roll call is saying heitkamp is most vulnerable. >> north dakota is best pickup country in the country. race we have seen cramer leading, running great campaign, fighting for veterans and national defense, he understands north dakotans don't want to see higher taxes, they want lower taxes, and they do not want to see fewer exports. that is what cramer is for. >> dana: john tester, senator president trump was campaigning against is down seven on vulnerable list, is that a race you are concerned about? >> public polling shows rosendale is behind. judge kavanaugh will be confirmed, is my guess, with bipartisan test. does tester join the vote for judge kavanaugh? i doubt it. test in montana, whether he will stand with montana or schumer, new york. >> dana: the producer is being generous, one more question b. judge kavanaugh, you are not a member of the judiciary committee. >> embarrassing. >> embarrassing for? >> democrats. how can you say the behavior by cory booker was appropriate, the -- embarrassing. >> >> dana: do you think the vulnerable red state democrats will vote for judge kavana

you know what this means in north dakota?his means the state of north dakota is collecting $500,000 more a day in tax revenue from the production of energy, that can be now taken to market and it's a small state. one congressional district. that is a lot of money. trish: i hear you. the economic policies he put in place have been very favorable to places like north dakota, frankly the whole country. that is what you see reflected in the job numbers, et cetera. >> yeah. trish: yo if i agree with you not making a big deal of it. i think it is pretty atrocious "the new york times" published this, number one. it should have been a very high bar. if i am at "the new york times" i would want someone very high up in the administration. we're talking either secretary of defense, we're talking vice president. i think you've got to be thinking someone very, very big. >> yeah. trish: but "new york times" did what it did. >> trish, that is your decision. they get to make the decision. that is why we have a free peace. trish: doesn't it c

challenger kevin kramer in north dakota. now i look at some of the key gubernatorial races republicans are targeting. correspondent peter doocy ins in st. paul. >> in three states with retiring democratic governors, gubernatorial elections are about to give voters their first chance to either double down and take a democrats direction or reconsider and pick a republican. in minnesota where mark dayton is retiring, g.o.p. candidates jeff johnson says president trump's rise gives him an edge. >> regardless of what people think about donald trump, one thing he did his he empowered a lot of people haven't been involved before. >> he's running against democratic congressman tim walls. >> i hope he asked them to take the teraflop soybeans soybeans and figure that out. >> in connecticut the retiring democratic governor is very

dakota,t here in north the dakota access pipeline is finally open for business. trump.t is president antonia juhasz notes that standing at trump's side was "fracking king" " harold hamm, e so-called baron of the bakken, chief executive officer of continental resources, one of the bakken's largest producers. >> that is right. he was referred to before and after the election as trump's energy whisperer. he had some of the largest holdings in the bakken in the most investeted in getting that oil out of north dakota because the problem faced by producers in north dakota was that the regulation in the onset of fracking allowed for this massive boom, 10 times increase from 2006-2016, 10 times well production in north dakota that they were having trouble getting it out of the state. so the pipeline was a necessity for him. and while began during the obama administration, it was significantly slowed down at the end of the administration. but one of the very first things trump did was sign an executive order authorizing completion of the pipeline. as soon as it was done, it serv

for his fruit is as is the nobody drinks the water out of iron stepfather from north dakota i think everybody drank so bottled water you know it just is just like you ever. drop water on the out of the faucet night isn't this it is pretty nasty when we're fracking no oil or grease is allowed to be spilled on the ground if you make an a mistake and you drop one cup you have to clean it up and take it away with you it's not polluting north dakota the air is clean the water is clean. this is privately owned land this is not government land any less the environmental protection agency finds scientific proof that there is real pollution going on they won't be able to shut this down. and so far there is no proof. there's just. propaganda. is it possible to respect safety measures while tracking. down how to pain is advocating this notion in attempt to avoid all risk of polluting groundwater it seems to success is very unlikely either this question is me raised to address the intention of anti-fashion groups. one thing is certain the practice of hydraulic fracking to be as large quantities of drinki

