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of accusations and there was a lot of speculation to try to derail my campaign but know confirmation. and the reason was the liberal media didn't want to know the truth. they did not want to know what the facts were about the people that were accusing me. now what's different about my situation, and let's just say roy moore's situation, is that they came after me with repeatedly attacks and accusations but no confirmation. they now believe that if they throw more and more and more mud on the wall, that eventually people are going to believe it but that has back fired because, as you know, the latest poll shows roy moore is now back in the lead in alabama and the people in alabama are going to have to decide.

he was in the other night see any was on our show and he was campaigning about near liberal education reforms running you think there is a real feeling that. maybe we got things wrong yeah. the powers that be do or yeah well yes certainly and i you know i was one of the best roles i ever got was in a film called brust off about you know how they the mining community was completely destroyed by mrs thatcher and entire communities were devastated and i was very aware of a huge north south divide when i first came to london to drama school and there were still minors on the finchley road with the cold not the old booklets and we invited the men to speak to the students' union to explain what was going on and how how far away from westminster they felt and this play begins with a gag about the ministry yes i mean that's it's all it's all it's all thrown into the melting pot here and especially in a studio space like this it's such a shared experience for the actors on the audience i mean you know you're right there in touching distance tim johnson thank you thank you. and stephen john gib

reporter: macron ran his election campaign on insisting on liberal values, including when it came tos. there used to be a center of a booming leather industry with more than 100 factories. ge's factory is one of just a dozen left. unemployment here is twice the national average. president macron's sweeping reforms means that surge can hire again. >> what is great about him is he is young. no one will walk all over him, unlike his predecessors. he has great ideas, more flexibility for company owners to higher and more freedom. a company needs leaders to let them work. reporter: he already reformed the labor laws to curb the power of the union. in cafes like this one, his plans to extend unemployment have left in plan then his tax break for french millionaires. >> he is the president of the rich. he has not changed my life or the lives of the people in this town. i do not know if this man is going to change things for us. reporter: here in paris six months ago, he vowed to remake french politics. since then, he has been criticized for being more kings and presidents. even some of those

campaign. of course there's the liberal crybaby snowflakes.his is the video of hillary clinton's election headquarters after president trump delivered that crushing defeat a year ago tonight. they are probably still crying tonight in mommy and daddy's basement because they were triggered by what happened. we also saw schools, remember, colleges, they were offering these poor grieving spoiled brats counseling. all the liberals needed things like therapy dogs, hot cocoa, plato, just to cope. in retrospect it's actually laughable how lame these people were and how out of touch by the way -- for example hollywood liberals and celebrities, they join this collective left wing freak out launching all kinds of vicious and vile attacks against president trump, and it has gone on for an entire year. watch this. >> how dare he say the things he does, of course i want to punch him in the face. >> yes, i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. i am a nasty woman. i'm not as nasty as a man who looks like ebay's and chito dust. >> one was

just the way barry goldwater was.he was going to offer a conservative choice and not a liberal echo in the campaign. the other thing we should talk about in that campaign was what happened in the last week. to a particular t.v. program called a time for choosing. and never california republicans had decided to buy time on a t.v. network. and to present a time for choosing ronald reagan. praising barry goldwater. the day before it was to be telecast, goldwater calls reagan and i am glad to be there when this is going on. he says ronnie, my staff here is not to happy about this t.v. talk of his. it talks about social security and we sort of put that aside and we really would like to run something obscure we would like to rerun this half hour we have of me with isaac at gettysburg. and ronnie says well, gee, everybody seems to like them and the address. i've been giving it and people like it. i can't help you. you have to talk to the people who put up their money for it. and then he said, barry, have you heard it? and he said no, actually, i have not. let me listen to it and i will call back. so they

