we're doing a rally for matt rosendale who is a fantastic man, and he's doing very well. and we will be talking some pretty tough things about senator tester who has been a disaster and a disaster frankly for montana, so we'll see what happens there. the economy is looking fantastic. some great numbers come out-came out today, and i will see you folks on the plane, okay? >> mr. president, do you believe jamal khashoggi is dead? >> it certainly looks that way to me. it's very sad. certainly looks that way. >> can you comment on a shouting match between general kelly and ambassador bolton. >> that i've not heard about. >> anything new from secretary pompeo in your meeting? >> just that we're waiting for some investigations and waiting for the results, and we'll have them very soon, and i think we'll be making a same, a very strong statement, and we're waiting for the results of about three different investigations that we should be able to get to the bottom fairly soap, and i'll see you on the plane. >> mr. president, what are you considering for possible consequences for s

. >> on the ballot, he's running against matt rosendale, the state's auditor.ut in reality -- >> welcome back to montana, mr. president. >> his looming opponent is donald trump. >> jon tester will never drain the swamp. >> the president now traveling out to montana for the third time. out for revenge against jon tester. >> one of the saddest things i've seen is jon tester and what he did to a great, great man. admiral ronnie jackson. >> as the ranking member of the veteran affairs committee, tester revealed improper behavior. and trump quickly called for resignation. if you'd known the president would go after you so hard on ronnie jackson would you still do it? >> if you look at what my job is, the united states senator, it is to confirm nominees. i've got a job to do and i did my job. >> trump won montana by 20 points. so for his july visit, tester bought welcoming ads in newspapers across the state. but republicans are hitting back for tester's votes against trump on tax cuts and administration. >> he votes like them. >> tester's most effective answer to tru

shannon: if you saw our program last night, promoted interview with matt rosendale, shortly before tonight's show the rosendale campaign said he was no longer available, their explanation was they lost touch with him after the rally. the invitation is still open to him and senator tester as well. citing a lack of objectivity in political polling talk radio giant rush limbaugh says he thinks republicans will do better than expected at the polls next month. >> we hold the house and increase the senate because that is just. i think the democrat party deserves to lose in the biggest electoral landslide defeat in my lifetime. the actions they have taken in the last month. >> tonight's power panel, democratic strategist a round, republican national committee spokesperson kaylee mcinerney and host of the next revolution on fox news, welcome to all of you. i will start with you. all is no polling shows republicans are going to hold on to the house so where is this coming from with rush limbaugh? what is the strategy? >> i tend to agree with him and what we could be seeing is the phenomenon the polli

right now it's a tossup between john kester and republican challenger matt rosendale.national correspondent went there to see where they're coming and going. >> john kester is as comfortable on a piece of farm equipment as he is underneath one. born and raised a farmer on this 1800-acre spread, he's had another day job the past seven years. democratic senator from montana. >> are you more comfortable here or in the halls of congress? >> absolutely here. >> mont moana is stunningly beautiful with endless views and pristine waters. amid this expansive quiet, tester is in the fight of his political life. >> matt rosendale means business. >> on the ballot, he's running against republican the state auditor. >> welcome back to montana, mr. president. >> his looming opponent is donald trump. >> john tester will never drain the swamp. >> the president traveling out to montana for the third time out for revenge against john tester. >> one of the saddest things i've seen is john tester and what he did to a great, great man. admiral ronnie jackson. >> at as the ranking making of

. >> matt rosendale means business. >> reporter: on the ballot he's running against republican matt rosendalein reality -- >> welcome back to montana, mr. president. >> reporter: -- his looming opponent is donald trump. >> jon tester will never drain the swamp. >> reporter: the president traveling out to montana for the third time. out for revenge against jon tester. >> one of the saddest things i've seen is jon tester and what he did to a great, great man. admiral ronnie jackson. >> reporter: as the ranking member of the veterans affairs committee tester revealed allegations of improper behavior that took down trump's pick for va secretary. and trump quickly called for tester's resignation. if you'd known that the president would go after you so hard on ronnie jackson, would you still do it? >> so if you look at what my job is as united states senator, it is to confirm nominees. i've got a job to do. and i did my job. >> reporter: trump won montana by 20 points. so for his july visit test bought welcoming ads in newspapers across the state. but republicans are hitting back for tester's votes