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trump speaking in fargo, north dakota at a campaign fundraiser for a republican u.s.there. the speech there in north dakota following president obama's remarks at the university of illinois. he gave a bit of fact check on his time in office. >> just so when you hear how great the economy is doing right now, let's just remember when this recovery started. i mean, i'm glad it's continued, but when you hear about this economic miracle that's been going on, when the job numbers come out, monthly job numbers, suddenly republicans are saying it's a miracle, i have to kind of remind them, actually those job numbers are the same as they were in 2015 and 2016. >> i am joined by ken vogel, "new york times" political reporter. we heard president obama refer to his successor by name in that speech. the gloves appear it be off. what do you think the likelihood is that president trump is going to be responding in his speech a few minutes from now, ken? >> well, whether he responds in this speech or not i think we will definitely see him respond more and engage with president obama

go for i'm not to tell you more with a cold people so you really pick back up with our hero in north dakota and the pilgrimage continues on stephen and dave head out on the road to take a tour of standing rock there we go in tried to sort of be out guys one two three. and stephen is excited to show dave his r.v. and his awesome driving skills somebody gregorio. with the. i don't know just put them on the bed to lay down the road. what do you think so far did. i read this i'm going to put my name seatbelt on that's important usually the driver awareness the time for me to put mine on. so that's not just some kind of an indian custom and has come so well. as the convenience store david spleens to stephen why starting his own business was important what that means for his people so that was my little store right we bought it probably about fifteen years ago and we've been running it since then there was no indian owned businesses here on standing up and i wanted to show our members that we could do it we could own our own businesses we could have our own commerce with each other sure i wanted

pick back up with their hero in north dakota and the pilgrimage continues on stephen and dave head out on the road to take a tour of standing rock there we go and drive the sort of guys one two three. and stephen is excited to show dave his r.v. and his awesome driving skills somebody gregorio. don't don't don't just put him on the bed to lay down the road. for you think so far did. the belt. on the. seat belt on that support. the driver awareness. so that's not just some custom in this town. as they leave dave's convenience store david spleens to stephen why starting his own business wasn't important what that means for his people. we bought it probably about fifteen years ago and we've been running it since there was no indian owned businesses here. and i wanted to show our members we can do it on our own businesses we can have our own commerce with each other i want to be an example and i also want to be a role model. really challenging because. we have about. forty percent poverty rate. with poverty we have high unemployment we have. abuses alcohol abuse. all the symptoms of povert

list and on fort berthold reservation for blackall flows freely and accounts for one quarter north dakota's production. this oil field isn't all. good for everybody we have sacred land here we have virgin land here and now there's oil roads and oil fields. at night time some of these trucks to drive along gravel roads and they don't poison. rocking water it's all water the all the things into the ditch. because they're too lazy to drive to the dump. and that going into our river going into our critics if went into our spot on. the food not in the water but it is you know they're not telling the truth. i have twenty nine grandchildren i want them to enjoy this river where i didn't want them to walk in the water i want them to catch a fish if you can eat you know want to grow garden did you would have to worry about poisoning the planet i want to have plants with better medicine if not before and now because of the things that are in the water. oil workers are best suited to judge the eventual pollution is caused by fracking. unfortunately this problem is not a priority they are in survival m

say to our president, welcome back to north dakota.s the president no doubt knows, this is where the air is clean and the people are real. isce we first met, this donald trump's fourth visit to our state. know that the people of north dakota appreciate we have a president that cares about us, cares about the people in the middle of america. and you know now why i do my best to catch the first plane out of the swamp to get home every week. i don't suppose any national press came here but to our visitors from the national press corps, let me encourage you to talk to some of these real people. and if you do, and by the way, they're happy to give you their name and go on the record. they're real, they're not fake, they're not ashamed of their support for our president. but you will understand by their bluntness why they appreciate a plain spoken president. because they know that you can him trust someone who says what the he means and means what he says and keeps his promises. promises like cutting taxes for every american, especially the

