that are home to some of hillary clinton's biggest donors like samuel l jackson barbra streisand john stuart and bryan cranston president obama continuing his election the ritual playing basketball the white house as he plays for more than an hour with some friends and others back at the white house he is incredibly the grounds for the rest of the day the president does not plan on making an person statement but never released a paper statement later tonight it's an odd situation kind of like when they bring someone in to replace you but you got to train them. to it's been a long long for all of us especially if you're the president some people took the social media this morning when special outfits to show support for their camera some women are wearing these pantsuits hillary clinton's famous outfit it's to show their support for the democratic candidate voters across the country flocking to susan b anthony's website leaving flowers notes and just voted sticker anthony of course played a pivotal role in the women's of suffering movement she died in rochester back in 1906, 14 years before w

in 2011 and in 2015 he received grs the greatest acknowledgement the vinny betty in his industry john stuart selected anti-takeover "the daily show". [applause] i was telling my thought that was a great honor he said anybody takes over the job after john stewart is an idiot and i was that a deal. [laughter] we he is a delightful man afford to being out here than the greatest heroes are his mother and all single mothers who then he willl talk more about that in his book. and he said the model that he lives by is everything is hell we knew then that is good to remember in these turbulent times.conversa so to be in conversation after president obama was elected to be hired from the equal opportunity employment workission receiving prohibiting workplace discrimination throughout florida, puerto rico in the u.s. virgin islands. prior to joining the eeoc had a private civil-rights law practice representing victims of workplace discrimination and other types of civil-rights violations. [cheers and applause] >> hello. welcome to miami to the miami book fair. >> guest: thanks for having me thanks for

stuart's washington, in one of ones, it wasth hung in the white house in 1800 and every president since john adams has had to be president under the withering gaze of stuart's washington. there is another one in there, too. sometimes it's in the oval office. next time you are looking to the news, surely you are going to see images like this one. [laughter] it's quite literally -- i'm watching, i'm evaluating. are you living up to the responsibility at hand? so, it stands there with that force. a force in american political culture. it's not as clear a slide, but it's the standing washington that looks sort of like he's giving george bush -- you know, showing him the door. did you live up to the principles? in other words, these works of art embodied the principles. you don't have to go read the constitutional the time. you can look at these and they are serving -- and they will continue to serve, that sort of function. point, proceed with caution. it would be a mistake to insist that these images the documentary proofs or documentary objects that tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing

john stuart was at an event last night, bob woodrough, stand up for hero's event. hn stewart is liberal and wants to elect democrats but he went after trump hard and he said something that echos what you are saying. he basically said when he saw the video of donald trump on the bus saying he would grab women in the genitals an get away because he was rich, he said, i thought that meant the election was over. >> over. his comment was he thought we could all pack it up, finish this because he thought the election would be over then. of course, that was almost a month ago. that tape came out october 7th. the election, of course, november 8th. so with that one month mark between that tape and election day, you think about all of the developments that have transpired in the past week or so, kind of disproving the thesis many liberals have that that would have finished the election. we heard a lot of pundits say it the weekend the tape came out as well. but if we know one thing, it is not just october surprises in this race, it is also november surprises. we are in the se

s john trumbull, benjamin west, and gilbert stuart. over onet is a little hour. >> we are delighted to have lcd presenting "of arms and he is the author of several books and essays on american artist. co-curated exhibitions at the museum of art and the museum of fine arts in boston. of thehe recipient national endowment for artists. he is spoken internationally on the intersection of american art and history. i would like to welcome paul to the lectern. [applause] paul: thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be here. thent to thank my hosts at tavern and my publisher who is represented here by sarah kennedy for publishing this book. artists," is a hybrid book in the sense that it attempts to do a number of things at the same time. it is meant to be read by anybody. anyone who's interested in 18th century america. the revolution. i think you will find many things in here that will be eight revelation to you. this is an aspect of that era not previously treated. had beenme time, i intending to appeal to professional historians. they mi

