on maga anti-maga. the father of maga now down on maga. >> that was the key to the market only thing holding it up a month ago and it takes it down back towards the lows. >> for more on tech and apple's big fall, fade all of maga says dan. go to cnbc.com i'm melissa lee. our watching "fast money" on cnbc worldwide here is what's coming up on fast. >> a bird, a plane. >> actually it's a cat shares of the industrial giant are soaring this week but the chart master says don't trust the bounce he explains plus. >> it's fair to say i would not have tweeted some of the things i tweeted. unwise. >> no kidding but ee lean musk tweets may not have done as much damage to tesla as you might think. there is much more to "fast money" right after this. at som >> announcer: this cnbc program >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored b no, i'm pretty sure i didn't order a squirrel playing a guitar. that's why you work with watson. it works with your systems to resolve calls faster and improve customer satisfaction.

do you stick with the maga trade? i mean, the father of the maga trade. >> as the father of the maga trade we actually had hats made. we wanted to be in with this we have hats for all of you guys chris with cnbc hooked this up. >> thank you. >> i'm not messing up my hair right now but i will put ton later. >> here is the thing about the maga trade i don't think this is trump's market anymore it's this market, in maga. at the end of the day, look at the performance we saw today, the outperformance we had, microsoft up 3 process.54% apple up 3%. kbogle up 3.5% and amazon up 7% almost. i think the direction of the market from here on out is this maga very little to do with the president appear the white house has to do. >> cool hats, thank you very much. >> thank kristen. >> these are driving the market. >> yes. >> but i'm unclear whether you are positive or negative on tahoe. >> i do think this. >> you go back and forth. >> i think the pullback was necessary. there was too much sentiment in the fourplace names. they mad

. >> we got a in maga problem. the microsoft, google apple, amazen >> where is your hat. >> don't worry about it pal. apple and amazon sold off for fundamental reasons for the first time in a long time. they had a disproportion knit amount of the broad market gained why are they nailed on a day like today it's a source of funds. what do you sell in fwchlt m are you selling the. >> absolutely they just reported great numbers. the trading at 6 times. >> he is making a point you take your profits where you have. >> we got earnings from a lot. >> but trading this up and down what do you do. >> the difference this time you had a fundamental reason to sell the stocks you have not had a fundamental reason to sell those stocks for years. now do >> i sold 25 of gm you have to be tactic zblool that's what i'm saying 2009 is not likely the maga. >> isn't it amazing when we heard from the fed back in october to the beginning of the starting the thing this again in the minutes october 17th heard from the fed yesterday they've b

the maga complex, the microsoft, apple, google, amazon. give cramer a nod and thank. we started to see the breakdown in all those stocks without that leadership it's not coming back. >> if maga stops does the breakdown andening fang is it hinging on the fed trade. i think the cracks in the thanks or the last to fallen credibly unhealthy for the overall market, makes me worried we are watching a bigger collapse any of us probably had even thought would happen. >> i think it's more -- the fed's part of it trade is part of it. but also looking at expectations, guidance the next couple quarters it's not a great as market as investors expected. the stock market is looking out six months a year ahead. and the stock market says wait a second maybe this is as good as we get we talked about the fact that the bond market tells a different story. it tells you, the economy is pretty good. we don't have a lot of inflation. economy not bad. stock market completely different. gdp as dan brought up, that's a backward looking indicator we know there was an

but your portfolio and plcy has kind of a maga-ish look. heavy industrials, financials, light tax. h, only 9%.c in tech has really led a lot of the market, minus october. can you talk a little bit about that, because of the gop donors? ben: we don't look at donors or political contributions. we are looking at big picture policy themes that are going to move markets, and that is how we are positioning. so we look at the top 20 policy themes that are going to impact markets, then we rank them and allocate by policy theme, then equal weight across the board. each basket has a number of stocks. it is how we approach it. i think it is a coincidence at this point how we are positioned, but the health care component is a big differentiator, like you mentioned. scarlet: another big theme is trade as well. we tend to say that split government will not mean anything gets done -- will be nothing gets done, but the president has a lot of leeway when it comes to trade. how do you feel about trade in etf's? rachel: we've seen it play out over the last few months. when it comes to etf's, we are s