campaign. "national liberal organizations know their chosen candidate doug jones is in a death spiral and this is their last-ditch hail mary. if any of these allegations were true they would have been made public long before now. this garbage is the very definition's fake news and intentional defamation." joining me now, msnbc reporter kasie hunt. honestly, i was stunned by the speed with which, frankly, i think republican senators were almost eager to tell you roy moore's got to get out? >> reporter: chuck, the number of times richard shelby stopped to speak to us in the hallways i can count on one hand. normally he never comes to the bank of cameras set up most days around that time, but in this particular case he walked straight up, said what he had to say and walked away. this is situation it's almost in ways hard to ask a follow-up question because everyone is being so straightforward. i do think one potential follow-up for some of these senators is going to be, you know, they all say, if these allegations prove to be true. now, some were still as you saw with john thune, digesting this n

campaigns. i breitbart when we cover liberal politicians are events it's usually to present as they are. the audience does not need to be told what's good or bad and straight deliveries off the most effective. i went to cover hillary clinton last august speaking about the outright basically an attack on the news. i was interesting to report what she said it just report what she was saying telling our audience what she needed to know. or how out of touch they were that this wasn't a movement it was a populous moment where trump is connecting to millions of people who didn't get their opinions from twitter or from obscure websites they were experiencing what trump is talking about that no other politician had acknowledged. there's a lot to learn, i don't think the learning has happened yet. there's still journalist stuck in the same old. certainly those that want to be friendly is a question of temperament of individual people and hoplite people will be with one another. sometimes if we don't agree we is not possible to get along with everybody all of the time. the may be the next book is

he painted it and rail on the support as a liberal attempt to bring down his campaign that's spearheadedy the washington post and rejected any notion and accusations of sexual misconduct and he said it is absolutely unbelievable that these allegations are now coming to light just weeks before the special election is due to be held in december and almost 40 years after the fact. take a listen. >> to be attacked of allegations of sexual misconduct contradicts my entire career in law. i want to make it clear to the media present and the people present that i have not provided alcohol beverages, beer or anything else to a minor. i have not been guilty of sexual misconduct with anyone. these allegations came only four and a half weeks before the general election on december 12th. why now? >> reporter: why now? the question that roy moore and his campaign and supporters are asking, in that question, he's insinuating some sort of conspiracy and his supporters are buying into it. they are wondering why these women came forward for a highly dramatic race. they are wondering who is encouraging the

. >> moore has slammed the accusations as a liberal conspiracy to thwart his campaign. >> it's obviouso the casual observer that something's up. we're also doing an investigation and we have some evidence of some collusion here, but we're not ready to put that to the public just yet. this is a completely manufactured story. we have to defraud this campaign. >> and steve bannon, trump's former chief strategist, now head of breitbart news, had been one of moore's most prominent backers. comparing "the washington post" story to the access hollywood tape unearthed during the campaign. >> hello, how are you? hi. >> if you saw the way they came after him like they're coming after judge moore today, this is not, they didn't debate you know, policy or politics. this was the politics of personal destruction. right? >> alabama's state auditor went so far as to call the allegations quote, much adieu about nothing. take joseph and mary. mary was a teenager and joseph was an adult carpenter. they became parents of jesus and like jesus, moore's brother told cnn on friday, the judge is being persecut

that's a party that has gone further to the right both the greens and the liberals before the election or during the election campaign said they lacked the imagination to see how a jamaica coalition could come together but we're in a different world these days the broad church is the big parties like the conservatives like the social democrats are losing support and politicians not only in germany but across europe are having to get used to more complicated constellations and jim and that also means. their will to compromise the will to to compromise on things that they didn't compromise in the past and a lot at stake here the big question of course is what happens next let's take a look at some of the options available. now that the coalition talks have collapsed german president frank steinmeyer could have to step in the german president could nominate angle americal as chancellor since her party has the most seats in parliament parliamentarians would then vote on whether they want her as chancellor president steinmeyer would then have two options he could appoint americal the head of a minority government in that