stuart: so far cnbc have not acknowledged what their own john harwood has been doing. to this point, as far as i know, no comment coming forward. stuart: more on the story of the media -- i keep using that expression, working with and for the clinton campaign and -- >> one thing you outsourced, podesta can be a good source for a reporter, when you cross the line and start debating with him, the questions you should ask the opponents in the race and talking about which things would work better for one candidate over or another, that crosses the line. stuart: we have the story in the new york post that hillary's house keeper was printing copies of the president's daily briefing. liz: sensitive information. only from new york post. we don't see it from any news outlet. we are checking the story but this is what the new york post is reporting. stuart: president obama does interview with the latino news website, asked if illegals should fear going to the polls, you're not going to believe how he answers that basic question. you will hear it. and hillary clinton hold a rally

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stuart: name the other three. liz: john, george and paul. stuart: and who was the fifth beatle?she saves. you're looking at davie, florida. november 8th is a historic day for elections. abraham lincoln elected to a second term-- >> did you cover it? [laughter] that was neil cavuto, i was channelling neil cavuto. stuart: 1960 john f. kennedy elected over richard nixon. jfk the youngest person ever elected of these here united states. i remember that, actually remember it vividly. look at this, east side of manhattan where donald trump is going to cast his vote, a little bit later on this morning. we're expecting him there. we'll show it to you when he arrives. now, donald trump does have a path to victory as of today, but one of his most important voting groups is the evangelicals. look who is joining us now in new york city? i don't know whether-- do you feel comfortable? [laughter] >> okay, now, the evangelicals. you've got to tell me whether or not they're going to turn out in real numbers for donald trump because they did not turn out for mitt romney. >> no, they didn't, but

john. thank you. >> thank you, stuart, back to trump tower. e president-elect tweeted there will be a lot of candidates coming and going today. who do we expect? >> john bolton is so diplomatic, so perfect. and at trump tower like the macy's day parade next week. henry kissinger the ultimate diplomate. nikki haley. the list of the folks, nikki haley, south carolina governor, possible secretary of state candidate, we'll see. and the texas congressman will be here, rick scott, governor of florida, an early trump supporter, an israeli born man from oracle. and jack keane. admiral mike rogers, cyber command, highly rated individual and then ken blackwell former mayor of cincinnati, certainly head of the conservative evangelicals. so, a rundown of folks today. stuart: a lot of talent coming in and going out. >> and then we have hillary clinton, she made her first public appearance, she spoke at a children's defense fund event in washington d.c. watch this. >> now, i will admit, coming here tonight wasn't the easiest they think for me. there have bee

stuart: i don't john, thank youy much for joining us. ant information on the truck stocks, the bank stocks -- drug stocks and big name techs. good stuff. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: now with us is fred barnes, he's with the weekly standard. he's not exactly -- he is at least a weekly guest on varney and company. [laughter] he's laughing. we can't see you, fred, because we've got our eyes on drug stocks, high-tech stocks and the front of the white house, as you can no doubt tell. >> yes. stuart: i think this is a very important series of meetings that donald trump will be holding today. in particular, he's going to get together with paul ryan face to face and mitch mcconnell face to face. >> right. stuart: i see that as not exactly "kumbaya" but coming together to see what they can do together. >> they can do everything together. they have to do everything together. trump is not just a republican, though he touched off a party victory all over the country, but he's also a populist. he has that agenda. and he's won the argument there. i m

