mike jackson is the coanchor at nbc four and mark allen is the news anchor at w dtn in dayton. we welcome all three of you gentlemen. joining our panelists are the candidates. from anfield, ohio, sherrod brown , served in the u.s. senate from 2006 and representative jim renacci tom wadsworth, ohio. since 2010 he's presented ohio national district. gentlemen, we welcome both of you to this important conversation. the candidates have agreed tonight to alternate in questi question. ninety seconds for an answer. sixty seconds for a response and then a 32nd rebuttal. by agreement it will also give a 32nd opening statement and beginning now with senator sherrod brown. >> thank you, ms. marshall. thanks to you and thanks to mr. allen, mr. jackson and mr. thompson in the panel and a special thanks for joining to the voters of ohio who are watching tonight but were joined by my daughter, emily elizabeth brown and connie schultz my wife and i will pull this debate will address issues and stay on issues and if we can discuss especially what we can do as a senator for ohio families. thank

mike jackson is an anchor. joining our panalists are the candidates. senator sherrod brown has served in the u.s. senate since 2006, and jim renacci represents ohio's 16th congressional district. we welcome both of you. the candidates have agreed tonight to alternating questions. 90 seconds for an answer, 60 seconds for a response, and then a 32nd rebuttal. each will also get a 30 second opening statement. sen. brown: thank you to all of you on the panel. special thanks especially to the voters watching tonight. we are joined by my wife and daughter. i am hopeful the debate will focus on issues, we will stay on issues, and we can discuss especially as a senator, what to do for ohio families. rep. renacci: thank you. i want to thank the debate commission and nbc and affiliates, and all of those here today. today's debate will show two different people with two different visions. my vision is always for ohio first and ohioans. two different people with two different visions. i welcome everyone to get to know us both. moderator: at the start of each half-

mike jackson, ceo of autonation. >>> when we come back, will the u.s.maining chinese imports? we're going to get the latest out of washington and what it means for your portfolio >>> earnings, earnings, and more earnings the numbers you need to know straight ahead >>> new this morning, general electric slashing its dividend and announcing it is splitting its power division >>> plus a roar from wall street why morgan stanley warning this selloff is morphing into a bear market the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now ♪ >>> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box. >> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and mike santoli andrew has got bigger fish to fry. off today. when does that start is that today? >> no i think so it's wednesday. thursday >> thursday. big deal at one of his other jobs at "the new york times. big deal for dealbook. they have big guests who do they have this year >> i don't know. we'll a

moderator: mike jackson has a question. from a question comes woman in columbus. concern aboutof social issues we are facing today. she is particularly concerned about the relationship between our community and police department. she wants to know, what approach would you take to improve the drug problem we currently face and the increasing racial divide? sen. brown: thank you for the question. theve been endorsed by fraternal order of police because i sit and listen to police officers and talk about the issues they face every day. i've also been endorsed by all kinds of civil rights groups for the same reason. i sit and listen to them and talk about the issues they face. i think you start in part with the social issues, whether it is appalachia or the inner cities. we have a government in washington that continues to give tax cuts to the wealthiest people in the country. we don't invest in infrastructure. we don't invest in community policing. , his attorney was caught not spending money on training for police officers. police officers want to do a good job, ther

. >> i was going to say, phil, on the demand side how does it square with mike jackson on our air yesterdaycker shock once they wrapped in the financing cost >> i echo what mike jackson is saying a number of dealers have said i have to work harder to get somebody to buy a new vehicle because prices are moving to record high levels and you have higher interest rates which means auto loans are seeing higher interest rates right now general motors and ford are able to sell pickup trucks, suvs and crossovers at record high prices people may be resisting but not to the point where people are saying uh-uh, i won't buy that. >> phil, thank you, as we watch gm shares, big gainer today. >>> when we come back, it's been a rough month for stocks, no doubt about it the fang stocks in particular hit hard nasdaq having its worst month since the financial crisis despite a nice two days here back-to-back gain for the nasdaq. >> is it time to get in? >>> and take a look at the leaders and laggards on the s&p for october. we'll be right back. this is huntsville, alabama. aka, rocket city, usa. this is a very