that kind of enthusiasm and intensity come in and the trump effect do a huge thing to push up matt rosendale way. i think this is a good sign for matt. ed: sean, talking when the president says look the middle of the country doesn't want far left policies. bring it beyond 2018 to 2020 and when you survey the democratic field, potential field, what do you see? >> i was at the rnc last cycle as you know and i oversaw 17 amazing qualified and experienced candidates that they -- that we had on our side seeking our nomination. when i look now, it's sort of the political equivalent of the "star wars" bar scene. you have got everybody who has ever thought about politics running, running down to south carolina. not focused so much on winning back the house and the senate on their side but promoting themselves and trying to continue to go to the far extreme left. ed: all right. well we will be looking for their spartacus moment, i guess. ainsley: there is cory booker people say he want to run for president. he was in south carolina. we will see. ed: canada o cannabis legalizing recreational marijuana

senate candidate, matt rosendale. he was with the president, but shortly before tonight's show, they told us he was no longer available. they said they lost touch with him after the rally with the president. the invitation is still open to him and senator tester, they have both been invited. citing a lack of "objectivity" in polling, rush limbaugh says republicans will do better than expected next month. >> i think that is just come i think the democrat party deserves to lose any single biggest electoral landslide defeat in my lifetime. the actions they have taken, just in the last month. >> shannon: all right, it is time for tonight's power panel, democratic strategist dave brow brown. spokesperson kayleigh mcenany. and the host of the next revolution, right here in fox news, steve pelton. welcome to all of you. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: almost no polling shows the republicans are going to hold onto the house. so where do you think this is coming from with rush limbaugh? what is the strategy? >> i tended to agree w

senate candidate matt rosendale. ... >> so i am pleased to have the opportunity. my understanding is that everything is inducted in 15 minute increments but i could have an additional five minutes. but if i had not given it so much thought and one of my staffer said why are you always rushing at the end of your remarks? because after hurry up and finish? i said in the house somebody has a gavel the time has expired but that doesn't happen in the senate. so i said i must we rushing thinking i will be called off. and said in a very short period of time you two like your fellow colleagues are so enamored they still have to drag you off the floor. [laughter] so i will try to avoid that to be dragged off the platform by being somewhat concise if i could. we have spent a great deal of time with the issues of cyberand cyberthreats. and the top priorities. and then to elevate cybersecurity as the top threat in this new era of extraordinary change and technology with some of the downsides of cyber. we are looking at a time when the growing number of people are interconnect

he is stumping for republican senate candidate matt rosendale and tomorrow the president is campaigningn arizona. martha mc sally will be who he is campaigning for saturday. he is pushing for nevada senator dean heller. very busy time on the campaign trail. tonight north dakota senate hopefuls heidi heitkamp and kevin kramer will face off and what is expected to be a fire debate, heitkamp feeling political heat after this ad paid for by her campaign included the names of sexual assault victims without their permission. allison barber has the fallout. >> you might have seen an open letter to republican congressman and senate hopeful kevin kramer. the letter, a political ad paid for by an, democratic senator heidi heitkamp told kramer he's wrong about me too movement, that it is not as he said a movement of victimization. 100 people cited, the letter suffered from to mystic violence, sexual assault or rape but at least five women took to social media saying they didn't give permission to use their names. at least 3 are asking for legal help. conservative radio host, one of the first to no

matt rosendale. and matt said, tester has a d-rating from the nra.n't know they gave ratings that low. okay, ready? we're in montana. how can you have a d-rating from the nra and get votes? seriously, did anyone know he had a d-rating. i saw that i said that should be the end of that election. there's some places you can have a d-rating i guess. but he has a d-rating in montana? i don't think that's going to last long. he voted for liberal obama judges who want to take away your second amendment. they do want to take it away. one of the things that will be happening you're happy that we have two great supreme court justices that we just put on. presidents go a long time they never have a judge. i've had two and it's not even two years, so think of that. but under scenarios we could have two more, three more, maybe four more. [applause] i wish everybody great health, i do. but we could have a scenario where we have more. that's why you have to be careful. you think the two is good, that can get overwritten very quickly. you think you're looking good,