. >>> now to north dakota, the site of the nation's hotly contested senate races. heidi heitkampes a challenge from kevin cramer in an election that could decide the balance of power in the senate. >> reporter: in the bad lands of north dakota, famies gather each summer for good old-fashioned fun. life's simple play and pitch fork fondue. >> reporter: even with a heated senate race, you won't hea politics around these tables. >> people are so angry. >> reporter: they judge candidates differently out here. >> senator heitkamp has done a good job. she's probably the most conservative senate in the candidate. cramer i think would do a good job. i'm kind of torn. >> reporter: more than the upcoming senate race, check is where we want to go. >> reporter: he's not the only trump supporter worried tariffs could put the brakes on north dakota's booming economy. >> scares me a little bit kind of what's going on but i'm willing to see how it plays out. >> reporter: the main attraction here is the medora that's history. it tells the story of teddy rooseve roosevelt. in town s

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he's focused on it, determined he's going to get me. >> in north dakota, david shannon's family triedwith the shocking information. the murder, the revelations about swinging, and now joan was telling them that she had become a suspect, to which they replied -- joan? not a chance. >> we tried to play the scenario. did joan have a part in it? none of us could see that she could possibly have done that. it is just not in her nature to do that. she can't. >> but brenda did have somebody else in mind. >> now, elizabeth? i could see it. >> elizabeth? the shannons' 15-year-old daughter? is it possible she was a cold-blooded killer who executed her very own stepfather? the man who adopted her, raised her, provided for her? maybe, said david's sister brenda. daisy and elizabeth were always troubled, said brenda. and when elizabeth hit her teens, watch out. >> david and joan did not have the tools needed to deal with what those two girls dished out. it was boys, drugs, violence. if she got angry, she would destroy something of theirs. >> that was hardly elizabeth's view of things. she conceded

board air force one, recorded in audio form and not by cameras, while traveling from montana to north dakota. >> do you want your people to take lie detecter tests about this op-ed? >> people have suggested it. rand paul, who i like and respect, came out this morning. he said, have them take lie

north dakota. >> i don't know anyone who lives in north dakota. >> it's a small state.you can almost know everybody there. >> you can assume by these statements that are being made very flippantly that some republicans really just are sticking to the rhetoric that this administration has had towards women, to be pretty degrading and to not recognize the peril that they face with suburban women voters who were the biggest block that turned out for trump in '16 as a surprise factor. >> more than we thought. not a majority. >> a lot more. >> i visited north dakota recently and i have some reporting on this. there are women in north dakota and they will vote and they are affected by this sort of thing. previous to this he talked about this being even more absurd than anita hill because teenagers were involved, as if it's not a serious matter if teenagers -- >> in the tradition of mourdock and aiken. where do they come from? >> it's also not just north dakota, it's happening everywhere. you have people in the republican party, republican officials joking about ruth b e bader

we care a lot about north dakota, but it is a cheap date. it will be less of a drain on the treasury. alexi: what he thinks senate democratic candidates are doing well this cycle? steven: raising money. part of it is they are mostly incumbents. they had six years to build up bank accounts, but democrats have cracked the code, especially on low dollar fundraising that is cheap to do, relatively low transaction costs come and yet able to raise large amounts of money. that matters. you look at missouri, claire mccaskill had four times as much money as josh holly. that makes a difference. i think they have done a good job on that. i think joe donnelly has done a good job, figuring out how to thread the needle come voting with trump only 40% of the time. he knows those issues. he tries to ingratiate himself with voters to win in november. >> how much capital does mike pence have? steven: he was the former governor and can get attention. he can help support the republican candidate, mike braun. i think just as much in other parts of the state, so