capital police arresting 27-year-old justin cocteau mike jackson costco. sheila jackson lee.hree g.o.p. members of the senate judiciary committee during or shortly after thursday's hearing with judge kavanaugh and accuser dr. christine blasey ford. is this taking us to a new political low on the other side of the argument key g.o.p. senators say that residents remarks about blasey ford are appalling, unacceptable and just plain wrong. if the now fighting back. as soon as that fbi report, the seventh on kavanaugh, is completed, the white house does get the first love. will he continue to stand by his nominee? the one and only sean hannity in his "fox news @ night" debut. >> thank you for having me. congrats michelle. you are doing great and it's an honor to be with you. i haven't been on the show. you've done amazing work on supreme court issues over the years and you know this issue very well. but i don't think it's ever been that bad or this bad as it is now. the sad part is to me it's getting -- one politics, politicians are saying get saying get in her face and they are fo

is mike jackson, autonation chairman and ceo. alix: one to recap those headlines of fiat.n better, net revenue came in better. the company is announcing dividend of 2 billion after the sale. that stock up over 2%. terms oferesting in the implication of a struggling auto market when you wrap it into the housing market and what that winds up meaning or growth. david: in europe, it seems like the pattern is let us divest. that is what happened with the parts business. daimler is spinning off their truck business. seems like right now, in europe, companies are saying in order to deal with the challenged environment, let us divest. alix: which is a trend for industrials. david: right. it is a time for what is making headlines outside the business world. taylor: president trump plans to sign an executive order that would terminate or thrice citizenship in the united states. in an interview, the president and the move is part of effort to and chain migration. anyone born in the u.s. is a citizen even if their parents are not citizens. the president call this ridiculous. said to v

i country the other activity and give a couple of residents, mike and eric jackson.derneath where the house used to be. they are standing amongst the pilings here, the stilts they used to hold up the house. it is now entirely gone and they are recovering what they can get their hands on. the one thing the city officials want people to do is frankly, not what they are doing. it is hard to keep them away but they want to keep the area as clear as possible for the search and recovery to go on. i want to point out one more thing as we roll video. a big development on here a mobile cell phone tower has gone in in the area with at&t cellular service going through it. the reason is so important, the primary reason people cannot have love those accounted for is that they just cannot reach them. the cell phone told his enemies more people communicate and more people accounted for. arthel: mike tobin, thank you for the update. eric: in 24 days we will go to the polls for the midterm elections. president trump later today will hold a rally in kentucky for tonight. that follows

pete: the teenager behind the mike jackson dean.d. >> um-huh, last night. pete: you sing country music. asked to you play the national anthem. are you surprised by the amount of attention this has gotten? >> very. this is very, very awesome. i didn't expect it to get to here but it's going crazy. ed: do you think with some nfl players kneeling and all these controversies out there people are hungering to hear when they hear this wonderful inare addition of the anthem it resonates, it seems like. >> yep. i'm an american and i'm proud of my country and that's all i'm going to say about that. pete: well said. rachel: i love country music and the national anthem. you made some changes. what was your inspiration artistically behind changing the rendition of it? >> i only knew a few cords at the time. it's just a three chord progression and kind the fit the song. i played it at a show and people said you should play that out. ed: what are you going to do after high school? are you going to go out on the road? >> yep. i got some things in

finally i want to thank and congratulation secretary mike pompeo who you honor tonight with the henry mchlt scoop jackson award. it's dedicated to israel and our allies that the united states once again stands with him, that the united states does not make idle threats and does not apiece our enemies. this year alone thanks to secretary mike pompeii popompeo revoked funds that enrich corrupt palestinian leadering while failing the palestinian people. we stopped the payment of monies to families of terrorists. last year's scoop jackson reward recipient who's with us here tonight was instrumental in getting this important legislation through congress, but the palestinian authority still hasn't change its pay for slay laws, so we must remain vigilant and keep the pressure on as i know secretary pompeo will. finally at long last, thanks to the president, the american embassy. in israel is where it belongs, and the eternal capital of the ci l country of israel, the city of jerusalem. >>> since secretary mike pompeo withdrew from the iran nuclear deal the world is realizing they must choose between america's m

