ms. trump's attorney. i've already talked to mr. cummings. we've already written a letter to the white house. congress has a responsibility to make sure that the records and the presidential records act is complied with. and this is true no matter who the person is, whether it's secretary clinton or whether it's tom perez or whether it's ivanka trump. so i've taken steps, we've done more in the last week than some of my house democrat colleagues did the entire time we were working into benghazi. so i'm at peace with what we've bud the information and we need it quickly, and then the public can judge whether or not those two patterns are similar. >> brennan: i want attorney, you're a former federal prosecutor, do you agree with the very unusual public week from chief justice john roberts, who rebuked the president in many ways saying, we do not have obama judges or trump judge, bush judges or clinton judges. there is concern that the judiciary is being politicized. >> margaret, i wish chief justice roberts were right. i wish there was not the

wrote in part, ms. trump did not create a private server in her house or office. no classified information was ever included. the account was never transferred or housed at trump organization, and no e-mails were ever deleted. of course, questions do still remain about what type of information was shared on those private accounts and whether all of those e-mails were captured, according to records preservation laws. two former colleagues of ivanka's here in this white house, marc short and anthony scaramucci said they do see an element of hypocrisy in ivanka's use of a private e-mail address given that her father rode into the white house on a message excoriating hillary clinton for the exact same practice. >> it's hypocritical and certainly it looks bad. i'm sure the media will have a field day with it today. >> certainly, i think it's hypocritical, even ivanka if she was interviewed about it, she would have to say it's a mistake. you can't do that in that position. >> now, with the democrats preparing to retake the house, the house oversight and reform committee

susan, the spokesman for abi lowell said this, ms. trumpa private server in her house or office, no classified information was ever included, the account was never transferred, trump organization, no e-mails were ever deleted. they're trying to differentiate what happened during the hillary clinton e-mail scandal to this. >> small details. >> yeah, i mean, look, they're trying to hide the overwhelming or distract from the overwhelming hypocrisy here. we were told when ivanka trump and jared kushner joined the administration, an absolute aberration for the president's family to work in the west wing of the white house, that they would be treated like everybody else. what we have seen again and again and again has been violating ethics rules, financial disclosure rules, now federal records laws. what we have also seen is they're not held to any kind of account. so i think what we're seeing now is our worst fears coming true, which is that we have unaccountable, unconfirmed family members of the president of the united states with access to se

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two situations, and a spokesman wrote, like most people, before entering into government service, ms. trumpsed a private e-mail. when she entered government, she was given a government e-mail account for official use. while transitioning into white house, until the white house provided her the same guidance they had to others who started before she did, ms. trump sometimes used her private account, almost always for logistics and scheduling concerning her family. of course, we don't know what else the rest of the time that ivanka trump used that e-mail for. obviously, democrats in the house about to take over the majority are threatening to investigate this. democrats and even some republicans are turning a skeptical eye to say the least at ivanka trump's claims she didn't know rules governing private e-mail use given how much her father focused on it in 2016. >> cerea, thank you very much. >> joining me right now is emily, a senior adviser for the progressive political group swing left, and doug heye, former communications for the republican national committee. all right, emily. take me ba

a spokesperson for ms. trump telling nbc news, ms. trump sometimes used her private account almost always for logistics and scheduling concerning her family. and ms. trump's spokesperson stressed her use of private e-mail was different than that of hillary clinton saying she did not create a private server in her house or office. there was never classified information transmitted. overnight republican allies came to her defense. >> but i don't think it rises to the level of what we talked about with hillary clinton. >> reporter: the top democrat on the house oversight committee is signaling he'll investigate including whether trump violated the federal records act which requires all white house communications to be preserved using official government e-mail. the liberal watch dog group american oversight brought all of this to light by requesting trump's e-mails. >> it's hypocrisy. it's some of the most blatant hypocrisy in the years of the trump administration. >> lock her up is right. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, president tru