. >> well that nasdaq 100 etf down 2% since the time of the trade >> all about maga.are all going lower. >> that's catching on. >> it is it's sticking with the trade it's a small winner when it touched 160 at the short strike it's worth more. but this is what you want to have on the next couple weeks. i think we see lower lows in the maga complex. >> ultimately risk in the qs because they are big names that have yet to come apart as so many have. >> tweets and final call up next on "options action." i don't know what's going on. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategies and answer all your toughest questions. sounds perfect. see, your stress level was here and i got you down to here, i've done my job. call for a strategy gut check with td ameritrade. ♪ i'm not really a, i thought wall street g

a maga hat?a hat. >> seth: he wore it on "snl." >> and he gonna move back to chicago. oh, he want to get shot. [ laughter ] somebody going to gladly put that man out of his misery. [ laughter ] huh-uh. i'll stay away from that. i don't even mess with media -- social media. >> seth: yeah, social media. >> no man 'cause, you know, there's always somebody going back eight years to dig up some stuff you said, you don't feel like that now. >> seth: right. >> i don't need a thousand strangers calling me on my stuff. that's what i got married for. >> seth: right. yeah. [ laughter ] >> only my wife call me on my junk. >> seth: i feel like, you know, people don't have to go back eight years, either, tracy. they can just -- >> they do, anyway. >> seth: they can just watch this. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: tracy. i'm so happy to have you here. we are all so happy to have you back with us, my man. >> thank you. >> seth: it is just the best. >> you know seth? you know i love you. >> seth: i

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now you have people who are afraid to wear a maga hat. they are afraid they will be called a racist. is that a good thing? >> i don't think they should be afraid. they should be embarrassed. >> laura: well, they are afraid. >> you shouldn't be afraid. >> laura: the fear from racism is potent. >> there should be no fear from expressing your political opinions. when you are embracing a party who advocates for racism calling themselves nationalists, you should be embarrassed. >> everything is racism. >> not everything is racism. >> my friend says you can't throw out the racism card forever. [ overlapping speakers ] >> laura: the record low unemployment for african-americans is not racist. i'll tell you that. >> obama cut it in half. >> laura: wages have gone up. didn't under obama. kimberly, real quick because we're almost out of time, progressivism, even if they take the house, do progressive policies end up showing something new this time? a new economic boom under liberal policies? >> it's not been note. there are few real progressive can

now we have maga hat protesters and bikers for trump today.e of street level pressure was dramatized in something you may have seen. this was the hbo classic about the 2000 race called "recount." >> i want our protesters in tallahassee in florida. >> call roger stone. >> protesters outside of gore's home. >> this is a street fight for the presidency of the united states. >> that was for all the marbles. florida has the third most electoral college votes in the nation. no republican has won the white house without wipi inwinning fln about a century. >>> i'll be joined by congress who represents the votes right here in broward county. the vott here in broward uncoty with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were too loose. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with a range of sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. with a range of sizes for all body types, depend fit-flex underwear is guaranteed to be your best fit. face the world as a face to be reckoned with. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved to

. >> so what would you wear the maga hat for? >> stephen: what would i wear the maga hat for?to obamacare. if he would support a sensible fix to obamacare, because i think that's the way that you could most improve the lives of the most americans is to give them medicare for all. >> yes. >> stephen: medicare for all. >> yes. now, other than hiring my man jon batiste as your band leader, how are you using your white privilege to combat prejudice? ( cheers and applause ) and empower the black community? ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> okay, last question. is-- do you ever struggle with being hopeful as you're taking the day's news and looking for the hilarity? does it ever get you down? what do you do to stay hopeful? ( laughter ) other than twitch. >> stephen: yeah, i do. i do. i do. but ultimately, ultimately, i think that despair is-- is just hubris. >> yeah. >> stephen: because you think you know what's going to happen. and as gandolf says not even the wise know all ends. >> well played! ( applause ) it's true. it's true. hope is-- hope is leaving room for magic bigger than you