stuart: glad you said that because we are beating our competition john harwood included. wait a minute, i was quiet but now i can't help myself. you know, i come here because i champion you. i think you do good tv. stuart: thank you. moving on. [laughter] take the compliment and i'm delighted. >> one final point just a problem will only get worse unless there are consequences you allow people, if you allow inmates to run asylum approval for management to say this is okay and then others do it because they think they can get away with it. >> you are right. >> joe, juan, both of you seriously thank you verify indeed it was very good television. [laughter] >> rolling stone -- >> this will rate boys i'm telling you. how about -- and stuart varney will talk football there goes the rating. [laughter] the apple player richard sherman says nfl is to blame for recent decline in ratings we'll explain this. >> interesting she's never showed -- back coming forward as they say. asked about slump in ratings he said in in part, he said the league isn't fun anymore. every other league you

stuart: would you hold on for a second. details on another lake with cnbc's johnhip to the clinton team. stuart: howard clinton's headquarters basically saying getting comments on the records because they wouldn't give them to me. horowitz said an e-mail to john horowitz say and we won't waste your time again being sarcastic. they actually have a problem with that piece. please give me a call. so hand in glove. asking for approval from the clinton team. i've got no investigation into the cnn and i've got no response from cnbc to what john harwood was doing and if leaks. surely we should have some reaction from the media outlets, shouldn't we? >> i remember this thing called the people's right to know. when it comes to the press, people have no right to know. by the way, let's not forget something else. donna brazil still is a contributor on abc. she took a leave of absence to be on the clinton campaign, but she still has a position at abc. guess who didn't comfort this initially? abc. every day. in american journalism. that's what you're an observer of good americ

pence did accept an expansion of medicaid like john kasich did you do need to reunite, come back home to the flood of monitor is something to unite behind. stuart say that. it's going to be a rare jewel appearance together. >> mike pence he will have the bulk of policy. stuart: that is politics as it's happening right now. we have the dow industrials down 18-point. that's not exactly a big move on the day. mark is pretty flat for some time. i'll give you a statistic during an election year as stocks go up between august 1st and october 31st. the three months before the election. the incumbent party will win. if stocks go down, it's the opposition party that wins. stocks have been down a little over the last three months. i suggest trump wins.eve, i dont whatsoever in these historical analogies. >> well, i do think there is something to this. i would like that the last three months. you've got your crackerjack statisticians they are, but the stock market as i recall has been flat for the last 18 months or so that the bull market expansion of the previous six years is really stalled out. when people are seeing an increase, by the way, the stock m

stuart: didn't we hear from john harwood?you have to be careful about authenticity, but apparently mr. harwood says, look, the question was asked, is this kind of collusion normal or is this accepted? and he wrote a twitter saying, yes, it is. >> it's their world. this is who-- they agree with these people and it's the normal way to think. stuart: but it's not. it's not the way we do it. >> not beyond that bubble, certainly not here. stuart: that's not right. ashley: did he go to the republican camp and asked what to ask hillary clinton liz: one thing it's victorious about, showing what's happening with the media. stuart: i think you're precisely right. i think that american journalism has taken a hit. one day until we head to the polls. look at stocks, a triple digit from the get-go. it's a big day for your money and a big day for america, isn't it? watch the whole thing unfold right here. 32 years at this place and now i've got 9 days left before retirement. we've been planning for this for a long time and we'll keep evolvi

stuart: i would say that john kasich is in deep political trouble. know where he can possibly go. i mean, having that attitude towards the guy who became the president. >> it's very simple. it's donald trump's party right now. it's the trump party, just as the reagan presidency. either you're with him. >> or you're not. >> he should go to congress and reach out to all of those people who dissed him early on, go to the republicans and you know, make amends because he's going to need their support to actually move forward. do you agree with the idea. my idea? i'm sure others have had it. pardon? >> i think it's genius. >> across the board. >> hillary, you mean? >> donald trump or president obama-- should be trump. >> no, no, should be trump. >> i think so. i feel personally for hillary clinton. i think that-- i think she's crushed. >> i think so, zoo. >> she's spent her life dreaming of becoming the first female president of the united states of america and came very, very close liz: i think the mistake was the close with president obama in philadelphi

