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bruce: mitt romney? mr. romney: i hope that the republicans and democrats can come together and say loud and clear, we are going to make sure that everyone in america has access to good health care and that they can get good health insurance. and that they cannot be denied health insurance on a pre-existing condition. that is just an absolute rule. fight that and i will not support any legislation and health care that will let anybody strip them from their health care. they need to remain insured. i think the plan that i put forward made more sense. i like the idea when i was governor, i liked the idea of states crafting their own programs to care for our own poor and care for those people that don't have insurance. i think you will find that some states do it one way and some do it another way. but one thing is bedrock -- you cannot knock people off insurance roles as president obama did when he put people on obamacare. people have to be able to get insurance and maintain that insurance over their career. th

it's got to be surprising if mitt romney shows up at your door. peter, thank you.ne week until the midterm elections, key races continue to tighten. it let's take a look with new fox news politics editor, editor of the halftime report, chris stirewalt and author of the compelling read, every man a king. >> that tiger k. >> shannon: that was everything. i loved it. >> what's more surprising, to see mitt romney on your porch or a guyana tiger cape comes to answer the door? >> shannon: i'm always freezing. tell me where you get the tiger k but i will get one for myself. i tweeted out something earlier today. you said that whoever is acting the craziest is probably losing. who do you think is acting a little crazy right now? are you going to name names? >> these campaigns have a lot more polling than we do. we have public polls and the fox news channel by the way it's going to drop some hot pole action pretty soon. it's going to be great and where in the last round of public polling but these campaigns have so much more. because they spend all this money, they raise al

prior to airtime, it was determined that mitt romney would deliver the first one minute closing statementsen. romney: i have enjoyed the chance to speak with you this evening. hopefully you have a perspective of both of our views. you are electing one of the two of us to a six-year term. it is the longest term we have in our country that you have the chance to vote for. that really means that the issues we face today are probably going to be different than the issues we face 4, 5 and six years from now. i believe what that suggests to you is if you believe in a conservative philosophy as i do, if you believe those are the best principles to keep our economy strong and help raise wages in our country, to provide good health care to all of our citizens if , you believe those principles are the right principles for our country, i believe i would like to have your vote. i hope you can give it to me. to underscore how successful those principles have been not just for our country but also for our state, recognize that the conservatives will run the state for some time have the fastest growing

utah's senaten, debate between mitt romney and jenny wilson to fill the seat of retiring senator orrin hatch. on c-span2, massachusetts governor debates his democratic challenger. c-span, thetern on arizona second congressional district debate between ann kirkpatrick and leah marquez peterson. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. before president trump left the white house for a rally in iowa, he spoke about the u.n. ambassador announcing her resignation and his upcoming lunch with kanye west. president trump: hello everybody. we're headed out to iowa where we have a big statement to make. for our farmers. likewise we are taking care of our refineries and our refiners. they have done a fantastic job. >> [inaudible] president trump, dena is a person she would -- i would consider. we have many names. nicky has been great. she will be working with us in helping us with the choice. she will help us with 2020. nikki is a great friend of mine. we have become great friends. she has done a fantastic job. she will be involved. gina, certainly. i have heard a lot of names. i've heard i

i'm mitt romney. >> you don't need me. >> i do need you. oted for you. >> the democrat in the race, jenny wilson, running to be a check on the trump white house. romney was once in the running to be trump's secretary of state, he's supportive of his policies, sometimes a sharply critical word about him. not expect a running trump commentary if he wins. >> i don't plan on taking the job of the pundits or the reporters like yourself. i'll speak on matters of significance. and not really respond to every tweet that comes up from the president or other peep for that matter. >> romney says his focus will be on reducing regulations, the debt, and immigration policy. he thinks he'd stand out where so many look at running for president in 2020. >> i think i'm the one guy that will be in the united states senate if i get will, that's actually run for president and not planning on doing it again. and as a result of that, i think i have the freedom to really focus on issues that the people in our state care about. >> i also asked romney about hillary c