years of mistreatment and suppression led to the formation of the l.t.t.e., or liberation tigers of tamil eelam, and their campaigndependent state. the conflict ended in 2009, but an enormous number of internally displaced persons, or idp's as they're referred to, remain in refugee camps. >> tracy: ladies and gentlemen, appearing now, and before it is too late, the travelling circus of refugees. [ thunder ] >> anthony: colombo native tracy holsinger is the founder of mind adventures theatre company. not long ago, to even talk politics, let alone stage a play deemed controversial, could be . >> anthony: the play that you've been doing, it came from a book, >> tracy: "speaks in numbers", by mike masilamani. yeah, it was first performed in november 2009. so it's -- >> anthony: no way. controversial, would you say? >> tracy: a little. the play is about internally displaced people. after the end of the war, we had over 300,000 people in camps. the largest one of them was built to house 100,000 people, but ended up-housing 227,000 people. tents that were designed for maybe five people to be in, had 10-15 people in them.

. >> the moore campaign continues to attack his democratic opponent for being too liberal on issues such as taxes and the border wall. campaigning at a weekend fish fry doug jones laughed at the moore campaign's efforts to label him as far left. >> that's pretty absurd. you know, that's their only hope. look, they are in desperation mode right now. they're trying to flip stuff back. if you look at the positions i've got on healthcare, if you look at the positions i've got on jobs and looking at the supportive from the business community, i think i'm pretty mainstream. >> jones is trying to stay away from all of the controversy surrounding his opponent instead focusing on what he calls kitchen table issues such as jobs and economy and even though moore is facing dwindling support from national republicans, he still enjoys the support of many gop leaders here in this state. both campaigns continue, jon. >> jon: thank you. >> melissa: new information to tell you about in the russia investigation with word the special counsel just sent a wide ranging request for documents from the justice de

campaign trail tonight. meanwhile, he is out with a new ad, slamming liberal elites and the republican establishment. let's listen. >> five state campaigns, 40 years of honorable service. roy moore has been intensely scrutinized and not a hint of scandal. but four weeks before the election, false allegations, a scheme by liberal elites and the republican establishment to protect their big government trough. >> we'll be right back. (sigh) ( ♪ ) dad: molly! trash! ( ♪ ) whoo! ( ♪ ) mom: hey, molly? it's time to go! (bell ringing) class, let's turn to page 136, recessive traits skip generations. who would like to read? ( ♪ ) molly: i reprogrammed the robots to do the inspection. it's running much faster now. see? it's amazing, molly. thank you. ( ♪ ) >>> welcome back to "hardball" there are potential signs of another shoe to drop in the trump russia probe. led by special counsel robert mueller. nbc news has confirmed the reporting from "the new york times" that lawyers for michael t. flynn notified the president's legal team in recent days that they could no longer discuss the special counsel's investiga

these nationalist liberal voters , he would certainly do so if there were another campaign, he wouldo for it much more than he already did. i don't know. maybe it would be the other way around and some of the voters would go to the afd. judy: if that was the case, do we want an established eurosceptic party in government? i think that many, macron and many others in france are very relieved that we don't have a government that contains the ftp. certainly doesn't see itself as eurosceptic. he felt that he was being personally besmirched by the greens because they suggested that he was a eurosceptic. peter: judy, we are running out of time. i would like to talk about angela merkel. down, but not out? judy: angela merkel is a fantastic politician. she's had two major blows. one is the election results, and now the collapse of coalition talks. angela merkel is no longer a salable, but her politics has come back with a brutality. peter: matthew, your quote at the top of the show, germany will remain stable with or without merkel. matthew: i'm hinting at, you enter this phase now if we mov