still, house democrats are demanding answers, vowing they'll investigate those hundreds of them that ms. trump sent to white house aides, cabinet officials, and her assistants. >> oh, ivanka can handle herself. ivanka can handle herself. >> reporter: but even a pair of the president's former aides concede it's problematic. she ertainly, i think it's ndt looks bad, for sure. >> reporter: especially given candidate trump's relentless assault on his former opponent. >> how can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-mail? >> reporter: the argument to launch that famous rallying cry -- >> lock her up! >> reporter: tonight giving critics new ammuniti ammunition. peter alexander, nbc news, the white house. >>> the president is waving aside the conclusion by his own agencies that the crown prince was behind the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. andrea mitchell reports. >> reporter: the president tonight deciding to side with saudi arabia at all costs. >> if we abandon saudi arabia, it would be a terrible mistake. >> reporter: questioning the cia's conclusion reported by nbc n

writing in a statement, when concerns were raised, ms. trump reviewed and verified her email use with white house counsel and explained the issue to congressional leaders. and ivanka's legal team acknowledges her use of personal email but says this alleged violation is nothing like what hillary clinton was accused of because trump didn't use a personal server and never deleted any of the emails. >>> on capitol hill there could be a significant new threat to nancy pelosi's goal of becoming house speaker yet again. 16 democrats have now gone public calling for new leadership saying they'll oppose her election as speaker. that could be enough to sink her chances assuming someone else runs. pelosi has said she's 100% confident she can reclaim her old post. >>> and there's new legal trouble to tell you about for stormy daniels' attorney michael avenatti who was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence just last week. an aspiring actress in los angeles has now requested a restraining order against avenatti. he tweeted last night, though, that he lo

her lawyer issued a statement, saying, "while transitioning into government, ms. trump sometimes used her private account, almost always for logistics and scheduling concerning her family." the president today said there's no comparison between hillary clinton's actions and his daughter's. >> early on and for a little period of time, ivanka did some e-mails. they weren't classified like hillary clinton. they weren't deleted. it's all in the presidential records. everything is there. >> jon karl live at the white house tonight, as well. the president there defending his daughter and her use of private e-mail, but tonight, jon, as you know, "the new york times" is breaking a story that president trump once wanted the justice department to prosecute his former opponent, hillary clinton, and james comey, too, but that he was advised not to? >> reporter: "the new york times" is reporting that white house counsel don mcgahn rebuffed the president's request, and that mcgahn had the white house legal team draft a memo, saying that if the president ordered the prosecution of his

ms. trump's personal e-mail, she did not create a private server in her house or office. information transmitted. >> how do we know? >> the account was never transferred or housed at trump organization. >> so? >> no e-mails were ever deleted. >> how do we know? >> and the e-mails have been retained in the official account in conformity with records preservation laws and rules. >> how do we know? >> because they say so? that's what hillary said and she was panned in the press. >> everything single thing they just said about no confidential e-mails, all relevant e-mails were turned over. that's everything hillary said at that horrific united nations press conference. so they could be telling the truth, but how do we know? we don't. >> sources tell the "washington post" that trump's attorney forwarded e-mails that he determined were related to official business to trump's government account. >> hold on a second. so we have cheryl mills, a democratic lawyer, forward chg e-ma -- forwarding which e-mails she thought were relevant. and now abby lowell forwarding e-mails he thoug

"the washington post" revealing that ms. trump used a private e-mail address last year. ter a watchdog group sent a freedom of information request. but ivanka is not the only trump administration official to use a private e-mail address. at least five others, including ivanka's husband jared kushner, former strategist steve bannon. even the current aid and immigration hawk steven miller all have used private e-mail to conduct official business. you might think isn't a big problem except they ran an entire campaign about not doing that. despite warnings, the president refuses to give up his personal eye phones. joining me now, richard painter. this is kind of remarkable. i would be quite surprised if the president asks the fbi to investigate ivanka trump and what repercussions. >> it's hypocrisy. they figured out very early that nothing was compromised -- >> the president is just talking right now, let's listen in and we'll talk on the other side. >> i wanted to wish all americans a very, very happy thanksgiving. at this time of the year, we reflect on all of the many bles