>> utah senate candidate mitt romney a republican and jenny wilson democrat debated at southern utah university last night. they are buying for the seat of senator orrin hatch who is retiring. the candidates discussed trade tariffs, gun laws, the supreme court confirmation process and president trump. the cook political report lists this race as solid republican. ♪ [applause] >> good evening and welcome to a debate between the two major party candidates running for utah's open seat and the united states senate. i name is bruce lindsey and it is my pleasure to moderate this evenings debate sponsored by the utah debate commission. this event held by on october 9 is part of the utah debate commission work of educating voters and to encourage the civil exchange of ideas. candidates that rahm and jenny wilson aren't with us on the campus of southern utah university at cedar city. they are competing for the use senate seat court held by orrin hatch who was is not seeking reelection. during this debate councilwoman wilson and governor romney will be responded to questions i will ask as was

and virginia senator mark warner. >>> mitt romney spoke at rice university in houston about trump administrationnd the future of the republican party. mr. romney is a former governor of massachusetts and was the 2012 republican presidential candidate. he's introduced by former secretary of state james baker. this is an hour. [applause] >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the baker institute.

the photographer on the left, his flash is lighting up mitt romney as he kisses the bride. it so happened that at one of his rallies or one of his events, it was the same time these folks were getting married at the hotel. on his way out, he greeted the groom and bride and gave a good luck kiss. cover bothy of you of the romney campaign's and have any observations on how that changed over time? chip: no. ben: you only got him when he was ready for prime time. chip: exactly. this is senator mccain. florida, along the corridor from orlando over to caps off and it bisects the state. if you want to win the white house, you have to win florida. and if you want to win florida, you have to win the i-40 corridor. it is a farm stand, but they are famous for making these incredible strawberry shortcake's. i'm trying to remember the name of the place. barksdale farms. right on the side of the highway. , ify presidential candidate they want to win the white house, they stop here and order a giant pile of strawberry shortcake, and eat them. i had gone around behind the counter -- when a

on mccain, mitt romney, barack obama, and many other candidates. carolyn caster is a photojournalist with the associated press. carolyn gerrit -- joined the ap in 2002 and moved to the seat in to washington,ed d.c. in 2009. hurricanes,anos, miners.d coal she covered the presidential campaign of barack obama, hillary clinton, john mccain, as well as donald trump and her work now primarily deals with u.s. politics, including the trump white house. damon winter, staff photographer for the new york times. damon joined the times in 2007 as a photographer. previously he had been a photographer at the los angeles times. he covered a broad range of stories, including conflicts in israel and afghanistan, the terrorist attacks of 9/11 in new york, the olympic games, and feature stories in cuba, russia, vietnam and elsewhere. he won a 2009 pulitzer prize and -- in feature photography for his memorable array of pictures deftly capturing multiple assets -- facets of barack obama's 2008 presidential campaign. a fun night for me, some familiar faces from the camp

so ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mitt romney. [applause] mr. romney: thank you. thank you. that was quite an introduction. [laughter] wow, what a guy. how many cabinet positions did you lead? you led three different -- three, three different cabinets as well as being chief of staff to the president of the united states twice. extraordinary person. what a leader you have here. amazing man. [applause] amb djerejian: well governor romney -- i mean, senator romney -- >> [laughter] mr. castro: -- amb djerejian: we have many leadership programs here at rice university for the students, and it's a theme here. and like your father, you have a long track record of show less text mitt romney leadership in both the public and the private sectors. and how is leadership different and being a corporate ceo and being a government official? mr. romney: you know, i don't know it's as different as you might imagine. it's a different environment to work in, but i think people assume that if you're the ceo, you can sort of do whatever you want to do, and you don't report to anybody. but though

i want to play a different person, mitt romney. it's bigger than cruz.hey were in this pitched primary battle, but mitt romney positioned himself above trump and aboll all this. take a look. >> if we republicans choose donald trump as our nominee, the prospects for a safe and prosperous future are greatly diminished. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> you led the never-trump movement. what happened to that? >> i don't think that was the case. president trump was not the person i wanted to become the nominee of our party, but he's president now. the policies he's promoted have been pretty effective, and i support a lot of those policies. >> say it ain't so, mitt. you don't have to do this in utah, you're going to win that race any way. >> politically, he doesn't need to do that. >> no, he really doesn't. but i think the others in the republican party do have to do that. and what isnoticeable to me right now, he's got his message, kavanaugh, khashoggi, jobs. the democrats have a diffuse mes

