here tonight >>> president trump on his way to montana to throw his support behind republican matt rosendale who's looking to owt left wing john tesser in the senate. the president rallying the base as the national left wing media and their anonymous allies in the deep state are waging an all-out war against this president. we'll discuss the cowardly efforts to subvert the president. victoria tinvictoriavictoria tos >>> making colin kaepernick the front for all of the shoes they make. we have devastating evidence of what is a heuk backlash against the oh so clever marketeers at nike. >> the long nightmare of three days of senate hearings for the supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh ending tonight. the senate judiciary hearings have been more about confrontation than confirmation. the dems and their leftist protesters in concert have done their very worst trying to disrupt and delay the hearings. and the republicans, led by committee chairman chuck grassley have been patient throughout, or perhaps too patient in the view of many who have watched the vishts demeanor of protesters demean

but he is somebody who is going to be a phenomenal united states senator from montana, matt rosendalett, come on up. where is matt? come on up, matt. welcome back to montana, mr. president. cheers and applause] this crowd is all here for you, and what a crowd it is. thank you for fighting for us and for always putting america first. cause chaws cheers and applause] i will always put montana first and stick with president trump to make sure we advance his genda. we are going to repeal and replace obama care and give you options on health care. hat you can actually afford. we're going to confirm more judges like kavanaugh, people who will uphold the constitution and defend your second amendment rights. speaking of the second amendment, we have some breaking news tonight. we were informed and learned last night that the nra has endorsed my campaign. cheers and applause] we're going to secure our border, enforce our laws, and build that wall. hanting] we're going to keep this economy growing, your taxes low, and get government off of your back and out of your wallet. we've all seen the pr

matt. [cheers and applause] [shouting] mr. rosendale: welcome back to montana, mr. president. and applause] mr. rosendale: this crowd is all here for you. and what a crowd it is. thank you for fighting for us, and for always putting america first. [cheers and applause] mr. rosendale: montana is going to right a wrong this november, and we are going to send you the conservative reinforcements you need to continue your good work. [cheers and applause] mr. rosendale: my promise to each and everyone of you is that i will always put montana first and stick with president trump to make sure we advance his agenda. [cheers and applause] mr. rosendale: we are going to repeal and replace obamacare and give you options on health care that you can actually afford. we are going to protect your public land and fight against the liberals that are trying to track your guns. [cheers and applause] [booing] mr. rosendale: we are going to confirm more justices like neil gorsuch and kavanaugh, people that will uphold the constitution and defend your second amendment rights. [cheers and applause] m

get out and vote for matt rosendale, he's going to be a great senator and he will always vote for what we want to. he will always vote for america first, so make america great again. matt will always be voting for us. it won't just be talk. loyal citizens like you helped build this country and together we are taking back our country. sometimes not so easily, but it's happening, and it's happening fast. we are returning power back to where it belongs, back to the american people. our american ancestors braved of the oceans, teams of the wilderness and one a resolution and fought to victory in two world wars. we defeated fascism, triumphed over communism and we delivered millions into freedom. our ancestors built the railroads and linked the highways and they proudly planted an american flag on the face of the moon which is not shown in that movie. they did not show that in the movie. see what they are missing is that that movie would have been a much bigger success if they planted the flag like they were supposed to. we stand on the shoulders of generations of american patriots who knew

senator jon tester debates his republican challenger matt rosendale. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. montana pbs presents debate night, the 2018 race for the u.s. senate, brought to impart by the greater montana foundation. it encourages communications on trends important to montanans. we are on the campus of the university of montana, here are your hosts. welcome toning and montana pbs at debate night, the race for the u.s. senate. >> we would also like to welcome our viewers joining us on c-span and listeners on montana public radio and yellowstone public radio. >> we utilized our inclusion requirements on our website, the candidates meeting that criteria are here tonight. >> they are to term incumbent senator jon tester and the state auditor republican matt rosendale. >> we have a slightly different format tonight, it is candidate will have an additional 90 seconds to answer the question and then there will be an open discussion with chance for rebuttals or follow-up questions. we will finish the debate with a closing statement from e

the president will be in billings, montana, to speak at a rally for republican senate candidate matt rosendale. we'll have live coverage starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern. coming up tonight, twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey and facebook chief operating officer cheryl sandberg testify before the senate intelligence committee on russian interference and u.s. election -- in u.s. elections. join us at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on c-span. next, we'll take you to the cato institute in washington, d.c. for a look at what the intelligence community has learned since the september 11 terrorist attacks. this discussion runs about two hours.

