mayor lindsay and i also went to milwaukee. i spent the better part of a morning in a black barbershop there in milwaukee talking to young black men as they caved in. most were from the south, having come to milwaukee looking for work just as local jobs were disappearing or being moved away. the first question i asked the early arrivals puzzled them. that question was if they found more or less racial discrimination in milwaukee than there had been in birmingham or wherever was in the south they had come from. they did not know how to answer because, as i soon learned, in milwaukee, they did not see any white people. that's how rigid the local segregation was in that northern city. mayor lindsay and i and the other commission members came back from these site visits sobered and somewhat shaken. in a room which i arranged for on the senate side of the u.s. capitol building, the commission began 44 days of meetings from december 1967 until newly the end of february 1968 to actually write the kerner report, every word of which was

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we visit lindsay chambers was entered politics herself. the trigger for her came on the day after trump's election victory. do we have to. do that career talking about your who the next president was what was it you were concerned. other people just moved to a seat. i often say that kids are most important responsibility in our most precious. sources so really you know i knew in that moment when jenny asked me whether or not we needed to build a wall that was when i knew that i needed to do something more and so that was what activated me to run for this seat. what do you think about mom running now. i'm going. to me like best supporter are you. and luke is a realist in the family. keeps me grounded all right. james is running for a seat in the i want house of representatives. never before have democrats in the state been able to recruit so many women for politics . in the documentary i have bad and. utterly moved by the amount of women who have you know stepped up and said we are not going to stay silent there are protests that happened y

lindsay got three years of chemotherapy. >> i remember meeting lindsay for the first time. >> i thoughths diverged after they left st. jude's. lindsay went to memphis. >> since the age of 10, i had known that there was nowhere else i wanted to be. >> reporter: turns out, that's where joel ended up, too, working in the video production unit. >> i always liked her. life circumstances had changed for both of us. i think i just skipped the step from, i always liked you, to saying, i love you. >> he turned to me and he said, i love you. and i knew it immediately. i loved him, too. i have loved and admired him all my life. >> reporter: the place that saved them, inspired them and ultimately united them, an obvious choice to say, i do. >> to be able to walk down the aisle to my best friend and the love of my life, joel, on the grounds of this place, was hallowed. >> the best day of my life was our wedding day. >> reporter: now, husband and wife, they're both part of the st. jude life program, a unique research study tracking childhood cancer survivors. >> we'll look at that and compare their c

i agree with lindsay, they opened the door to flexibility. it is a meaningful slow down, the fact they opened the door to flexibility that is intriguing to today's statement. charles: lindsey, what else matters here? considering all the current economic data we've seen, putting it all together how do we look going into 2019? >> you're right. we don't have the press conference to see further details. we have the fed minutes just a couple weeks from now. we'll see more of the discussion which should be fruitful at the very least. we had a strong october employment report. wages ticked up a little bit. but at the same time we're starting to see idea of disinflation filtering into the economy. headline inflation. we saw in latest gdp report, it is falling to 1.6%. it is all -- charles: lindsey is, so we're clear with the audience, those are gauges of inflation, right? >> exactly. that is the fed's primary concern maintaining inflation at near 2% level, not allowing the economy overheat per rapid rising inflation. the fed is seeing a lost differen

out the new -- the likely incoming new chairman of the senate judiciary committee is going to be lindsayham of south carolina, once a trump enemy, now aseery c ally who has indicated that those exact issues will be matters tha he would be more than happy to investigate, should he become chairman. >> has he become trump's warrior in the senate? is graham in the senate? >> he's already shown he's goine to be quite defender for the president. i think you can definitely expect he's going to be a very vocal ally in the next congress as democrats in the house will be very aggressive in terms of their oversightnd investigations and lindsay graham also has a political imperative. he's up in 2020. always is facing a challenge from the right. >> all these battlegrounds, senator graham and president trump versus house democrats, al as robert mueller does his work. i want to turn to some breaking news tonight about journalist jamal khashoggi. the cia has determined tt mohammad bin salman ordered thes a nation of khashoggi.th washington post broke the story that the c.i.a. looked into a phone call be