hate acts follow hate speech mitt romney said.here is a belief in the united states of america that leaders have an obligation to lead their supporters in the right direction. the alleged pittsburgh shooter tweeted negative things about president trump. he thought president trump was too controlled by jews. too controlled to actually make america great again. the alleged shooter was motivated by one of president trump's favorite campaign issues, the one he's been gining up the last few weeks. this migrant caravan. that's why the shooter in pittsburgh said he targeted that synagogue, because of this false belief being shopped around all over the place, including by members of congress, that jews were funding that kacaravan. the kara va van that president trump today referred to as an invasion. do words like that matter? do hate acts follow hate speech as mitt romney said? sadly, that's not a theoretical question for the people of pittsburgh. and that's where we begin tonight. sara sidner is in pittsburgh near the tree of life synag

and virginia senator mark warner. >>> mitt romney spoke at rice university in houston about trump administration policies and the future of the republican party. mr. romney is a former governor of massachusetts and was the 2012 republican presidential candidate. he's introduced by former secretary of state james baker. this is an hour. [applause] >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the baker institute. there are few people actively involved in politics today who i respect and admire as much as i do tonight's guest. in fact, i strongly agree with those who say that our nation lost a golden opportunity when he was defeated in the 2012 presidential election. [applause] with his unique ability to strike the kind of level-headed political bargains needed to move our country forward, he would undoubtedly have made a very, very effective president, one who those on both sides of the political aisle could have admired if given the chance. he's what i like to call a pragmatic idealist. he's a devout man of strong religious conviction. he subscribes very firmly to the ideals that have ma

running an initiative with harvard on and on individual democracy it is interesting people forget mitt romney's campaign was also hacked by the chinese. they joke the only thing they went looking for was the policy papers they were happy somebody was reading them. [laughter] that nobody was talking about china's activity in the space and also recently that russian meddling pales in comparison to china. do you agree with that? . >> absolutely but it is meddling of a different type russia has meddled in the political system and they don't favor democrats versus republicans maybe they have a special affinity of mister trump which we talk about later but china has a much more sophisticated approach with intellectual property theft and market manipulation and russia will never be an economic rival china's economy and what we have had i would argue we have not had a cyberdoctrine over the last 20 years. i'm not a fan of mister trump is not just his problem but he has been better than obama or bush we have been pretty good against the terrorist and wachovia and i ran but we have been so concerned abou

founding director will have a fireside chat discussions of ladies and gentlemen please welcome mitt romney. [applause] that was quite an introduction. i how many cabinet positions did you lead? three different continents as well acabinets as wellas being e president of the united states. extraordinary person. [applause] senator romney, we have many leadership programs here for the students and it's a theme for both the public and private sectors how is leadership different being a corporate ceo and -- packet i. it is a different environment to work but if people assume you are the ceo you can do whatever you want to do and you don't report to anybody, the reality is if you are the corporate with world you have the board of directors, peopl people and coms that want your jobs so there are constituencies you have to be thinking about and if you have defined coalitions and be able to get people to work with you i also think the leadership does not require a physician. most of you coming out of the university and undergraduate program will be at the bottom level of an enterprise. by virtue of

david: you work for a very successful business for mitt romney. it is great to have you with us.s. and now, we go to boston. jerome powell is speaking at a conference in boston. >> it is an annual meeting,/birthday party. since 1959, -- promoted economics in the workplace and making sure leading american benefits -- our going to focus on efforts to promote maximum employment and stable prices. i am pleased to say by these measures the economy looks good. of the on employment rate stands at 3.9%. a 20 year low. 2%lation is rotting near the -- running into 2% objective. while these stop by to stop by and- statistics do not capture the overall state of the economy, range of data does support a positive view. forecasters predict these conditions are likely to continue. the median of the recent projections from f1 see participants as well as the most recent cbo forecast have the unemployment rate below 4% at the end of 2020 with inflation near 2%. from the standpoint of the dual mandate, this is a positive outlook. i was asked at a press conference if these forecasts are too good to b