totally. >> they were not just red states, these are really, really red states. >> west virginia, north dakotaing more like a dakota than a swing state. >> and even some of the ones that should be a tighter contest like nelson in florida has the stench of doom about him. this is not a race democrats are going win and they ought to at least be competitive in it. they're going to spend a ton of money to prop him up. >> i don't think you should write of a him yet. >> and i think gillum is going to be a potential asset. we have a nice little map here, carrie and mark, this is where democrats have outspent republicans. those states are in blue. where the two parties are the same there in the yellow so indiana, missouri, montana. democrats have outspent the republicans. nevada, north dakota, west virginia is an even split. and arizona, florida, new jersey and wisconsin have been advantage republicans. what do you make out of any of this? i think the most curious thing to me is the fact that florida is a defensive seat. almost all of the defenses, democrats have outspent the republicans but not rick

the question is that enough in a state like north dakota want to see. >> their repeal and replace effortt made it all the more real. all those headlines about how many people will lose coverage. >> on a quick note, senate republicans are worried this is going to resonate. they have introduced their own bill that protects preexisting conditions, even if the courts knock it down in the next couple of weeks. >> if they act on it in september, this is the problem, there's a lot of talk from the republicans. shocking. appreciate your time, see you back at this time tomorrow. a live look here as we go, of holly beach, south carolina, our special look at hurricane florence during our next hour, wolf blitzer starts after a quick break. olay deep hydrating eye gel breaks through the competition olay eyes with b3 complex hydrates better than $100, $200 even $400 eye creams. that's something to see. olay introducing custome be your own. fabric design.f-a-kind. exclusively from budget blinds. you design it. you pick the pattern, the colors, the fabric. budget blinds does the rest, creating drapes an

are you supporting kevin cramer in north dakota? explain that a little bit. david: we have a scorecard we keep track of how people vote on the economic issues. congressman cramer has not scored very well, to be honest with you. he is in the c minus or d range. we just decided he is not somebody that club for growth will put its endorsement behind. our members expect us to do that. we interviewed them all. we do research other background and their votes. it would be a miscue to the members about if he is a real conservative or not. susan: the club for growth and tariffs are antithetical to each other. you are a free market organization. would you talk about the impact of the president's tariff policies on individual districts and what you see problems for people? alcorn, indiana where is one where the industry is worried about the impact of the local economy. how do you see that playing out? david: you have named one. i have seen examples in missouri, where it is a close race. essentially it is the steel and aluminum tariffs that are increasing the cost of inp

president trump is hitting the campaign trail with stops in montana and north dakota.e, let's bring in greg from washington. we are hearing from sources that the president to be campaigning for more than 40 days starting in april. will that be welcome for all of these districts? >> well, republican incumbents defending their majorities in the house and senate in some cases will welcome the president's participation. summer public and challengers will in states where they are in profound states like montana and north dakota. montana voted for the president by almost 20 percentage points in 2016. a big key of this election will be, does the enthusiasm for trump voters -- will that outweigh the uptick in democratic enthusiasm and fundraising we are seeing throughout the cycle? david: to drive home that point the abc news washington post poll over the weekend, a number of people saying they will vote this year is really remarkable, very high. if that gets delivered, is that good news for democrats or republicans if we have a historic high in participation? greg: it favors

mgx minerals neil: the president arriving in north dakota, fargo, north dakota. a bit of an uproar on standard trade threats, on china i is promising tariffs ready to go on 2 $67 billion worth of additional chinese goods. that is the worst-case scenario than he what was bandied about $200 billion. the japanese we need to get a fair deal with them. they are getting into talks and need to make a fair deal for their interest. we have the international federation of business ceo. juanita, what do you make of all this? >> thank you, neil. nfib representing small businesses 75 years and our jobs numbers came out yesterday. the small business economy is on fire. it is the best small business economy we've seen in 50 years. this jobs report hit record for number of job openings. it hit records for plans to hire. this is very significant. it is clear that the small business economy is on fire. most importantly about these numbers, it shows that 2/3 of small businesses are trying to hire, to have job openings and 90% of those are having difficulty finding qualified workers

