lou barletta would deny his own grandson medical coverage? the ad did not mention, is barletta support for last year's american health care act, that would prohibit insurance companies denying coverage based on preexisting conditions, the ad is vicious and a lie. after barletta objected to that ad, casey thought he would be honorable and pull the ad, but he pulled it only from scranton market. it vunnin throughout the entiree of pennsylvania, except in scranton. now time for committee to respond this to kind of politics. it is an issue that is national one that pennsylvaniaians are not ignores, now they know who bob casey really is. bob casey's low disgusting campaign ad, is a sign that incumincumbent is somehow feelig heat from our next guest, lou barletta, great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: i can't imagine, you told casey about your granddaughter. -- grandson here at the 9/11 ceremony in pennsylvania for flight 93. what did he say then? >> i did. i told him about miracle birth of these twins, there were a story of their birth. and ho

speak to congressman gt thompson and the great lou barletta will be our next senator. thank you, gt. and thank you, lou. what a job you are doing. i tell you what. if he is your next senator, he will have no more problems. he is a doer. so i'm very proud of you, man. great job. and i hear you are doing well and i'm proud. also here with us are members of the mississippi congressional delegation. in fact, i'm going there with the delegation, i will be there tonight. people say, where do you get this energy? you know where i get it? i love doing it. actually. if you like doing it is easy. if you don't like doing it, it's not so good. senator cindy hyde-smith. thank you, cindy. i hear you are doing really well. a man who always does well is senator roger wicker. roger, he's been a great friend of mine from the beginning. and representative greg

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named lou barletta. get out and vote please. [cheering] also at stake in this election is medicare.ocrats support a socialist takeover of healthcare that would totally obliterate medicare. republicans want to protect medicare for our great seniors who have earned it and who have paid for it all their lives. [cheering] and we will always protect americans with pre-existing conditions. we're going to protect people that need help. people with preexisting conditions. if you want security for your family, for your self if you want to continue our great economic boom. like we've never seen before, but it's all very fragile. it can end. they want to end it. then you must go out and vote republican. we need those votes in dc. [cheering] since the election has lou has said we created over 4.2 million new jobs, and lifted over 4 million people off of food stamps. [applause] we've added almost 600,000 new manufacturing jobs. they were supposed to be gone forever. african american unemployment has reached the lowest level in history. [cheering] that's in history. think of that. in history. it'

what of lou barletta has his way, kids like mine could be denied the care they need. congress, barletta voted to let them strip coverage for pre-existing conditions. why would i ever vote for lou barletta? >> i'm bob casey, and i approve this message paired >> sean: exploiting kids for political gain? there are no lengths, there are no limits, to how low the democrats will go to scare you, the boater. according to the left, voting for a republican is a risk to your life. i can prove it. take a look. >> ted cruz has voted to take away health care from millions of american families. he has tried repeatedly to roll back protections for pre-existing conditions, and he shut down the government for 16 days because he thought too many people had too much health care. >> got to $1 million and slashed environmental safeguards, slashing $700 million from water protection. >> medicare and social security, can boulder's and even said he had no problem raising the retirement age. >> mike razor wants to take women's access to preventative care and a formidable cancer screening, inc

we need lou barletta. we do. he's tough. they're looking you, lou.re liking you. >> tonight lou barletta is trailing by 15 points. the republican candidate for governor in pennsylvania is trailing the democrat incumbent by 22 points. one of it reasons why donald trump is of no value to republicans running in pennsylvania now is that donald trump from the first day of his presidency has done absolutely nothing to appeal to any voter who has not already voted for president trump. president trump's approval rating has been holding in and around a stable 43%. ben bradley, jr. has been studying the vote in pennsylvania and talking to voters how donald trump won the state. he'll join us next as we consider why donald trump cannot seem to help pennsylvania republicans now. to help pennsy republicans now. but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- m

public and congressman lou barletta and democrat bob casey. the panelist for the debate will be the anchor, sherry woodland and amy garcia. this debate will be moderated by anchor jim gardner. moderator: welcome to the first debate by the major party candidates for u.s. senate in pennsylvania. of course, were quickly approaching the general election that will help to shape the commonwealth political landscape for the next six years and beyond. in the next hour we will question the candidates to learn more about where they stand on issues of great importance to you, the voter. both candidates will have one minute to answer is question, but trying determined that congressman lou barletta will answer the opening question. senator casey will give the final closing statement. let's begin. it is a huge story in the news is breaking all around us and the saudi's now concede that journalist jamal khashoggi is dead but they say he died in a fist fight. no mention of the beheading or dismemberment or bone saw. it looks like the explanation may be intend