number one, this when i read it i thought this sounds like mitt romney's 2012 campaign. last week arguably president trump had the best week of his presidency and he goes to the mitt romney, they're going to take away your health care, they're cutting $800 billion out of medicare argument. i think that's both because it resonates with voters and also because if you go back to an earlier version of donald trump. the year 2000 america we deserve book writing donald trump, he wanted to bring health care to americans. he was for universal health care, but he knows that if republicans had a plan that would bring down premiums and be cheaper and expand coverage they would have passed it already. >> you mean he said something and turned around and did another? no way, that's shocking. >> and this is as close you're going to see donald trump ever get to making a straight up policy argument. i think we should be clear the bernie sanders plan is ripe for criticism. i have yet to see democrats who can really explain the cost, at george mason university they went ahead and did their

now after two decades in elected office and a stint as mitt romney's vice presidential running mate, speaker ryan is free to return home to wisconsin where he has lived his entire life and be known as just paul. or, he could follow a trail blazed by many of his predecessors, and take a spin through the revolving door, or he could run for president. [applause] >> thank you, media. andrea: i would take a moment to point out to anybody who is watching online or on c-span, that the national press club is open to members of the general public. any reaction you hear here today may not be from the working press. we are most fortunate to have speaker ryan at the national press club. especially with just 29 days to go before one of the more interesting midterm elections in recent history. all while living through one of the more tumultuous presidencies in recent memory. will paul ryan run for office again? will he take on donald trump? will his congressional seat flip and turn blue? will he go back to cutting lawns, like he did when he was growing up? mr. ryan: i did last sunday. [laughter] a

because a guy who looks like mitt romney moved his job to mexico. my response was, well, you know, as milton friedman might say -- that's not a good response politically. it's not good morally. we weren't listening to the problems of our people. i'm not against free trade. i'm for recognizing the consequences and figuring out a way to deal with them so american citizens don't take it -- i'm not going to say where, but you get the idea. and, and i didn't -- and we weren't listening -- now, i was listening. other people, like the wall street journal, were not listening about illegal aliens. you come to california, right, you get hit by an illegal alien, drives some corolla into your car, right? he's got no insurance, cop goes, i don't know who he is. >> shrug. guy drives off, you've got your deductible to pay because this guy ran into you. $500 is a a lot of money to people. that's real damage. and when some ms-13 guy shoots your daughter in a gang initiation, okay, you're going to have questions. okay? >> and it's not all folks living in nice beach c

worked on mitt romney's campaign and fellow a a a a a >> may not work in michigan and pennsylvania which democrats have to win for the presidency. >> reporter: expect to hear announcements after midterms. >> president trump has raised a lot of money and any candidate who wants to be competitive against him and crowded field will have to get active early to raise money. >> reporter: regardless of who runs, community members say it's clear the landscape is changing. >> wonderful for the younger citizens to see involvement and know they can do it as well. >> reporter: presidential cycle will be much longer than normal. abc7 news. >>> election next month, deadline to register to vote this coming monday october 22nd. you can request mail ballot until the day before halloween. election is november 6th. >>> six years in the making but pittsburgh school principal's dream became reality. unveiling of the school's namesake. statue of dr. king, intended to symbolize hope for future generations, students and community. property where the school stands used to be site of segregated elementary school.

he didn't call john mccain stupid, ignorant, or mitt romney. >> laura: he called stormy daniels horsefaces not black f that's your best response, it's -- you're proving my point. this is about solutions. trump is actually delivering, herman, solutions on the economy. he's working on streamlining healthcare so people have choices in healthcare. prescription drug, price transparency, first step to having lower drug prescription prices. obama had eight years. where was the criminal justice reform? where was the action to unify the country? we had baltimore in flames, ferguson in flames, we had the situation with michael brown in florida. all happened during owe bam a the people were -- obama, the people were mad as hell and weren't going to take it any more. that was during the great eight years of utopia. it was trump's fault? >> they didn't do anything about the immigration laws, the dreamer laws. richard is doing what the other democrats do, they want to focus on the narratives rather than the results. the american people, the people who are seeing america through the wide lens of america

the other example is mitt romney after charlottesville. he said jews, blacks, hispanics are as much a part of america as whites and protestants. but today they wonder where might this lead to tears or perhaps to anger and violence. now mitt romney is saying discussing threats and actions against fellow americans and institutions are sadly unsurprising. hate acts follow hate speech. it's past time for us to turn down and tune out rabid rhetoric. there's a bit of a change in those two statements. they are not necessarily pointing at donald trump today as they were in the past. why do you think the rhetoric has gotten slightly more vague surrounding what the president says from republican leaders today than when he first started handing it out or saying it in certainly in 2016 maybe after charlottesville. why haven't we heard an uproar from republicans about the state of the political environment and political dialogue and the language that the president of the united states uses. i'll pose that to you. >> sure, i think there's a very obvious