matt rosendale republicans say is in contention, they hope the president can help.wice already this year and i'm told by white house officials they are planning another trip before the election so it could be four times against john tester to hear this. >> democrats want anarchy, they do. and they don't know who they're playing with, folks. democrats want open border which is means lots of crime. we want tough, strong, power pfl borders and we want no crime. democrats want to obstruct that, they want to obstruct our great justices and by the way, you obstruct these justices, you're going to lose your second amendment. you're going to lose your right to those guns. >> this one is personal, montana, for the president, but, b, this is a textbook case of a place where he can help. you have a republican pollster calling it the split-level election. in most house races the president isn't much help. especially vulnerable ones but in a montana senate race, a big boost. >> huge in a place like montana. or even in north dakota. these are states where he won by an incredibly

trying to hold off the republican matt rosendale. the news here is not polls, we don't have a new one. of polls has them up about 4 and change. the news is breckenridge, the libertarian, got out of the race today. he said he was throwing all his support to the republican, matt rosendale. will that make a difference in this race? the we don't know, but it's the development today in montana. and now let's look at the house of representatives, our power rankings here. need 218 to take the majority. right now, as of tonight, fox says there are 29 toss ups. these other races that will really decide how the house it goes. you see likely democrats, 192, leaning 15, and here is 166, lena 33. today, it looks like it is heading the democrats ''way. a very confident house minority leader says she will be a speaker again. here is mike emanuel. >> election day maybe next tuesday but nancy pelosi it says it might as well be over. >> what i'm saying now is we will win. [laughs] [applause] spigot we will win. >> this is not the outcome we wanted. >>

matt rosendale is not ready to let it go.ter's treatment of ronny jackson gave democrats a road map to disrupt the kavanaugh proceedings a month later. >> jon tester came out several months ago, performed the same type of character assassination on ronny jackson and so he invented thisser. >> tactic that the washington democrats are using and dianne feinstein perfected it when she came out and performed her character assassination on judge kavanaugh. reporter: republicans are counting now on talk about ronny jackson to motivate their midterm base here in a state montana where one out of ever 10 residents is active duty military member or a veteran. melissa? melissa: i love his defense. i didn't do it. it wasn't me. it was perfect. peter, thank you. that is what i always say. it wasn't me. connell: does it work? melissa: well -- connell: that is interesting race. could be a republican pickup, montana. melissa: that will be interesting. connell: see how it plays out. booming economy less than three weeks before the midterm elec

this after he rallied support for arizona and matt rosendale in montana. today trump again blasting democrats saying the party has become a quote mob. >> the democrat party has become an angry ruthless unhinged mob, determined to get power by any means necessary. your vote in this election will decide which party controls congress. the choice for every american could not be more clear. jon: peter doocy is live right now in nevada. peter why did the president choose to go to nevada today? >> jon, because early voting in nevada starts today, and half of everybody that's going to vote in this state, in the midterms is going to do it before november 6th. >> cast your vote ideally today. how about raising your right hand do you promise you will leave this site and go out and cast your vote right now. and hopefully you will vote for adam and hopefully you will vote for dean heller. get out there. you have early voting. you can go out and do it today and that way you don't have to wait. >> the president again today used the new rhyming slogan he's been working in

matt rosendale dropped charges. matt, you are the swamp. another one. day before.ay rail against the swamp on twitter but then brags about his backing from out of state special interests. matt brought the swamp from maryland to montana. what do you think about that, sir? >> it's just more of the same typical smear techniques that the washington democrat has been using and seen it against the judges, we've seen jon use it against ronny jackson. the facts are the facts. i brought a broad range of healthcare options for people to make sure they can accommodate their needs that recognizes their budgets, their personal needs, and their personal choices. and we've also cut regulations. much in the line that the president has. we've removed regulations doing nothing but driving the cost of businesses up. i've reduced spending. my operating costs by 23% in the auditor's office. these are facts as well that jon cannot demonstrate that he has come anywhere near that. while he has been in washington, d.c. he has become the largest recipient of contributions from lobbyists acr

and trump has tightly embraced his opponent, matt rosendale.im right back. >> i will stand in strong support of president trump because the work that he's doing really is making america great again. >> the race is up for grabs because montanans pride themselves on their voting independence. mick is a life-long republican who supports trump. >> the election were today, i would vote for him again. >> he also supports tester, in a state with the second highest per capita veterans population in the country. >> jon was working for veterans before he was even sworn in. >> you think there are a lot of people who will split their ticket? >> i do. montana has a history of splitting tickets. you know, we have a democratic governor, republican attorney general. one democratic senator, one republican senator. >> donald trump won the state of montana by 20 points. so tester walks a fine line. careful not to take on the president directly and also point out how many of his bills the president has signed. he's been here three times. his son has been here. he