joining me from jackson, mississippi is mike espy. thank you for coming on.ou can avoid a run off? >> well, all i know is we have incredible home in this race. we are doing really well. it's showing up in our third quarter financial report. it's showing up in enthusiasm and showing up in that nbc survey monkey poll. i don't know if we can do 50%. that's our goal. if not we'll pivot and go into the run off. sg republic >> republicans are going after you in attack ads. >> mike espy, too corrupt for the clintons. too liberal for mississippi. mike espy's plan to be your next senator is simple. hopes you forget the 39 counts in his felony indictment or his 15 kconvictions and 11 million n fines. >> left out was you were acquitted. are you worried that it hurt? >> if i wasn't a threat, they wouldn't be doing that. that's old news. i don't listen to that noise. i was exonerated completely and every one knows that. that's what they leave out. i'm really concentrating making sure that prescription drug costs are lowered. we had news another mississippi rural hospital

mike. let me get hallie jackson back. hallie, we're looking at the protests. we can see them. we now have police heading up the steps of the supreme court. you see a lot of very passionate angry people. i don't know if you've been down on the capital steps or an up the supreme court steps. donald trump would like the country to believe those protests are people upset what happened to brett kavanaugh, not the fact he was credibly accused of sexual assault and is yet on the court. which of those two things is true in your reporting? >>. >> i'm looking at exactly what you're looking at, signs that say we believe women. clearly anti-kavanaugh protests. it was notable what the president just said. one thing to step back and put this in perspective. he talked to brett kavanaugh within the last couple of minutes. at some point, brett kavanaugh will be sworn in as the next associate justice of the supreme court. here's is the thing. he will be there for a long time. brett kavanaugh likely for decades after donald trump is out of office because there is a finite time period that will h

addresses and phone numbers for senators lindsey graham, orrin hatch and mike lee on wikipedia and interned for congressman sheila jacksonin. fox news contributor sarah carter says this is another example of leftist extremism. >> it is outrageous and showing how far the left has gone. how dangerous is it when people who show up at their homes, we don't know what dangerous people are out there and the american people are starting to see how terrible and dangerous this has become. the fundamentals of the constitution and our own life and safety of liberty. jillian: capitol hill police are looking at two other cases, not clear if they are connected. rob: slamming brett kavanaugh protesters who are harassing him, the senator walking the reagan national airport with his wife when he was confronted monday. perdue tells laura ingram they are funded by liberal billionaire george soros. >> these are not genuine people talking about doctor ford, a george soros conspiracy, to stand up and fight for our country, that is what is at stake here. rob: ripping democrats on the senate floor say they have, quote, on too far this time. jill

according to the feds, jackson kosko published the phone numbers and email addresses of mike lee, lindsey graham and orrin hatch. the panel is here to discuss. reason mall seen editor at large. capri cafaro, and jimmy failla. matt, i will start with you. just when you think it can't get worse because the tenor during the 2016 presidential election was so noisy. then when steve scalise was almost gunned down. he was almost assassinated. then you had leaders from both sides and both chambers saying we have to knock this off. but now with the kavanaugh confirmation looming it's getting louder and worser. >> remember there when there were tea party rallies, and asking questions about why are you pushing obamacare down our throats. the media had a freak-out about the brown shirting up at constituent meetings. they were holding rallies among themselves. they weren't threatening anybody. we have had congress people shot at, we have had private people shot at. back in the late 60s and early 70s, the left went there then, too. they started breaking stuff and hijacking stuff. kennedy: watch footage

an unpaid intern working for sheila jackson of texas has been arrested for giving out personal information of senators on the internet. like mike lee, orrin hatch, and lindsey graham. kennedy: what a jerk. edward, you are not the jerk. you are the good one. the fact gatherer. it's a very divisive time. thank goodness for you us. we are the ones we have been waiting for. a group of gop lawmakers demanding an immediate ethics investigation into the letter accusing judge kavanaugh of sexual harassment. ford said she delivered it to california congresswoman anna eshoo. >> can you tell us your staff did not leak? it. >> i don't believe my staff would leak it. i have not asked that question directly. but i don't believe they would. >> do you know that? how in the world did that get in the hands of the press. >> the answer is no. the staff did not. >> have you asked you're staff? >> i just did. jennifer remind me i asked her before by the and that's true. >> well, somebody leaked it. kennedy: nana, who leaked the letter. joining me, andy biggs. welcome back. this is the most of upsetting part of this story. dr. ford, she didn't want t