>> i don't like barletta. >> so do you feel like lou barletta is trustworthy? no. >> here at chick's diner in scranton, democratic craig malen says there's a bigger problem. >> i don't think barletta is running a local campaign like casey does, and i think that's by design. >> he says the president's effort to nationalize the race won't work here where voters care more about local issues. >> you're going against a different kind of candidate. you're not going against hillary clinton right? you're going against bob casey. >> so locally, that's a totally different thing. >> totally different. >> as for the candidate himself, he says this is all shaping up to be a repeat of 2016. >> polls in pennsylvania were wrong with donald trump. they were wrong with pat toomey, and they're going to be wrong with lou barletta. >> a candidate his supporters say is right about the issues. >> if you're here illegal, i'll do everything in my power to kick you the hell out of here. >> why is that? >> you don't belong here. come here legally. go back to your own country and straight

for example, lou barletta.s one of those early candidates the president backed for the senate race. he basically positioned himself early on as trumpier than trump. he's a hard line conservative with a popular message, but lou barletta like several other republican candidates in four states trump won in 2016 are actually lagging behind their opponents in the polls by as much as double-digits. lou barletta is lagging here by 16 points, and that's behind senator bob casey. we're expecting to see this range of issues that the president will tackle once he takes to the podium in just a few short minutes, craig. >> morgan radford there in the city of brotherly love. thank you. >>> some new polling from nbc and survey monkey shows that president trump's make america great again tour may give republican candidates a boost in states he easily won back in 2016. 48% of southern voters pleuralty said they expect to vote for the republican congressional candidate in the upcoming midterm elections. is he just taking victory

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senate, lou barletta and bob casey. john? the major mark, as mayor opposing illegal immigration in your community. during one of my interviews with you, you defended the president's policy of separating children from their parents at the border, saying it was a good deterrent to illegal border crossing. as we speak, thousands of central americans, many women and children, are heading towards our border. is this a humanitarian crisis or a law enforcement issue? do you still support separating children from their parents? what should be the appropriate response of the u.s. government? rep. barletta: i think we can all agree nobody wants to see what we saw at the border with children and parents being separated. the best way to stop that is to not let it happen in the first place. this is a failure of washington. o try tomayor that had t do something about illegal immigration because washington was not doing anything. this invasion we are seeing right now that is growing every day -- of you don't like those pictures, and the dem

c-span2 brings you live coverage as president from hold a rally in erie, pennsylvania in support of lou barletta who is challenging senator bob casey. live coverage begins at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. with 27 days until the election, sees that is your primary source for campaign 2018. >> hurricane michael is hitting landfall at the florida panhandle as merely a category five hurricane as wind speeds increase by 50 miles per hour in 24 hours to 140 miles per hour today, hitting panama city beach and ripping away roofs, flooding condos and throwing debris everywhere. officials are warning residents to stay off the roads for the time being. dunn'shandle is neal entire district and he said "i hope to find a very low casualty event when we come out of this thing. stay safe." senator marco rubio's press office release this -- "i urged the justice department and irs to assist communities affected by the storm." democratic senator bill nelson reminded constituents "a reminder -- never use portable generators indoors or garages, basements ror sheds. they should always be used outside. carbon dioxide fr

lou barletta i do not think is well known outside of northeastern pennsylvania. president has come in for him i think twice. he might come in for him again. i do not know how barletta could upset casey in a nonpresidential year. if trump were at the top of the ticket and barletta were running with him, i think he would have more of a shot that he has today. my hunch is casey wins the race and barletta goes to work in the trump administration, because it was trump personally who got barletta into this race. host: let's go to helen. you are on the air. caller: hi. i love you, michael, and i love you, too. i have been going crazy over everything going on, and i absolutely do love you. i watch your show all the time. guest: thank you. caller: i do have something to say, because i think it is important. we keep feeding the beast. we keep watching this on tv. we keep all of the negativity, and i have said it, because i do not have a computer, i do not have a cell phone, because i view technology as, like, the death of us all. never the less, i have a few things to say.

lou: the president supporting congressman lou barletta for the senate.y attorney general rod rosenstein refusing to testify tomorrow at the house. a category 4 hurricane, 9-14 feet of flooding predicted near the panhandle's big ben. hurricane michael still heading toward parts of alabama and georgia. that's it for us tonight. the "wall street journal"'s james freeman is joining us tomorrow. we'll be talking about the market. just for those of you who western shocked to see that the dow fell 832 points. from the time he was elected, president trump has watched the markets go up 7,000 points. so a few dollars to account for. ken there are hurricane my knowledge is the strongest hurricane to make landfall in the united states. earlier this afternoon hurricane michael hit just east of panama i, florida packing winds of 155-mile-per-hour. there is still heavy damage in some of the surrounding areas. the storm surge in some places said to be up to 14 feet. peach downs

