moderator: lisa, you have a 30 second rebuttal. ms. brownwhen i was chair of the energy committee at the state level we put in place standards that reduced our reliance on coal. we put in place rules that allow you to run your meter backwards and incentives for wind and solar. this nation is not leading. this nation is absent from the international stage. we are the second largest emitter of carbon in the world. we need national leadership on this issue. moderator: thank you. we move now to native american dishes. for this question -- issues. ar this question you will get minute to respond and 830 second 30 second- a rebuttal. washington and the northwest, native americans have deep, proud and important roots. how will advocate for the interests of native communities. how would you respond -- native communities? how would you respond to president trump if he were standing next to you using pocahontas as it derogatory term as he has done many times? first of all, i appreciate and deeply respected the significance of our relationship with our

house republican conference chair kathy mcmorris rogers, faces democrat lisa brown. we're live from walla walla community college this debate from northwest public broadcasts. . . . presented by the valley chamber of commerce ave. northwest public broadcasting. live from the community college or moderator for tonight >>> from the campus of walla walla community college welcome to the debate between washington's fifth congressional district representative cathy mcmorris rogers and her child david christie six challenger. i'm moderating tonight excite debate. the walla walla chamber of commerce is hosting this debate to highlight important issues within our valley and throughout eastern washington including women's issues, agriculture and this is. the chamber is presenting tonight's debate with our broadcast partner northwest public broadcasting, a pbs member station based at the edward r. murrow college of communications at washington state university. the format of the debate consists of four rounds. after opening statements, i will begin by asking each candidate que

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, republican house conference chair, kathy mcmorris rogers has a slight edge over the democrat, lisa brown. an important race. in washington 8, dino rossi is facing incumbent kick schrier. tonight that race is a dead heat. also tonight, it's important to focus on the senate. all the states highlighted are up for grabs. as we speak, rick scott is focusing on the current hurricane that is pounding the gulf coast of his state in the panhandle. his senatorial race against democrat bill nelson is extremely tight in florida. it's important to remember, senator nelson was a resounding no vote on kavanaugh. by the way, like most of these senators on the democratic side, beholden to chuck schumer and not the people of florida. if you like due process in florida, if you believe in florida in the presumption of innocence and our great constitution, it's time to send liberal bill nelson packing and don't forget ron desantis running for governor to keep the progress that rick start started there. other red state senators are facing serious challenges from republicans. these are all winnable races. nort

lisa brown, an important race in washington, eight, republican dino rossi is facing incumbent dana schreier and getting lots of international attention. tonight that raises a dead heat. also tonight is very important to focus on on the all-importat senate. as we speak, popular florida governor rick scott has done an amazing job. of course he is focusing on the current hurricane that is pounding the gulf coast of his state and the panhandle. senatorial race against incumbent democratcr bill nelson is extremely tight in florida. and, chuck schumer and not the people of florida. if you believe in florida and the presumption of innocence and our great constitution, it's time to send liberal bill nelson packing. and don't forget, ron desantis is running for governor to keep the process that rick scott has started there.bl democratic senators are facing serious challenges from a republicans, all winnable races. heidi heitkamp, and she's way down in the polls against republican kevin kramer. in a very tight race with republican challenger matt rosendale. and she is an american hero, mcsally in art

but health care is a bigger focus of democratic challenger lisa brown. >> it is cost.up. if the element of uncertainty after several years of repeal and replace that have not worked out with a repeal or a replace. >> brown was the first democratic woman to serve as washington states senate majority leader. >> women voters identify with me as a single mom when i was in the legislature, and i worked on women's issues and even taught women in economics at eastern. but i'm not giving up on young people, and seniors, veterans, i think that everyone has a heightened interest in this election. >> ultimately rogers is hoping that anti-republican energy led by women in places like washington, d.c., did not make its way to washington state. >> those that are protesting do not represent the large, large majority of the women in eastern washington that want safe communities, healthy families. they want to be able to live in a place that is free and has opportunity for their children. >> this is where all of the action is between now and november 6, because they vote by mail. the b

the power panel on immigration, democratic strategist dave brown, lisa and former acting ice director thomas homan, welcome to all of you. let's start with something nancy pelosi had to say in a joint statement with chuck schumer the president is desperate to change the subject from healthcare to immigration because he knows healthcare is the number one issue americans care about. >> i would say democrats are desperate to not talk about immigration. the center for american progress put out a memo to democrats saying to avoid immigration at -- republicans have been on the offense on immigration, on issues like sanctuary cities, issues like democrats calls to abolish ice and what this does is putting immigration in the center, the focus of the national debate which is what donald trump wants and what republicans want and republicans and donald trump should be hammering it because when you see visuals like these migrants breaking down the gates into mexico it demonstrates and underscores donald trump's call for increased border security, couldn't ask for a better political gift to be hon

brown. fox news contributor lisa boothe and fox news contributor, former acting as director, thomas homan welcome to all of you. i want to start with something that nancy pelosi had to say in a joint statement with chuck schumer. she said this. the president is desperate to change the subject from health care to immigration because he knows that health care is the number one issue americans care about. lisa, your response? >> i would say the democrats are desperate to not talk about immigration. the center for american progress, a liberal think tank put out a memo to democrats in competitive races x and to avoid immigration because republicans have been on the offense on immigration on issues like sanctuary cities, on issues like democrats calls to abolish ice and what this does is putting immigration in the center and the focus of the national debate, which is exactly what president trump wants, it's exactly what republicans want and republicans and president trump should be out there hammering it because when you see visuals like these migrants breaking down the gates into mexico it just demons