hold on to your maga hats. we'll throw in the robert mueller report absolutely free. the trump tell-all book of the month club. turn your library into a lie-brary. >> jimmy: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you all for -- meanwhile, our proudly nationalist president took his comedy tour to houston, texas, last night where we slowed him down to half speed for tonight's i don't know what the hell he's talking about edition of "drunk donald trump." >> they want to go out and they want to go into the hurricane to show their wife how great they are? and then they get out there and they say, oh my god, i'm dead. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: for a guy who doesn't drink, he's a fun drunk. the new "halloween" movie is a big hit. it was number one this weekend. it had the second biggest opening for a horror movie ever. "halloween," as you know, has one of the most iconic villains in movie history, michael myers, who's very well known to adults but maybe not as much to kids. we asked parents if they wanted their kids to take a halloween picture the same way you take

you walk into someone's office and there's a maga hat sitting on top of the file cabinet.anyway it was really struck by this concept and i've not read your book but it serves to different personalities for lack of a better word of fluid versus -- and i'm curious what effect this might have on the blindness that we see in terms of the blindness to the myriad example of corruption and kleptocratic tendencies we are seeing in this administration not just from trump himself but from all of the cabinet members. it seems to me it is so evident and trump supporter seem to turn a blind eye to it. is that somehow related to the theory you are talking about? >> i think it's for a couple of reasons. .. >> to the other side so there was a "gallup poll" in january that fund that 40% of republicans said that even accurate information about politicians they supported, that was nevertheless disparaging they regarded as fake news and any interpretation of that is if you see somebody running down someone you support, you're just going to assume that they are acting in bad faith. and in a wa

[applause] kyle: i see some maga hats right there. that is the maga section, careful. markos: i don't want your applause. [laughter] but here is the thing. this is where conservatives get things wrong. they are obsessed with freedom. they say, "the government is taking away our freedom." without realizing that corporations are sometimes the bigger culprit in taking away our freedoms. whether it is our freedom to clean air, to privacy. [applause] in a world where you have trillion dollar corporations, you need government to provide a check to protect our individual liberties from the encroachment from that capitalism that i otherwise absolutely love. kyle: can i add on to that for a second? i really like that point because i think that the left can actually use that framing and that language to our advantage. oftentimes, people say about the left, "you guys just believe in big government." in reality, it depends what the question is, what the issue is. i actually want much smaller government when it comes to the nsa who is more or less spying on everybody. i want much s

[laughter] >> i see some maga hats. section.e maga this work conservatives get and row, they are obsessed with freedom. they do not realize that corporations are almost always the bigger take her away of freedom. freedom to privacy. the conservatives get it wrong, them subsist with freedom -- they are obsessed with freedom. encroachment from that capitalism which i absolutely love. chris i like that i think the point. left can use that framing and that the language to our advantage because oftentimes you guys just believe in the government when in reality it , spends with the question is. it's been so with the issues. i want much smaller government when it comes to the nsa for example, who's doing spying on everybody. i want much smaller government when it comes to the drug war. the fact we have people locked up and they should not to be. and even when it comes to something like abortion, people want it more out of it and even though they want some regulation. i believe we could take that framing of freedom and could us

[applause] >> i see some maga hats. that's the maga affect, careful. >> i don't want your applause. [laughing] this is were concerned get things wrong. they are obsessed with freedom. government is taking away our freedom. without realizing corporations are almost sometimes the bigger culprits and take away our freedoms whether it's a freedom to cleaner, whether it's our freedom for privacy. [applause] and so in a a world where your children dollar corporations, unique government to provide a check to protect our individual liberties from the encroachments from that capitalist that i absolutely love. >> i think the left can use that framing and the language to our advantage because oftentimes people say you guys just within big government, when in reality it spends with the question is. it's been so with the issues. i want much smaller government when it comes to the nsa for example, who's doing spying on everybody. i want much smaller government when it comes to the drug war. i think it's comp even when it comes to something like abortion most people in the left was that i want a g

