mark: john mclaughlin. take a look at the house of representatives, and i just want all the viewers to understand that even though a number of these people may not be their representatives, they vote on issues that affect them across the board dhachlt still support them financially. people who live in these districts need to turn out. take a look at several of them. these are tight districts. virginia 7, dave bratt beat eric cantor in the primary, he's part of the freedom caucus, he's facing abigail spanberger, a former cia analyst, running as moderate and cia analyst. how does that race look? >> that's a district donald trump won by 6. a dead even race now. but the suburban voters in chesterfield county, if they don't vote for dave bratt, you're going to get a democrat who raises taxes. >> and vote for impeachment. >> absolutely. mark: barbara comstock, the last republican in the circle of washington, d.c. suburbs, fairfax and mclean, running against jennifer wexton, the biggest taxing democrat in virginia

democracy with the green party's twenty sixteen vice presidential candidate john mclaughlin and will tomorrow's meetings between leaders of china russia and india in singapore signaled the beginning of the end of major nations power we speak to a u.k. government has invited her on china plus from the headlines the president who's planning for war while parading for peace in the poet who sees no lowell's in being a lawrence all this and more coming up in today's going on the ground but first tereza may stands in silence today to commemorate british wars of the royal albert hall amidst thousands of u.k. veterans homeless and a noticeable lack of publicized see that the german revolution ended world war one in the real world vladimir putin prepares to meet donald trump tomorrow in paris before a big a meeting of the g. twenty this is the week when president mccraw unveiled plans for a real e.u. on me. but i've. been president he couldn't afford. the security to. make. me want to of the four thirty some people said monday that there's a need so the e.u. is creating an independent army on

john mclaughlin, andy kim, one of the first democrat to parachuted in from dc.governors race, connecticut, look at the governor, he wasn't a very good governor, not very popular and -- >> definitely could turn red even though hillary clinton won connecticut by 15 points as you just said dan malloy has a 70% disapproval rating. lamont is running in his shadow and bob stefan our ski could be the upset of the day. rob: what has happened to our state? i have heard that a lot. what happened? appreciate your time. a lot more we got to check up. nancy pelosi dreaming of a blue wave today. >> if the election were held today, we would win. rob: our next guest is the liberal lawmaker shouldn't decorate her office just yet. jason chaffetz is here to talk about that next. ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and (n

john mclaughlin a former acting cia director and noble analyst. john, let me start with you. are you one of the people who is relieved this meeting isn't taking place? what do you make of it? because right after the cancellation, we heard from the kremlin, they said, ha, this is all about what's happening domestically. sarah sanders put out a statement and said, no, this is our reaction to what's going on with ukraine. >> hmm, i think it is all about what's happening domestically. i am confident about. that second, having been around some of these meetings, it's very hard to avoid meeting with someone. these are small affairs, in terms of physical location. they'll brump into each other, have a brush pass. at some point, i predict. it may not be a formal meeting. my view of this is that a strong, confident president on top of his or her brief ought to be able to meet with almost anyone and deliver a message. i would have been comfortable with, this is a strong, confident president meeting with president putin to tell him exactly what we object to, politely, not in public, pri

you debate on the key issues, john mclaughlin, good morning, happy thanksgiving.one, border wall. >> democrats are starting the presidential race, the campaign we should have run to keep the house against nancy pelosi and the democrats, 31 favorable, her policies are not positive. the same paul on a website do you want a system of open borders or do you think illegal immigration should remain illegal? 28-63 said it should remain illegal. and they prefer 43-45. this is the issue. democrats want to vote on this. >> the top issue but not the only one. we have a mueller investigation. how does that factor? >> the trump campaign after two years no evidence, no proof of any collusion, total waste of taxpayer dollars and they should wrap this up but democrats want to go after this. the biggest cover-up going on. they should be investigating evidence republicans found in congress that the obama administration surveilled the trump campaign. >> what it came close to? >> he has to come out with the report. >> the wildfires in california and a couple hurricanes recently. >> t

that could surprise everyone former campaign polster and president of mclaughlin and associates john mclaughlin for being here this morning. normally we would be talking about purple states or red states. now we are talking about connecticut, new jersey and minnesota. break down three races. >> bob certif is an outsider businessman. he grew up there. he wanted to make sure they turn around. they have 8 years under dan malloy that they have raised taxes, massive tax increases. economy shrank. clear choice between bob certifstefanowski. the other wants to raise taxes and collect tolls. pete: pension system is terrible. people fleeing the state. voters there are looking for a businessman to take control. >> we just went ahead in the poll. poll. sacred heart has us going ahead. quinnipiac. bob is surging on message of cutting taxes. pete: blue wave coming it, may not be coming to connecticut. >> we have to get out tuesday: bob menendez, his supporter be his backer was convicted of bribery charges menendez got off. menendez hovering about 50%. another deep blue state democrats take for granted. bob

dan mclaughlin and tom bevins -- john, what's different from this time around for the polling companies how they adjusted their methodology? >> they are so wrong. we talked for media pollsters, we live and die. remember, the electoral -- inside the trump campaign, we were saying no makeup or we could win. we were sending it around to 5-6 different cities a day but we went through the analytics, we could win but we need a good turnout on tuesday. do you know what? same time tomorrow. if we don't have a good turnout, 35 million votes casted, it could be 100 million. if we do not have a good turnout, we lose. there were all these senate races today, nevada, florida, missouri, indiana. you had each different pollsters saying in the media that one would say the republican was going to win and one would say the democrat is going to win. the media, they basically -- they never say they are sorry. they put out wrong polls. >> laura: it's the only profession i know of where you can be consistently wrong. not just pollsters. pundits -- if you are a basketball coach and you have a losing season af

mclaughlin, morel, all outd, john brennan, there because we deeply feel about what is going on in the country. we do not coordinate. >> there is no collusion. >> but the unifying thought i think that we share is that this is not normal. we should not pretend that it is normal. we should keep emphasizing that it is not normal but had we do that without violating our own norms? military as mri. donald trump is the commander in chief. here is a real-world example. -- does the north, commander comm commanderorth 's plane his fears? look at the moral and operational dilemma that that offer sir is in. what is it he allows himself to say westmark something you won't see is what does he allow himself to tell his people? his troops? >> very good question. why don't we come over here and then go back there. heart, the bottom of my and i'm sure everyone's, thank you, thank you for all that you do. [applause] what you are talking about is so fundamental to the survival of our democracy and the world. i hope the world. fundamental, thank you for what you are doing as former senior government and i

mclaughlin live for us in brussels. >>> we're learning more about the christian missionary who lost his life while trying to convert one of the world's last remaining isolated tribes. >> johnen cho wrote in his diary he tried to communicate with the members of the tribe on the tiny island even after he was shot. we get more about it from cnn's pablo sandoval. >> reporter: this is one of the oldest and most isolated tribes in the world and authorities say they're responsible for last week's killing of missionary john allen cho. this archive footage provides some of the few existing images of the tribe that live in complete isolation on the tiny island of north sentinel. according to officials cho illegally paid fisherman to take him to the ipland hoping to convert the tribe to christianity. according to journal entries left with it feisherman and shared with "the washington post," the 26-year-old wrote i hollered my name is john, i love you and jesus loves you. he was then reportedly shot at by a member of the tribe with an arrow. the next day he made a second attempt but never returned. the fisherman he hired later reported seeing his body buried on the beach by tribe memb