i think there is a risk it krups you as a person and that distances you from the audience, but i think viewers know i'm exactly the same person as i've always been. let me tell you -- i have a book coming out in the fall, in this book i introduce you to my mother, when i get to know linda kelly through this book you will know i will never change. >> a lot of our colleagues in the news business, a lot live in new york and washington travel in certain social circles completely underestimated the trump phenomenon and the way in which he connected with the anger out there among many ordinary americans. >> no question about it. i mean, trump hijacked the republican party and it's been a spectacular spectacle, you know, to behold. i mean, it's really just been amazing. i think what happened this past year is the republican party elders did their level best to bring the voters to heel and what happened instead was the republican party voters brought the party to heel and said, no more. this time we tell you what we want. and they got their way. they've been heard now, i think that's actually

the affair and krups and white-day-old water.have a hill billy hustle sore of underwards thing going on. the white water scandal started happening in the late 70s and early 80s. it's enormously complex, none of it is digitized. all scans of old court case stuff. no one is going to process what that story means. it play toss their nut case super back. if you don't already have those in the bag, you're doing something wrong. >> let's listen to this. >> i don't think that's what the campaign is going to be about. right now i think we have them totally knocked back. >> what's the message? i have no clue what their message is. >> what's the evidence right now that they seem knocked off their games? >> i can't remember the last news cycle that they won. >> rebecca, that's their game. >> the trump campaign has no substance to run on. they have nothing. they are going at every line year at year. the clinton campaign is in a great spot. they are going on the housing remarks. he doesn't care about people, and the clinton campaign led by el

yet to make the switch to vaping and krup ills a multibillion dollars job creating business. >> i thinkhasis has to be on health and not who is making money. whether it puts small businesses out or business or helps the tobacco industry the answer is how can we stop people for changing for false reasons. they think it will help them quit but we know that many people use this things and smoking is banned on the job and during these they use these and night and get a double whammy. >> in what shape or form does it help big tobacco. >> it's argued they'll be able to make these applications and many of these people that do it in their garages or the back of their stores may be out of business. and they deliver overdoses of nicotine and we have kids in emergency rooms? i don't care who makes them. let's get effective regulations with warnings and other things that are required and let's do it now without further delay. >> thank you for joining us. well that's all for me this hour. thanks for joining us. richard lui takes over from here. have a great saturday everyone. you live life your way.