laura cooper is still with me.may is a little safer in her position as british prime minister it seems like what she said to conservative mps last night seemed to relieve them of some concerns about her leadership through this difficult process does that automatically support the pound in the near-term is this just yet another day, another news cycle, another reaction from the currency >> i think what it tells us is that the currency has been trading off of brexit headlines. we could see market optimism drive higher but a negative catalyst the next day. so this is not changing the overall outlook for the currenc currency >> in terms of the bank of england, does anything that comes from them affect the fu fundament fundamentals >> given the fact we have seen improving economic data there the unemployment rate remains at multi decade lows, wage pressures are ticking higher, when we look to the bank they're likely to look through the data because it's all about brexit. there's so much heightened uncertainty. given the

. >> what we know for sure is at the fbi report did not cooperate any of these allegations against judge kavanaugh. >> laura: even the undecided hamlet finger, jeff flake says the report doesn't show any cooperation while susan collins calls it very thorough. let me say again, the report, all 46 changes a bit apparently produced is zero evidence to back up the accusation of his accusers. as we have come to expect, straightforward, factual revelations have zero influence on democrats going wild across america. for instance at the university of vermont they held a canceled class, cancel brett kavanaugh rally. how clever. and brooklyn, new york, and bel air, maryland, there were similar calls to kill his nomination. here in washington, d.c., the hate machine was ramped up to full throttle. >> our democracy has been hijacked by the powerful and they don't plan to share it. i am angry. let me make this clear. i have a plan. >> laura: but -- isn't anger most effective when becomes a chance? >> we are. >> we are. about two. about two. march! >> we need. >> we need. >> >> everyone. >> everyone. >> to pay attention!

laura notes. and mueller has been able to get cooperation from everybody singing, and so not only are we getting closer to the moment when he finally releases something, he will release something spectacular thorough. so yeah, this flury of activity is something we are paying attention to now, and i think the flury of activity goes back weeks but we were just looking in other directions. >> i think he kept things on ice in terms of new convictions, new indictments around the midterms, and there was a space where he did not want to be accused of influencing the election through new information, but once election day is over, you will see a flury of activity with possibly far-reaching consequences. >> there are other hints we have, and two of the prosecutors have now gone back to their jobs at the doj. we are learning prosecutors are likely done with michael flynn, so perhaps we could see movement on the michael flynn front, and these negotiations with the white house over the questioning, which all points to we are nearing a finish line. >> it won't be later than february. i think it will be sooner. >>

cooperation. and that is welcome and important. so now let's brag about laura. the wilson center's canada institute, is the only place dedicated to studying the bilateral relationship between canada and the united states. directed by laura dawson, its excellence is one of the reasons why our peers voted the wilson center the best regional studies think tank in the world, out of 6500 think tanks, we're not bragging. as a space chic. that would be me at heart, i'm thrilled to open a conference on a good news story in the u.s. canada relationship. as i always used to say, i represented the air yo space center of the universe in southern california, over nine terms in congress. yes the fantastic weather makes for good launches, it's where so many of our satellites and rockets are built, the close proximity to the jet proportion lab. and most of the companies you've heard of also helped. my first committee assignment was on the science space and technology committee which has jurisdiction over snas is a. i co chaired what was called the space caucus. it may still be

>> laura: if he did that off the cuff because that was really funny. >> there is no cooperating evidencey just because they say it's. there's a time to believe women when they come to you and they are in your personal sphere but when they show up at the last minute with these political process is going on, this is not the time to believe the woman matter what she is saying. we have to go through the process. we have to believe the evidence that is before our eyes not just trust them but at the last minute that is going to affect our political process and our democracy in the long term. >> laura: jc mcallister, thank you. coming up, could trump and colin kaepernick hold a summit? will be a beer summit, trump doesn't drink. kanye west think it is possible. next the closer you get to home, the more you know the commute is worth it. you and that john deere tractor, you can keep dreaming up projects all the way home. it's a longer drive, but just like a john deere, it's worth it. ♪ >> laura: it is time for the last bite. now first it was his hat and now kanye west is trying on his own diploma

laura: they can walk through a port of entry and claim asylum. we have to change that whole process. >> i'm for changing that. i'm saying the ports of entry of necessary, if mexico won't cooperateng these people it will be amazingly difficult for anything to get through the ports of entry. >> laura: that would get their attention pretty quick. >> about three days. >> laura: you will agree this is a big issue for republicans. >> it is the fate of the united states. 165 million people would like to come to the u.s. you can possibly observe that. even left-wing cuckoos can't believe that. >> laura: 1968, one of our mutual friends were talking the other day, one of the great guys and radio. he said, do you see some of the parallels going on here? it looks that they will move right from this 1972 would nominate a far left guy, of course george mcgovern and 1972 but before that it was a build up up and a lot of violet hatred. >> with him last weekend in des moines. the hard left which is now much of the left is committed to believing that they have the right to bully, to attack, to trash you. he has said publicly, it is a hard left group. in portland people are being harassed while t