[cheers and applause] >> potentials in montana and behalf of matt rosendale, the state auditor tryingunseat democratic senator jon tester and leads -- it has galvanize the republican voters. >> his big complaint, tester never met with cavanagh. >> the man didn't even take the time to exercise one of the most important jobs that are senator house, which is to confirm a united states supreme court justice. >> tester claims it was a scheduling snafu. >> i would have loved to have met with him. we put up all sorts of dates. >> tester's concerns about brett kavanaugh have little to do with the recent accusations. >> he has made decisions supporting the patriot act. that alone is disqualifying. we need to have somebody who will uphold the fourth amendment. >> this spring, tester used a tactic a senate colleagues borrowed to take a different drum nominee when he went public with unproven allegations that dr. ronny jackson was inappropriate while drunk. >> any truth to the allegations yesterday? speaker we've been talking to the folks who have met him. >> jackson later withdrew his name from

i know that you know that the guy who doesn't have a clue about this is my opponent, matt rosendale.sident trump comes to rally for rosendale, he tweeted this about tester's interaction with the veterans affairs committee. he wrote, ever since his vicious statements about admiral ron jackson, the doctor for obama, bush and me, senator tester was in trouble. that is something on matt rosendale's mind as well. >> jon tester came out several months ago and performed the same type of character assassination on ronnie jackson, so he invented this smear tactic that the washington democrats are using. dianne feinstein perfected it when she came out and performed her character assassination on judge kavanaugh. >> reporter: i just asked tester about this, about the president's tweet before we came to the back of the room. he insisted he never made any false statements about ronnie jackson. he insists he just took accusations and started to investigate them and that it was jackson on his own who decided to withdraw. dana? >> dana: all right, peter. you do a very loud whisper. i'm impressed. we

matt rosendale will be the senator if president trump goes to montana the weekend before the election. it's like nothing i've seen before. obama didn't have that effect or george w. bush didn't have that impact. when he goes into a state or an area -- >> in certain states and certain areas. the president certainly does wi very well in areas that are not, shall we say, densely populated. he does well -- he's not doing well in northern virginia. you're not going to see president trump at a rally in arlington. >> he is going to houston next week for senator cruz. he is going to areas that are a little more -- >> which i continue to find humorous. the president's out there campaigning for ted cruz afternoon he spent the better part of a year and a half -- >> didn't stop himment bernie sanders goes in and campaigns for people who didn't endorse him. >> not to gang up on you. >> that'd be great. >> betsy, the president insists in that ap interview that he's helping. that was his assertion. calling a woman horseface, does that help, or comparing the situation right now in saudi arabia to the

senate candidate matt rosendale, running against jon tester. the president gives remarks in missoula on c-span2. monday, more campaign events as former president barack obama heads to las vegas for the nevada democratic party get out the vote rally live at four clock p.m. eastern on c-span. that evening, more from president trump as he speaks at a rally in support of texas senator ted cruz running against o'rourke for a second term in the senate. those comments live monday on c-span. c-span'surn now to live coverage of the pennsylvania 10th district live house debate between republican incumbent scott perry and democratic challenger george scott, coming to us from harrisburg, wgal courtesy of tv. -- mike: this is the wgal debate. we begin with congressman perry. pacs are funding your campaigns, and does that impact your actions in washington? mr. perry: i am sure we get donations like all candidates from different organizations, some are pacs. some they put up messages and advertisements. i never talked to them, they never talked to me, so i ha

president trump holds a campaign rally in missoula, montana, on behalf of matt rosendale who is running for u.s. senate. on c-span3, there is a cyber security conference with tech officials. we're featuring a gusto, maine, for the next stop on the c-span bus. paul lepage will be our guest at 9:45 eastern. can videos duty competition is in full swing. what does it mean to be american? students and teachers have taken to social media posting about their entry. an ap government teacher tweeted "celebrating dual and cooperative federalism as a layer cake." our middlenks to school showcasing their #studentcamproject. answering the question, what does it mean to be an american? myrisburg academy tweeted, harrisburg academy g-7 students on an outing thursday morning ticket pictures for their c-span classroom studentcam documentary. this year we are asking middle and high school students to produce a 5-6 minute documentary. we are awarding $100,000 total in cash prizes. including a grand prize of $5,000. the deadline is january 20. for more information go to our website, studentcam.org. with 19

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this after he rallied support for arizona and matt rosendale in montana. today trump again blasting democrats saying the party has become a quote mob.