we're going now live to fargo, north dakota. president trump is campaigning for congressman kevin kramer here. representative kramer is challenging incumbent democratic senator high tee hite camp. >> and you know now why i do my best to catch the first plane out of the swamp to get home every week. i don't suppose any national press came here but to our visitors from the national press corps, let me encourage you to talk to some of these real people. and if you do, and by the way, they're happy to give you their name and go on the record. they're real, they're not fake, they're not ashamed of their support for our president. but you will understand by their bluntness why they appreciate a plain spoken president. because they know that you can trust someone who says what the he means and means what he says nd keeps his promises. promises like cutting taxes for every american, especially the middle class. promises like rebuilding our military, restoring law and order, rolling back the regulations on our farmers and ranchers, getti

the number in north dakota might look small but it's because ad time is not as expensive in north dakotalaw, the senate leadership fund chair, said this. "they make clear that the resistance and appeal the 2016 election. even democrats have gone along with their party bosses that are going to hold them accountable for it." so, josh, things just got real? >> things are real. in a cycle like this, you can take apsley nothing for granted. it's a good thing for the senate republicans, that they are playing a little bit different map than the last report in colorado, which is how i smell begins i've run into trouble with suburban high educated high income people the seats were talked about, the woodsy future, we are an electorate that is still very favorable to president trump. north dakota, west virginia, indiana, missouri, all places where the president has had that sort of fallout that we experience in some of these other states. that's where the majority will be determined in 2018. >> where do see some of these elections, especially look at missouri, indiana, tennessee? i'm curious how yo

you don't see former president barack obama anywhere near north dakota or montana.g in someone like joe biden to help out. so that's what's happening across the aisle as well. >> expand on that a little bit. i know you have some reporting about president obama's role in all of this. he's actually stayed pretty quiet in terms of his political calculations in his post-presidency. he is going to hit the road in favor of some candidates but talk to us more about some of these other democratic candidates that have said that's okay, president obama, stay home. >> it's funny, you know, a lot of people have wanted him to be out. in fact, i've done a lot of reporting saying where is president obama. he's nowhere to be found. a lot of democrats kind of want him in the mix. they want him because there is a lack of leadership there right now in the party. but then there are other people who are saying, you know, stay away in places like i mentioned. in montana jon tester doesn't want to be seen anywhere near president obama, arm in arm with him. that's going to be a place where

you pick back up with our hero in north dakota and the pilgrimage continues on stephen and dave head out on the road to take a tour of standing rock there we go to drive the story one two three. and stephen is excited to show dave his r.v. and his awesome driving skills somebody gregorio. but don't just put him on the bed to lay down the road. what do you think so far did. this on the road. that's important. so that's not just some custom. as they leave dave's convenience store dave explains to stephen why starting his own business wasn't important what that means for his people. we bought it probably about fifteen years ago and we've been running it since then there was no indian owned businesses here. and i wanted to show our members. we could do it we could own our own businesses we could have our own commerce with each other sure i wanted to be an example and i also wanted to be a robot. through congress to take more so they took our black hills by eight hundred eighty nine they put us on a reservation standing rock sioux tribe was established as two point three million acres the

finished speaking at an event in north dakota. the u.s.un hot job gains rebounded by more than forecast and wages unexpectedly climbing. tesla tumbles again. two top executives leave the company and elon musk smokes marijuana during an interview. let's get a check of the markets. redects everything turning after the president signals he was ready to escalate the trade war. we have heard the president plans to impose tariffs on $267 billion worth of chinese goods. on top of what the administration was already floating. equities had been in the green on the back of that jobs report. they had better expected numbers that send bond yields higher. two-year, you the can see the last time it was this high was in 2008. market expectations popping in tandem. not everybody likes the prospect of higher rates. if we switch up the board you will be able to see them there. homebuilding stocks down three and a half percent. s&p super composite down more than 2%, down 20% on the year. mortgage applications are falling. trade comments as well affected anot