president trump on the way to montana to throw support behind republican matt rosendale looking to oustohn tesser in the senate. the president rallying the base as the left wing media and the allies in the deep state are waging an all-out war against the president. we'll discuss the cowardly efforts to subvert the president. victoria tensing joins us and james freeman of the "wall street journal." nike taking another nose dive making anti-american activist colin kaepernick the fron for all of those shoes they make their spokesman. we have the new devastating evidence of what is a huge backlash against the oh, so, clever marketiers at nike. the top story the national nightmare of three day of senate hearing for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh ending tonight. the hearings have been more about con pronation than confirmation. the dimms and the leftist protesters in concert have done their worst trying to disrupt and delay the hearings. the republicans led by committee chairman chuck grassley have been patient throughout. or too patient for those who watched the poorly prepared of the

what he is somebody who is going to be a phenomenal united states senator from montana, matt rosendalematt, come on up. where is matt? come on up, matt. come on up, matt. >> welcome back to montana, mr. president. [applause] >> sean: as we get a break with the president speaking, we go back to sara carter and greg. you've been following john's breaking news today on top of sara's news. the redacted materials that everyone is requesting, fisa warrants, 302's, other issues that could be exculpatory, people like papadopoulos and paige, this could all be coming out tomorrow or within days peer talk about john's report and the rejections reductions, freeing this information that congress has been seeking forever. >> congress deserves this information. they are legally entitled to it. it is under subpoena and the department of justice on the, obstructing justice and obstructing congress. the president can put a stop to it with a wave of his pen, four different sets of documents. i am told they will not only be exculpatory of the president himself, but they will be explosive in the level that

two months ago he was out here campaigning for matt rosendale who was the auditor for the state of montanacame back two months later and this is going to be a big crowd, about 10,000 people fit in the stadium. they are expecting this to be filled. there is a very small number of protesters outside. all these people are supporting trump, we are seeing a lot of lattice signs. people are chanting, usa! usa! it will be a big crowd. time of the tax cuts. talk about deregulation. what is interesting, what will hear about the op-ed piece in "the new york times" and whether we will hear anything about the bob woodward book. i talk to some people who are in line before, they say that they don't really care about the anonymous source, they believe in trump. they want trump to be trump and they don't want a more civil donald trump either. back to you. >> martha: >> martha: dan, than. pete hegseth is also an montana. you want to be trump ahead of the rally. you can see the whole interview tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. at fox and friends. he is one of the most outspoken survivors and heroes of the atta

senator jon tester debates his republican challenger matt rosendale. this is just under one hour. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> good evening and welcome to montana pbs at debate night, the race for the u.s. senate. >> we would also like to welcome our viewers joining us on c-span and listeners on montana public radio and yellowstone public radio. >> we have a slightly different format tonight, it is candidate will have an additional 90 seconds to answer the question and then there will be an open discussion with chance for rebuttals or follow-up questions. we will finish the debate with a closing statement from each candidate. let's get started with the event that has gripped our nation, the supreme court justice confirmation process. you have both spoken publicly about this being the most important vote that a united states -- united states senator can take on. let's use this current confirmation process as an example in addition to reiterating how you would vote or how you are voting. we would like to hear what informs your decision. what are the important fa

