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drug isn't "addictive" or addiction is exquisitely rare, but i have kids i that i immunized as babies od's in our high school library. this is a huge addiction problem. and before oxygen econten came out, he had one or three drug dependent cases a year. and almost in that entire case load there's almost no one in those communities that's been affected by this epidemic. >> host: i want to come back to someone who was an early warning profit in a sense on what was happening in terms of the prescription drug problem, but if i may set the scene, for what's happening in rural america one of the things that really struck me on page 125 of your book, but this is extraordinary if i may read these three paragraphs and get to the comment, but you say if oxycontin was the new moonshine in america disability was the new factory work. but 2016, for every unemployed american man, between the ages of 22 and 55, and additional three were neither working nor looking for work. having dropped out of the workforce entirely. they had numerically vanished in the kind of monthly job reports touted by politicians

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, i am struck by your hesitance to acknowledge the over 50,000 americans who died last year of drug odsere do they figure into this moral equation of yours? where we deserve to be in invaded because we take their drugs? what about the families of the 50,000 who died? much time you spend thinking about them? >> all the time. i think they would be much better served we want to spit and building on a wall to rethink this country's addiction to heroin, meth, marijuana, come on, talker, that is more useful than a wall. >> tucker: a wall might stem some of the flood of illegal drugs, not all. but some that would save american lives, but that is not a concern to you because why? >> because these people -- >> tucker: you are against a wall it -- >> the people in this caravan are seeking asylum status pair they are not drug runners paired all the pictures that are up right now on the tv are of them checking in at police stations. >> tucker: you don't know who they are, actually paired you have no idea who they are, and neither do i. >> which is why we have a process for hearing their asylum clai

does not inc ode areas westf i-95. why? you saw your growing season end. although you are going to see frost inom mony county and more, down to the south, it is -- you are no longer going to see advisories. in southern maryland, the northern neck, yes, frost there, too, temperatures in the 30s. t ge ice scrapers ready moving on through. now, your forecast for tomorrow. 40grees, cold start to the day. 52 by recess. 56 degrees by the te you pic up the kids. high temperatures tomorrow where they were toda a nice afternoon after a cold start. no rain we're going to be dry through the next couple days, but we area trackinorm system well to the west. you can see that. back down towards dallas to houston, see an area of low prsure form in the gulf, move our way, becom nor'easter, and move up the coastline to give usn rrly on friday. how early? 11:00, already seeing the rain down in parts of our ea, and 2:00, the rain's enveloping the region, and 5:00, the evening rush is tough. heaviest rain is friday night into early saturday morning. remember that. high of 56 t

. >>> it is lunch time over at the life od bought themselves some wings and fries and they are goingdeep frying there at the shop. drop the wings in. is this supposed to foam like that. >> they drop the fries in. look once it is all cooked -- >> what oil are they using? not from the car, is it? they have motor oil sitting right there. >> what is the consensus? >> it tastes like salt. >> why would a french fry, deep golden brown make this guy wrench? maybe the wings are better. >> get the chicken. >> how much of the oil can you taste? >> all of it. >> you figured it out at the beginning. in case you hadn't noticed yet, the guys e not using cooking oil. these are petro heads. motor oil veins and now their track. they use motor oil and guess what, it is not good. they knew it wouldn't taste good. but it did work. it cooked the food, it just ruined the flavor. >> it is disgusting. all right, we are done with this. i need to rinse this out. >> the appalachian trail is about 2,100 miles. this guy who lives near said, i've hiked portions, why don't i do the whole thing. he went northbound,

od morning, everyone. >> we're kicking things off with a check on your commute and forecast. >> let'start with storm team 4 meteorologlit aa draper and a lookur at forecast. >> hey. it's a mild start out there on your tuesday. we're at 73 degrees right now. mainly cloudy skies. isolated fog out there. otherwise, we'll be around 70 degrees at 6:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. temperatures in e low 70s. a major cool down in there st. it's not felt like autumn very much around here. the second week o tober. typically our high this time of the year is only 71 degrees. when we're already at 73 at 5:00 a.m. we're off to a warm start. feeling closer to 90 degrees this afternoon when you factor the humidity again.