senate rate bob casey and lou barletta appeared the political report lists this as likely democrat. this is just under an hour. ♪ the election s. likely democrat. your primary source for 2018. >>> the pennsylvania senatorial debate. today's debate is brought to you by univision 65 we are quickly approaching the general election that will shape the political landscape for the next years and beyond the issues of great importance to you, the voter. both candidates will have a minute to answer questions and a drawing determined that the congressman will answer the opening questions and give the final closing statement so let's begin. it is a huge story the news has actually mentioned. it looks like the explanation may be to protect of course the trump administration has a strategic and financial privation chip. what should the response of this country and the senate be? the 18 that went in and they said that it was a fight gone bad so the most important thing we get to the bottom of it they've been an ally of only militarily but economically and financially. there's no way the united st

lou: the president supporting congressman lou barletta for the senate. attorney general rod rosenstein refusing to testify tomorrow at the house. a category 4 hurricane, 9-14 feet of flooding predicted near the panhandle's big ben. hurricane michael still heading toward parts of alabama and georgia. that's it for us tonight. the "wall street journal"'s james freeman is joining us tomorrow. we'll be talking about the market. just for those of you who western shocked to see that the dow fell 832 points. from the time he was elected, president trump has watched thet now, thank you, ladies, here is lou. lou: good evening, our top stories, hurricane michael has slammed into florida's gulf coast, storm packing winds in excess of 1 50 miles an hour, and massive storm surge, nearly 8 feet in some places on coast, residents respect widespread flooding, the eye of the storm is moving inland. >> it is a tough situation, we're with them, we're with georgia, florida, alabama, everyone that going to be hit we have

we bring you live coverage as a rally inrump holds pennsylvania in support of representative lou barletta is challenging incumbent bob casey. the election,ntil c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. horton journalist terry is in the erie waiting for that rally. he reports they are showing replays of 2018 -- replays of 2016 election night, to cheers from the crowd. marilyn senator ben cardin debated republican challenger tony campbell and unaffiliated challenger neal simon in the senate race. they will talk about the government's role in education. ♪ host: the 2018 midterm elections, the balance of the senate up for grabs. democratic, two-term senator ben cardin facing two challengers. side, republican professor and

later in the day at 7:00 p.m., president trump holds a rally in in support of lou barletta, who is challengingc challenger bob casey. a senate hearing on security threats in the u.s. with homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen, fbi director fbi director wray . >> fox news tucker carlson ofcusses his book, "ship falls: how i selfish ruling class is bringing america to the brink of revolution." why we elected trump and i could not get past the idea that the country voted for donald trump. why would you do that? is a balance is -- of several things, but you would not elect trump and must you really, really want to send a message. happy countries do not elect donald trump, desperate ones do. what is the message? glenn both sides screwed up. >> sunday at 8:00 eastern. your calls and comments. -- several secretaries of state on what they are doing to ensure election security. virginia security of state matt warner. ,t 9:00, denise merrill connecticut secretary of state who will talk about the issues facing her state as part of c-span's 50 capitals to work along with governor dannel malloy. was

and the republican lou barletta who president trump has campaigned for repeatedly is all the way up ton the latest poll. and so it's not easy to come up with a justification for being in pennsylvania tonight. >> well, i think, it's recharging his batteries, the applause and the cheering. he trots out his greatest hits. gets the crowd to chant about the wall, and lock her up, still two years after the election. although last night they chanted lock her up over senator diane feinstein. but, anyway, this is i think less to do with the race in pennsylvania than it has to do with the overall effort of the president trying to gin up -- keep the base wound up, keep the base energized after the kavanaugh confirmation fight and to remind them that he's out there, he's fighting for them. he's throwing so much red meat out there. it's not just kavanaugh. he's trotted back out democrats are the party of crime. telling the people in the arena and whoever might be watching either online or on television that the democrats, if you elect them, they're going to open up the borders, they're going to blo

that he did win in 2016, pennsylvania, ohio, where there are big senate races and people like lou barlettanced to run, he's doing well. voters don't seem convinced in some of these states that the president ran just two years ago. >> the president says no, don't blame me, blame yourselves if you didn't do it. but he did say the other day, i am on the ballot sort of. >> i'm not on the ticket, but i am on the ticket because this is also a referendum about me. get out and vote, i want you to vote, pretend i'm on the ballot, and don't worry, we'll be on the ballot in two years and we will do a landslide like you wouldn't believe. >> two things, midterms are always a referendum on the president, so his in a way on the ballot. he cannot wait for 2020 to start. he keeps talking about it. i wa if the democrats take back the house and we have made this point several times, you're going to have a lot of aggressive oversight, not only looking at the special counsel investigations, looking at deregulation, just about everything the president has done on health care and sun rise and sunset will be revi

