. >> north carolina, i want to move a little quicker through some of these states, north carolina, k.g >> north carolina, tom tillis, i think he's had late breaking momentum, i would like to see somebody with an incumbent to be moving ahead. >> it's not like they don't like tom tillis, they just don't like kay hagan. >> in georgia, david perdue looks like he will win after a runoff in jamnuary, assuming tht either candidates gets less than 50%. mcconnell has a wide margin. >> i think we should say something about that, the major races against the democratic or i'm sorry the majority leader of the senate, whether it was daschle, then harry reid's race in kentucky, i would say both read and mcconnell showed that you have to have a really good candidate to try to bump those guys off. they put a ton of money into it. but it was a waste of time. >> we move on to louisiana where cassidy -- it's one candidate doesn't get 50% of the vote, it will go to a runoff that will be -- greg, you want to weigh in on this? rob manis going to have around 6% or 7% of the vote, that will help change things.

k.g., greg, you take this one. >> this is what i'm talking about, this is awful, do these people bear no guilt or any kind of conscious to bear any kind of responsibility for the chain of events in ferguson or tipping off another chain of events, they only profit when they divide us, that's basic math. >> are you telling us the republicans are bringing us together? give us one example. >> bob, why don't you point me to an example that a republican is doing it instead of your party. >> it's abias against democrats. >> it strikeses me that the republicans are talking about things like the economy, creating jobs, fracking and energy production. and tgreg, you brought up forge soften, this one's crazy, right? >> the thing that's disturbing is that we're constantly educated by the left of the civility and about tolerance and then they smear you, they talk about how bullying, that celebrities are constantly doing psas on how evil bullying is, until they smear you, they fling more mud and yet we are the intolerant ones, i can't think of an example that is -- where republicans are race-baitin

so k.g., he says he's sorry. now we have got it on the record and they have to deal with it. hopefully, this is going to wake people up going forward and into the next election booth. >> the fact of the media knew anyway he didn't care. they believe the ends justify the means. >> but you're assuming that everybody thinks that obama care doesn't work, and it does, it's working very well. in fact premiums have gone down the last few years. you know who likes it a lot? it is getting better and better and better. here's the other thing about it, keeping this in mind, i don't care how many republicans you elect, you'll never get rid of it. you can fix it, it can be fixed, but you'll never get rid of it. >> i will bring that in tomorrow, i'll bring that in with you tomorrow. >> pointing something out, jonathan gruber, mit professor, he was one of the architects of obama care, it's not like he said this once, he's been out there for literally three years saying that obama care what we have right now wasn't what they were trying to do from the very beginning, it was nothing like it,

. >> k.g., were you surprised when he said i have to use a trance lathe for for the guy fixing my car. that's a little derogatory, isn't it? >> it's an awful statement for him to make, i mean honestly. what do you want me to tell you, it's horrible. but it just goes to show you, when you have this kind of manufacture of a candidate and you shake them and you put words out in front, this is what you're going to get. it's going to be on tape and the truly is going to come out. >> you got to talk to a call center in india. >> greg, he's evolved on so many things. you know what's interesting, here's the biggest problem with immigration, there are two people i trust when i go for -- when i'm looking for answers, mick micke mickey-and jason. jason riley says it coincides to low unemployment. i think that half of it is true, like over time, it helps. but in the initial influx, the cheap labor, what it does is if you're against economic inequality, importing the world's poor, means you're supplying a whole number of poor people which makes the equation evening worse a bd why amnesty seems so

. >> nbc mentions abc, we'll bring in k.g., that toy thing. >> hello kitty lollipop. since i have a boy, they don't give him the girl toy, but it just goes to show you the priorities and the extent to which the media will go to dance around what's the biggest story of the day. that's the problem. but again this is completely consistent with what we have seen from them because their behavior, i mean they act like sic sycophants. >> all these scandals have one thing in common. the major media uses fnc as a reason to dismisa story. the irony is that if we don't cover it, it never gets covered. the msm is saying we don't want to cover these stories at all. in the a block we're doing immigration, c we're doing climate change, all of these three issues are predicated on one argument, it is for the greater good. no matter what you do, lie, cheat, whatever, it's for the greater good. this is fine if you're a political leader. if you're a leader, you're expected to believe it's for the greater good. but when the media believes it's for the greater good, that is criminal becaus

. >> right, stay right there, k.g. does everybody know he was back on the tonight show on friday, jimmy fallon seemed a little bit nervous, but it was a funny exchange when fallon asked how achl i doing? >> boy, it's that crisp autumn new york weather. you get out there, you get nit your lungs and you really feel invigorated. i think it's a great show. i'm just loyal to my network. that's cool, it's fun. >> you have reason to be loyal. >> he's amazing, i wish he was back. i love him, i have always been a fan. jimmy's fine, but i have always been a fan of leno and jimmy kimmel. >> finally jay leno's face has grown into his chin. it all makes sense now. that's great advice to fallon about, never buy an old car independence you can fix it, and i learned that the hard way. >> good, bad, others? >> i like it. >> yes, i like it. >> i like dana, what's going on with you over there? >> sometimeless i don't know what's going on. >> i was taken by gregory's comment about the man's face. >> yeah. >> oh, my god. >> it has grown, h

. >> right after the decision, k.g., there was a bit of a pause, and they were saying where is the national guard. remember jay nixon saying he was going to bring in the national guard. the national guard today was not present. peter kinder, the lieutenant governor, he thought maybe jay nixon responded to holder and obama and didn't bring in the national guard. >> then they didn't do their job. what about all the people that last their businesses and property. this is isn't about an 18-year-old who died who's going to -- these are people in there looting from the beauty supply store. stealing tennis shoes. it's shameful behavior, and even on behalf of the stepfather, jumping up and down trying to fight violence, jumping up and down. i want to take you back before this all started, because it was a domino affect fake taking place across the country. there was no outcome that was really going to satisfy. it was like al sharpton, i think they wanted this to be something they could have a loud voice on, to stir the pot, and poke the case and say what a horrible country we are. >> a couple of co