laura. and the cost issues we're still dealing with today. a look you'll just when we have to revive cooperation between the former soviet countries . but who is all the good with which live together within one state that's a decade. or so it was really to meet. the orthodox. nor. do hurt us the sense of triumph among western politicians for when will you all especially in america that we're in year where it was premier term. it eluded the british troops in your letter in. america the us saw the demise of the u.s.s.r. we as the disappearance of our enemy birds or something new we can so it's got a better still years like disappear. dollar no what you when you start. who are. who are at how it disappeared or the shit. will go don't resist celebration when you actually have to understand what that led to a very slow we have an arms race again today but still continues we'll go over your . because such a prospect. truly. global trust has. come in the european house that everybody has the same security everybody including russia we started was yearly conference of the foreign secretary for more than

. >> laura: it's like the anita hill thing, they said they looked into it and could find no cooperation but then that was leaked. that was never supposed to see thery light of day that they trd to push it onto the public and that ended up doing what i did to that nomination, and ultimately, obviously the confirmation went through. thanks for being here. the 19's accusation seemed to be collapsing on every front. we will detail those points next. plus the top defamation lawyer will join me on what recourse kavanaugh might have if those claims bear no fruit? stay there. >> laura: christine ford's story is falling apart. first, ford's ex-boyfriend and high school friend may have exposed some blatant lies around her polygraph test. and do you remember our bizarre story about wanting to doors on the front of her house? while the remodeling project prompted her to reveal the allegations back in 2012 both to her therapist and her husband. now a policy investigation found discrepancies in her timeline. records indicate the double door renovation took place in 2008, four years earlier. joining u

laura: mile an hour yum webster defines loyalty and devotion to a nation. in other words loyalty and devotion to america! so what is controversy? let's bring in two of our favorites, horace cooperd preston mitch chum. preston i want to start with you. why is the notion of loyalty and devotion to country a quote dog whistle? >> laura we already know in this country what fashion his many means. we've heard it used many times. we know extreme nationalism is what got hitler to the person he is and what we know him to be. though i won't go as far as to call trump hitler, i will say it smells very hitlerish. the problem is that not only are you attempting to say that america is better than any other country which on the surface level is a harmless term, surface level. when we peel back the layers and have i conversation about what fashion his many means and how it's been used against people of color, muslims, other folks that might not be patriotic in this country a lot of violence has n ensu ensued. >> laura: trump is talking about nationalism. the country is diverse, we have latino americans, african americans, pacific islanders, people all over the world, he was referring to ameri

adventure share of the you picked up on that laura of those and the cost issues we're still dealing with today. jane year. you'll just three we have to revive the cooperation between the former soviet countries who is all local which lived together within one state that the decades. of very very she was really. going on with. nor. do her job as the sense of triumph among western politicians for when were you all especially in america. where it was premier cerm owners of the week it eluded the british troops in your letter. i mean the us saw the demise of the u.s.s.r. as the disappearance of an enemy. or something new we can so it's good for you or better still us like to disappear. no what you wished are. who are. who read it how it disappeared with the. logo don't resist celebration when you actually have to understand what that letter of beslow we have an arms race again today or still continues we'll go only you have. we've got. a. real truly. global trophy. called to come in the european house that everybody has the same security everybody including russia we started to reduce yearly conference of the foreign secretary for more than twenty years nothin

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cooperation of rick gates. >> right, to the degree that this involves rick gates, i think like laura said you can count on thethe mueller team is looking into this and looking to whether it ties into any other pattern of activity on the part of the trump campaign. whether or not it was legal or illegal, they are trying to piece together a jigsaw puzzle about how much the trump campaign was willing to go to sort of play tricks on their opponents in the primary and general election and how much they were willing to use foreign help, whether or not they crossed the line into breaking the law is not determined yet. >> you cover the white house for us, kaitlan. i don't know if there's been official reaction to this story. i can only sus sppect it will b source of getting under the president's skin quickly. >> right, and we will be able to tell because we saw the president get off marine one on the south lawn, and he sounded pretty positive, speaking about russia, talking about his supreme court nominee, how he is going to ceremoniously swear him in. he's excited about that. it is interesting. over the last two wee

laura: merriam-webster defines it, loyalty and devotion to a nation. in other words, i'm erica. so where is the controversy? let's bring in horace cooper, senior fellow for the policy research and preston mitchum, chair of the washington bar association young young lawyers division. why is the notion of loyalty? >> we know what nationalism means and we've heard it many times. that's what catapulted hitler to the person that he is and that we don't want to be today and, though i won't go as far to call trump hitler, i will say it smells hitler-ish. the trouble with that is, not only argue attempting to say that america is better than any other country which, on a surface level is a harmless term. but when we peel back the layers and have a conversation about what nationalism means and how it's been used against people who are muslim, people of color, people who may not necessarily be "patriotic" in this country, that's a harm of nationalism. >> laura: one question about that. the country is very diverse, we have an increasing number of latino americans, african-americans, people from asia and pacific islanders. people from all over the