stuart: you're all right, john, thank you very much.t the dow 30, evenly split between winners and losers and it's pretty much a dead flat market after the big trump rally. liber liberal lunacy on college campuses, a professor rails against political correctness and safe spaces on twitter. the university suspends him. we won't and he's on the show next. owe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned th

stuart: we've got it, okay, nicole, thank you. take a look at papa john'snd buffalo wild wings, you indulge in a football game. nfl ratings are down and that's reportedly hurting pizza and wing sales. >> it is, the two go hand in hand. get your buffalo and pizza, you pick it up or deliver it. not only is the nfl ratings down, but because of that, the trigger on the ripple effect has been buffalo wild wings down 1 1/2% and papa johns reporting weaker sales. the bigger question is, everyone seems to have a different answer, why is the nfl not getting as many viewers, a good question. stuart: i can tell you, you want to hear. >> i do. ashley: i'll give you one, you give me one. stuart: the rules are so incredibly technical. ashley: no, no. stuart: the game stops all the time. nobody knows what a catch is any longer. ashley: then the ratings would have been down years ago under that premise. the reason that a lot of people are giving, it's an amazing political race and more people are watching news channels than nfl. stuart: we've got two guys with british acce

joining me now is a perfect panel, dodie stuart is back, liz plank and john phillips. wrote this twheek the daily beast will be part of the loyal opposition. with a does that mean? >> what i think that means is we don't hope president trump trump fails we hope he succeeds but we recognize that we are -- our job is more important than ever before to hold a president to account. our job it to inform, separate truth from lies. and to insist on a fact debate that ilaluminum natures. that job is more important than ever before because maybe donald trump campaign as a demi god but not govern as one. we need to try to unify the country, hope for the best but we need to prepare for the worse and the job of journalist is more important than ever before. >> hope for the best, prepare for the worst. you just described a hurricane. >> sure. i think we need to keep in mind that this election is not -- the election of donald trump is not a complete reset. the past 18 months are prologued for what we might expect and maybe the office itself will be able to unite the nation in more th

stuart: where is joan bolton. where is john bolton on that list. >> could be on the list. . you will not get me on this, stuart. stuart: i will lay off. i understand i'm pressing hard. >> that's okay. stuart: steve mnuchin doing to treasury. will about ross, commerce. elaine chao at transportation. jason miller says there will not be in i new announcements in the next few days. any idea why no new announcements? this is jason miller. this is the communications director. nothing until after the weekend. what is the hold-up. he has been appointing people at break-neck pace. >> what do you mean the hold up? that is exactly why. we made quite a few appointments compared to past president-elects. he taking all the appointments, some he wants more time to think, more information. he will take his time. thank god he is. there will be a little bit of a lull next few days as heg cabint slots. stuart: have you been asked for advice? the. >> i don't have a direct hand in these discussions but i do hear things from time to time what talks are being had and what not. stuart: are you hav

stuart lost over 400 casualties, killed, wounded. aboutl heard me talking the casualties in witcher's command. interestingly enough, only one man killed in john bailey mcintosh's brigade, a trooper of the first maine and that was the only regiment that was not engaged. go figure. that is not the same men were not wounded. there was an officer of the third pennsylvania calvary by the name of william newhall from pennsylvania. newhalls were world-famous cricket players. walter was a world-renowned cricket player. walter ended up in a fencing match trying to capture the confederate battle flag. the confederate trooper who had the battle flag ended up jousting with him with it and walter newhall had his face torn up at the end of this confederate battle flag. it was a ghastly wound. these are the types of injuries you will have when you have these type of bloody hand to hand combat. the fighting on the main was about 6:00 in the evening. stuart withdrew and returned to headquarters on seminary ridge. gregg did not know he was gone but was happy to let him go. thus ending the fight on east calvary field. i want to address a couple of things with y