in the lotion aisle. >>> lindsay is a senior beauty editor at glamour magazine.e industry for seven years, she feels she needs to step her game up a little bit. gain a little extra knowledge. she's take own a few temp jobs. in this video by glamour magazine and conde nast entertainment, she's becoming a bikini waxer for a day. >> i want somebody who has had some experience. >> funny you should say that. first, she's going to try it herself on someone else without a guide. >> ready? >> one, two, three -- >> oh. >> pretty good. >> there's hair. >> now i've been through that horrific experience by myself. lydia is going to teach me the right way to do it. step one is sanifies. >> there's a right way and a wrong way to sanitize. >> that's the same thing as what we washed our hands with or is that a different -- >> we use alcohol to sanitize our hands. >> so i sprayed alcohol on the woman's privates? >> wrong way. >> step two is baby powder. >> that's to get it to attach to the hair better. >> now comes the main part. >> after she moisturizes with the professional, sh

lindsay, thank you lindsay. thank you. thank you, lindsay. he really did, that was very special.are all here tonight to support an amazing leader and a tremendous champion for this great state, a woman -- >> sean: of the president goes through his introductions, and i assume that he will next be introducing cindy hyde-smith, we go really quickly -- we will get back to that in a second as he gets back to substance. the author of a brand-new book by the way, "trump's enemies," how the deep state is undermining the presidency, cory lewandowski, cormorant david bs election -- by the way, i want to get into the substance of your book. it will really well written, a little. let's talk a little about -- i'm sorry? dave bossi -- they are talking in my ear. dave bossi, this race tomorrow is very important as the president goes here 53-47, 52-48, in the senate, a big difference. >> this race has to go our way. we have to have the senator get reelected. senator hide-smith must get reelected tomorrow and it's important for the president's agenda, for our america first agenda. this president

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here is nba reporter lindsay dunn. every once in awhile the bad guy in some situations will win.ill win. because you are right, jimmy butler is the winner in this situation. he forced their hand to trade him, and to put in into perspective for anyone, he went from a team that had no chance of making the finals to a team that now, lossmakers, had the odds of going 7:1 to the finals, to now 3:1. if he plays and takes on the motto of philadelphia, the city of brotherly love, they really could go far, and he is the winner in this, but also carl anthony towns of the minnesota timberwolves, he is also a winner because i think his mental health is going to take a break from i guess the alleged bullying that butler was giving him. england beat bangladesh by seven wickets under the duckworth—lewis—stern method in their women's world twenty20 group a game in st lucia on monday. with kirstie gordon taking 3—16 in herfour overs, bangladesh's 76—9 in their 20 overs never looked remotely sufficient. natalie sciver and amyjones made sure england kept well ahead of the required run rate as rain

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and she called arizonans crazy, the meth lab of democracy but they are only crazy and lindsay lohan waywe go to the state of indiana, a toss-up. according to reports, donnelly has funded shadow efforts to fund ads for the third party libertarian in the race and he can't win without the libertarian of that race. dirty politics at its worst. and one more reminder by the way that a vote for libertarian in indiana is a vote for donnelly and schumer. in montana this is a state that is now in play. republican matt rosendale gaining ground against jon tester. in the latest poll, tester is down by three. 50% of the state voted it will all depend on turnout tomorrow. tester voted with schumer 87% of the time, you might as well have schumer in tennessee, a very important race. marshall marshall blackburn sho, but anything could happen. in nevada, races are always close. republican senator dean heller in a must hold seat for the republicans. we will have an actual race on her hands and west virginia between incumbent democrat joe manchin and patrick morrissey. and in florida, let me be blunt. ever

the vp was here as well along with the chair of the republican party and lindsay gram. they want to make sure the base turns out and they keep the senate seat. as for allegations of racism she said she would attend a public hanging. she said she was joking. some found it offensive. it became an issue. it is one of the reasons republicans had to campaign so hard in the final she receive addn donation. the donation continues to spark the backlash with people calling for a boycott. ral compaes including google asked for hyde-smith to return donations. a union says african americans faced discrimination regularly. at a hearing in september employees told personal stories. they say african american workers are paid less and more likely to be fired. after the issue came to life created two human resources positions to recruit diverse employees. >>> a solemn university in san francisco. 40 years ago today a board of supervisors member assassinated and supervisor harvey milk. >> it has been 38 hours since the two leaders died cht the chaos captured again. >> that was the report