. >> president trump: we have doing a rally for matt rosendale who is a fantastic man. he is doing very well. we will be talking some pretty tough things about senator tester who has been a disaster. a disaster for montana. >> lou: the top story tonight the caravan of 4,000 central americans from honduras has traveled through guatemala and poised to cross to mexico. the leading edge of that caravan is in guatemala. once over the border they face a journey of more than 1200 miles to reach brownsville, texas. the closest point where they are now on the southern border of mexico. earlier today, the mexican government dispatched additional police to the southern border and they warned the vary can that mexico will not permit them to enter mexico without a passport and visa. it's unclear whether mexican government officials are responding to president trump's request that guatemala and mexico stop the caravan before it gets near the united states and the president makes it clear he will order the military to the boarder if the vary can is allowed to approach to the border. i

does matt rosendale have a chance? >> this is a very interesting 8.tana went for president trump in 2016. jon tester himself has been popular. president trump began going after senator tester after he was one of the people who led the charge against the veterans affairs secretary ronnie johnson. so these are tough. his approval ratings are in the positive. but you have a state that's gone red and getting redder. and people like what the president is doing. tester is one of the more conservative democrats. but people pay attention to what the president is saying and how the senator is responding. people are calling this a tossup. when you are an incumbent and you are only 5 points ahead before the election you have to worry. jon: there is new fighting on the gaza strip. it could have major implications for the conflict in syria. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla,75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe

matt rosendale against jon tester the democrat running for reelection. i don't know where this state is today. >> montana is, as always, independent. it is hard to put montana in a political box. it is definitely a red state but a state barack obama very nearly carried in 2008. it won't be put in a political box. jon tester is a tough out, he and joe manchin are in the same category. the kind of democrats who represents red states but connect with their voters on a different level in a different way. >> bill: montana is one of the states republicans think they can flip. then it's off to arizona for the president and nevada by the end of the week. by the way, joe biden is in nevada next week, so is barack obama. you see what the stakes are. this is what our fox polling found last night. vote for congress in your district? a seven point gap between democrats and republicans in favor of democrats, which is the same seven point gap from a month ago. you rarely see this, don't you? >> we have seen a remarkable constancy this year going back to the winter real

he's got a challenger who's a little problematic, this guy matt rosendale.emocrats are less worried about than some of the other red states. trump is going there and he's going to give it his all. it's where the university of montana, kind of the more liberal part of the state. i don't know why they chose that location, but it will provoke a lot of interesting protests in addition to one of the big mega crowds. >> it's a place he's been to a number of times already. let's go to mesa, arizona. he's friday's destination. >> that is arizona. that's jeff flake. he is resigning, stepping down from his senate seat. it's one that democrats very much think they have a chance to pick up. their candidate is krist kristen sinema. whoever win, a woman will be representing arizona in the next senate which is exciting. that race has been extremely close all the way along. president trump delivering his star power over there to martha mcsally could be a big boost. so far sinema has been running a little ahead. >> final stop on the swing is nevada. jackie rosen with 35.3% h

parking lot and when we got inside, we talked to the folks who support the president, to support matt rosendale could happen in montana. >> doesn't really vote for montana. >> not truthful and not good for montana. >> what do you think the president? >> amazing. build the economy. >> panel on cnn people who attend trump rallies are cruel. >> if that is true there's an awful lot of cool people in missoula. look at the line. >> reporter: are you cruel? >> know. >> reporter: we are group of people that embrace godly values. >> so important to this family, not only does this have a ribbon in her hair but check out this guy's hair. >> as a legal immigrant from romania what do you think when you see what is going on with the caravan from honduras? >> it is pretty bad because the american people -- i think -- they will be able to have more security. >> from canada to the united states, served in the military. cannot allow vast amounts of people to move irresponsibly across 1234 countries. a lot are manipulated. >> what will you say? >> go home. >> reporter: the two big topics that stood out to me, one