john f. kennedy. we have a best-selling book written by stuart udall while he was secretary of the interior. crisis,"lled "the quiet a history of the environment and future as well as america. he was an early environmentalist and generally ahead of his time in the conservation movement. morris udall was the brother of stewart udall. he took the congressional seat. morris udall represented arizona as a congressman for 30 years until 1991. he was known for many things -- his work in conservation, also known for his likability and sense of humor. his autobiography was titled "too funny to be president." morris udall did desperately want to be president. the closest was running for the nomination of the democratic party, where he was narrowly beat by jimmy carter. here we have some buttons representing the morris udall campaign. morris udall was very popular in arizona, as well as in congress. he was continuously reelected for 30 years, despite the fact that his civil views did not always represent the views of his constituents. morris udall was known from working with all kinds of people that d

there is too many teams that can say that and be >>> so with stuart getting a new contract, we ask who has been the defensive mvp. >>> john elway at the nuggets game number 7, still slinging drops an absolute dime for a touch down during the time out, i tweeted the video out last night lots of people are suggesting the hall of famer should come out of retirement for the next six games. that pass came during the fourth quarter of the nuggets thunder were mounting a john way fourth come back. not either defense for the come back the nuggets did put on a show the nuggets had a double digit lead with four minutes to play, just couldn't get it stopped russell westbrook had a double that forced o-t, where the thunder won 32-29. pretty easy to figure out. >> we played a little bit of defense in that game we get to win that's just another tough he that we've had this season and you know, hopefully we can win more than we lose. >> hosting the second leg of the conference final. 2-1 up in seattle the scoring if it is a one-goal rapids win, road goals would be the tie- breaker the case for the rapids have told us this at the beginni

stuart: we have john deere on the screen, i drive a john deere tractor for what it is worth, but yougain on that side. look who is back on this program fresh from his victory at the election 15 days ago, jeff dewitt from arizona, he was the chief operating officer of the trump campaign. i don't know what his title is but he has a big smile on his face two weeks after he won. >> great to be here. stuart: your guy, mister trump taking some heat this morning from his backers, his supporters because he had peers to have backtracked a little on some key areas, climate change for example, prosecution of hillary clinton for example, what say you? >> i read the transcript of the interview they are talking about. he is not backtracking. what he is saying is now it is time to make the policy and he wants to listen to the experts and he takes input. that is one of the great things he has always done in his businesses, in the campaign and now as president-elect, he brings in the best, brightest minds and takes input and he is saying as i am getting that input there are better ways to go about th

stuart: it wasn't that long ago we were talking peak oil. in other words, we'd reached the peak and didn't have much less, et cetera, et cetera. how wrong can you be. johnthank you for joining us. >> thank you. stuart: you will be back before the end of december because you owe me big. >> i'll be back with a couple of bills. stuart: fiat chrysler, is teaming up with amazon? >> yeah, may be a sign of things to come. in italy, teamed up with amazon to start selling cars on-line, on a site up to a third cheaper than anywhere else. sit at home, go through the vehicles, click and buy. stuart: that's italy? >> this is italy. trying it out in italy. stuart: i want that here. liz: how many more markets can amazon plow into? amazing. stuart: check that big board, we're coming back, almost break even time the dow is down a mere 7 points, it's way up since election day, that's for sure. yes, donald trump pulled off a victory and most of the polls and pundits got it totally wrong including one. hosts on fox business. that host will join us. i think he's going to do an mea culpa in one minute. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette. and her new business: i do, to go. j

attorney general john ashcroft will be with us about that appointment in just a moment. stuartt 500 workers at o'hare airport chicago are going on strike. ashley: they are tomorrow. not talking about pilots or flight attendants. baggage handlers, cabin cleaners, janitors, wheelchair attendants. they're making 8.25 an hour. they're the fight for 15 crowd. they belong to private contractors who want to unionize themselves. they want union rights. they want 15 bucks an hour. they will go on strike tomorrow. stuart: right before the holidays. ashley: right before the holidays. stuart: that gives them leverage. we promised you video. we've got it for you, here it is. governor rick perry, there it is arriving at trump tower moments ago, there is speculation that job of energy secretary, but that is pure speculation. according to the "new york post," melania and baron trump are not moving to the white house after the inauguration. they're staying put in new york city. the president said as much over the weekend. connell mcshane is with us. he is standing right outside white house nort