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matt rosendale is a fighter tough on crime and the border fight. and vets and has my full and complete endorsement. your expectations in that race. >> everytime president trump goes into montana rosendale's numbers goes up. it picks republicans and democrats at the statewide level. it is important that we get out our vote. we did it with for tay and i think it's a race we can flip. the numbers tighten every time the president goes out and why he is out there. he is a fighter and likes being on the campaign trail. he will be out there through november working to keep these majorities and he is making the case if we don't keep these majorities you'll have a washington in total grid like mired down in investigations and democrats trying to obstruct and resist what they've done for two years. why do we want to stop the good things happening in this country. >> bill: it's up to you and the republican candidates to make that case. we have a familiar face returning to the trail. barack obama will campaign in illinois. california over the weekend. appear f

heidi heitkamp is likely to lose to kevin kramer in montana jon tester is likely to you lose to matt rosendale in indiana joe donnelly is likely to you lose to my braun and in missouri you have claire mccaskill likely you'd lose to josh ali and so you get through those four before you get to the first republican competitive seat which is a nevada so i gotta say i really like where we republicans sit right now far more than i would like it if i were democrats and to be clear that's not usually the case it just so happened because we're coming off of the reelect of those who the democrats who won in a very difficult cycle in two thousand and twelve where democrats pick up a lot of seats that you know in the republican states where trump won last time so i guess i think mcconnell's doing his job but it's republicans are good shape right and. i think chris is right i think mitch mcconnell is just doing his job his job is to raise funds for republican candidates and so he's doing his job if i had to venture a guess i would say that democrats would probably take the house i would say that right now

heidi heitkamp is likely to lose to kevin kramer in montana jon tester is likely to you lose to matt rosendale in indiana joe donnelly is likely to you lose to micron and in missouri you have claire mccaskill likely you'd lose to josh ali and so you get through those four before you get to the first republican competitive seat which is in nevada so i got to say i really like where we republicans sit right now far more than i would like it if i were democrats and to be clear that's not usually the case it just so happened because we're coming off of the re-elect of those who are the democrats who won in a very difficult cycle.

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. >> he is somebody who is going to be a phenomenal united states senator, matt rosendale, come on up-called resistance 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. >> todd pyro joins us with highlights including the president taking aim at the new york times. >> 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, standing up from montana, standing up for our national anthem and our flag. >> the president slamming the anonymous new york times op-ed written by a senior official within his administration. >> anonymous, gutless coward. no one news who he is but for the sake of our national security the new york times should publish his name. i think their reporters should investigate who it is. that would be a good thing. rob: history to montana a day after scathing claims calling them adversarial, petty and ineffective. milania trump backing of her husband's deman

thursday, president trump attends a campaign rally in support of montana republican senate candidate matt rosendale. you can see his remarks from billings live starting at 9:00 .m. eastern on c-span. >> sunday night on "afterwords," former obama administration secretary of education arne duncan on his book "how schools work," he's interviewed by the former chancellor of district of columbia public schools. >> i don't know if voters mick the connection between what politicians do and what happens in a school. how do we draw that line more clearly? >> we need voters to understand, we want more access to pre-k, if we want to pay teachers better if we want to make housing more affordable, we have to get there by challenging and holding accountable our elected officials who we put in office. >> watch "after words" sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2's book tv. >> earlier today president trump met with the emir of kuwait at the white house. during their meeting, the president discussed the brett

the tester is running for reelection against matt rosendale. he is a staunch supporter of trauma. tonight's rally is the second held in montana in the last few months. rosendale tabled tester in early polls, and according to the latest poll, may even have a lead. >> we are going to confirm or justices like neil gorsuch and kavanaugh, people that will uphold the constitution and defend your second amendment rights. >> tester is running an ad right now which highlights several bills which he has sponsored that were signed by president trump, but tonight trumps that on issues that really matter the most like tax cuts, border security, votes on judges, he always votes with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. from here trump travels tomorrow to north dakota where he will try to unseat another democratic senator in a state which he won handily, won by 20 points here in montana, also won north dakota handily. he wants heidi heitkamp to be defeated there so he will go and give a speech probably very similar to the one we heard tonight in north dakota. back to you, shannon peered >> shannon: a

on thursday he will head to montana to stump for matt rosendale. he is cha epging jon tester. that race is personal for president trump because tester is the top democrat on the senate veterans affairs committee and helped kill the nomination for jackson earlier this year. then on friday he will head to north dakota for a campaign event for kevin kramer, running against senator heidi heitkamp. she is considered one of the most vulnerable democrats running this november. then he will head down to south dakota where he will be raising money for a gop goosh governorial candidate. he has has the kavanaugh hearings and nafta negotiations this week. as republicans are getting more and more nervous about the elections they are turning more and more to trump for support. while he is not popular in every state in the country, certainly in the three states he is visiting this weekend he could give those candidates a boost. >> those are the trips this week. let's focus on what is happening tomorrow. you mentioned the brett kavanaugh hearings beginning. the trump administration is withhol