he's campaigning for matt rosendale, the state insurance commissioner who is trying to flip this seat from the outside are pouring in all the extra money they can because they are comfortable with a lead in north dakota, and they think montana is a good chance. a huge issue here is the ronny jackson debacle when president trump put forward the white house position as the va secretary and senator a jon tester went forward with accusations of misconduct. in montana one in 4 citizens is a veteran. there was a lot of talk of mob rule. it sounds like the president is here now. so we expect it to be mostly political, but anything can happen. trish: thank you very much, peter doocy. we are look for any kind of headlines the president can bring us on this caravan of 4,000 migrants heading to our border. the president speaking to the crowd in montana. we are monitoring that for you we are look for any headlines he can make on that caravan. russia's vladimir putin is saying the united states may not be winning the war against isis. >> isis representatives have recently started the area out ther

on c-span 2 tonight, president trump campaigns in montana for republican senate candidate matt rosendaletch live come on c-span 2, on-line and with the free cnn radio app. the c-span network, your source for campaign 2018. >>> this weekend, on american history tv on c-span 3, saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on "real america" the 1968 broadcast, "the nixon answer, southern town hall." >> i do not believe that nuclear bombs or nuclear weapons should be used in vietnam. i do not think they're necessary to be used in vietnam. i think nuclear weapons should be reserved only for what we hope will never come which i think great diplomacy and it will have to be great diplomacy that can't avoid, a confrontation with a nuclear power. >> sunday, we'll tour the baseball americana exhibit at the library of congress which include's baseball's magna carta, pre-civil war documents that spell out rules and organizations of the game. and at 8:00, on the presidency, former president george w. bush, cokie roberts and friends, reflect on the life of former first lady barbara bush. >> she had this motto that y

in a very tight race with republican challenger matt rosendale. and she is an american hero, mcsally in artha tight race, now slightly up in the latest polls for that open state. in nevada, republican senator dean heller, that such s an important race. small lead in some recent polls and that is tight in nevada. chuck schumer, joe donnelly, he's being challenged by republican michael braun. tomorrow we will review more important races and we will go from the west coast to the east coast. the left in this country will bank on emotions and rage and anger, conservatives have got to be informed, energized, and vote based on the principles of our constitution that make this country great. ronald reagan, rightfully warned, freedom is always just one generation away from extinction. in 27 days, you, we, the people have a duty to defend that freedom for generations to come. here's a question, argue, are we as a country better off than we were just two short years ago? is our economy better off? we now have a record low unemployment, and it now an explodin

until matt rosendale let them back in.'m jon tester, and i approve this message because it's something montana voters need to hear, before it's too late. >> really going there. but that's about as personal a testimony as you can get. >> it's very personal. and the reason that democrats are so focused on health care is that it's an issue that voters really care about. back in 2016, republicans talked about repealing, replacing the affordable care act. voters hated the affordable care act. they wanted something better. republicans get into power. voters see what the replacement would be and that they don't like it. and they suddenly realize that while they're not crazy about the aca, they like it better than what republicans were putting forward. and now health care has become a republican problem. we've seen a lot of republican candidates, wisconsin governor and in missouri the senate candidate there josh hawley all of the sudden coming around, talking about how they'll protect preexisting conditions. you know, this is an i

in montana, john tester in a tight race with republican challenger, matt rosendale. in missouri, democrat claire mccaskill is losing ground. she's behind in her race against josh haully. in arizona, she's an american hero. republican martha mcsally in a tight race. now slightly up in the latest polls for that open seat. in nevada, republican senator dean heller. an important race. a small lead in some recent poles. that is tight. in indiana, democrat chuck schumer lover joe donnelly is being challenged by michael braun. tomorrow we'll review more important races. going from the west coast all the way to the east coast. the left will bank on emotions and rage and anger. conservatives have to be informed, energized and vote on the principles of our constitution that make this country great. ronald reagan rightfully warned freedom is one generation away from extinction. in 27 days, you, we, the people have a duty to defend that freedom for generations to come. here's a question. are you, are we as a country better off than we were just two short years ago? is our econom

. >> no republican challenger matt rosendale is arguing that he is no moderate, he is drawing a roadsenator colleagues to follow. >> has a smear tactic that the washington democrats are using. dianne feinstein perfected it when she came out and performed her character assassination on judge kavanaugh. >> judge kavanaugh, a big hit issue here as well. a truck driver told me today that to wait way deal traffic about politics is as animated as ever when the issue of the judge kavanaugh confirmation comes out. people are telling him, they will skip holding a load of logs on election day. it will cost you $600. >> bret: that's a big deal in montana. peter doocy out there for the big event, thank you. one of the closest and most expensive races in this house list, molly is in maine where a lone g.o.p. congressman is trying to hang onto his job. >> man congressman is an oddity in new england. the very rest of my class republican serving in the house dominated by democrats. >> i love it. best job in america. >> after a 20 year blue streak, he captured the seat in maine's sprawling large rura