surprise winning war photographer, lindsay, talks about photos he's taken in the middle east. sunday at 9:00 p.m., on afterwards, surprise winning journalist josÉ, on american history tv, c-span three. thursday at 5:30 p.m. eastern, on american the facts. celebrating the first english things giving a jamestown in 1619. friday at 6:30 p.m., on the presidency. reflections on former first lady, barbara bush. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on lectures in history, how the pilgrims became part of america's founding story. sunday at 9:00 a.m., constitutional scholars, philip and -- have the u.s. constitution defines impeachable offenses by the president. thanks giving weekend, on the c-span network. german chancellor talked about the european parliament last week. he expects the european army defend the germanys immigration policies and to the end of nationalism in europe. recently announced that she would not seek election when term ends in 2021. >> president of the european parliament, president of european commission. latest and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen. as 50 year, the ger

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as we moved further down the road you had people like lindsay gram take a some what empty attitude theion is what does paul ryan do? she still the speaker of the house. they are prepared to move forward. app lot of people on capitol hill expected jeff sessions to be remove affidavit the midterms maybe not necessarily this soon after the midterms but this is something that went from being a shocking possibility when discussed maybe a year ago to something that republicans on the hill had accepted was inevitable and likely at this point so clearly this was telegraphed. >> and i would point out this this also means any pretense towards bipartisanship is basically out the window i think that it galvanizes news in the house it says that the investigation mueller and the investigation is paramont you also see warnings to protecting mueller going forward. >> so we move forward here the president during the press conference an hour or two ago said repeatedly that he could end the mueller investigation. >> i think he has feared the political backlash now, that may inhibit him further or he may

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the shyness was just gone. >> twice a month, josh and lindsay head to one of her charity events. >> ied every time ill put it on. i'm going to go out there and perform and make people happy. >> ways going on? there's a giant dog driving around. >> all right. catch it all new episode of "this is life" with lisa ling tomorrow night. we've got so much more ahead in the newsroom and it all starts right now. >>> all right, hello, everyone. i'm fredricka whitfield. the number of those unaccounted for in the camp fire burning in california has skyrocketed. more than 1,000 people are missing. 74 people are dead as a result of wildfires burning across the state. the camp fire is now the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in california history. as families take shelter in makeshift pop-up cities, like you see here, we're hearing heart wrenching stories from people who say they barely made it out alive.

that mermaid is lindsay cole, swimming 120 miles down the thames on a personal anti-plastic campaign.s is how an urban mermaid gets ready for work. >> so we've got te, wet suits. >> two wet suits, because it is really cold. >> would you like me to zip you> hen i put the tail on. ohh! >> i'm feeling quite guil s, because iting here in a puffer coat, i'm cold. your lips are a lite bit blue. how cold is it in the wate >> it's pretty cold. i' not going tolie. the first week was really hard. >> reporter: 21 days, 4 hours a day, in november. artist barbara trails her in a canoe, along ithsamantha, the trash shelpture. >> s hollow with the concept th anwe'd fill her with all them ru w we need to fill ter. >> r the thames is also considered quite clean as far as ban rivers goes. >> we've got hephones, cups, tennis balls, helium balloon. this foam board is literally going to go to the sea. this will fill some whale up. lindsay was inspired after cutting herself on aiece of plastic while free diving in indonesia,he same place where a sperm whale recently washed ashore, its stomach full of plast

. >> first down phillip lindsay back in. lindsay cutting to the outside!e's gone! touchdown broncos! >> running like an option, going to keep it, dives. did he break it? yes, he did! touchdown pittsburgh! >> stafford sets, now he throws. what a catch! touchdown! >> wide open and that is a touchdown. >> kelliot doesn't care. he breaks three! into the end zone, touchdown! >> deep shot down the field to t.y. hilton. touchdown! >> those were some of the biggest scoring plays from around the nfl yesterday. now the bears hosted the vikings on sunday night football. the bears pad their lead in the nfc north over second place minnesota. they shut out the vikings until the very end of the third quarter. more signs that the trade for khalil mack is paying off as the linebacker added an eighth sack and a forced fumble and recovery. bears safety eddie jackson puts it out of reach for the vikings with a 27-yard pick six. chicago hangs onto earn its fourth win in a row 25-20. >>> the nba and another historical performance by king james. to miami where james notches his