jackson lee of texas. he is accused of putting basically the personal information of at least one senator on the wikipedia page, home addresses, personal information, very dangerous. the senators targeted lindsey graham, mike lee, orrin hatch, the people vocally backing brett kavanaugh. jackson lee's office, we call this unfortunate and let this individual go but now they are investigating two other cases including one that may have involved senator rand paul, his information being put online. stuart: telling protesters where to go to get them. that is outrageous, very dangerous. you got to see this. senator bill cassidy, latest republican monica to be harassed, a protester who opposed brett kavanaugh. >> our uk as a person accepting a non-corroborated charge? if this destroyed your life. >> the supreme court -- >> who is your husband or son or father? would you like that? >> i would like a full fbi investigation. >> would you like him and corroborated charge -- >> i wouldn't marry somebody who was a drunk. >> i don't think you are able. stuart: go right back at them. our next guests have any spirits with protesters, tweeted about it. after meeting with donald trump today in philly iran into protesters on

jackson as well as barbara boxer. the intro was arrested by putting information, addresses, phone numbers of lindsey graham, mike lee and orrin hatch on the internet. >> yeah, that is what you're seeing, maria. this is was happening all of america. can you imagine if at the beginning of the russia investigation, if myself for trey gowdy would have started asking questions of top doj officials, we would have brought out the yearbook and started paging through their high school yearbooks. and started asking them questions. okay? two years ago, year and and a half ago, we would have been laughed at, mocked. it would have been the biggest joke. and by the way it is the biggest joke. maria: do think that this is change the dynamics going into the midterms four weeks away? >> i do. most americans know it is absolutely ridiculous to have united states senators asking a federal judge about his yearbook entry. it is ridiculous! i hope that you had tens of millions of people paying attention to this. i think for the first time now, he actually republicans and independents who have woke up to the fact that they better get out and

. >> costco has been fired by jackson lee's office, capital police looking at two other cases and it is not clear if he is connected to those. secretary of state mike major blow to iran after the un rules the us must lifted sanctions on the regime. >> i'm announcing the united states is terminating the 1955 treaty of aberdeen with iran. the choices being made in iran to use money to foment terror around the world those are dollars the iranian leadership is squandering lose they could be providing humanitarian assistance to their own people but have chosen a different path. >> will be any ramifications for pulling out of this treaty? here to weigh in, senior fellow at the hudson institute, rebecca heinrich, thanks for joining us this morning. so let's break down the ramifications of this. >> there is not going to be any bad ramifications for the united states. another perfect example of the united states defending its own sovereignty. the united states is not beholden to the un or the international criminal court or the u.s. constitution. when the un came back and said you have to lift these sanctions and cited this old treaty, the united states sai

sheila jackson lee, jackson cosco is his name, he was on her staff as unpaid intern we are told, he had previously worked for senator maggie hassan and barbara boxer, the senators include mike, orrin hatch and lindsey graham. we are told now that two other senators may also have been doxed as well. well, two more prosecutors have left robert mueller's special counsel leaving the special counsel with just 13 angry democratic lawyers at his disposal. brandon and kyle will return to previous jobs at the corrupt department of justice, there will be no surprise that both of them are registered democrats, in fact, at least nine of the remaining 17 democrats are donors and registered democrats. as far as we know there's only one person on the staff who would pretend to be a republican and that is robert mueller himself. i do want to point out as we went through the records here of the independent counsel kenneth star, proceedings against bill clinton, the majority of the independent counsel staff at that time seeking to investigate a democratic president, they were republicans. joining me -- excuse me, they were democrats. joining me now chris farrell, judicial watch, daily caller

survey monkey poll shows former democratic congressman mike espy leading cindy hyde-smith by one point. secretary espy joins me live from jacksonrogram. >> hello, kasie. good evening. i'm sorry we can't produce that lightning bolt. >> i will keep that in mind. we'll try and bring it back for your next appearance. >> next time. >> i want to ask you first, you've said that you're going to be a no on judge kavanaugh or if you were in the senate you would have been voting no. this is something that republicans have basically crowed about as leading them to much greater returns i suppose on the senate map. >> yes. >> do you think that this is going to be a defining issue in your race and did you think about announcing or did you ever consider supporting kavanaugh? >> well, i mean, i didn't say, that but i want to qualify it if you'll allow me to. i'm running for the senate. i'm not there yet. so i was not privy to that confidential fbi report that all senators read on a confidential basis, so i was not able to read who corroborated what dr. ford said. but i base my answer on what i had seen and what i saw like most americans on that

