc "wall street journal" final poll before the mid-term. 38% say right direction. 54% say the country is on the wrong track. 54% say the country is on the wrong track even though seven in 10 americans, 68% are satisfied with the economy. am i right in saying this is about the president's tone, not his tax cuts. >> it's not are inially all about the president's tone. if you ask people do you think the country is on the right or the wrong track, there are lots of reasons why they think it's the wrong track. maybe they think the president is setting the wrong tone or it's divided and it's the democrats's fault. we need to follow-up to know what people are saying. you have a lot of voters turning out because they are dissatisfied with where things are headed, but that doesn't always mean they blame the president. >> it is one of the places w

there still an italian kubrick retreat painting black car our joe johns coffee. listen up the boy band carnival yours is a head and not just wrapped me up. hang on breathtaking videos of the alex taken from me and from like. the italian painter car run show only lived to be thirty eight years old but during his short life he made a name for himself through his use of light realistic style of painting and dramatic subject matter while now some four hundred years after his death coverage is paintings are going viral on the internet actors in naples italy have taken to physically staging his works and posting their performances i knew too well karl rajo with you so lots of attention at the height of his career so perhaps he would approve of this modern interpretation of his work. the entombment of christ. caravaggio's famous painting as a tablo on stage. and here an actress strikes the pose of mary magdalen in ecstasy. modeled on caravaggio's portrayed from sixteen six. paintings as performance on show in the italian city of naples. is really impressive the actors a

it's a very sad day for the court. >> raymond: thank you, joe. john, your reaction. do you agree with joe? you think this is raising the political temperature rather than lowering it? >> 100%. the chief justice is talking out of school. yes, we have obama judges, clinton judges. where was the chief justice when ruth bader ginsberg was calling the president a fake a phony and openly criticizing him? where was the rhetoric then? it did not exist. >> raymond: david, your thoughts. >> chief justice roberts is one of the most admired public servants in the america. someone had to come to the defense of the judiciary. we have an independent judiciary which is the crown jewel -- >> this is not the first time a president has called out the supreme court. jefferson, madis with their appointees. what will happen this time? the justice is speaking back. >> i guess president lincoln increased the court to ten. they don't call that court packing. president lincoln increased the supreme court to 10. it's come and gone. the important thing to remember here is that that judge in san

even though there are some very good and very dignified and competent people like john kerry and joezabeth warren, bernie sanders, now you look at texas. we all look at texas! of course, beto lost. but actually, he won. it's a laboratory of ideas. it was the testing of a candidate? they were very close and it frees him up... and when you look at the figures in texas, the number of 18—to—29—year—olds who cast an early vote, that's five times bigger than in 2014. and how he raised money. $70 million through the smaller nations, no big donors. this guy is in his 405 and could go nationwide for 2020. but only if the democrats get their act together. there is this tension in the party between the old guard, who are very old! and wonderful. they need to step aside, absolutely. you need the kind of energy that beto had in texas to really get the democratic vote out in 2020. and not only their gender gap, it was key in the mid—term figures. you don't want john kerry orjoe biden. even back in 2016, if only women had voted... trump would not have won. what are your reflections on what happened

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entered this business in 1968 i was told the novel was dead and the next day standing there was john updike, joe heller and they were all being published. i do agree with you we are at a time where literature -- i am aching for literature and i talked to all of my friends that are still in traditional publishing, and there are many of them. where is it going to come from and part of what's happened recently with the political books, that's all that is selling right now that we are about to do that publishing goes like this and i think we are about to see a return to more literature again. in terms of the format, format comes and goes, audio is here to stay and i think will grow dramatically and that is perfectly good listening to the words of an author isn't as good as reading the words but listening to it can be another experience. audio books are already growing. i will say the decline of paris he and i said i agree with you i agree in the public sphere in terms of the bar has gotten lower in some ways but i also think where book publishing is concerned one of the reasons i love independent pu