. >> reporter: the mid-term elections may technically be on november 6th,ode tweeting this morning republicans must make the horrendous weak and outdated immigration laws and the border a part of the mid-terms. based on polling, the democrats seem poised to reclaim the house, but the senate is a different story. >> the senate was always going to be difficult, a tough map. it looks tougher than ever given a series of candidate missteps by democrats. >> reporter: for his part president trump has engaged in a full media blitz, 4 in the last step days of non-stop appearances. the president spoke with the a.p. three weeks before the mid-terms, and we asked whether he would take responsibility if republicans lost the house, and he said no, you know, this is a president who has really put himself at the center of this mid-term campaign. >> i love ohio. it's great to be back. >> reporter: trump is trying to have it both ways here by saying he's helping people who are -- who he's campaigning for and would help them to victory but would not be responsible if they lost. >> democrats have seized on presid

not addictive or addiction is exquisitely rare, we have kids that i babe sat, i immunized as babies oding in our high school library. there is a huge addiction problem. before oxycontin, he had one drug depen dent caseload, now his entire caseload there is no one in his community that has not been affected. >> i want to come back to dr. art van ze. he was a early warning prophet you san kay about the drug problem. one of the things that really struck me on page 125 of your book, but this is extraordinary, if i may read these three paragraphs and get you to comment, but you say if oxycontin was the new moonshine in your america, disability was the new factory work. by 2016 for everyone employed american man between the ages of 22 and 55, an additional three were neither working nor looking for work. having dropped out of the workforce entirely, they had numerically vanished by the monthly job reports touted by politicians and reporters. many turned up instead in disability statistics which were largely ignored in headline-grabbing economic reports. disability claims doubled from 1996 to 20

od morning. >> good morning to you on your wednesday stepping out the door it's another mildstart.plentyf clouds. 74 degrees. it's humid out t re aswell. the clouds are starting to break up by 9:00, 100 a.m. a then we'll have clouds and sunshine. today another-shirt and shorts kind of day. you want to grab the sunglses as wel especially for later in the day. this could be the last day around here where it's really feeling like summer. i'm tracking a major change that will happen tomorrow into friday. i'm going to have more on that coming up. rain in the how are the roads, melissa? >> problem here in gaithersburg. 124 south there's trees and wires down. all lanes on hu124 down right now as they try and get all of that out of the way. i know that is aig route in for a lot of folks trying

. >> it is pretty od. >> reporter: dave parker was the producer in charge.s for that big camera hanging over the >> geode. as for the patient -- >> an 8-year-old boy is on the operating table. his name is tommy. >> reporter: tommy hunter from oakland. tommy, seen here with his parents, was admitted to stanford lane hospital in san francisco. he was born with a heart defect. >> tommy had essentially a hole in his heart. >> reporter: without the surgery, his chances of living a long life were slim. >> they cut tommy's chest open. there was a human heart. >> now we are exiting the point -- >> a human heart beating. it was just incredible. >> reporter: the broadcast began at 10 p.m. th rtve in a le ay in the opera rokpix news anchor john westin and the inventor of the device, dr. dennis melrose. soon the heart, lung machine took over for tommy's heart pumping blood through his body so surgeons could repair the hole in his heart. however, a surprise. >> we find a bit more than we expected as a matter of fact. >> reporter: the doctors needed to fix two veins going

that is od evening >>nk for joining us. transportation officials just released the list of the worst commutes in the bay area. >> part of the focus of building a better bayng time and resourc look for solutions to deal with the traffic. >> live with a look at the findings. >> we all know what it feels like to be stuck getting better >> as if we didn't already know. we spend too much time stuck in terrible. it's terrible. >> the metro transportation commission new data found the freeway with the most delays is the afternoon commute on u.s. 101. from interstate 80 over the bridge towards treasure island. and in the morning, it's that reverse commute from i 80 westbound. two corridors that made the top ten list. san jose mayor says he won't advocate for lane expansion. >> we can't build lanes fast enough and don't have the dollars. >> since 2010 the amount of time the average commuter spends in congestion each weekday has increased by more than 80%. those on the commission are reviewing other options to try to alleviate the tr

this morning we are waiting for an update on a 3-year-od boy who was shot in oakland. the shooting happened last night on roblado drive, not far from the san leandro border. someone drove that 3-year-old boy to san leandro hospital. hewas later moved to the children's hospital. we'll bring you any information as it comes in. >>> the president and first lady plan to travel to pittsburgh today in the wake of the worst anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. >> in his first comments following the synagogue shooting, president trump condemned this act of hate but suggested armed guards could have prevented it. today the president is expected to meet with first responders, community leaders and perhaps the rabbi of the tree of life synagogue. three victims will be laid to rest, cecil and jerry a and. >> reporter: 11 blows to honor the 11 men and women killed saturday morning. vigil organizer spencer brody says he like many were observing shabb shabbat. some who observe jewish tradition don't use technology from sun down friday to sun down saturday. >> turn on your phone to see