he will try to unseat another democratic senator in a state he won by 20 points in montana and north dakota. he won -- wanted heidi heitkamp to be defeated so he will give a speech similar to the one we heard tonight in north dakota. heather: new reports on anonymous, trump administration official behind the new york times op-ed piece that paint a picture of resistance within the administration. the white house has a list of 12 suspect. and henry not one of them, the latest from new york. >> reporter: the new york times which published that op-ed is reporting the chief of staff john kelly had a list of a dozen officials who could be anonymous and they are weighing whether they should force officials to take why detector tests or signed sworn affidavits to prove it is not them. the president is fighting fire with fire. it amounts to an act of treason and got here, ranging from the first lady to most of his cabinet. elizabeth warren went on the attack telling cnn it is time for white house officials to invoke the 25th amendment and remove the president from office if they are working to preve

our heroes have arrived in north dakota stephen is a man of course strong winds along with narrow roads and the bad. luck. besides the early storm when stephen is also distracted by the cuteness so rio de janeiro. and now they're heading toward on coming traffic the best ever. but when. they pay someone he said there was like something about doing ball on this road. on this road was probably by the water it went away when it went up a sec this could be at this point three. zero chicken. steve in a max it made their way to the sitting bull monument to pay their respects oh well people burn and stuff and everything oh yeah this is it to turn you take. time ok ok to talk about it i think it's how you sell your. otherwise honest saying ball this guy pete custer along with his whole tribe and crazy horse. he's one of the greatest american heroes of north america all the america's great warrior great. wisdom great learned man. the idea is that this is a memorial and burial ground but it's not confirmed. this is it this is the memorial. i guess just looks like something kind of humble for the

gangsters and so the north dakota a be a better place to raise a family. is a lot of resources here and you've got the salvation army and they feed you here at the methodist church over it lutheran church down there. but i get food from work too at the donuts trying to send all my money home for my wife to pay the bills and rent it's enough to get by you know just be the rich you know pay one hundred a week guy me understand i have a family he wanted to say one hundred twenty five but he's got it down to a hundred a week. the american dream is that you can always chase i really believe that even during the recession there were still opportunities for each is going to look for you got to be overwhelming or move to change that to get going and go go do it. now a lot of people don't do that but the ones they do with usually come out ahead wrong. because our country is never the stable across the whole it's very rare to have all fifty states well it's also rare to have all fifty states to poorly so we're always moving around that's part of our national charact

any financial crash drives america into recession and unemployment willis and a small town in north dakota experiences a genuine black gold rush. thanks to a drug fracking to case or oil is discovered in this tiny town in fact it turns out that williston is sitting atop one of the largest shale oil fields in the nation companies restaurants point this new energy resource period thirty two miles below thicker surface oil soon flows freely and news spreads the wildfire for the ones left behind by the crisis of two thousand and eight relisted seems like their last chance for human life with an unemployment rate of zero percent and wages it three or four times more than the national average the promise of prosperity in desperate times is too great to ignore cheered by a common hope thousands of men and women throw themselves once again into a desperate rush towards the mythical american tree and at any cost. history repeats itself in the midst of his new album no doubt the most impressive in u.s. history. they need there's more work out here than they got able to do it. i don't believe. i. sti

steven: north dakota at this point, it will be hard for heidi heitkamp to win. she is behind by double digits. hard to imagine her putting together a enough votes to beat kevin cramer. i think missouri is shaping up to be that kind of race, where claire mccaskill won't put together a winning coalition. >> you would be surprised if heidi heitkamp came back next year? steven: i would come yes. >> is it fair to say we will see the groups that you run make a financial investment in the texas senate race? steven: if ted cruz needs our help, we will be there. we will have to take some measurements of our own. he will not be for want of resources. jonathan: what does that say to you about the politics, that the mcconnell group might write to the rescue of ted cruz and 2018? steven: we protect no matter what. i think senator cruz has become more of a partner in the senate than in the past, less the gadfly. that has helped him politically in his state and in the caucus. alexi: when we were discussing the errors in a primary, you talked about the challenge of bringing tog