democratic nomination for philadelphia district attorney partly due to a $1.4 million campaign contribution from liberal. krasner has represented black lives matter and occupy philadelphia protesters. he has sued the police department dozens of times and has never served as a prosecutor. krasner wants to bring criminal justice reforms to the d.a.'s office. >> we are putting our money in the wrong places. you want to stop crime you have to start with education, you have to start with job training. >> beth grossman a democrat until four years ago won the republican nomination unopposed. she spent more than 21 years working as a prosecutor in the very office she now seeks to run. and spent a few years in the city's department of licenses and inspections. grossman is pushing her experience in her quest to become d.a. >> first in my 21 and a half years as prosecutor in the d.a.'s office i have dealt with victims from all walks of life including young children all the way to senior citizens. so the d.a.'s are trained to treat and speak with respect. >> the fraternal order of police has rejected krasner's cand

macron ran his election campaign by insisting on the power of liberal values to solve france's problemsthe centre of a booming leather industry, with more than 100 factories. serge cathala's factory is one ofjust a dozen left. unemployment here is 21%, twice the national average. but president macron's sweeping reforms mean serge has begun hiring again. translation: what's great about macron is that he's young, he looks like he's got guts. nobody‘s going to walk all over him, unlike his predecessors. and he's got good ideas, more flexibility for company owners to hire people, and more freedom. a company needs leaders who will let them work. president macron has already reformed france's rigid labour law, to curb the power of the unions. but graulhet‘s favourites for president were the protectionist candidates on the far—right and far—left. and, in cafes like this one, mr macron's plans to extend unemployment insurance have less impact than, say, his tax breaks for french millionaires. translation: he's the president of the rich. he hasn't changed my life or the lives of the people in th

the campaign went on to say the allegations are a last- ditch "hail mary" by liberal organizations backingis opponent, democrat doug jones. the campaign added that, quote, after over 40 years of public service, if any of these allegations were true, they would have been made public long before now. the accuser who was again 14 at the time of the alleged incident says she told family about the two encounters she had with moore but nothing was ever done about it. in 1979, the age of consent in alabama was 16 and it remains so today. live in the newsroom, ken wayne, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> more allegation in hollywood where five women have come forward accusing comedian louis ck of sexual misconduct. the "new york times" reports that all five women were up and coming comedians. louis ck's latest film "i love you, daddy" was set to premiere tonight in new york. but it has been canceled amid the controversy and a late- night tv appearance also canceled. the comedian has not yet commented on the allegations. ♪[ music ] >>> coming up, republicans pushing forward with what they are calling the bigges

macron ran his election campaign by insisting on the power of liberal values to solve france's problems. graulhet used to be the centre of a booming leather industry, with more than 100 factories. serge cathala's factory is one ofjust a dozen left. unemployment here is 21%, twice the national average. but president macron's sweeping reforms mean serge has begun hiring again. translation: what's great about macron is that he's young, he looks like he's got guts. nobody‘s going to walk all over him, unlike his predecessors. and he's got good ideas, more flexibility for company owners to hire people and more freedom. a company needs leaders who will let them work. president macron has already reformed france's rigid labour law, to curb the power of the unions. but graulhet‘s favourites for president were the protectionist candidates on the far—right and far—left. and, in cafes like this one, mr macron's plans to extend unemployment insurance have less impact than, say, his tax breaks for french millionaires. translation: he's the president of the rich. he hasn't changed my life or the live

macron ran his election campaign by insisting on the power of liberal values to solve france's problemsgraulhet used to be the centre of a booming leather industry, with more than 100 factories. serge cathala's factory is one ofjust a dozen left. unemployment here is 21%, twice the national average, but president macron's sweeping reforms means serge has begun hiring again. translation: what's great about macron is that he's young, he looks like he's got guts. nobody‘s going to walk all over him, unlike his predecessors, and he's got good ideas, more flexibility for company owners to hire people and more freedom. a company needs leaders who will let them work. president macron has already reformed france's rigid labour law to curb the power of the unions, but graulhet‘s favourites for president were the protectionist candidates on the far—right and far—left. and in cafes like this one, mr macron's plans to extend unemployment insurance have less impact than say his tax break for french millionaires. translation: he's the president of the rich. he hasn't changed my life or the lives of t