ms. trump's personal e-mail, she did not create a private server in her house.ils were ever deleted and the e-mails have been retained in conformity with present laws and rules. he was u the president was using hillary clinton e-mails as a broader attack and he's certainly not calling his daughter crooked ivanka. >> thank you very much, jeremy diamond from the white house. >> wall street's 2018 gains have been wiped out amoin a selloff. what does this say about the state of the u.s. economy? ♪ ♪ i'm all for my neighborhood. i'm all for backing the community that's made me who i am. i'm all for my theatre, my barbershop and my friends. because the community doesn't just have small businesses, it is small businesses. and that's why american express founded small business saturday. so, this year let's all get up, get out and shop small on november 24th. i got croissant. small business saturday. a small way to make a big difference. because i know so many of you to address my fellow veterans, have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a countr

was given an account but until the white house provided her the same guidance they gave others, ms. trump sometimes used her personal account. there's a striking similarity to the same bad practices president trump slammed hillary clinton for during the 2016 campaign. >> i guarantee you one thing, we're going to be talking about those e-mails every moment of every day. >> crooked hillary's e-mails. how can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-mails? this is the biggest scandal since watergate. how about if she's running the country? she can't even run an e-mail. she should be in prison. >> in both cases, these women used private e-mail accounts to communicate with government officials. both women used private attorneys to determine which e-mails should be reviewed. there's important differences as well. it appears to cover seven months from february 2017 to last fall. hillary clinton used it for all four years she served. according to people familiar with an internal review that began last year, trump's attorney found more than 1,000 e-mails that discussed her sche

but until the white house provided her the same guidance, ms. trump sometimes used her personal account for logistics and scheduling regarding her family. >> what can you tell us about these e-mails and ivanka trump's e-mail use? >> our reporters learned that there were really two categories of concern regarding her personal e-mails, less than a hundred different e-mails involved substantive government policy. then there were more of her using her personal account to e-mail her schedule to assistants. those could be in violation of the presidential records act. >> in terms of the amount of this, and her -- she had no idea about the rules. that doesn't add up. >> the administration had acknowledged occasional use by ivanka trump of her personal e-mail account last year, we learned it actually went far beyond how it had been described. and there were hundreds of e-mails in those two categories i mentioned. when ivanka was approached by white house ethics officials about this, she said she was not aware of the e-mail rules and her spokesman said once she

some republicans and democrats want more information to dermine whether ms. trump mixed public business with private business interest >>> backlash is growing over president trump's decision not to further punish saudi arabia with the killing of journalist ashoggi. khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate on october 2nd and according to investigators wasm ered and dismemtd. intelligence agencies concluded that the crown prince splus at least known about it and ordered the killing. president trump laid out the position claiming the benefits of a good relationship with the kingdom outweighhe possibility the crown prince ordered the ddlling. inion mr. trump openly doubted the conclusions made by the ci >> they have nothing definitive and the fact is maybe he did, maybe he didn't. if we abandon saudi arabia it would be a terrible mistake. >>dyanctions have alreaeen announced against 17 saudi officials suspected of carrying out the killing. the president says punishing udi arabia and more would jeopardize a military arms deal bsrth billions of dollars and thousands of

if anything mattered anymore. ( laughter ) ivanka's attorney released a statement saying, "ms. trump sometimes used her personal account, almost always for logistics and scheduling concerning her family." see? totally innocent. until you remember her family is the president. (as ivanka, typing) "jared, can you handle snacks for the soccer game this weekend? also, don't tell anyone my father got confused and tried to fight a mirror." ( laughter ) and today, the president also pardoned saudi arabia. see, the c.i.a. is preparing a report that is expected to tie the brutal murder of journalist jamal khashoggi to saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman, but the president got out in front of the c.i.a. today and released a statement on khashoggi's killing. it starts out with a calm, reassuring message: (as trump) "the world is a very dangerous place!" ( laughter ) it is now! apparently, you can kill a "washington post" journalist and the president don't give a damn, because trump's official presidential decision on who is resolute... "i dunno." he wrote, "our intelligence agencies continue