they are only crazy in a lindsay lohan way.e go to the state of indiana, a toss up tonight between mike braun, democratic incumbent. for schumer want to be joe donnelly. according to reports, not only has funded shadow efforts to find ads for the third-party libertarian libertarian in that race, he can't win with other libertarian in that race. dirty politics at its worst. one more reminder, by the way, a vote for a libertarian in indiana is a vote for donnelly and schumer. in montana, v this is a state tt is now in play. republican matt rosendale gaining ground against schumer democratic incumbent jon tester. inat the latest poll, tester don by 3. 50% of the state voted, it will depend on turnout tomorrow. remember, people ofpe montana, tester voted with schumer 87% of the time. you might as well have schumer in tennessee, a very important race. republican candidate marsha blackburn should win. if you are in tennessee, take nothing for granted, anything can happen. nevada, races are always close. republican senator dean heller

police say and drew lindsay and israel argot were inside the foilding when the tornado hit. a 5 wall fell on top of them. one victim died at the hospital. crews found the other body underneath the debris yesterday morning. >>> and we know anf med ef-1 tornado touched down in mt. airy, maryland. causing damage the. some of the worst damage was at the twin arts shopping center. a viewer shopping video shows the inside of a t.j. maxx. the roof collapsed and watern. poured >>> we're still working to learn more information about what arlington police are calling a domestic-related suicide. rodolfo rivera faces murder authorities tell us he killed natasha rivera. officers found her body in a crystal city hotel room and arrested the suspect. we don't know how the pair are elated or how the victim was lle killed. >>> a terrifying situation in falls church. a cdtomer walke into a starbucks and claimed he had a bomb. you can hear the police saying come out with your hands up. they say the man was intoxicate when he walked into the starbucks on arlington boulevard yesterday afternoon.

lindsay graham, he once said donald trump is a race baiting xenophobic bigot.nd now well now in addition to all the love and golf that he has for president trump he says i've never heard him make a racist statement. explain. >> it's in-- inexplicable. except it just reflects the lust for power that a lot of people in washington have. i mean you can run down those quotes. i mean you had that quote from lindsey -- they're still endorsing him. soledad: so there is a republican senator in mississippi who's up for re election and she said this about a supporter. her name is cindy ...cindy heidi smith if he invited me to a public hanging i'd be on the front row. and she later said that that was an expression of regard for the person. but she's literally describing a lynching in mississippi and her opponent is black 6. >> you've always sad these things. it's an american society. what's changed now is that donald trump is bricking them out into the open and in particular for the republican party, they're emulating his race-baiting, immigrant bashing example. soledad: a

fox 5's lindsay watt is in woodbridge. >> reporter: theolice chief says his officers were ambusheds this allrted when they got a call about a man who was firing a rifle. police say whe they arrived, the man startedho sing at them. we'll show you some video now to give you a closer look at this scene. this happened at a home down the block f where we are on laurel street off of featherstone road. the police chief saids it about 5:30 when the call came in about this guy. an says the m started shooting at offers when they arrived and that was before any a conversationny interaction. i was just listening to scanner traffics all this was going onot and that sing went on for severanu tes. o officers got hurt, a police krauzer was hit by gunfire a number of times. two officers did return fire the suspect wa shot in the upper bodye was air lifted to the hospital and right now he is in serious condition. police chief says this could ve been a lot worse. >> we're thankful that none of our staff were hit. it's a dangerous environment that we live in and sometimes police work is dangerous. but i'm t

lindsay let me start with you. the numbers look good on retail sales, right? >> oh, absolutely this is undoubtedly going to be a very strong holiday shopping season the consumer is feeling confidence, they have more money in their pockets thanks to the tax policy at the end of last year they're out there shopping but there are some cracks starting to show in the economy. the consumer has been really the backbone of this economy for the last couple of years and business investment is slowing that tells us what the fed said so these are some of the things we'll need to watch jobless claims are starting to rise so while we're in a good position now we need to be sanguine. david: to say we're in a good position i think gary is an understatement. we have never in my lifetime had more jobs than people looking for jobs which is what we had this past several months we've got this economy at least compared to the obama years why are investors why do they feel such a lousy world to live in? >> it's called the shape of things to come for me it looks like the norm going f