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if you're going to kill a dozen nepeople, an extended maga that allows you to kill more people with more ammunition without having to reload is an enormous tactical advantage. we saw thain las vegas. dozens of people killed, hundreds woundedmagazines that held 80 and 100 rounds. these are magazines ch larger than any seal team member would carry or law enforcement would carry. it is a risk we have to regulate a lot better. jane: thank you for joining me. >> thank you. jane: a look at of the news. days judge ruthe court bader ginsburg is in hospital after breaking three ribs in a fall. judge ginsburg, who is 85, is seen as the most senior justice of the court's liberal wing. the conservative maorrity was rest last month when brett kavanaugh was confmed. president's administration has taken a step to restrict asylum claims by migrants by proposing a regulation which would make people ineligible for asylum if they cross the southern u.s. rder illegally. the white house previously said it would centrist to the border with mexico as thousands of people walk towards the u.s. in a caravan. at l

and comics fans around the world have page tributes to maga legend who has died at the age of ninety five he created superheroes like spider-man the the incredible hulk and the x.-men. you're watching t w news with live from berlin well coming up at the top of the hour see you then. i'm going. to go. to sleep. clash of the titans to see looking face talk archrivals byron munich. victory. after six consecutive months legal losses fortunatus don't have trans tears if it is the lady luck back on their side. life in nairobi's slums is grim. godwin lives right next to the city's largest garbage dump. where he works and for a very good even though kenya's economy is growing like many others lives a life of poverty. if you don't fight you will always stay poor. three thousand and sixty minutes d.w. . they are digital more years. for women for internet activists one mission. the battle for freedom and dignity. against repression and violence they deplore the powers of social. the messages are spreading like wildfire else into followers are joining the cause almost on the streets. more changi

you can see the sea of red maga hats. president will be here to support josh hawley in a race that some say could decide who controls the u.s. senate it's a dead heat showing the candidates tide at 43%. but this is a state trump won by 19% in 2016. mccaskill says she supports trump's efforts to stop the migrant caravan and supports sanctuary laws. but she voted to block the confirmations of brett kavanaugh and neil cor -- gorsuch. with the president's approval rating at 52%. the republicans see an opportunity to expand their majority. the president is coming back to missouri monday night for one more final campaign rally before the polls open tuesday. liz: let's get top presidential historian doug wead. what are you hearing from the media about trump's successes with the economy? has the media been changing their message? >> yes. they picked up on barack obama's language which is six months old. they are starting to say yes the economy is good, it's because of barack obama. at least they are no longer mocking the economy.

now you have people who are afraid to wear a maga hat. they are afraid they will be called a racist. is that a good thing? >> i don't think they should be afraid. they should be embarrassed. >> laura: well, they are afraid. >> there should be no fear from expressing your political opinions. when you are embracing a party who advocates for racism calling themselves nationalists, you should be embarrassed. >> everything is racism. >> not everything is racism. >> my friend says you can't throw out the racism card forever. >> [overlapping talking]. >> laura: the record low unemployment for african-americans is not racist. >> obama cut it in half. >> laura: wages have gone up. didn't under obama. kim, if they take the house do progressive policies show us something new, a new economic boom under a liberal policy? >> it's not been note. there are few real progressive candidates likely to win. democrats kept a lid on them. most of the races are democrats trying to position themselves at moderates. look at arizona. to the extent the progressive h

let's say there were old right-ers in maga hats intimidating black voters from voting.e, whitaker, let's say, gives them a slap on the wrist. also another one, what about if trump sold mexican cartels handguns and rifles and those rifle shot a u.s. border patrol agent and then whitaker wouldn't give any documents to congress and was held in contempt. outrageous! what if trump bombed the bejeesus out of libya and their ambassador died and they blamed it on a filmmaker and arrested them and lied about it. imagine if trump had done some of the things obama did, you guys would have been freaking out. >> juan: i think you are in a fever state but i do think when these things happen, you absolutely went bonkers on obama, am i right? >> jesse: justifiably. >> juan: i want to be clear. emily, the argument here i think comes down to that there were incidents in which the obama administration used tear gas at the border. the question is whether or not, this is the argument coming from the left, they use them on children and people seeking asylum as opposed to people who are engag

they are not an extension of the maga crowd and an arm of the party.political institution that defends and supports the constitution. that's where it should have stayed. >> the call today for some people might be an argument for why the president shouldn't. >> it very much is. part of me was happy he didn't go to arlington on veterans day. he can't be around us without politicizing the event. part of me doesn't want to see him go to the war zones. yes, it's an obligation, but he will end up politicizing it and the mission. that's completely inappropriate. >> we will keep an eye on that and a parting shot at the house judiciary. subpoenas for former fbi james comey and former ag, loretta lynch. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. he'd be proud of us. protect your family, your business and everyone who counts on you. see how lincoln can help. your business and everyone who counts on you. i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood

carolina but, you know, i don't want to look in some of my relatives' closets to see if there's a magas, that doesn't matter, because there's something on the other side of all this and it has to be all of us loving each other, however much we fight right now, right? ( cheers and applause ) yes, ma'am? >> when you run for president, who's going to be your running mate. >> stephen: when i run for president? ( cheers and applause ) ( audience chanting ) when i run for president, my running mate is going to be your dealer because you must be high. ( laughter ) anybody over here? yes. >> what's a good excuse for your boss when you have to work earl- >> stephen: just say that stephen colbert -- i was walking down the street, stephen colbert fell, hurt himself and i had to help him up. get a shot of this. get a shot of this. ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) ♪ >> announcer: coming up, stephen actually goes outside! >> stephen: it's nice! ♪ because the jokes make me >> stephen: it's nice! ♪ because the jokes make me forget how sad i am ♪ [ ding ] what happened to you? i got beat up, becaus

. >> she called her bust the maga wagon. it's a picture of her and the president on the side.s is definitely our last referendum on the president for a while. we have a couple gubernatorial races in it wasn't 19, but this is really people looking at how well she does to extrapolate messages. 25% of white voters may not seem like a lot, but this is the most pollerized in the country. for mike espy to get 25% is hard. i learned my lesson about politic politics, but this is a tough one. >> in a special election after a holiday, they debated when the president comes in, how much do the rallies really matter. drawing attention to something they have no idea is happening. when you are very popular in the state and have a popular governor, that should carry over tonight. >> mississippi republicans who might have unease about her and don't like the racial comments or don't think she is conservative enough. the president said this is important to me and that matters to mississippi. >> the cushion of 52 to 53 senators makes a difference with them heading in on defense. susan collins of

he's not trying to convince anyone, he's trying to get out the maga crowd.onvincing people is over, it's a base election and that's why we are going to ring with extreme arguments. >> shannon: so much of this is about turning people out, we seen this enthusiasm gap closing especially in the wake of kavanaugh. they were onto other things now. the democrats still have an advantage when it comes to enthusiasm and they are at least telling pollsters their plans to show up. that sounds good for the house. >> that's what they are enthusiastic about but there's a reason the president is talking about immigration. he's talking about birthright citizenship and that's what david was saying. it's a base election, it gets people motivated to see thousands and thousands of people marching toward the united states which is the declared intention of breaking the law. they're looking at the fact that border arrivals are up at a record number and this is something that really concerns them. he's going to all the senate areas -- i think internal consensus is that the house is

. >> reporter: is raga the new maga?urday when president trump offered this solution when touring the unprecedented fire damage in california. >> i was with the president of finland and he said we have a much different -- we are a forest nation. spent a lot of time on raking and cleaning and doing things. they don't have any problem. >> reporter: the only problem is the finish president says he never said that. he did admit he discussed the california wildfires with president trump. he says the idea of raking never came up. in fact, he told a finish newspaper he thinks raking came to trump's mind after he saw some of the firefighters do it in california. >> i was watching the fire men and they were raking areas. they were raking areas where the fire was right over there. they were raking little bushes that you could see are totally dry. they are raking them. they were on fire. >> reporter: he says that is not the finn's solution to keeping the forest safe and the only raking he sees is in his own yard. >> it is mandatory

a toy company has announced it will begin selling a lego-inspired kit for kids called maga build the [ laughter ] the way it works is you scream about how much you want it, and your parents never provide the funding. [ laughter ] the rockefeller center christmas tree arrived at the building this weekend, but the bad newsl parking space. [ laughter ] so -- [ applause ] today was national actors day. said actors, "oh, my god! [ laughter ] it is? [ laughter ] [ laughter and applause ] two men are competing to be the first person to complete an unassisted 921-mile trek across antarctica. which is dumb because if they just wait a few years, antarctica will only be like 20 miles, tops. [ laughter ] a group of people in florida helped police chase down a miniature pig over the weekend who was found running down a busy highway. so no, he's not handling getting fired very well. [ laughter and applause ] a school district in wisconsin is investigating a picture on social media of a group of high school boys giving the nazi salute, who claimed they only did it because the photographer asked the