>> reporter: well he's trying to paint this as a liberal conspiracy spearheaded by "the washington post" to thwart his campaign. he rejected any sort of sexual misconduct from these alleged events around 40 years ago. he's also saying it's absolutely unbelievable these allegations are coming out in these final few weeks and they are from so long ago. >> i've been investigated more than any other person in this country. to think that grown women would wait 40 years to come before, right before an election to bring charges is absolutely unbelievable. [ applause ] >> why now? >> reporter: why now? that's what we're hearing from the moore campaign, and himself. to answer that question simply these women didn't come forward on their own. they were found after "the washington post" and after a bit of time agreed to tell their stories. we're also answers that question through one of the women herself. the lawyer for gloria deason who is one the women named says moore knows full well why they did not tell what they did to him before this week. as young teenage girls they had no way of knowing their rights especially a

campaigns. >> he contends the allegations are a scheme by liberal elites to sink his candidacy. two women accused moore of sexually assaulting him decades ago. last night he said they were dirty politics. >> these allegations are completely false. they're malicious. specifically i do not know any of these women for have i ever engaged in sexual misconduct with any woman. >> moore faces doug jones in a special election december 12th. "the washington post" reports it was a target of a sting by conservative group which uses false stories to expose what it claims is social media ya bbias. the post reports it was approached by a woman who said moore impregnated her as a teen. she works now for a group that targets media outlets and left leaning grouping using hidden groups and false stories to embarrass the targets. >>> president trump is facing criticism for language at a white house ceremony meant to honor native american heros. we have the details on that. >> good morning. when president trump referred to a senator as comment was met with silence. it was supposed to honor native a

his campaign chairman said "national liberal organizations know their chosen candidate doug jones isa death spiral and this is their last ditch hail mary. ." the post interviewed three other women teens at the time who said moore pursued relationships with them when moore was in his 30's. moore has called the charges false and a desperate political attack. >> ♪ >> the star spangled banner has been the focal point of a national controversy. now there's a new fight to replace it. the naacp in california is calling for the anthem to be changed. fox5's tom fitzgerald in baltimore tonight with more on this. fitz. >> reporter: hey, jim, good evening from baltimore. you know, it was only a couple of miles away from this spot where we're at right now that francis scott key wrote the star spangled banner, so we wanted to know about the history. how did this song that we all know so well become the national anthem. so, we went to fort mchenry, we talked to the national park service. turns out it's only been the national anthem since just before world war ii. >> march third 1931 and it was real

macron ran his election campaign by insisting on the power of liberal values to solve france's problems industry, with more than 100 factories. serge cathala's factory is one ofjust a dozen left. unemployment here is 21%, twice the national average, but president macron‘s sweeping reforms means serge has begun hiring again. translation: what's great about macron is that he's young, he looks like he's got guts. nobody‘s going to walk all over him, unlike his predecessors, and he's got good ideas, more flexibility for company owners to hire people and more freedom. a company needs leaders who will let them work. president macron has already reformed france's rigid labour law to curb the power of the unions, but this area's favourites for president were the protectionist candidates on the far—right and far—left. and in cafes like this one, mr macron‘s plans to extend unemployment insurance have less impact than say his tax break for french millionaires. translation: he's the president of the rich. he hasn't changed my life or the lives of the people in this town. we are the little people a

post," who they lump in with their democratic opponent, doug jones, and other liberals out to undercut roy moore's campaign. katie, i can tell you this went off like a bomb here in the capital. essentially every reporter who covers the united states senate was in one hallway behind me a short time ago, waiting for details of this tax plan to come out when this story hit our phones. we've been asking senators about it as they come out of the room. one of the first to respond to it was lisa murkowski, who said if these allegations are true, he should step down and leave this race immediately. jeff flake talked to my colleague, kasie hunt, a moment ago, and he had a similar response. >> does he need to step down? >> if there is any shred of truth to these stories, he ought to step aside now. >> reporter: would he be fit to serve in the senate if this were true? >> no. no. if there were any shred of truth he ought to step aside immediately. >> katie, this will be a divisive and potentially embarrass i embarrassing subject here. ted cruz, jon cornyn, number two ranked republican senator, rand paul, mike lee, wh