this bigger question of ms. trumpthe "new york times" reporting, the rules don't apply to her and don't apply to her family, the hypocrisy, that is going to come out. whether or not there is any criminal implications or anything classified in there, it is about not following the rulings that everybody else has to follow. >> april, i was joking around before, and i shouldn't. i don't know what is going to happen in terms of what kind of rules and who gets to vet them and what is due process and are we going to wind up going back to the judge about what is the determination that entitles reporter. when he said that the president is never done anything, never done anything to free speech in this country. just criticize them. >> oh my god, your producers know too much. >> you were on camera, my love. >> i know i was. here is the problem, chris. this moment in time is a historic moment because you have to remember every time there is a challenge to one of the amendments or freedom, you know, it sets a moment where it could

quote, while transitioning into government, ms. trumpetimes used her private account almost always for logistics and scheduling concerning her family. sources tell the "washington post" that after his review, trump's attorney forwarded e-mails that he had determined were related to official business to trump's government account, a move he viewed as rectifying any violations of the records law. hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail account and process for determine cing whic e-mails were relevant for the focus of an fbi investigation and president trump's campaign. >> i guarantee you one thing. we're going to be talking about those e-mails every moment of every day. crooked hillary's e-mails. unless hillary gets indicted which in all fairness she should be. how can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-mails? this is the biggest scandal since watergate. how about if she's running the country? she can't even run anne mai e-m. she should be in prison. so we're going to get a special prosecutor and we're going to

ms. trump's attorney. i've already talked to mr. cummings. we've already written a letter to the white house. congress has a responsibility to make sure that the records and the presidential records act is complied with, and that is true no matter who the person is. we've taken steps. we've done more in the last week than some of my house democratic colleagues did the entire time we were looking into benghazi. so i'm at peace with what we've done but we need the information and we need it quickly and then the public can judge whether or not those two fact patterns are similar. >> liz, why do you think it's so important for gowdy jump on this quickly and wrap it up just as quickly? >> republicans are very sensitive to accusations of hypocrisy on this. they spent so much time on hillary clinton's e-mails it would look just like very hypocritical to not even look into ivanka trump's private e-mail use since there are obvious parallels there. and i think he wants to wrap that up with a bow on it before democrats take over the house. though i thin

ms. trump sometimes used her private account, almost always for logistics and scheduling concerning her family." just tonight the top democrat on the house oversight committee, congressman elijah cummings, democrat of maryland, tells nbc news the committee will likely investigate these new allegations against ivanka trump when the democrats take over the house next year. of course, this is just tonight's headline. it comes after a weekend that saw the president diminish the commander of the bin laden mission and the mission itself. he changed the name of a member of congress, changed the name of a cal cal town, went on another tear about raking and cleaning on our forest floors, and gave himself an a-plus as president. more on all of that in order as we continue and on top of that he had a lot to say about the mueller investigation. >> don't you know before you appointed him that he had that record and was so critical of robert mueller? >> i did not know that. i did not know he to come views on

overnight trump's legal team releasing a statement saying, while transitioning into government, ms. trump sometimes used her private account, almost always for logistics and scheduling family. with your "gma" first look, kendis gibson, abc news new york. >>> google is expanding its office space in sunnyvale. the mercury news reports the company bought the chesapeake complex near moffett park and caribbean drive. close to 270,000 square feet of space. google has been buying space in the moffett park area since 2016. google's mega-campus in san jose, and the city council is voting to sell $110 million in property to google. there will be two more years of planning, design and review before the city gives its final approval. google plans to build near the diorodon station. >>> the city of san francisco may be dealing with a legal battle over prop c. nearly 60% of voters approved the measure to tax wealthy businesses as a way to fund homelessness but one corporation claims it needs two-thirds of the vote to pass. the city is waiting to see if opponents will take any action or possibly file a