ago turkey's foreign minister says he's open to cooperated with riyadh to investigate what happened if saudi officials are willing to receive. more from laura birdman the now is taking a look at what we know so far about the investigation. saudi journalist jamal khashoggi ended his country's consolation istanbul last tuesday that's the last time he was seen turkish sources have told media outlets they believe he was killed inside saudi officials say he left the building before he vanished here's what we know so far turkey's daily newspaper subpar publish the movements of saudi nationals that arrived in istanbul on board to private jets their own by sky primary ation a company used by saudis the first jet carried nine men while the second had six on board there was a total of seven crew on board both planes the fifteen men booked four nights in hotels close the saudi consulate in istanbul however they left turkey on the same day just a few hours after they arrived turkish authorities say six vehicles including four minivans with tinted windows left the consulate two and a half hours after she entered the vehicles drove to the consul's reside

one decision he had a very good cooperative network of law enforcement agencies that led us to where we are today. that's something i don't think we should miss. >> laurae president spoke about this earlier today, gentlemen. i want to play some of that for you. get your reaction. >> president trump: we must never allow political violence to take root in america. cannot let it happen. i'm committed to doing everything in my power as president to stop it and to stop it now. i want to applaud the fbi, secret service, department of justice, the us attorney's office, for the southern district of new york. nypd and all law enforcement throughout the entire country. it's a needle in a haystack. how do you do this so quickly? they've done an incredible job and i want to congratulate them. >> laura: terry this terrorized people in politics and over at cnn, they were doing their shows from the streets. and the country kind of watches this and goes how is this even possible? an individual can mail or distribute these types of packages, to different people from basically the same political backdrop. and yet you can find this person within 72 hours? you wouldn't ha

cooperate because you are republican. if the democratic male nominee were treated by republicans, every media outlet in the country would be up in arms. >> laura: joe manchin, do you think you will vote yes or no? >> do i think you will. >> show is my vote. >> laura: lindsey graham, thank you so much for being with us.bi brett kavanaugh's background check came out clean but for democrats, that's really not enough. next, two former fbi agents give us insight into how this investigation likely played out. behind the scenes, don't go awa away. >> this set of interviews is at best, >> that interview is at best, most charitably, woefully incomplete. to put it bluntly it smacks of a whitewash, even a cover-up. >> the most notable part of this report is what's not in it. >> we had many fears that this was a very limited process, having received a thorough briefing on the documents, those fears have been realized. >> two nights democrats are certain that the fbi did not conduct a full investigation into the still on corporate charges uncorroborated charges against kavanaugh. and, he's a former fbi national spokesperson and special agent. steve, i want

cooper the way we did, i just hope he's okay. >> the niners with the day off today. they prepare to face the packers on monday night. our 49ers reporter laurarit has the scoop on our coverage of the game. >> here at pete's across from at&t park. 49ers pregame life and postgame live are going on the road. we're taking the show to pete's tavern at 4:00 p.m. so come join myself, greg, jeff garcia and dante witner. again t tavern. >>> sharks in new jersey to face the devils. second period, brent burns shoots from the goal line. his 700th point. we congratulate him. third most in sharks history. early third period, game tied at two. this time sebastian d scoring off the rebound and the devils are winners 3-2. >>> game two of the alcs, astros with a 1-0 series lead over the red sox. top three. we're tied at two. bam. we're not tied anymore. gonzalez a two run home run over the green monster. 4-2, astros. bottom of the inning, bradley jr., he launches one off the corner of the monster. that is a base clearing double. red sox even the series at one game apiece. and that's all for sports. i'm dave feldman. there is more news after the break. proposi

cooper the way we did, i just hope he is okay. >>> the niners with the day off today as they prepared to face the packers on monday night. laurarit has the scoop on our coverage of the game. >> reporter: here at pete's tavern across the game from at&t park. on monday, october 15th, the postgame live is going on the road. we're taking the show to pete's tavern across from at&t park at 4:00 p.m. so come join myself, greg papa, jeff garcia, and dante whitner as the 49ers take on the peak. again, that's 4:00 p.m. on monday, october 15th at pete's tavern. . >>> to the ice. the sharks in new jersey to face the devils. second period, brent burns shoots from the blue line. joe pavelski scores off the rebound significant because his 700th point. that's the third most in sharks history. early third period, game tied at two. jean-sebastien scoring off the rebound, and the devils are winners, 3-2. >>> game two of the alcs. astros with a one-0 series lead over the red sox. top three, tied at two. bam! we're not tied anymore. marwin gonzalez, a two-run home run over the green monster. it's 4-2 astros. bottom of the inning, bases loaded for