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general john kelly and joe doneford went to the ceremony on the president's behalf, placing a wreath to honor the service members who were resting there. the president began his day with a meeting at president macron. the weekend got off to a rocky start after macron said earlier in the week that europe needed a true european army to protect europe with respect to russia, china, even the united states. the president tweeted he found macron's words, quote, insulting and at the meeting they had a full slate of issues to discuss which included the president's favorite irritant, trade. >> we will be discussing many things, not only military and aid and nato and others but we'll also be discussing trade and we've been discussing that for a little while. i think we made a lot of progress. we'll see if we can get it over the line as they say. we'll see what happens but trade is very important. >> reporter: macron's statement earlier in the week seemed to be only a temporary setback because by the time the meetings and lunch was over, everything seemed back the way it was between the two lea

joe johns live at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the president throwing his full support behind the republican in that mississippi race hoping to seal the deal. in fact, in a race that should not have even been close in ruby red, mississippi. the president traveling there in a racially divisive atmosphere, only underscoring what a bitter and often ugly election season this was now coming to a close. >> cindy is so important, so respected. we've got to send her back. >> reporter: president barn storming mississippi in support of republican senator cindy hyde-smith despite a series of racially charged controversies plaguing her campaign. [ inaudible ]. >> she certainly didn't mean it. as i understand it she's already apologized. >> reporter: the president defending hyde-smith and directly attacking her challenger the democrat, mike espy. >> he's far left. oh, he's out there. how does he fit in with mississippi? i mean, i could go over this, but how does he fit in? >> reporter: the remarks coming hours after a pair of nooses were found

have you with us on this thursday, here to debate and trade the biggest stories of the day, joe terranova, john najarian and sarat satee welcome back it's nice to is he you stocks are trying to build on their best day in eight months, after the speech from fed chair jay powell, all eyes turning to argentina for the g20. the question now, is the stage set for an end of year rally joe to you first, you were a little more bullish as of a few days ago, heading into powell and the g20 it may prove a good place to be. >> over the last week i've been picking up some longs and i think it's really come it fruition on the back of what i would call a short covering rally. i think that's what this is. there is no trend in the marketplace, 2603 to 2940 is the intraday high from september 1, to the intraday low from october 2th. we're not in a range, if we get a resolution from the g20, yes, the market is going to continue to march higher. >> you need a resolution or just a couple of positive headlines >> positive headlines. i think there is something in the positive in the market today, i think it's importa

also coming up in the next sixty minutes with joe johns in munich. with every week. this week and the title hopes. to the program world leaders of open the g twenty summit in buenos aires a two days of talks with a host of thorny issues to sort out talk among some of the ongoing trade dispute between the united states and china. other topics into the killing of sergeant jones jamal khashoggi. on heightened tensions between russia and ukraine a potential mediator in the conflict to german chancellor angela merkel has still not arrived because of a malfunction. of brussels a bureau chief is and what a satirist so welcome max and chief political correspondent melinda cry. miaow welcome both let's let's start with you in buenos aires that much of one as i was saying the german chancellor angela merkel hasn't arrived because of the plane trouble is a picture of her on board and iberia flights and it's pirates not even business. so while she's been walking up and down the corridor as it looks like a boy about plane what does she actually missed. right up. business is bette

joe johns is at the white house. let's cut right to the chase here.he president is publically dangling a pardon, it appears, to someone who is a convicted felon. >> remarkable, but not shocking given what's happened at this white house, quite frankly. that new york post interview, the president indicating he would not take it off the table, asking a question why would i take a pardon off of the table. now, this is a kind of issue that has been floating around for a long time, ever since paul manafort was indicted. he, of course, was the trump campaign manager. but this is the closest the president has ever come to telegraphing his thinking. once again thr, this is one of e issues not that shocking where we are in an environment where the president of the united states has fired the fbi director, ousted the attorney general and installed a critic and skeptic of the mueller investigation there to essentially oversea the investigation. not that surprising at all. jim and poppy, back to you. >> thank you. with us now cnn chief legal too. where do we begin

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liz: saying joe biden or john kerry or hillary clinton when they were saying secure the border, werehey called rice yifort? >of d called racist? >> no. and what we care about in texas is border security and safety. liz: the president said, i support legal immigration. sections of the texas-mexico border is securing the border by laying down barbed wire fencing. we have immigration judges overwhelmed down there. the central americans and people in south pair today know how stressed the system is, and critics are saying they are playing it. >> they have been encouraged for years to come. there are all kind of loopholes. if you brought children in, you were free to go pretty much. we pretty much had an open border under obama. liz: president trump did de -- excuse me. president obama did deport people and he too separated parents and children at the border. and the children were put in foster homes. >> there is no doubt that's true. also i talked to border agents the last couple years. they were not allowed to fully do their job under the obama administration. they could deal with crimi

