matt rosen dale, come on up.esistance is angry because their horrible ideas have been rejected by the american people and it is driving them crazy. look at all the fake news back there. heather: todd pyro is back from his road trip. joins us with all the details including the president bashing the controversial new york times op-ed. >> reporter: donald trump roaring up the crowd in montana before addressing several hot button issues that recently hit his administration. >> we are standing up for your values, we are standing up for montana, and we are standing up for our national anthem and our flag. >> reporter: the president wasting no time slamming the new york times op-ed allegedly written by a senior official within his administration. >> anonymous, gutless coward. nobody knows who he is or she but for the sake of our national security the new york times should publish his name at once. there reporters should investigate who it is. >> reporter: the trip to montana one day after scathing claims calling him adv

donald trump is heading back on the campaign trail to montana, rallying for matt rosen dale u.s.enate seat, the republican going up against john tester in the november election. donald trump has a make america great again rally in montana just last month and he will be back. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour and new questions about bruce ohr and his connections to the anti-trump dossier. why hasn't robert mueller interviewed ohr? that is what their life is trying to figure out live next. >> believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. shannon: like you came into criticism taking a ted campaign to the next level. the nfl season kicks west. >> lawmakers keeping the heat on demoting bruce ohr and urging the watchdog to look at new concerns over his questionable connections to the anti-trump dossier and the other big question, why hasn't robert mueller questioned ohr about any of this yet? joining me of darrell isa. let's talk about this. do you think the inspector general will investigate bruce ohr? >> if not for ohr there would not have been a fake

over my shoulder donald trump spoke to 10,000 in montana, matt rosen dale wants to replace john testernity to talk inside the arena. the eagles beat the falcons. the first night of the nfl. we asked about the nfl and nike and this is what the president had to say. >> who will win the showdown? >> we are. a new thing where they don't have to do that, don't have to neil, you can go back to the locker room, that is worse than kneeling. that shows you have no respect for the and them or the flag. i don't like what nike did, i don't think it is appropriate. are honor the flag. i honor our national anthem. >> reporter: a pretty unique for him. the crowd was involved in the interview as well. we spoke to the president live on "fox and friends". other things to say before he stepped up to the podium. we will bring it to you on "fox and friends". be right back, thank you. e waffs at comfort inn. they taste like victory because he always gets the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed, when he books direct at choicehotels.com. or just say badda book, badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. or j

event for the republican in the senate race, matt rosen dale.aying based on what they've seen, heard, read, they're not buying these allegations. there were only two, of course the third set of allegations have come out today but many of them saying that the timing and the fact that democrats might have sat on this for so long, to them that makes them not credible allegations. we asked several of the women, are you incline today believe the women on the basis that you're believing another woman and the answer was really no. to me it harken you back when we heard after the "access hollywood" tape in 2016, we heard at these rallies, boys will be boys, it's locker room talk. in this instance, it was, hey, we all drank when we were 18, did things that weren't necessarily great in behavior but not any of them thought this was disqualifying behavior. from a political perspective, if you're looking at are voters paying attention, the answer is they certainly are. they're following this, reading up on it and in this case republican voters here were tell

need to vote you republican, vote for matt rosen dale, and vote to put america first.o it. have to do it. republicans stand for stopping illegal immigration, fixing cutting trade deals, your taxes in a major, major way, biggest tax cut in the history of our country. [applause] and in addition to that, we got know what that is, right, and alaska? they've been trying to get that approved for 50 years. we got an approved, as part of that plan. we will be defending your social security, which is the democrats will destroy. and we will be defending your medicare, and defending the safety net for truly needy truly needy americans that need help, that our americans, not for people that come into our country illegally. [applause] democrats want to raise your taxes. they want to raise them. i don't get it. i don't think i could win it if i said, ladies and gentlemen, i'm going to raise your taxes. alice, i don't think i'm voting for that guy. i'm going to raise your taxes. i don't know. maybe they know something i don't. blue wave? they will raise your taxes, let crime go on al

senator tester told matt rosen they'll that he basically accused him of taking money and funneling it from one bank account to another, breaking campaign-finance laws and matt rosen dalehree times but the thatof the allegation senator tester is the largest recipient of lobbyist money in the nation. that really depends on the numbers you're looking at and which election cycle you are looking at. in 2016, tested did not make the top 25. this cycle he is in the top three but not number one. with -- are talking covering politics for nbc montana. did last night's debate move the needle? guest: it definitely got heated but i think that they really spoke to their audiences, their constituents and followers. i am not really sure. both were aggressive and pbs did a great thing where they showed two candidates side-by-side see got to see the others reaction and there were times when they were smirking and laughing and shaking their head and interrupting one another. it really was a heated debate, much more heated than the house debate. host: if people want to follow you during the midterm election, how can they do so? guest: i am on twitter. i have a professional facebook page

i met roosevelt and i approve this message -- i'm matt rosen dale and i approve this message.orning and thank you for taking my call. host: thank you for your service. caller: this present leader and my commander-in-chief, he is using the same strategy that has been used for ages. it's called european ideology. you attack the person with the policy relentlessly until he becomes your enemy and then you destroy him. if you destroy him or her, you destroy the message. donald stood, our president, my commander-in-chief, stood before the whole nation and said if i go and stand on the streets, of new york city and evangelicals,, you would still vote for me. man, a supposedly wealthy man, he would never, never, never would be seen at the highest position the world has ever seen unless the -- host: thank you very much for the call from florida on the democrats line. city,g us from new york the gop has one big problem in november. thank you for being with us. what's the problem? first of all, you should get an award for not responding to calls on either side. you staynow how stonefaced

senatorr: tonight, that his opponentets republican matt rosen dale. senator patty murray of washington delivered the democratic weekly address. she talked about the supreme court nomination of judge brett kavanaugh. sen. murray: hi, i am senator patty murray from washington state. like so many women across the country, i watched dr. ford testified with tears in my eyes. her courage is truly incredible and she is truly an inspiration to women and girls and sexual assault survivors across the country. dr. fordwe have seen share her experience so bravely and vividly and we have heard what judge kavanaugh has to say regarding just one of the allegations he faces, the eyes the supremen are on court nomination and the republicans who control the senate face a very simple but absolutely critical question. is the united states senate a place where women are listened to, heard and respected? more it still just one place where women's voices will be swept under the rug, where our voices are ignored, attacked and undermined? will the united states senate do its

tonight from montana as incumbent democratic senator jon tester meets his republican challenger matt rosen dale for a debate. c-span will have live coverage at 90 5 p.m. eastern, and that's also on her website and radio app. radio app.ite and >> alex, recount for us what happened in the senate committee meeting just briefly. >> it seemed to be had in towards a normal confirmation vote, which would have sent brett kavanaugh to the floor for confirmation on tuesday. but then everything changed when jeff flake -- he disappeared and was gone. he did not speak as other republican senators did in support of kavanaugh even though he's issued a statement supporting kavanaugh. as the vote was approaching there was whispering going on behind the deus. it was clear something was afoot. that is when word started to leak that in fact flake was having second thoughts and he wanted -- he was willing to vote no if the chairman, chuck grassley, did not agree to postpone the ultimate floor vote and support a request for supplemental fbi investigations into some of these allegations that the committee members hea