the portfolio managers >> bob, i have seen a number of notes in the past week saying faang is out, maga microsoft, amazon, google, apple. what do you think? >> some of the numbers i pointed to before, what you see interesting is the faang trade there are various multiples. apple is a different multiple than where amazon trades it is a stock picker's market. you're seeing board level discussions on some big trends taking place not only is it driving ipos but also m and a you look at this year, year to date for the first three quarters, we are up 40% from last year on dollar volume basis. look at where we sit the rest of the year, we're up 80% over the ten year average and close to high water marks of 15 and 16. you see machine learning, ai, cyber security, tech driving demand from not only portfolio managers but from board level decisions. >> when it comes to faang, three of the names, also hearing a theme about their market power lately the president has been tweeting about it and many others, over in europe, perhaps a stronger case being made to some extent is that a concern? is that s

. >>> trump is the service channel for maga cultists.ppens between the segments is even wilder. consider this ad for trump's pick for speaker of the house. >> jim jordan, how great is he? >> jim jordan is great and we need him to be our next speaker of the house. it's time for house republicans to pick a new speaker who will support president trump and fight for his agenda. please call 800-825-2663 to sign the national petition supporting jim jordan for speaker. >> my question is, were they running the ad because jordan was trump's favorite or was it the ad that convinced trump that jordan was his favorite? kevin mccarthy was elected to lead the party today. but at least we still have trumpy bear. >> storm is coming, you cannot defeat the storm. i am the storm. the great american grizzly. introducing the original trumpy bear. find the secret zipper and pull out the american flag-themed blanket. then wrap yourself in the red, white and blue for comfort of warmth. >> god bless america and god bless trumpy bear. >>heim a former ma veen and

hyde-smith make mo necessary take a vote for me is vote for donald trump and maga.eral mike espy and radical dnc targeting our campaign for defeat. we need to make sure every mississippi conservative gets on the polls 11-27. #cindy 2018. hyde-smith will benefit from what rallies on same evening. that is unprecedented. president since he took over has never ever gone to a single state for a single candidate to host two different rallies within hours of each other, ever. connell: that is the benefit from her point of view, having a runoff election. only election. her comments, we've all been hearing about them for some time, her comments are getting a lot of attention. we understand that but what other kind of big issues are on voters minds ahead of this election, peter? >> for the democrat espy there is a lot of talk about health care which obviously democrats had great success with nationally as they won back the house three weeks ago, but for cindy hyde-smith, the focus is almost entirely on closeness to president trump and being a vote to advance his agenda. you t

was it a, a maga hat. b, a bottle of coca-cola. or c, an umbrella?rella. >> tucker: ed henry. you think it was an umbrella. >> i forgot it was multiple-choice. >> tucker: it was multiple u choice. wow, it was indeed an umbrella. you know what, i think you are a good person, anyway. it doesn't even matter the question. >> i think you should give me a sympathy point. >> tucker: i'm still -- okay, now the judges are saying i screwed up and it's my fault. >> yes! it was your fault. it was your fault. >> tucker: i don't have the bottom line. they are saying because you did not indicate it was a multiple-choice question, it's going to 2-2 sudden death. that's what they're saying. >> oh, my gosh. okay, i will take that.io i was confused. >> tucker: it was totally my fault. it was completely my fault.he i don't make the rules. i merely read the teleprompter. >> i will lodge a protest. >> tucker: okay, later. with the judges. here it is, final question. yesterday boston red sox celebrated their world series win with a parade through, of course, boston. everyt

." ♪ then i started seeing pictures that photographers took of that maga march and i see a guy with adiately m like, "that's a hammerskins logo." walking around openly with a hammerskins jacket. and so then he starts digging, he finds out that this guy had actually been just recently released from jail from prison for a hate crime. and that's when you know, "okay, this more than just a couple of mundom people. there's something ch more organized." >> thompson: frank and gustavo followed a trail of social media posts and court records. their research put a name to rob runds group: the rise above movement, or ram. they portray themselves asc patriotionalists. but the members' facebook posts are full of anti-semitic and racist imagery. they also appear in photos and arvideos training with thest nazi skinhead gang in america-- the hammerskin >> so you got a hammerskin here. hanging out, they're doing their fight training with the rise above movement. >> so they're, they're, they're training and they're not identifying separately, it's all under the same moniker >> thompson: so basically,