the visit coming a few weeks off to public pressure over the murder of journalist john shockey prompted his events chief joe cases to pull out of a cell the investment event siemens is a major contractor in saudi arabia the infrastructure giant currently building riyadh's new subway system and is on target for the contracts in the future as the minutes spokesperson said kaiser is due to meet with only representatives from the company but no government officials. some people love him some people hate him and china apparently cannot get enough of that we're talking about durians the southeast asian fritos prize for its sweet flavor and banned from many hotels and public chant support jus to its pungent smell and recently mainland china has developed a taste for durians leading to an export boom throughout the region. boiled them big them put them in a stew. durians have long been a staple in malaysia and thailand. but now residents of mainland china like these tours from shanghai have developed a taste for the so-called king of fruits and suchlike that now you get has a fresh and sweet flavor that makes you f

. >>> kpix5's joe vazquez is live in san diego for us where republican candidate john cox is watching returns tonight. cox did some last minute stumping this afternoon i understand. >> reporter: we caught up at the dmv office a little earlier today. then the next thing he's going to do here is take a little break and he will be right here in a couple hours at the u.s. grant hotel in san diego. john cox may be making a victory speech or a concession speech. he has given a lot of concession speeches in his career. late this afternoon at the san diego dmv office the republican who would be california governor -- >> is this your son? i'm doing it for him. >> reporter: -- is making one last appeal to the voters. >> there's basic things government should be doing to give us a better quality of life and it's kind of dumb for people to keep voting the same political class in. >> i'm not part of the political class. >> reporter: it's been a long road for the millionaire real estate investor john cox originally from the chicago suburbs with a successful career in the private sector. he's had a

joe, but john bennett, you want to talk through a little bit on the topic of the nationalization of the 2018 elections and the localization of the 2018 elections? which ended up winning out? is a mixed results and voters did hand mixed results in governors races, not so much of the house, but definitely in the senate, and the president want this to be a national election. he was very open that he understood it was in large part a referendum on his presidency and the policies and some the moves he has made as well as his personality and the approach that he has to the presidency. in that regard, i think the president gospel decision and i think he's ok with that. we saw him kind of do a victory lap on tuesday night and then wednesday at his press conference. and that is continued. in the last few days, even in paris with some of the suites and we settled in way out of the white house on friday morning. when you drill down here, the republicans lost governors races in wisconsin and michigan, those of course were two states that were key to the president's upset win two years ago. the pres

have time to list all the names of democrats, corey and more established people like joe biden, bernie sanders, johnickinlooper and michael avenatti who had legal problems and hillary. is it the fact that trump won and nobody thought he would win so anybody thinks they can run and when? the media are also, have so many political quarters, this is the off-season for them. >> an easy way to get in with the candidate doing favorable coverage. >> nothing to do with the nomination of the republican side, the democratic field is so constrained, clear the party was trying to enforce hillary clinton over the other people running and there is a realistic understanding that wasn't healthy on the media side or the political side. >> we love wide-open races because more candidates to cover, more profiles, expense accounts and so forth. everybody is happy. that is it for this edition of media buzz. i am howard kurtz. took my new podcast, molly is on sometimes, we kick around the most fascinating stories, you can subscribe on google play, and we hope you will like our facebook page. original videos and we continu

john hickenlooper. we are going to have big group of those and sort of the normal folks that will be getting in. now, does joe biden jump in or not? i saw him in something a month ago and he was certainly not closing the door. what about bernie sanders? sure, why not? being an effective member of congress has never been a priority. [laughter] if i had remembered that c-span was doing this, i probably would not have said that. [laughter] sleep deprivation. mike bloomberg who spent, gosh, what was the total? $100 million. can everything that bloomberg has done on

john: it was not particularly reversed in october. joe: it evened out. that is a great disappointment in europe, china. china worries about its credits. europe is returning to rather stagnant form. you also have the faang phenomenon in the states. joe: you mentioned china. how much can be attributed to anxiety? john: i think it is a major contributory factor. what we should be more worried about with china is what everyone has been worried about for a long time, that they have bitten off more than they can chew. it means they are in more of a position for dealing with president trump. people are putting their chips ortrump winning a trade war winning concessions without needing a trade war. that is a reasonable scenario. joe: that will be a big theme of for the rest of our night, what the election meets for train -- trade. john authers, thank you. i will be back with more markets throughout the night. david westin, back to you. david: thank you, joe. at 7:30 we expect polls to close in ohio, west virginia and north carolina. we're waiting for those right