he is rallying support for matt rosendale's challenge to senator kester.di arabia is arising intensely over the disappearance and apparent murder of journalist jamal khashoggi peered out of nowhere, the reasons not exactly clear, this has become one of the biggest stories in the world, and we want to update you on it. trace gallagher has the very latest committee joins us tonight. hey, trace. >> hey, tucker. the president indicated that whatever happened to khashoggi wasn't good. on air force one en route to montana, he was asked directly if he thinks khashoggi is dead, and he said it sure looks that way. pompeo says he told the president that saudi arabia should be given a few more days to complete its investigation b. decides how or if to respond. watch. >> we made clear to them that we take this matter with respect to mr. khashoggi very seriously paired they made clear to me that they too understand the serious nature of the disappearance of mr. khashoggi. >> intern, when he was asked about the consequences facing the saudi kingdom, president trump said

matt rosendale isn't ready to let it go and he now says that tester's treatment of ronny jackson gave democrats a road map to disrupt the kavanaugh proceedings months later. >> jon tester came out several months ago and perform the same type of character assassination on ronny jackson. so he invested this smear tactic that the washington democrats are using and dianne feinstein perfected it when she came out and performed her character assassination on judge kavanaugh. >> so republicans are really counting on talk about ronny jackson, motivating mid-term voters here in montana. a state where every one of ten residents have active duty in the military or a veteran. neil? >> neil: thanks, peter. what if i told you that record not withstanding, it is not an issue for a lot of voters. a fox news poll out today that shows the biggest worry for voters is healthcare. one of the things that they've been riding very hard and high on and that is taxes dead last in that. one of my next guests, the democratic strategist said that and a lot of people were laughing at him. i don't know if i was lau

. >> and candidates like republican senate hopeful matt rosendale in montana see trump junior as justhis dad. >> this is energy. this is a riled up, charged up republican party. >> junior, who runs the trump business in his father's stead with brother eric has been ramping up his political schedule hitting key states like north dakota, texas, and florida in his quest to elect more republicans supportive of his father's agenda. >> we're out there fighting for the people who have been there and supported my father. >> all while attacking trump naysayers. >> if he said, you know what? i have a new policy. i'm coming out in favor of oxygen, the democrats would be against it. >> if don junior seems comfortable on the campaign trail, it's probably because he is. >> i think don junior has maybe even a deeper rooting in the republican party than his father does. he's been talking about some republican policy issues for years before his father really firmly aligned himself with the republican party. >> he's also got his finger on the pulse of the base knowing where and how to reach them, both

jackson with drew, tester is running for re-election, and trump has tightly embraced his opponent matt rosendaleale hugs him right back. >> i will stand in strong support of president trump, because the work that he's doing really is making america great again man >> the race is up for grabs because montanans pride themselves on their voting independence. nick ringsack is a lifelong republican that supports trump. he also supports tester in a state with the second highest per capita veteran's population in the country. >> john was working for veterans before he was even sworn in. >> do you think there are a lot of people who will split their ticket? >> i do. montana has a history of splitting tickets. we have a democratic governor, republican attorney general, one democratic senator, one republican senator. >> reporter: donald trump won the state by 20 points. tester walks a fine line and he points out how many of his bills the president has signed. he's been here three times. his son has been here. he tweeted about you and dr. ronnie jackson. is he doing pay back here? what do you think this is

at least it will be after matt rosendale becomes your senator. >> donald trump won montana by 20 points6, but democratic senator john tester has been consistently pulling ahead of his republican challenger. the latest polling shows the democrat at 49%, the republican at 45%. in a state the president won by 20 points. donald trump made the mistake of holding his rally in muzula county, one of the most liberal parts of the state of montana, and one of the few liberal counties donald trump lost in 2016. and tonight the resistance to donald trump appears strong. there's a giant m overlacking the county. today some residents added a few more letters to their giant "m" that president trump couldn't miss, spelling the word m-peach. on nearby mount laola, a giant "m" which now spells the word liar, and there's no doubt who they were talking about. cal perry will join us next with the latest on the race in montana and more. the latest on the race in montana and more now your insurance won't replace it outright because of depreciation. if your insurance won't replace your car, what good is it? yo