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and lou barletta faced each other for their final debate before election d ay. >> this debate is under an hour. >> welcome to the debate for the u.s. senate in pennsylvania. i will be serving as moderator. let's welcome the candidates. lou barlet

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but lou barletta, very much running as a mini trump.re other republicans running across the industrial midwest and the mid-atlantic because that's the way to have your coalition. president trump's changed the voter coalitions. if you look at beto o'rourke, stacey abrams in georgia, they believe the democratic electorate is so excited about this year about the possibility of toppling the republicans in the house, of challenging president trump, that they don't need to pitch the center as much in the way democrats would in previous cycles. they can rouse their own democratic base. >> robert costa, thank you for spending some time with us. >>> when we come back, move over low-level george. it's now low-level michael cohen. what the president said about his former fixer in his under oath testimony. stay with us. ♪ ignition sequence starts. 10... 9... guidance is internal. 6... 5... 4... 3... 2... 1... ♪ the meeting of the executive finance committee is now in session. and... adjourned. business loans for eligible card members up to fifty th

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. >> today the president is expected to stump for lou barletta just as he did in august.emocrat bob casey and trailing in the polls. the president has been slamming the democrats as obstructionists taking shots last night at cory booker and senator dianne feinstein over the delayed supreme court confirmation for judge kavanaugh and expected to touch on that tonight in mississippi tonight. in philly we can expect more concentrate on jobs and economy as he speaks to the group of thousands of the national electrical contractors association all here in attendance tonight. the president is expected to take the podium at 2:30. >> sandra: awaiting the president in philadelphia. thank you. >> they are going to go do the logical interviews. they will try to identify other witnesses, potential witnesses or anyone who can corroborate or contradict the things the key core witnesses are saying. the f.b.i. will not assess the credibility of the people they're interviewing. they will simply pass the information on and let the decision makers make their decisions. >> bill: former f.b.i.

a shot of lou barletta with president trump. he is well behind in that senate race, a swing state.nsylvania, trump won narrowly. be able toke may not overcome texas redwall, they are saying, maybe not this time around. takingamerican women historic wins at congressional and state levels. a shot of dem holland addressing supporters in albuquerque. one more political story i want to draw your attention to, stacey abrams, the democratic gubernatorial candidate in georgia says her republican rival asked auld 53,000 voter registration forms as a pattern of savior aimed at tilting the election in the gop's favor. the headline in the washington camp says abrams accuses of voter suppression. she was asked about all of this yesterday. the call for his resignation is larger than simply does latest example of incompetence. this is a larger pattern of behavior. this is someone who sued a woman who tried to cast a ballot for her blind mother. this is someone who failed to take responsibility for his actions. when something goes well, he takes credit. when there is a problem, he someone else. vo

lou barletta i do not think is well known outside of northeastern pennsylvania. the president has come in for him i think twice. he might come in for him again. i do not know how barletta could upset casey and a nonpresidential year. were at the top of the ticket and barletta were running he would haveink more of a shot that he has today. winshunch casey the race and barletta goes to work in the trump administration, because it was trump personally who got barletta into this race. host: let's go to loretta. you are on the air. caller: hi. michael, and i love you, too. going crazy over , and iing going on absolutely do love you. i watch your show all the time. guest: thank you. caller: i do have something to say, because i think it is important. we keep feeding the beast. we keep watching this on tv. we keep all of the negativity, and i have set him, because i do not have a computer, i do not have a cell phone, because i view technology as, like, the death of us all. never the less, i have a few things to say. i love rachel, as you do. john mccain was a terrific m

lou barletta is challenging senator bob casey. , ac-span3 at a: 30 a.m. senate hearing on security threats in the u.s. with homeland security secretary kristin nielsen, fbi director christopher wray. >> this weekend, book tv is live from the wisconsin book festival in madison. saturday at 11:30 a.m. eastern, former wisconsin governor tommy thompson and his book, "tommy: my journey of a lifetime." kaufman, author of "the fall of wisconsin," and carol anderson on her book, "one person, no vote, how voter suppression is destroying our democracy." watch live coverage of the book festival saturday 11:30 a.m. on c-span2 book tv. "afterwards,"t on gina loudon, fox news guest analyst and member of the trump 2020 campaign media advisory board, on her book "mad politics, keeping your sanity in a world on crazy." she is interviewed by louie gohmert of texas. >> is president trump crazy? >> crazy like a fox, i said yes. i believe narcissism is a spectrum, and most of us -- you may be the great exception -- most of us put ourselves in the public eye have an unusual se