john hickenlooper. we will have a big group of those and normal folks that would be getting an. does joe biden jump in or not? does john kerry? i saw him in something a month ago and he was not closing the door. what about bernie sanders? sure, why not? being an effective member of congress has never been a priority --[laughter] if i had remembered that c-span was doing this, i wouldn't have said that. [laughter] sleep deprivation. mike bloomberg, what was the total? $100 million. bloomberghing that has done on environmental and gun issues that the democratic ballot -- base likes, would it undo the connection to wall street? maybe some of the criminal justice practices that he pursued that have fallen out of favor. thing. age at one point, he was a republican. can it undo all that? we will have to wait and see. we will have a big, complex, boisterous democratic primary. people were talking about, democrats didn't have a message in 2018. yeah, they did. they were running against president trump. that was the message. why get in the way of something like that? democrats is when need to hav

joe wilson, bbc news, cardiff. john watson has all the sport.ble — their draw with arsenal at the emirates stadium moves them one point clear of title rivals manchester city for the time being at least. liverpool, who remain unbeaten in the league, took the lead throuthames milner but arsenal salvaged a draw, thanks to alexander lacazette — the french forward producing a great strike. liverpool a point clear at the top. manchester city can move above them with a win against southampton on sunday. marcus rashford scored a late winner for manchester united as they beat bournemouth 2—1. jose mourinho relieved after a poor first—half performance, so poor he felt bournemouth should have had the game won by half—time. top teams don't start as bad as we did. and a defensive mistake cannot be the triggerfor a did. and a defensive mistake cannot be the trigger for a celtic defensive performance —— a chaotic defensive performance —— a chaotic defensive performance —— a chaotic defensive performance for 45 minutes. and i'm really upset with that because it

"more than a feeling," baby. >> okay. >> i think joe was setting us up, john. >> okay. s crossfire, but this is not. i was expecting a fight here. >> i'm sorry. >> joe, i don't get crosswise with the naval war college. i just don't. >> you shouldn't. so, john, this is going to be a very sharp turn, but it seems to me, we saw yesterday in donald trump -- and it is hard to really say this -- but one of his more unhinged days. one of his more unhinged moments. a statement on the killing of "washington post" journalist that actually was aastounding, even by trumpian standards. where are we now, as democrats rack up one win after another? >> i think there's the political conte context, the second part of your question, is put the president in a bleaker, darker, more defensive, more paranoid, more reactive posture than he's been, and maybe that's part of the psychological explanation for some of his behavior. i think that it is not really the explanation for this particular behavior which, joe, i listened to you carefully in the first hour, and i've heard you on this point bef

. >> bobby marries ethel skakel who gives birth to the first grandchild of joe and rose kennedy, kathleen. >> johnas jack, is eight years older than bobby and at 34 is in his third term as a congressman, yet he still leads a bachelor's life. >> jack was having a lot of fun not being married. he had lots of girlfriends. he was a party boy. he was a playboy. he was regarded by his peers in congress as being a bit of a dilettante. >> joe yearns for his son to become president, and the next logical step is a seat in the u.s. senate. but in jack's first appearance on national television, he seems undecided. >> are you going to run? >> well, i think that we have a good chance at carrying massachusetts in 1952. and i'm seriously considering running. i'm not sure yet what exactly i'm going to do. it's still a year away. >> jack felt the pressure. i think papa really wanted him to go for the top. and that was it. >> in the 1950s, it would be unheard of in the united states for anyone with presidential ambitions to think of running as an unmarried man. it was absolutely essential in joe kennedy sr.'s mind t

john. that's right your hell joe donnelly is the democrat who holds this seat here in a very republican state he was called the accidental senator when he was first elected six years ago and he's running against republican businessman mike braun which allied himself very closely to president trump who has come here at least twice to stump for ron most recently on yesterday trying to get out the vote of that republican base and we're starting to see the results trickle in there's only about a third of the vote in now about thirty one percent but so far ron is leading fifty five percent to forty one percent that's not. chicken little meaningful because it really depends on where the votes are counted bron tends to win in rural areas where the republicans live and donnelly tends to lean in the urban areas and there are some urban areas still to be counted he's got a lot of ground to make up so right now he's dragging behind he's going to have to make up some big margins in those urban areas there is also a bellwether election in kentucky we don't normally think of kentucky as a bellwether becaus