ms. trump's legal team is defending her use of a private account and so is president trump. >> early on and little period of time ivanka did some emails. they weren't classified like hillary clinton. they are all in presidential records. there was no hiding. there was no deleting like hillary clinton did there was no service in the basement like hillary clinton had. you are talking about a whole different -- you are talking about all fake news. >> lisa: he is not the only one coming to ivanka trump's defense. republican congressman mark meadows tweeting there are over 30,000 bleach bit reasons why hillary clinton's email scandal isn't even close to the ivanka email issue. ron johnson saying he is, quote: concerned and calling for official response by december 7th. while former assistant u.s. attorney andrew mccarthy had this to say. >> in this environment, particularly given how big an issue he made of mrs. clinton's use of private email to conduct official business, you have to wonder why anybody would do that. it's kind of an explosive thing at this point. >> lisa: congressman, should the

ms. trump's personal e-mail, she did not create a private server in her house or office. ere was never classified information transmitted. the account was never transferred or housed at trump organization. no e-mails were ever deleted. and the e-mails have been retained in the official account in conformity with records preservation laws and rules. that again the statement from ivanka trump's spokesperson. jonathan lemire, what more can you tell us just in terms of context here with this news just breaking? >> has the use of a private e-mail server ever been a political hot button issue lately? yeah, this is coming to light tonight. certainly this is less than ideal. some white house advisors are sort of -- were taken aback as reports. just the sheer number of these. it began during the transition and has continued. it is in violation of federal records rules. but it's also just, again, it's a moment of optics. of course, every night i covered the trump campaign i was there every night of the rallies. he railed against the use of her private e-mails every day. it was a hug

but i think what it raises is this bigger question of ms. trumpng as if, if you go by "the washington post" reporting -- excuse me -- "the new york times" reporting, the rules don't apply to her and don't apply to her family. as you said, the hypocrisy. that, i think, is what is going to come out as this story spools out. whether or not there's any, you know, criminal implications, whether or not there was anything classified in there, it's about not following the rules that everybody else has to follow. >> april, you know, i was joking around before. in truth, i really shouldn't. i really don't know what's going to happen in terms of what kind of rules and who gets to vet them and is there any kind of agreement, and what is really due process, and are we going to have to wind up going back to a judge to have a determination about what the first amendment entitles reporters to? but what's your gut on this, april, in terms of where -- i heard that you were hopping around in your seat during my debate segment with steve cortes and angela rye when he

they say the messages — which were sent after ms trump joined the administration last year — containedllary clinton of putting the us "in danger" over her use of a private email server while secretary of state. a video showing police officers being attacked in south london has been shared widely on social media. the footage, taken in merton on saturday, shows a man kicking a female officer, who is left clutching her head just yards from a passing bus. her colleague is shown being dragged across the road as he tries to stop a suspect. a warning, this report from jon mcmanus contains footage some people may find disturbing. everybody‘s fighting! look, they've got him! this is the moment a routine a traffic police stop in south—west london turned violent. one of the occupants of the car attempts to run away. the male police officer is dragged around the road while trying to stop him. a female officer tries to help, only to be violently drop—kicked to the ground by another man. an oncoming bus narrowly avoids hitting her. dear me, hejust kung fu kicked her. both officers were treated in ho

a spokesman for ivanka said, while transitioning into government, ms. trump sometimes used her private account, almost always for low logistics. for using a private e-mail at home while she was secretary of state. meanwhile, some of the e-mails were classified. it is unknown whether any of the e-mails sent by ivanka will be classified. one area of inquiry house democrats might look into when they take control of congress next year. house republicans did not give hillary clinton much of the doubt on her private e-mail usage. >> thank you, major. >>> ahead, how the government is >>> well today the last morning of smokey hazy conditions with unhealthy air quality because things are going to be changing soon. as early as this evening. we'll see a change in wind direction with improving air quality this evening and then the rain arrives on wednesday. and that's just the first weather system that we're tracking that will bring the rain. our second system arrives late thursday into friday. >>> this weather report sponsored by -- >>> we have much more news ahead. cbs