host: sal calling from north dakota. good morning. caller: good morning. great topic you guys are discussing. number one, i will be honest with you guys, i'm a little biased, i am native american. first thing i wanted to let you know is native americans are the largest population that have applied to and served their into the utmost what they could do. i wanted to touch on that. , where doeakers, wow i begin? their service to the country, i don't think it could ever be measured. they have done an excellent job for the country. what i didn't agree with was our so-called president trump when they had the attack with -- he kept referring to the one lady is pocahontas, . that is really disrespectful. women who were in the verona project, what was the toll that being in this secretive project -- of being in this secretive project on their lives? guest: that's interesting. i do have one thing to say about the caller's comment. the women and the toll it took, code breaking was incredibly stressful. lives were at stake. during the cold war, our reputations were at

, donnelly in indiana opposed to cav could hurt you you will notice in a couple of red states, north dakotaincumbent democrats quiet, interestingly inform so is a democrat in purple state in arizona keeping quiet, and then also tennessee phil bredesen attempting to stay out saying he supports fbi investigation not opining beyond that, it is interesting you have nelson florida, montana rosen in nevada three democrats come out against cav republican opponents have come out in favor of him. >> i want to ask you a little bit more about mccaskill donnelly in missouri and indiana it seems to me that those decisions they didn't have to make those decisions now they could have waited seems to me that they must feel that the mere accusations and the all of the -- the accusations against judge kavanaugh are enough to give political cover to be able to declare themselves and it won't hurt them? >> well, maybe not, because mccaskill for example announced before the before this last week, and placed it on the fact she worried that brett kavanaugh would condone dark money in campaigns that is to say, all

, donnelly in indiana opposed to cav could hurt you you will notice in a couple of red states, north dakotat virginia, incumbent democrats quiet, interestingly inform so is a democrat in purple state in arizona keeping quiet, and then also tennessee phil bredesen attempting to stay out saying he supports fbi investigation not opining beyond that, it is interesting you have nelson florida, montana rosen in nevada three democrats come out against cav republican opponents have come out in favor of him. >> i want to ask you a little bit more about mccaskill donnelly in missouri and indiana it seems to me that those decisions they didn't have to make those decisions now they could have waited seems to me that they must feel that the mere accusations and the all of the -- the accusations against judge kavanaugh are enough to give political cover to be able to declare themselves and it won't hurt them? >> well, maybe not, because mccaskill for example announced before the before this last week, and placed it on the fact she worried that brett kavanaugh would condone dark money in campaigns that is

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. >> the president was on his way from billings, montana to fargo, north dakota. the rally you just saw. when he came back to speak with reporters and kicked this up to a different level suggesting that he wants jeff sessions to investigate who was behind this op-ed. as you pointed out, shep, they have to determine if a crime was committed for an investigation to take place. whether or not there was depends on what your perspective is. we'll get to that. the white house says they have a short list or at least people outside the white house that counsel the white house and say they have a short list of people that might be among the usual suspects that they think might be behind this op-ed. it's possible that that list was indeed one that previously existed from the investigations months ago into who was leaking from the white house. the president suggesting a short time ago that "the new york times" and the person that wrote this op-ed might be in some sort of jeopardy. the president also describing this as a national security issue because the person that wrote t

guest: i am a former volunteer and executive of the planned hair and had affiliate in north dakota and south dakota. it is an important organization that provides health care to millions of women. they knew land parroted -- president isthood a physician. it is exciting to have somewhat they -- someone with a medical background. mcconnell says october could be a long, working month. what do you think about the decision? guest: if we are working an october, a hope we can do working on health care. that is the number one issue minnesotans are talking about, particularly prescription drugs and bringing down the cost of prescription drugs. host: does that affect your campaigning in october? guest: i will campaign when i am able and will work for the people in th