campaign wants it to be tribal. you know, outside agitators, liberal "washington post" coming down here, stirring things up. try to make it an old send them a message campaign, it has historical relevance in alabama. the jones campaign is making it a negative referendum on moore and the horrible things he's charged with having done. what the president did is put a big thumb on the scale to move it in moore's directions which is outside, i believe him, it's not about his character, it's about falling in line with the conservative movement. alabama is such a republican state. even though moore has been behind, if the president continues to engage he can probably close the race, which creates another huge problem, at least from the republican point of view, of roy moore showing up in the u.s. senate and winning the race and chaining himself to a podium somewhere. then you've got trump versus mcconnell. there's a lot of interest in the republican party about maybe excelling moore. but if the president has a reason has a come back for moore to win, that sets up quite a division. so this thing is the problem that

"liberal jones would be bad." >> the jones campaign incentives in the email accusing moore of hiding. moore is scheduled to speak in the next hour at a small town in alabama. his first public appearance since the november 16 news conference that his campaign abruptly ended when reporters began asking questions about the allegations against moore. >> bret: jonathan serrie live in alabama. thank you. let's talk about the sexual harassment allegations kendall on capitol hill, in alabama. how all sides are dealing with charges of hypocrisy. senior political analyst brit hume joins us. good evening. >> hi, bret. >> bret: your thoughts. the first piece, james rosen and nancy pelosi's defense of john conyers. >> i think nancy pelosi's defense of john conyers was almost incoherent. it was unexpected, as james noted. this is a break really for roy moore in the sensitive john conyers was been noted the most senior democrat in the house and his nancy pelosi would have it,, and icon to democrats, is still in place when roy moore, if he's elected, shows up. seems to be it will be pretty hard for t

the white house says the president has no plans to campaign for moore, but this morning, trump adviser kellyanne conway bashed moore's liberal opponent. >> i just want everybody to know doug jones. nobody ever says his name, and they pretend he's some kind of conservative democrat in alabama, and he's not. >> recent polls show that race is too close to call, and moore remains particularly popular among alabama's evangelical voters. >>> a second woman has come forward to accuse senator al franken of sexual harassment. lindsay menz says he grabbed her from behind. that is while franken was serving in the u.s. senate. franken says he doesn't remember taking the photo with menz, and feels badly if she felt disrepresented. last week, a los angeles radio news anchor acd forcibly kissing her during a 2006 uso tour. today, senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell renewed his calls for the ethics committee to launch an investigation into franken. >>> now to breaking news out of new york. cbs news has suspended charlie rose, and pbs has halted distributions of his show on that network. eight women have told the post that rose made sexu

liberal. in response to the death after border agent in texas, jones equals no wall and, no wall means more senseless bloodshed. we must build the wall to protect americans now. campaigningt a frishe fry, "dow jones newswires" disputed liberal label. >> if you look at positions i have got on health care, look at positions i have on jobs, look at support i have from the business community, i think i'm pretty mainstream. i want to reach across the aisle to talk to all people. i don't really care what he says about me. reporter: although roy moore is losing support from many national republicans he still has strong support from the gop leadership in this state, although over the weekend the young republican federation of alabama withdrew its support of roy moore. back to you. trish: see what happens. thank you very much. jonathan. holiday shopping season kick of this week. retailers fighting back against amazon with their own discounts and unique offerings. jeff flock is scoping out sales there on miracle mile in chicago with the details for you after this. .. .. they are coming up with new ways to compete with amazon. let's go to jeff flock. his gotten out all the deals th