overnight, ivanka trump's legal team released a statement saying, while transitioning into government, ms. trumpometimes used her private account almost always for logistics and scheduling concerning her family. critics calling it hypocritical given the constant drumbeat from then-candidate trump. >> she routinely sent classified e-mails on an insecure, private server that could be easily hacked by hostile foreign agents. >> reporter: however, an fbi investigation determined that imshldaccrinal charges. ivanka trump's defense, her team says, she did not create a private server in her house or office. there was never classified information transmitted. the account was never transferred or housed at trump organization. no e-mails were ever deleted. now, one important point we need to make here, "the washington post" says the white house counsel did not have access to ivanka trump's personal e-mail, and so it was her lawyer who determined which e-mails he considered to be official government business, robin. >> all right, cecilia. thank you. >>> now to that new trouble for stormy daniels' attorney

ms. goodwin: it is a good question. the reason president trump turned toward president jackson was the idea that jackson was a person who was representing the people. he was a populist, versus the elites who have had the presidency up to those times. oddly of course, he came from a very different background than president trump. president trump came from a privileged background. but he was assuming yet somehow channeled the emotions of people who felt left out of the political system and who felt that they needed a champion and someone on their side. there's lots of things about jackson that are troubling, the trail of tears with native americans, some of his policies, but it was that piece of him that allowed trump to feel this is my guy. to some extent, he had channeled the emotions of people who felt that the political system had failed them just as andrew jackson did. but it is interesting who these people find as these mentors. my four people, the interesting thing is each found the person mentor and -- lbj's political hero was fdr -- fdr's

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ivanka trump's representatives say her use of personal email was benign saying ms. trumpccount almost always for logistics and scheduling concerning her family. ivanka trump was unaware of the rules with private email use when she first came to the white house 14 months ago when an issue was raised about jared kushner's use of a private email address and their joint account. she reviewed her use of a private email with the white house counsel and also explained it to leaders of congress. but no question, bill, this is going to give democrats yet another issue to take on when they take over the house in january. >> bill: another story here, the white house will not seek to revoke jim acosta's press pass but changing the rules for the next press conference. what's that about? >> a quick recap. after a press conference here on november 7 where jim acosta got into it with the president the white house pulled his hard pass. it looks like this and allow us to get into the white house complex by swiping it. it was ordered restored by a court last friday. the white house then sen

ms. edney: gentleman in the gray. >> my question is president jackson and president trump. trump has indicated some sympathy with jackson, and we have been reevaluating jackson as a president. he was at one time just the star of the democratic party and so on. i just wondered if you have anything to say about them as leaders, in comparison. ms. goodwin: it is a good question. i think that the reason president trump turned toward president jackson was the idea that jackson was a person who was representing the people. , he was a populist, versus the elites, who have had the presidency up to those times. oddly, of course, he came from a very different background than president trump. president trump came from a privileged background. but he was assuming he had somehow channeled the emotions of people who felt left out of the political system and who felt that they needed a champion and someone on their side. there's lots of things about jackson that are troubling, you know, the trail of tears with native americans, some of his policies, but it was that piece of him that allow