was do we know the condition of stuart's horses which was pretty rough, what was the condition of the union forces? the answer is almost as bad. one of the reasons why john buford was ordered to leave the battlefield and go to westminster on the morning of july 2 was because his command had been constantly marching and fighting since the stoneman rate -- raid almost without a break and his forces were in rough shape. the difference is about this time coming online was the cavalry bureau outside of washington, d.c. which was formed and created for the specific purpose of supplying remounts for the calvary horses. the with just the goal -- logistical chain is better that the confederates but out in the field it did not matter. their horses were almost in as bad as a condition. it is not as well documented. anybody else? hang on. let her come to you with the microphone. it's ok. up here. up here in the front row. go ahead. >> it's not going to go off? [laughter] , he is kind of a shadowy figure he comes and ago. , he was a maryland officer. you said that he came to gettysburg, which i knew that, as they were floating around. when did he come under the comma

john bolton? either one would signal a change in america's approach to the world and the world is having to adjust. ♪ stuarting considered to be the treasury secretary. listen to what he had to say. >> you want to -- >> we are working on the economic plan until we get the biggest tax. a lot of exciting things. >> anything on your condition? >> not going to comment. stuart: working on the economic plan, asked to comment on who would be treasury secretary, didn't want to talk about that. he did say tax cut. i caught that. if elected, the treasury secretary, he is the man signing bank notes. you will get his autograph all over the world. happening anytime now, governor mike pence, vice president elect, now meeting with president-elect trump, busy evening, they will consider announcements on filling the top cabinet positions. give me a list. >> it is really fluid. any guffaws are welcome. john bolton, secretary of state rudy giuliani, laura ingram, press secretary, steve the new g, richard brunel, doctor ben carson secretary of education, mike flynn of the nsa and jeff sessions attorney general. stuart: this is

bush john ashcroft, are former intelligence director fieblg flynn here stuart varney will weigh in stayillary clinton headed to the tar heel state today to drum up support one last time before election day blake burman there raleigh, north carolina with the latest. good morning to you. reporter: about hi, maria good morning to you you know how we are taught as kids don't ccram stuff until last-minute throw that out the window when it comes to presidential races donald trump and hillary clinton will be, all over the map, on this final day let's start, with trump as he will make five stops in five different states will be in florida, north carolina, raleigh where we are right now pennsylvania, new hampshire and end of day into the evening state of michigan, late last night, he was reacting to the announcement from fbi director james comey saying ultimate justice has to come election day. >> you can't review 650,000 new e-mails in 8 days you can't do it folks. hillary clinton is guilt. she knows it the gifbi knows it. >> clinton will make four different stops, in three states today, she wi

stuart: a good governor of illinois but bad politically. maria: i think people will remember johnase. we had the republican national convention in ohio an doesn't show up. he says as expected i did not vote for donald trump. he's driving the home until the ends. stuart: he's going to make a major address in a couple of days. lou: from a minor figure. stuart: lou dobbs, i hope i never cross you. neil: we are keeping an eye on things and how they stands. popular vote favoring donald trump. we might add here that some of the big states have yet to report oddity of this evening is that some of the states that we thought donald trump had to win might not necessarily be in the order they say. he could pick up a michigan, yards, if he gave up on ohio that don't look promising but he picks up a virginia. see what i'm getting at? the rollout of states that each candidate had to pick up or was the natural recorder of events it's far from that right now. take a look at what's going on in ohio. proof we have a battle on our hands. i want to take a look at what's going on in virginia. this was