. >> i believe about mitt romney -- big what they've said about conservative women. >> this show woulder end if we talk about point by point when you say that and she said that, and see she said that, it would never end. 90% of people in america agree that we are too divided right now. if 90% agree on that, we should decide to do something about that. >> we just got some new video of the suspect down in florida. new video that's just coming into our newsroom. you can obviously see him being let in, handcuffed, of course. we had seen the mug shot earlier today. but this is our first video of actually seeing the suspect briefly there as he's taken further into custody. juan, i wonder you've got joe biden thinking about running for president. he said among other things this week that we should lower the temperature. i cover the 2012 campaign and among other things he was speaking to a mostly black audience, i remember, and he said that mitt romney was going to put you all back and chains. how did that lower the temperature? >> that's heated rhetoric -- vehicle why is joe biden lecturing d

julie. >> julie: imagine mitt romney showing up at your doorstep.must have again quite a sight. >> bill: oh, mitt romney. fox news alert now. marathon campaign trip about to begin. president trump, 11 rallies, six days, a battle to hold onto congress and martha mcsally wants to be a senator and will join us live today to tell us a little bit about where that race stands neck and neck coming up. there lots of people who are confused about which medicare plan is right for them. hey, that's me. i barely know where to start. well, start here with me, karen. i'm a licensed humana sales agent. well, it's nice to meet you, karen. i'm john smith. hi, john. at humana, we know you're unique. so you have different needs from other john smiths. yah, i've always thought so. and together, we can find a plan that's right for you. great! i go to the doctor a couple of times a year. and i have some prescriptions. but i'm never fully sure of what's covered and what's not. with humana's all-in-one medicare advantage plans, you get coverage for hospital stays, doctor v

announcer 1: utah republican senate candidate mitt romney spoke and rice university about trump administration policies and the future of the republican party. he is a former massachusetts governor and was the 2012 republican trend -- presidential candidate. he is introduced by james baker. [applause] james: good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the baker institute. there are few people actively involved in politics today who i respect and admire as much as i do tonight's guest. in fact, i strongly agree with those who say that our nation lost a golden opportunity when he was defeated in the 2012 presidential election.

ideaok mitt romney's th and made it part of the exchanges in the aca. it worked in massachusetts. this president, because it thismed obamacare, president, because of the identity of barack obama, wants to make sure it fails. want tor: do you reference the $550,000? the problem is not those of us who received contributions that are fully disclosed, fully disclosed forever, fully disclosed. if people have questions about money i received or rob arlette, they will understand where the money comes from your except for we fact that dark money, have no idea where it came from, it can seep into campaigns, we don't know who donated the money, and it makes miniscule the money we raise on our own. a better thing would be to and sayhe constitution, citizens united is going to be thrown out, corporations are not people, they shouldn't be able to give a norm us amounts of money to campaigns, and we should know where every dime comes from and on whom it is being spent. moderator: a brief answer on this please. would you favor health care for all, a plan of health care for all in the united stat

what we did with affordable care act, took mitt romney idea and exchange in part of the aca. let it actually find out if it works. worked in massachusetts and would work for the country. obamacare, stragsz, because this president wants it fail. >> senator, do you want to say anything about the direct $150,000 -- >> $550,000, big difference. > we have a big problem, the problem is not those who receive contrib ugszs that are fully disclosed fully forever. fully disclosed. people have questions about received or -- they will understand where the money comes fact dark t for the money, don't have any idea can eep into campaigns, we don't know who donated the money or how it hsz been spending and miniscule the money we raise on our own. change the constitution frankly that citizens united will be thrown out, corporations are shouldn't be able to give to campaigns and we should know where every dime comes from and by whom it is being spent. >> follow-up on healthcare. this, please.n would you favor healthcare for ll, a plan of healthcare for all in the united states? the rlett: abs