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ms. brown: the trump administration is rolling back protections on clean water and rolling back the clean power plan. we in eastern washington have so much to gain from moving forward with a clean energy economy. it will be, and we have it, water, solar, wind power. we can help lead the way in the country and instead we have a congress that is not understanding the threat that is posed by this return to a doubling down on a fossil fuel-based economy. moderator: thank you. turning now to immigration. it's interesting that neither of you talk at any length about immigration on your websites. yet immigration is one of the most polarizing and deeply personal issues and politics right now. immigration is ingrained in our history and social fabric. lisa, democrats have been accused of wanting open borders, republicans of wanting a border wall. it would seem that the truth and solution lies somewhere in the middle. what would you need to see in an immigration reform bill to vote yes? ms. brown: immigration is a very important part of our american values. what's happening at the border separating

ms 13 kg. >> donald trump and former president obama will be on the road the next four days and where they are going told you about the races they think are important, races they think are winnable. concentration of visits down in florida down, georgia as well where president obama spent today, both of them spending a lot of time in indiana for the senate race, nothing tells you race up for grabs like that many visits from the president and former president. >> donald from rallying support for republican senate hopeful mike brown in indiana just hours ago, a coveted seat for republicans, trying to flip it in a state donald trump won and only in 2016. mike tobin live in indianapolis, hello. >> the president is overnighting in indiana, midnight barnstorming tour in full swing. indiana is an important tossup so it's getting a lot of attention from the president. mike braun has campaigned as a political outsider, in a dead heat won't with incoming democrat senator joe donnelly, fox news poll shows donnelly had taken a lead but the polls have been so back and forth across the politics average puts

are hoping to take back one or even two chambers of congress and push back on president trump's policies that ms miers schwager is following what looks to be a tight battle. every state every ballot issue every candidate has a pivotal role to play in these midterm elections some campaigns could prove to be a bellwether for where the country is headed as a whole let's take a look now at just a few examples will begin in texas one of the most populous states in the nation and currently the biggest solidly republican voting state texas hasn't elected a democratic senator since one nine hundred eighty eight now bitter over a democratic upstart is challenging incumbent republican ted cruz and for such a red state the race has become unusually competitive cruz is still ahead in the polls but her work has attracted national attention. even if it over recluses democrats are excited by the idea that he could generate enough voter enthusiasm to take texas from a reliably republican state. to a swing state during presidential elections over to georgia where voters might elect the first black woman to ever

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ms-13 killers." (pam) president trump's campaign rhetoric growing more and more extreme ... in the final hours before the mid-term election.(ken) right now, the democrats stand a good chance of retaking the house. republicans are favored to keep control of the senate. (pam) and as ryan o'donnel shows us, the president is hoping to ensure victory in the senate ... using the same issues that put him in the white house. "in a certain way i am on the ballot. whether we consider it or not, the press is considering it a referendum on me and us as a movement,"the president entering the last hours of the campaign with an all=out effort to demonize the democrats.democrats are inviting caravan after caravan. isn't that nice? of illegal aliens to flood into our country and overwhelm your communities. if you want more caravans and more crime. vote democrat. if you want strong borders and safe communities vote republican.nat from ad the message even more emphatic in this campaign ad saying a vote for democrats is a vote for mob rule.more natover the weekend, nbc, fox and facebook refused

the chairman of president trump's council of economic advisers says beijing has ms behaved sincejoininge country from the wto is an option. we never really envisioned the country would enter the wto and then behaved the way china has. they have... it's well documented the intellectual property theft is a major concern to the uk, the eu, the us. we estimate $300 billion or $500 billion of theft from the us, that's kind of a new thing for the wto, to have a member misbehaving so much. i guess the question is, can we fix that with the bilateral negotiation with china? that with the bilateral negotiation with china ? if that with the bilateral negotiation with china? if not, can we fix that with china? if not, can we fix that with reform to the wto? if not, should we pursue evicting china from the wto? these are all things being studied and considered. continued trade tensions with china and the us. let's catch up with a smart phone maker in india from china setting up stores in rural areas by the end of the year. let's go to by and we're joined areas by the end of the year. let's go to by

trump's "unquestioning foot soldier." jennifer wexton is the "clear and convincing" choice. "smart, serious and substantive" ... "ms. wexton would be a breath of fresh air" in congress. i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message because i've worked across party lines to get things done. that's how we can fix congress and make it work for us again. >>> a horrific scene at a d.c. metro station when a train hit a woman in a motorized wheelchair this afternoon. investigators looked at surveillance video here at the station. metro officials say it shows the woman leaving the flat form ando fallingto the tracks. medics took her in a stretch tore bring the victim as policef were roping the entrance. witnesses say they saw the train come to an abrupt stop. >> i looked down and saw part of what looked like her wheelchair stk under the metro couar. >> the woman is indcritical coion. redlines are single tracking. officers reopened the jennifer street it.ance after closing >>> police in florida say a 15-year-old boy admitted to murdering his own mother. detectives say he strangle theed her after an argument ov his poor gra