lindsay graham was one of the champions ofjeff sessions, because they served in the senate is togethere used to be of donald trump, as somebody who is looking at jeff sessions' job. i don't think there is any coincidence that the passenger of the un has resigned, she is from south carolina. she becomes an instant front runner of the attorney generaljob and of course, the former ambassador can be... what does this mean for the russia investigation?” be... what does this mean for the russia investigation? i don't take anything. i think there are still in charge and continuing, and you have mr marlow, who is continuing. you have a democratic house, who wrote put up with the idea that rod rosenstein will be fired and the russia investigation ends. under counterfactual is of last night result was that if the republicans had held onto the house, maybe donald trump would have considered that, winding up the robert muller investigation. i think his manoeuvring has limited enormously because of the democrats taking controlled the house. some argue several rosenstein will carry on, but he has be

or photographer lindsay addario. sunday at 9:00 p.m. on vargasrds, hosea antonio . on american history tv on c-span 3, thursday at 5:30 p.m., on american artifacts, celebrating the first in was thanksgiving at berkeley, virginia, near jamestown in 6019. friday, reflections on former first lady barbara bush. eastern,at 8:00 p.m. how the pilgrims became part of america's founding story. and sunday at 9:00 a.m., constitutional scholars talk about how the u.s. constitution defines impeachable offenses for the president. thanksgiving weekend on the c-span networks. >> up next on my conversation about cancer research and treatment. gottliebear from scott . from the washington post, this is about two hours, 15 minutes.

saturday at 8:00 p.m., lindsay a dario talks about photos she has taken in the middle east. sunday, pulitzer prize winning journalist jose antonio vargas. eastern,at 5:30 p.m. american artifacts, celebrating the first english thanksgiving at berkeley virginia near jamestown. in 1619. friday on the presidency, reflections on former first lady barbara bush. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, how the sunday at 9:00 a.m., constitutional scholars talk about how the u.s. constitution defines in peach abu offenses for the president. >> next, a look at democracy, panelist spoke about the rise of populism in hungary and poland. motives behind russian interference in the 2016 elections. the national endowment for democracy hosted this 90 minute event.

jim lindsay is a senior vice president and director of studies here at csr. he oversees the work of more than six dozen fellows in the david rockefeller studies program. before he came back we will have questions i just want to start by saying this book couldn't have been more timely. was whether trump was different in degree or kind. in some ways, at least in some areas of domestic policy. but where he really is different and kind is what you had written this book about. i want to start out by asking both of you what are the real world consequences of america advocating its leadership role. i only write with people whose name comes after me in the alphabet. thank you so much for presiding. it is an important question about what the vacuum is. there's a bad news story and a good news story. gets filled by people who don't share our values don't share the appreciation of the rules -based order. and who want to do something different. as the u.s. withdraws if it's not involved in building coalitions and bringing people together people are going to turn to other

. >> that expands anymore because when you look at lindsay von, alpine skier, not black very much notack. making a statement that throwaway interview to cnn before pyongyang saying she asked the question directly we go to the white house and she thanks about it and gets emotional and says no, i will go to the white house. then after everything blows up. i hope she breaks her neck and hope she does that and you think this is literally america's golden girl and this is what is thrown at her. i remember doing the wrong thing about cnn -- there was this one woman, susan, i hope she's not here who said that she really hopes the united states olympic committee would that their athletes for whether or not they would take any before you put them on the elliptic team. that's the craziest olympic trial i've ever heard of. how exactly how you do that? will be play the anthem to see how iraq before we put them on the airplane? it's that stuff in decision and you look back for the 50th anniversary of the team not invited to the white house. they did not even have the opportunity to say no not. >>

lindsay doyle reports.nd those responsible for shooting two teenage boys. a 15—year—old was shot in the back in the victoria road in handsworth at about 8:15pm last night. he was taken to hospital where he is described as being in a serious but stable condition. a second boy, who was just 14, suffered an injury to his arm which is not thought to be serious. the shots are thought to have been fired from a car which then sped off. this is getting too much. really too much. i mean, come on! our only street at night time, there is nobody here. you can't really bring kids into this kind of area if this is happening. it is not good at all. investigating officers are currently examining cctv in the area. this morning police issued a statement appealing for witnesses. they said they will not tolerate anyone being shot, especially teenagers. they added that they are determined to find who is responsible for this. anyone who has any information is asked to contact the police immediately, if someone wishes to remain a