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tonight the president will be in billings where he will headline a campaign for senate candidate matt rosendaleis challenging the democratic two-term incumbent, jon tester. but how effectively the president's messaging be tonight, and frankly going forward, after these damaging allegations about his fitness for office nbc's hallie jackson joins us from the white house and peter baker joins us as well. he's a white house correspondent for the "new york times." good to have you both. hallie, let's start with you. and i said this a little bit earlier for the "a" block, but i think it's worth re-posing. this "new york times" op-ed is not saying anything that hasn't already been reported. it's strikingly stellimilar to we've been reading in the woodward book, which was stri strikingly similar to reporting that we here at nbc news has been compiling and other organizations have been compiling as well, which is the president is erratic, the president does not tell the truth, the president has come close to bringing us to world war iii with kim jong-un and the president needs to be pulled back from his

i am here to talk about matt rosendale's record on public land and it does not pass the smell test. my record, you can talk to any conservation group, the hunting groups, the fishing groups, the folks who like to go out and utilize public lands, we fought for them, got access and we could do things in whitefish to protect the water grid the list goes on and on and on. >> thank you both for additional thoughts on that important topic. we will move forward now and talk about the economy. >> the tax cuts and jobs act cut the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21%. the u.s. economy is seeing unemployment levels at the lowest in recent memory. wage growth remains a slow for most employees and rising inflation threatens to neutralize the increases. do you feel the tax cuts and jobs act has been good for america? why or why not? the first response comes from sen. tester:. sen. tester: i think simple find the tax code is critically important. i don't think the tax bill that was crafted in the dark of night in the back room does either of those things. i think there is an opportunity to g

president will be in billings, montana, to speak at a rally for republican senate candidate matt rosendale. we'll have live coverage starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern. coming up tonight, twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey and facebook chief operating officer cheryl sandberg testify before the senate intelligence committee on russian interference and u.s. election -- in u.s. elections. join us at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on c-span. next, we'll take you to the cato institute in washington, d.c. for a look at what the intelligence community has learned since the september 11 terrorist attacks. this discussion runs about two hours. >> good morning and welcome to our event today, nsa and the road to 9/11 for those of you who are here in the auditorium, thanks for coming out. those of you who are watching on c-span for our live webcast, welcome. i am a civil -- a policy analyst. in want to go over a few admin notes. i would ask everyone to make sure that your cell phones and or other devices are on vibrate so we do not have any unnecessary interruptions. once we get to the q&a later, please wait until y

rosendale: thank you, montana. .hank you, president trump may god bless each and everyone of you and the united states of america. [cheers and applause] president trump: thank you, matt, very much. thank you. [cheers and applause] president trump: very, very important that we elect matt and, frankly, other republicans. we will get things we want. we have started the wall. we have spent $3.2 billion on the wall. we have to get the rest of the funding. the democrats want to obstruct our great justices. by the way, you instruct these justices, you are going to lose your second amendment, your right to those guns. be careful. [boos]

tester is running for reelection against matt rosen day or, staunch supporter of donald trump's, the second rally held by trump for rosendale who trailed tester in early polls but narrowed the gap and according to the latest poll has a lead. >> we can for more justices like neil gorsuch and brett cavanagh, people that will uphold the constitution and defend your second amendment rights. >> reporter: tester is running an ad that highlights several bills he sponsored that were signed by donald trump but tonight trump set on issues that matter like tax cuts, border security, votes on judges he always votes with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, from here trump travels to north dakota where he will try to unseat another democratic senator in a state he won by 20 points in montana and north dakota. he won -- wanted heidi heitkamp to be defeated so he will give a speech similar to the one we heard tonight in north dakota. heather: new reports on anonymous, trump administration official behind the new york times op-ed piece that paint a picture of resistance within the administration. the white house has a list of 12 suspect. and he

senator jon tester debates his republican challenger matt rosendale. this is just under one hour. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018.