>> think of donald trump and ms 13, think of him one isis . as far as other issues, both for me. >> these questions for you. >> please everybody. we're not here to get all my if we keep doing this.we saw in another district miss cortez pull off of you upset. joe crowley expected to sail to victory. now he's going to be looking for a different job in november. and then there have been moments where the simple explanation is she had not been ready for prime time and how the accesses have been beyond what a lot of mainstream democrats feel comfortable with. to that end, where you feel we fall on the political spectrum fordemocrats . in some ways this is like a key party defining moment for the democratic party where it was several years ago for the republicans. you align yourself from policies, you feel comfortable with someone is a socialist, where are you on the political spectrum? >> i'm definitely not a socialist and i am fighting for working families in this district and this is something i need to make clear, i was never planning on running

republican there running for governor, ron desantis, a congressman, has been a mini-me of president trump and mini-ms across the country whether it's in pennsylvania with lou barleta or in florida. they are struggling to have president trump's presence and political capital on the campaign trail. >> let's keep up the mini-me analogy, heidi. another mini-me is brian kemp. but his -- his trumpism, i guess, is really a below the belt accusation which is more similar to trumpism in its projection. he is the acting secretary of state in georgia. he is in charge of the election. and if it's been hacked, it's been hacked on his watch, and he's responsible, not his opponent. >> that is the second day story, nicolle, which is the timing of this. and the timing is that it came, this accusation of hacking, after news reports were about to come out about their being an actual flaw in the voter registration system there, which has come under immense scrutiny in the past for having holes in it. so the question is whether this is an actual hack. right now there's no evidence of it. he offered no evidence, and also

trump's "unquestioning foot soldier." jennifer wexton is the "clear and convincing" choice. "smart, serious and substantive" ... "ms. wexton would be a breath of fresh air" in congress. i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message because i've worked across party lines to get things done. that's how we can fix congress and make it work for us again. before he was attorney general, brian frosh led maryland's fight to clean up the bay. so when donald trump's epa attacks our clean water laws, frosh is leading the charge to stop them. attorney general brian frosh. >>> the m accus of mass murder in a synagogue last weekend pleaded not guilty today. his name is robert bows and he showed no emotion in court but acknowledged to the judge that he derstood he could be put to death as prosecutoat seek the penalty and the jury convicts him. 11 people were killed when a heavily armed gunman opened fire in the tree of life synagogue on saturday. the federal indictment accuses him of hat crimess that murder. >>> a woman tried to break up a fight is doused wit gasoline and set on fire. a group was fighting sunday evening on 37 t

revelations yesterday, what would you like to see come and ry for your committees trump's potential business dealings with russia? ms. pelosi: that will be up to the committees. we need to lower health care costs raising their paychecks and giving them confidence that their voices are heard in washington d d.c. our committees will honor their responsibilities as we go forward but i'm not putting forth an agenda? yes, sir. reporter: you designated that for part of the symbolic of that and republicans on the other side and white house, how should we look at what you are doing here. is it symbolic that the democrats will do or do you think you could get republicans in the senate and president on the united states on board? ms. pelosi: our best friend in this debate is the public. president lincoln said public sentiment is everything. and you can accomplish almost nothing without it. and h.r. 1 agenda going forward, we believe that it will have great support and that message won't be lost on the senate or on the president of the united states. anyone want to speak to that? >> a lot of us who supported this ran in distri