mike lee, orrin hatch and senator rand paul. it is so bad that senator rand paul's wife went public with how she and her family have suffered severe intimidation and threat. jacksonkosko was most recently working as an unpaid intern for democratic congresswoman sheila jackson way. osborne and "wall street journal" editorial editor dan henniker. what's your take of what's going on here? >> my take is we have seen the script before. you know, the democrats, it's the violent left. the crazy left and the democratic party i think at some point has got to separate themselves from these people. they're not going to do it right now. in their silence they basically affirming everything they saw. the image of susan collins been led down the halls of the senate surrounded by security detail is literally shocking. >> i'm not shocked and surprised by what's going on. when did we see this report during the vietnam war when the democratic left him in the american left of this kind of protesting. often got violent. it got out of control. it took the democratic 30 years. elizabeth: people didn't like the vietnam war. legitimate concern this is something different. >> at island, o

way, that person who docsed senator lindsey graham, doxed, mike lee orrin hatch arrested he used to work for barbara boxer he works for miss jacksonnd worse probably because they are insane over outcomes president's outcomes very positive. >> efrpgs, too i think this whole thing is actually directed not so much at judge kavanaugh but at donald trump. >> right. >> they hate him, with a passion, he can't do anything right get rid of him no matter what it takes they are prepared to slime a decent human being and family, for the sake of getting a conservative off the supreme court. >> pretty extraordinary stuff. >> disgusting. >> i know you have a lot more on it 10 minutes we will see you top of the hour 9:00 a.m. eastern "mornings with maria" join stu artist first to comic con what fans can expect from annual gathering right here in new york city. that is next. ♪ ♪ no matter -- i know what to do -- ♪ i got a new attitude ♪ ♪ carraway. >>> time for new york comic con 2018 largest pop culture event on the east coast kristina partsinevelos live in new york good morning. >> good morning, maria. came inside because starting to let people

mike barnicle. rick tyler. the president of the council on foreign relations richard hawes. al hallie jackson.ack tomorrow. i want to ask you about president trump's usm cross-examination ca to replace nafta. >> it's not quite as radically different as he claims but it's progress. it's a more modern agreement. it deals with digital commerce, protects intellectual property. we avoided a trade war over car imports. >> how different is it from nafta? is it just a rebranding of nafta? >> it's more than that. it's modernized. 25 years ago there wasn't even digital commerce then. a lot of the good ideas came from the trans pacific partnership. what one hopes is this now is a precedent. the president could now go and expand the american trade agreements. he's now set a precedent. i hope this works for him. >> the president acknowledging that tpp laid the foundation for what they announced yesterday. let's start with the latest in the fbi investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanagh. president trump now says he has no problem letting the agency expand its investigation into sexual misconduc

capital police say jason jackson cosco posted home addresses and personal phone numbers for senators lindsey graham, orrin hatch and mikehree of these men on the senate judiciary committee and twitter bot that tracks changes need wikipedia pages from capitol hill tweeted out the information before its account was sus spended, before the bot was suspended. cosco inturned for sheila jackson lee and previously worked in some capacity for senator dianne feinstein. sara carter on hannity calling this example of leftist extremism. >> it's outrageous and showing you how far the left has gone. how dangerous is this. >> very. >> people can show up at their homes. we don't know what dangerous people are out there. i think the american people are starting to see right now how terrible and how dangerous this has become. basically to the fund mentions of our constitution and to our own life and safety and liberty. so. >> jackson cosco facing a slew of charges. he has since been fired by sheila laction lee's office. he spent the night in jail, ad according to politico. capital police also looking for whoever was involved in two other

mike lee and orrin hatch on the internet. he was arrested but he used to work for barbara boxer, he used to work for sheila jackson, did he comeith it himself or somebody tell him here is orrin hatch's information and put it on the internet? we will be watching that one. i have to get your take on this, hillary clinton and bill clinton are going on a 13-city speaking tour after the midterm elections, amid the meetoo backlash, they are preparing this big speaking tour, kristin, what do you think they are looking to achieve, what will they say? >> i think it's a little bit odd to have bill clinton, problem with democratic party, this was issue for hillary clinton during primary campaign when they were trying to make allegations against donald trump and people would say, you know, donald trump would push back and say, well, you didn't believe when it was women accusing your husband. i think bill clinton may be an odd spokesperson on the topic. i also think if i was democrat i would be ready for my party to turn the page and begin looking at 2020 and begin figuring out the future of the democratic party, the clintons ran the democ