so i thank lisa laye, patrick davis, josh flynn brown, katherine nicas, daniel parker, and executive branch detailee andy romiac for their dedication to this investigation, oversight, and accountability. i also want to thank my talented communication team taylor foye, communications director george hartman, judicial -- judiciary committee press secretary, as well as michael zona, nicole tyman, and alex is a -- alexa for their hard work. october 6 will be a memorable date for taylor marking both his wedding anniversary and the day that justice kavanaugh was confirmed. i'm thankful for my personal office staff led by my chief of staff jill cosney who has been on my staff for 23 years. i've long appreciated jill's advice and all of her hard work on my behalf. i'm also grateful for jennifer hynes who makes a tremendous contribution every day and every staffer who was part of this confirmation process, including penny barton, zak schultz, kaitlin schultz, josie wagler and my state staff who had to answer a lot of telephone calls over a period of three months just dealing with people for a

lisa remmer is challenging nancy pelosi in november. >> heetzler all those years in the d.c. circuit with with lots of opinions and experience. >> governor jerry brown dus fwrees. it may eventually land at the conservative leaning supreme court. some fear a shift could have effect for generations. >> scared for my children. my two girls and -- yeah, i'm just scared about the world they're going to be living in. >> i think ultit's time to recognize this system was not designed for many of us. so we need to start to reimagine the systems that will work for us. >> reporter: now both sides of the political spectrum see this as a rally cry. shortly in the november midterms. >> now reaction to brett kavanaugh's confirmation has been pouring in from both sides of the aisle. and senator feinstein saying this undermines the legitimacy of the supreme court. minority leader echoed senator feinstein and implored voters to turn out in november. the republican house leader thanked the senate leaders as well. abc 7 news had a push alert that thesont confirmed kavanaugh in a 50-48 vote. enable push alerts for instant updates. as we approach the anniversary of the n

is in our bath studio — her daughter has a severe nut allergy — and dr lisa ackerley in cornwall is a food safety expert. amy brown greggs, where you could clearly see the sesame were not labelled. what do you think of that?” the sesame were not labelled. what do you think of that? i think it is pretty shocking, isn't it? in natasha's case, the sesame seeds we re natasha's case, the sesame seeds were actually hidden inside. she was very wise to this, she had grown up with allergies, had inspected the particular product before she bought it and edit, so there are all sorts of risks here. i think we are just scratching the surface —— bought it and ate it. one of the reasons why i became an mp that one of the things you realise becoming an mp, how poor product safety is, from everything from grenfell tower to sandwiches and buns, and you only have to scratch the surface and you see how much people's lives are at risk. i am glad the government are taking it on—board now. i'm not sure why the manufacturers have not done that before, but you saw the statement from pret, they said "the law should be changed." that is pas

lisa remmer is challenging nancy pelosi in november. >> i think he'll be good. he's had the years on the d.c. circuit with lots of opinions and lots of experience. >> reporter: governor brown disagrees, tweeting -- this controversial and partisan choice further deepens the divisions in america and profoundly undermines democratic governance. a real tragedy. this may eventual -- some fear a conservative social shift could have an effect for generations. >> scared for my children. i have two girls and yeah, i'm just scared about the world that they're going to be living in. >> reporter: both sides of political spectrum see this as a rally cry. the test of the political outrage will come this november in the election. >>> reaction has been pouring in on twitter. senator feinstein clearly disappointed. senator lindsey graham says he spoke with kavanaugh to congratulate, but lamented the process. nancy plodsi echoed senator feinstein and implore voters to turn out in november. kevin mcquaerd, the republican house leader e. tweeted out husband support and thanksed senate leaders as well. >>> abc 7 sent a push alert, the tsunami confirmed brett kavanaugh. you can learn about brea

lisa wab thanks and thanks for joining us. the news continue right now guea steak & eggfing breakfast burrito?with this guy. loaded with prime rib steak, scrambled eggs, crispy hash browns cheese. because at jack in the box, whoops, we're all about beefing up breakfast. alright, buh-bye. [crash] and we're pretty pumped about it. beefy, baby! up top, jack! [crash] ...mondays, right? [laughter] beef up your breakfast with my new steak & egg breakfast burrito. part of the breakfast burrito family. >>> and welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. countdown to confirmation. we are just hours away from the senate voting on judge brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court. the battle lines being drawn overnight as crucial swing votes came forward with their support of the nomination facing angry protesters. >>> just a short time ago first lady melania trump reacting to the news of kavanaugh's pending confirmation. this is the first time she spoke in public about the issue. she spoke to the media while touring the pyramids in egypt on her trip through africa. >> i think he's highly qualified for the supreme court. i'm glad that dr. ford was heard. i'm glad that ju

lisa, for all you're doing and congratulations on being our alaskan of the week. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. today in the senate, we were faced with two opportunities to side with cancer patients over insurance companies. in our country, almost everybody would say you ought to side with the cancer patients over the insurance companies, but the senate frankly failed again in both cases. let me explain. today as we consider this, you want to make clear whose side we're on and the side that this senate chose and it looks like the committee -- the judiciary committee chose is not the side of patients. this morning i spoke -- testified at judiciary committee's hearing on the white house's two nominees to the sixth circuit court of appeals,. both of the men have a record of stritching ohioans of their rights. mr. readler's actions on health care are particularly threatening to americans, not just the 500 million ohioans but millions of americans with preexisting conditions. five million ohioans under age 65, as i said. half the population of my state. because the afforda