[applause] you know, one of the things that donald trump is famous for is that hat, maga, make americagreat again. in 1980 when he was beginning his presidential campaign, it was ronald reagan who said i can and i will make america great again. the two of them, the parallels are uncanny. but i think what this president is seeing is an effort to create this false narrative that so many people have bought into that people just repeat whatthey hear . the media that has no self-reproach, no self-regulation, they do and write whatever they want, they source it anonymously, that's what the new york times did today in that opinion piece for that letter to the editor and nobody identifies who they are. you have to wonder are they real people? is it the deep state? who is this western art is it george soros? who's paying for this? what is going on is dangerous . i'm going to start with hillary clinton . payback is a bomber. they tried to drag a corrupt criminal hag across the presidential finish line in 2016. she was as corrupt as they come and she spent her life dancing with federal prosecutor

where a wear a maga hat. first stop was in chicago last night where she appeared at a glittery interview with oprah. but between the stories and generational inspirational talks were pointed critique at the president. >> people ask if i missed the white house and, no, i don't miss the house because we to what was important in that house with us. and it is with us. family, values, friendships. the house is beautiful. it's historic. it was an honor to live there. but the people in it make it what it is. >> people make it what it is. they took that magic, they took the glamour with them when they left the white house. >> laura: i'd say so. >> it's a bad shell. then there is the meditation ongoing low. watch this. see who's going low. >> you know, you get your attitude out. you are in the white house and you have that platform and responsibility where every word matters, you are often thinking, well, at least barack and i often thought, is what we are about to say going to help, move the needle forward, or make u

. >> wasn't her bus something like the maga bus that she drove around in? >> she went hard. he'll look at that and say, look, she embraced me. she won. mia love didn't embrace me. she lost. doesn't make sense. doesn't make it true. but that's the reality of what he's going to say. >> i want everybody to stick with us for the latest results on the senate runoff in mississippi. as we've been saying, the vote counting is under way, and all of this is happening as the president is doubling down on his assault on the truth tonight. wait until you hear what he is saying now about his own administration's climate change report. (honking) when your craving strikes, you need your wing nut. ( ♪ ) no one can totally satisfy a craving, quite like your wing nut. >>> the trump white house tonight continuing its assault on the truth. its strategy of just refusing to accept the facts when they don't fit with the president's world view. of refusing to accept what the members of his own administration tell him. trump sitting down for an interview with "the washington post" today. summing up h

a nashville resident too, he trains in krav maga, a lethal martial art, at the same gym where i trainthey make a person sore. fortunately, i had a knuckleheaded idea and a place to do it. cryotherapy. the latest in muscle recovery treatments. so far so good. >> dean: no. >> anthony: no? >> dean: this is a terrible restaurant, tony. >> anthony: basically, you step inside a big tube into which liquid nitrogen is pumped, chilling things down to a less than comfortable minus 300 degrees, you inherently convince your body that it's dying on the permafrost, causing it to kick loose all sorts of emergency, lifesaving, anti-inflammatory proteins, after which, you are supposed to feel better. if your fingers and penis don't shatter like hummel figurines. >> cryo worker: you did it. >> anthony: oh! all right! >> dean: oh. turn it off. whoa. >> anthony: well, how do you feel? >> dean: good luck. dying. in a good way, though. >> anthony: all right. so step right in? >> cryo worker: yeah, step in -- >> anthony: i don't like the way he looks. he looks unhappy. all right. >> cryo worker: sorry. did

a vote for me is a vote for donald trump and maga unlike liberal mike espn.ed to make sure every mississippi conservative gets to the polls on 11/27. hyde-smith is going to benefit from two trump rallies this evening. that's very very uncommon. the president campaigned twice for himself in one day, but it is very very rare for him to get out and do this twice in a day for somebody else. dana? >> dana: no voter left unturned. the piece on the mississippi senate race saying hyde-smith has never trailed this polling and democrats acknowledge she's likely to win, but argue that her comments have given espy a very narrow opening if everything breaks his way. joining me steve doocy. do not adjust your sets. you are not seeing double. i wanted to read this quote. >> that was the before. this is the after. >> dana: things are looking good. haley barber said yesterday i think espy voters are probably a little more energized by hyde-smith but i think conservative voters realize this race will decide whether we have a conservative or liberal representative in washington