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. >>> a loun county public schoolteacher is locked up in a jail cell tonight. 28-year-old lindsay mages is accused ofsing physical or mental harm to a child in her care.ig inveors say the nonsexual relationship happened with the student between j t and august s year. mages was a teacher at discovery and hillsidelentarial the time. a judge denied her request for bond. >>> a woman dead tonight after her car flipped on the south side of vw parkway. police tell us the crash happened here this afternoon, just after 2:30, between route d inand powder mill r prince george's county. the woman who died was 58 years old and from florida. u.s. park police say there's no obvious reason for the accident. >> jump on the whale right now and cut it! see a fisherman cuto i the water to try to help a humpback whale. >>> and we've got a sweet story for you, as you enjoy trick or treating with your kids tonight. howne company made a special local teen's halloween dream comes true. > about it was a beautiful day today, especially for trick or treating, but check t out.stem this is going to impact us with ra

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good morning lindsay. marty say that. that were not out of the woods yet. it was one of the major risks facing the market all year long and going into 2019. the other big risk is trade. in anticipation of this i think we will move sideways into the weekend. and then we could go either way depending on what we get out of the meeting. there are threats to the auto industry. part of that yesterday was technology. technology in healthcare our interest rate sensitive sectors. what was also interesting. tech rally significantly. i do goes up goes up about 3%. this is a group that's been really beaten up in the last several weeks and in last couple months. healthcare has been leading in the last several months. in case we do get a deal. but you also want to have the defensive side and healthcare. at this .32 percent of investors say we will get three of our rate hikes in 200019. the analyst community says we will still get a rate hike in november. you can count on it. it's a commentary after that meeting in the press conference. what are they gonna say. as he get

office both at the federal level and at the state level i'm at the headquarters for lindsay williams who's running for state senate and she says that she was fired up after the two thousand and sixteen elections to get into politics so democrats are hoping that all of these factors will play and allow them to pick up seats here in pennsylvania that will help them regain the majority in the congress next year kristensen we thank you very much. jury selection is under way in the u.s. for the trial of one of mexico's mission a tourist drug lords you're looking guzmán also known as of chapo has been held in solitary confinement in new york for the past two years security for the trial is expected to be high especially for witnesses and juries. which is a new kind of their news referendum have voted not to break away from france there were celebrations in the capital noumea after final results showed fifty six percent of voters chose to remain a french territory there's concern it could reignite tension between europeans and cannot people who are the original inhabitants of the south paci

years and providing 900 million to cut eligible small retailer bills by 132 years so i congratulate lindsay and hume and look forward to this and i am sure many members of this house will recognize the importance on poor business and championing the excellent contributions they make to our economy. >> ian blackburn. >> thank you, i want to wish everyone a happy st. patrick's even. today the chancellor said the prime minister's brexit deal will leave the economy is slightly smaller and pure economic terms, there will be no -- this is confirmed by the government analysis that wages will fall but the prime minister agrees it will leave people poorer than the status quo? >> analysis shows what the analysis does not show that we will be poorer, what it shows, no it doesn't. what the analysis shows is this is a strong economy that will continue to grow and the model which actually delivers best to the british people and our jobs and the economy is the model government put forward and is proposing. >> ian blackburn. >> i wonder if the prime minister has analysis, under any scenario it will be cool

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kind november a lindsay lohan way. she said her state is the meth lab of democracy. given a chance to address these remarks, no apology. take a look. >> as we see, martha has chosen to continue running a highly negative campaign. that's her choice. but arizona voters will choose the person they trust to be their voice in washington, d.c. >> sean: people of arizona are waking up tonight. while republicans have a serious edge in the senate, the house is a different story. dozens of must win republican held districts are toss ups. nancy pelosi is predicting victory. in 5 days, if republicans lose control of the house, let me point out what will happen. nancy pelosi will be your speaker. the biggest liar in america. adam will be the house intel committee chairman. he is bragging about his plans to ramp up investigations into phoney trump russian collusion which has been debunked. take a look. >> republicans walked away from the investigation. the democratic minority has continued. we are learning more. that work won't stop when we take the majority. we will get answers t