john hicken looper. we are going to have big group of those and sort of the normal folks that will be getting in. does joeiden jump in or not? does john kerry? i saw him in something a month ago and he was certainly not closing the door. what about bernie sanders? you know, sure, why not? being an effective member of congress clearly has never been a priority. [laughter] charlie: you know what, if i had remembered that c-span was doing this, i probably would not have said that. [laughter] charlie: sleep deprivation. c-span fans. and mike bloomberg, who spent $100 million, and can everything that bloomberg has done on environmental and gun issues that the democratic base likes, would it undo the connection to wall street and maybe some of the criminal justice practices that have fallen out of favor that he pursued, the nypd pursued when he was mayor? just sort of the age thing and, point, was republican. can it undo all that? well, we'll have to wait and see. we are going to have a big, complex, boisterous democratic primary. people are talking about, well, democrats didn't have a message in 2018. yeah, th

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they say they're ready to move on the question is in which direction i do joe castro al-jazeera tucson arizona. and john hendren is live in fort wayne indiana for us we're told will be holding a rally shortly why is trump making indiana one of his last thoughts for the midterm elections. learn the president is here because republicans smell blood this is one of several states where a democratic incumbent senator is in what is normally a republican state so polls show a pretty even race joe donnelly is called the accidental senator. because nobody expected the democratically elected twelve years ago or at least not the majority of people and he's had to govern as a moderate because of that he is favors trumps border wall he is pro-life when it comes to abortion he often quotes ronald reagan the republican president and he faces republican businessman mike vaughan in a race that is neck and neck democrats need to hold on to ten seats like this that are vulnerable and they need to pick up two in order to control the u.s. senate that is a tall order and donald trump is here to make sure that doesn't happen

joe's point. i'll give you african-americans someone to vote for. a good friend of mine, west point grad, running in michigan, john james, who had a great line. joe said, how do you run? he said, i don't want to misquote him because he's really good, i'm capable of disagreeing with the president without attacking him and agreeing with him without worshipping him. i think in that desantis ad, he kind of jumped the shark there a little bit. i think john james has the right message. hopefully it'll resonate in michigan. that's a winning message when you're running. you can attack the president -- you don't have to attack him, you can disagree. you can admire him without worshipping him. that's the line these members need to walk. >> there's also a lot of people saying that if nelson wins tonight, he has andrew gillum to thank. >> exactly. no doubt about it. >> because he's generating enthusiasm. >> that's where the excitement is, absolutely. >> even democratic friends of mine acknowledged at the beginning of this race that bill nelson was dead man walking. he was going to be done. if it wasn't for andrew gillum, bill

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i think, based on history, the best way to understand this match up -- here is a john joe donnelly, hetch of the presidential level to see what donald trump did just trickle years ago, and easy winter all over the state of indiana. beat hillary clinton by 20 points. we will see what sort of metric we get on that throughout the night. the next close in coming up at about 7:30, one thing you really key in on is the senate race in west virginia. i will take you right now, joe manchin up against republican patrick morrisey, the ag there. joe manchin was a popular democratic governor in that state board voted against bret kavanaugh -- reverse that, voted against the tax bill, voted for bret kavanaugh just a month ago. this was the result in 2012, a lot of blue all over west virginia. but if you come back to the presidential level, two years ago, you see with the president did there. that is a strong popularity in the mountaineer state, getting nearly 70% of the vote in west virginia. quickly on the closing map, pulling coming up in about 21 minutes, talk about west virginia, talk about nort

joe? >> let's bring in john.john, i guess we shouldn't be surprised in the age of trump that people are behaving this way. but you have rick scott talking about fraud and criminal activity when his own monitors, his own administration, law enforcement officers saying there is none of that. then a couple days ago you and i commented about marco rubio conspiracy theory that all grew out of a box that was found in a school that ended up being filled with pencils, erasers and stickers. and he said i've never seen anything like this before. but it really is. so many people have just gone full trum weapp with their consy theories. >> my lord. >> there is some very questionable behavior going on in broward county with the broward county election supervisor. that is a tradition now in broward county with this one election supervisor. but that's one county, you know, out of the state whose county number i'm sure you know, joe. i don't. >> 67. >> 67. right. okay. so here's what strikes me. a lot of this is a much to do abo