because this is he heart of the maga promise, to protect jobs, to keep them here, to bring them here.s announcement from gm. a lot of these voters in the upper midwest who voted for donald trump are not permanent republican voters and if they begin to think in fact the president broke his word to them, that this was all a big con, it could have tremendous consequences. people are asking questions about the tariffs. about the epa admissions standards and the impact on small cars. they're asking questions about the tax cut, whether or not it actually is protecting jobs. so this is a potentially serious problem throughout, you know, whether you're talking about pennsylvania, michigan, ohio or wisconsin for donald trump. >> the emissions standards of course were put into effect under previous democratic administrations, but what about the political impact of this, stephanie? >> the political impact -- and charlie was summing it up pretty nicely, the president made all these promises. the big story out of his election, he was able to switch over these white working class voters to the repu

in the deep end with this endorsement, mark sanford has been very unhelpful to me in my campaign to maga. he is m.i.a. and nothing but trouble. i endorse katie arrington for congress in south carolina. katie arrington, on the strength of that high-impact endorsement from the president, beat mark sanford in that primary. the president has been gleefully rubbing that in against mark sanford ever since, and pounding his chest about how he cost mark sanford his seat in congress. i am potus, here my roar. last night was the general election in south carolina, just like it was everywhere. and last night, presidentially endorsed katie arrington lost that seat to a democrat named joe cunningham. did i mention that was south carolina? just won by a democrat. a few weeks after president trump applied his uncare legaled presidential political genius to the katie arrington, mark sanford race, which cost the republicans a seat in the house, the president also confidently waded into the kansas governor's race. when republicans were decide thing year who was going to be their candidate for governor, th

it ended with #maga. >> kevin mccarthy with that tweet, and he thought deleting would get rid of it -no, it is on many people's twitter. kevin mccarthy should not only never be serving in leadership, kevin mccarthy should be voted out of office. when you go and you publicly say "i am anti-semitic and i am racist," you do not deserve to serve americans, period. verywe want to thank you much, fred guttenberg, for being with us, father of parkland shooting victim jamie. she was 14 years old when she was gunned down in parkland at her high school on february -- >> can i say one more thing about another leader? mcconnell, hech has been absolutely silent since last week with the bombings and with what happened in pittsburgh. he has been silent. and he is, right now, he is the elected leader of the senate. his silence should be ringing loloud and clear for everybody o needs to votote in the senate race. he needs to be fired from senate leadership. in the only way to do that is to flip senate seats. so whether you're a texas, tennessee, arizona -- any of these places that have seats where you

and then the formerly maga hat wearing trump super fan wrote my eyes are now wide open and now realize i've been used to spread messages i don't believe in. i am distancing myself from politics. it looks like the kanye trump love affair may have come to an end. sad, politics has a way of breaking up all sorts of relationships. there are so many toothpastes out there which one should i use? choose one that takes care of your gums and enamel. crest gum & enamel repair cleans below the gum line and helps repair weakened enamel. gum & enamel repair, from crest. >>> donald trump threatened to get rid of birthright citizenship, if you're born in the u.s., you're a citizen. via executive order yesterday and right on cue his trusted adviser kelly ann conway defended the president's position citing so many constitutional scholars. she did not, however, cite the constitutional scholar she lives with, george conway, kellyanne's husband, penned an op-ed yesterday calling the president's plan unconstitutional. family division over politics is becoming common theme in the age of trump, especially le

terms of executing the duties of the office, in terms of implementing the plan 2016, he was captain magan it came to immigration, drug addiction. sessions was fearless and relentless prosecutor of the president's agenda. >> dana: you two stand by. i have got john roberts still here. i believe you're with me from the white house. we have this tweet from the president. do you know, the president asked for this resignation this morning. i'm assuming he planned to do so as catherine herridge said her source said this could happen quite swiftly. the president, not one to wait around. he gets things done pretty quickly. >> reporter: not a lot of dust that gathers on the top of the shoes. no question about that. we knew that session was probably headed for the door. we just didn't think it was going to be so quick. the president when he was asked about poepb changes in his cabinet, already knew that the letter of resignation from jeff sessions was going to be coming over to the white house in all due haste. the president asked for it this morning and in the letter, sessions says, as you request