. >> mitt romney spoke at rice university about the trump administration policies and the future of theublican party. mr. romney is a former massachusetts governor and was the 2012 republican -- presidential candidate. he is introduced by the former secretary of state james baker. [applause] >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the baker institute. there are few people actively involved in politics today who i respect and admire

. >> no question, judy, in 2010, when mitt romney was the republican nominee, there was a widespreadsensus of immigration as an issue. the republicans were essentiallh republican position was they thre for more liberalized immigration perhap the democrats were who were concerned about immigrants represenng threats on hourly jobs. but, at the same time, only 4% of republican considered a job issue. this is now donald trump's 23% of republicans now consider this the top issue in 2018. that is donald trump's party. that isn't the republican party of ronald reagan or the republican par.w of george bush or the republican party of mitt romney. so david's riht, there is age ch and donald trump, when this race is about him, he -- i sewill say this, we haven probably i think the last press conference with sarah huckabee sanders as the press secretary, t that it reflects on her. donald trump is now the press vows voice of this administration. you may have noticed at the the white house now he's the one who holds the press conferences and holds hostage democratic senators who happen to bet stan

mcmaster, including mitt romney and just a whole list of noteables. and i know he left us feeling good about the next generation of political leadership and support for this work in congress. derek: can i just add as well, you've got a senls of senator mccain's idealism and his passion for this and as you say the freedom should be the -- granted to every individual, every human should have dignity. but it also is part of our strength. i think he recognized that for america believing in this and pursuing this and standing up for these rights is also for lack of a better term a realist. it's a real -- has real power. because people around the world can feel that america stands for something. that it's something different and stands for something greater than itself. that hasn't attracted the -- that has an attractive quality. one other element i missed on the burma side that is analogous to what we see everywhere, many places, is they really want us to be engaged. when i was there they were so happy we were there for them and standing by them. that is w

>> well, if you were to compare him to mitt romney, when mitt romney ran, all of his peers in privatereal estate universe. you didn't see any big new york business people back him. you saw people in middle america who wanted a change. and the thing is he did a brilliant thing in that he went to see them. those rallies were in places where i haven't visited. i don't know if you visited. and it gave people hope. the twisted thing is he gave them hope without an actual resolution. he had the smarts to say i'm going to solve income and inequality, but he's not doing it. when he says, "i'm going to go after trade," that's a good idea. there are issues. china? yeah, there's problems there, but what he's actually doing makes no sense. and he said, "intellectual property or artificial intelligence, we're going to go after that." president trump, if you asked him about ai, no joke, he would think it was a steak sauce. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so what he's offering the american people -- [ cheers and applause ] he's a brilliant marketer with no real solutions, and the country needs soluti

marco rubio's a centrist, mitt romney's a centrist. those are my politics.of assessing the trump administration, i think, i think there's style and then there's substance, and i'm not going to comment about style. but i'm very happy that the united states economy is doing well. i'm very happy we're at record low unemployment rates. there are a lot of good things that have happened. people want to assign some of the credit to ma, some -- barack obama, some to donald trump. that's their -- everyone has their own opinion. i just think it's wonderful to see the u.s. economy growing again over 4%. i think our big competitor, you know, is china, and that if we let china's economy pass us up, be we let china develop -- if we let china produce more engineers than we do, if we let china's technology companies beat our technology companies, it won't be long that our military is behind technologically also, our economy's behind technologically. we have a serious competition going on with china. i'm on team usa. i would like us to be successful. i'd like us to develop a

whether you are mitt romney or from the bush family. it doesn't matter. this is their m.o. and they go after the republicans. now you have a republican who says i'm going after you back. that's not okay. when i spoke to the president i addressed that with him. he agrees that he has to bring us together. and he talked about the importance of economic prosperity. but that aside, what is the victim mentality that the media has. why is it on one person's fault. why can't it my fault and your fault and jehmu's fault. we don't need to blame one person. we ought to all have responsibility here for bringing us together. >> i know the president and his goal from day one has been to bring us together and he wants to do that through his policies. but i don't think they believe what they are saying. but they are not all stupid people. they know in the back of their minds that president trump is not responsible for what happened this week. >> there is a lot of evidence leading people to believe that. you are right. there is a lot of blame to go around on both side. our political discour