stuart: yes, sir. breaking news, president-elect trump's cabinet continues to take shape. this from fox news johnoberts. >> one senior source that's elaine chao is looked at for transportation secretary. labor secretary under bush 43. john roberts bringing us that news. high wind fueling wildfires in parts of the country, the southeast. mandatory evacuations underway, including the dollywood theme park in tennessee. 30 buildings in the gatlinburg area caught fire, look, this is a wedding chapel. on the left that's what it looked like before the fire and on the right clearly engulfed in flames, that's tennessee. >> an update on president-elect trump's cabinet. tom price health and human services director. he's an orthopedic surgeon, a harsh critic of obamacare. next hour we are going to tell you what price's health plan is to replace obamacare. and tonight, round two for mitt romney and donald trump. the two will meet for dinner in new york city. romney is still a top contender for secretary of state position, but not everybody in the president-elect's inner circle is happy about this, including n

stuart: they gave him his twitter back. a little history. 1152 years ago on this day -- 152 years ago, on this date, november 8th, abe program lincoln elected to second term. johndy elected over richard nixon. jfk was the youngest man elected president of these here united states. this live shot of people voting in los angeles, california. more "varney" after this. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhea

chairman john podesta e-mails relieving donna brazile for warded multiple questions to hillary clinton before debate paid as cnn contributor says does not regret the action host of "varney & company", stuarting to you. >> good morning, maria you and ircolleague lou dobbs way back which started cnn june 1 on air in those days you and i and lou dobbs played it straight didn't we. >> loveed cnn for that. >> what we did the world's first 24-7 news network right get it on the air come on let's do it! look at them now, they are the clinton news network. they implore sr., official clinton campaign fed questions to hillary during cnn sponsored debates, we find it wasn't two questions was four questions, and donna brazile lady who did this has no regrets swae regre regrets whatsoever no regrets hillary clinton never mentioned it flat out cheated advancing over bernie sanders he didn't know questions she did she could prepare and she did. now i ask you when you and high school college if you cheated on an exam, what would have happened to you. >> you would have been expelled flat out, pedaled would have happened to me hillary clinton, clinton news network do what you like pathetic. >> incredible, d

stuart stevens. he was chief strategist for mitt romney's 2012 presidential campaign and also with us, writer for the fix at "the washington post" phillip bump. johnk at the table. joe, take it. >> a lot of polls over the last couple days. colorado tied. michigan, clinton plus three. pennsylvania, clinton plus four. trump up five in ohio. up six in arizona. up six in nevada. tied essentially in florida. what do you make of all of the sort of moving and shaking going on out there? >> i think you have to look at the fundamentals here. nbc/"wall street journal" poll which is going to come out in a couple of days i think will be very interesting. they spend the most money on their polls and probably do the best job. you know, i think it's a case where these ground staples are going to kick in. you remember that basically romney and obama were tied on election day. obama won by, what, three and change? we never had a situation where one campaign had a formidable organization and the other campaign really has nothing. and all or modelling is based upon the assumption the two campaigns will be equal. so when you just look at who is going to be turning ou

john f. kennedy. we have a best-selling book written by stuart udall while he was secretary of the interior. it is called "the quiet crisis," a history of the environment and america as well as the future. he was an early environmentalist was ahead ofly he his time in the conservation movement. morris udall was the brother of stewart udall. he took the congressional seat. morris udall represented arizona as a congressman for 30 years , from 1961 until 1991. he was known for many things -- his work in conservation, also he was known for his likability and sense of humor. his autobiography was titled "too funny to be president." morris udall did desperately want to be president. the closest he came was running for the nomination of the in 1976 wherety he was narrowly beat by jimmy carter. here we have some buttons representing the morris udall campaign. he was generally known as mo. morris udall was very popular in arizona, as well as in congress. he was continuously reelected for 30 years, despite the fact that his liberal views did not always represent the views of his constituents. morris u