republican mitt romney running to represent utah tweeted this. i hope and expect judge kavanaugh's record will be matched by his work on the highest court in the land. >>> we're switching gears now to what will be through the weekend and monday the big story in the bay area. a live look at the golden gate bridge to point out a fire watch and red flag warning. this is classic for this time of the year, a high billing off the pacific northwest coupled with a low to the east. dry northerly winds will come offshowehave a mis an horange and the combination of the winds and the temperatures means there are red flag warnings through monday night meaning critical fire danger. monday in fact will be one year to the day since the fire started in wine country. join us right here on kpix5 for a full day of live coverage of the tragedy and the road to recovery. >>> a powerful typhoon is barreling toward japan. it's the second major storm to hit the island nation in a week. several people have been already injured by the powerful winds. people are warned to be

trump. >> on friday she stood alongside mitt romney and up on stage she made no mention of donald trumpo town friday down the road in mesa? donald trump. we'll be paying attention to see how her message changes, but i want to bring up kirsten. she's the democrat. i want to bring up the future, is it moving away from the rust belt? does it move west? this is the election democrat haves been waiting for. be beto oc beto. the question for kirsten and this race is she tried to paint herself through the summer is western independent on the form of a john mccain mold but her past is now what is coming up. back when she was much more to the left. this is martha mcelderry sally he pushing back against the old. >> she was passing out flyers in one of the many, many protests depicting our troops as skele n skeletons and saying we're the ones committing acts of terror. what? that is out of step with arizona values and american values, right after 9/11 she's protesting military action against terrorists and did you see what came out today? she's on the radio show saying she doesn't care if an ameri

they also went to mitt romney in the previous one. so, this is a very red state and so, for him, there is no reason to not do anything to make too angry, some of those republican voters, who might vote for the republican at the top of the ticket, but vote for joe manchin, their former governor in the senate race. >> quijano: john dickerson in washington, thank you. >> thanks elaine. >> quijano: in an act of twitter diplomacy today, president trump said he is looking forward to meeting again with north korea leader kim jong-un in the near future. this follows word from secretary of state mike pompeo that he had a productive meeting with kim in north korea. errol barnett is traveling with secretary pompeo. >> thank you for hosting us. president trump sends his regards. >> reporter: by the time secretary of state mike pompeo met with north korean dictator kim jung-un for lunch on sunday, the two and their delegations had already spent two hours working toward a second summit between president trump and chairman kim. pompeo was touting th

last spring in the spare room we had robbie cook and mitt romney's campaign manager and they were runningrvard on digital democracy and an interesting pairing because a lot of people forget that mitt romney's 2012 campaign was also hacked by the chinese. they joke that the only thing the chinese went looking for with their policy papers so they were happy someone read them. but no one seemed to talk about china's activity in the space right now and the vice president recently said in the exact quote was russian meddling pales in comparison to china meddling. do you agree that? sen. warner: absolutely. but it is meddling of a different type. russia has meddled in our political system and they don't favor democrats versus republicans. they may at a certain affinity for trump which we may have to do it later but they mostly wanted to screw with the system. china has a much more sophisticated approach in terms of intellectual property theft and in terms of market manipulation and russia will never be an economic rival of ours. china's economy is close to our size and what we have had, i would

what we did in the affordable care act is we took mitt romney's idea and made it part of the exchangesthe aca. and we said, let's find out if it works. it worked in massachusetts. it would work for our country. and this administration because , it is named obamacare, this president, because of the identity of barack obama, wants to make sure it fails. moderator: senator, do you want to reference the $550,000? mr. arlett: we have a real problem in this country, and the problem is not those of us who have received contributions that are fully disclosed, fully disclosed forever, fully disclosed. if people have questions about money i received or rob arlett, they will understand where the money comes from, except for the fact that dark money, we have no idea where it came from, it can seep into campaigns, we don't know who donated the money, and we do not know how it has been spending, and it makes miniscule the money we raise on our own. what i think will be a better thing would be to change the constitution, and say citizens united is going to be thrown out, corporations are not people,

and so was the language of the bank mitt romney. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. ten devices multiple targets two of them former u.s. presidents intelligence services say the suspicious packages sent to high profile critics of president donald trump were not a hoax what they don't know are there more and who is behind them this as president donald trump it's out at the u.s. media angry at speculation over a political motive on leyla iraq in berlin and this is the day.