i wanted to let the country know if this is the new normal, g od help the next person who follows brett kavanaugh. i want people to know in this country you don't have to turn and prove anything. asking for the cops to investigate, it is not going to go. i have seen democratic senators say, i believe her before she ever spoke. ostave been a lawyer m of my life. here is what has happened. i said what i thought i needed to say at a time i thought it needed to be said. here's what happened on our side. whether you are a trump republican, bush republican, a libertarian or vegetarian, you are pisssed. i have never seen the republican party so unified as i do right now. the defining issue in 2018 has changed. it is about this. republicans across the board, country club, tea party, you name it, believe this was way over the top. has a member of the body who has tried to work across the aisle and on occasion got people on my side mad, this can't be the new normal. people's ability to be judges. jeffrey: one more thing before we turn it over to an easy subject like the north korean nuclear progr

the first to call on the phone saying i know you say it isn't addictive but we have high schoolers oding kids i immunized as babies farmers losing everything to this drug. it is addictive. and he wrote them a letter in 2001 saying my fear is the distressed communities that are now seeing crime like they have never seen before overdose deaths like we have never seen before, are the sentinel areas like san francisco and new york were in the early days of hiv. >> why were the areas you write about, central appalachia, why were they so vulnerable would be the word. >> the perfect storm. the coal mines were shutting down process. the factory textile mills and furniture factories were going to china or mexico. so people had this, you know, this the desperate need to pay bills. and so when oxycontin came out people figured they could sell them on the barak market and make thousands of dollars they could buy them a dollar or two and make a lot of money but the other thing happening was the the vital sign movement the hospitals were judged how they troeted a person's pain. you have seen the smile

od morning to you. i'm eun yang. in the news this morningtu outragednts at the university of maryland plan to demand ally tomorrow to justice for jordan mcnair. they are upset that football coach d.j. durkin is allowed to keep his job followinghe player's death. the 19-year-old suffered heatstroke during practice in may ana spe camer is going up on indian head highway in prince george's county this morning at the intersection of old fort road. speeding will cost you $40. residents have long asked for more cameras on that dangerous roadway. >>> a check on the commute with melissa molett. how is it looking? >> still he this alert in northwest beach drive before connecticut avenue crash with overturned vehicles and a closure. southbound beach diverted to . port rock creek parkway moving good after connecticut avenue. broken down vehicle inner loop before braddock a crash on the left side. >> thank you. >>> a check onour foreca there arepatrick morriseyes ifiled a lawsuit. to take away protections for people with pre-exi

and you're still undecided, you m decide to send a message with your vote and that's probably not a g od thr the republicans. >> and you can see "meet the press" at 10:30 right here after news 4 today in just about nine minutes. chuck, thank you so much. thanks for being here for the winner. >> my favorite every year. >> you were here every year. >> the time is perfect and the more important thing, the marine corps marathon are bigh "meetpress" fans and they know we have to finish the re before 10:30. >> let's check in with the wimmer because jim handly ison the ground at the finish line with a look at who this guy is and he wa inull sprint, jim, coming down thesh fini line there.e jim, tll us about who he is and what's going on. you were there with the winner at the finish line.po >> reer: all right, guys, meet your efnner, jey stein from d.c. congratulations. how did it feel? >> exhilarating. a beautiful day out, there's great runners g,runnin the crowd was phenomenal. >> he was saying he ran last year. aou took wrong turn. >> ye about a quarter mile into the race t guy wi was running

difference is that unlike in 2016 when his own party the republicans were conflicted whether this was a odtrategy or not you have a lot more republicans falling in line in part because the president won in 2016. thatne kiedis tinks. ane second thing it's not just the president'sage because he is the president and he has the federal bureaucracy at his. dispos he can do things like we're going to see him do likely n week which is announce that he is barring central americans fromng b able to enter the country and stopping those asylum claims tha have echos of those travel ban. he can talk about this and make it true to give himself an even bigger wedge issue to fan. >> the president believes tha this kara vanish shoe -- it's a slowan moving h tragedy. he believes this crystal hzed amon supporters this pitch issue. how are you so certain that by d ploying a page by the 2016 playbook is t goingo work again in just 11 days or so? and the response from this official who is close -- close to the president but has a hand in his thinking. it workedor us before, he said and we're pretty certain it's

. >> reporter: after a distraught dan seeks to hold someone responsible for his late wife's od, his perspectivenges. >> you give her the pills. she took them, she died, you killed her. >> dad, stop. we just found another stash in the freezer. it's not just marcy. mom was getting pills from lots of people. >> statistically, i think as many as 80,000 people died of opioid overdoses last year. and it's a real problem in this country and you know, roseanne conner was challenged by it last year. i think we dealt with it in a way that was very interesting. >> i'm in pain so i take a few extra pills. it's not like i'm a drug addict. >> it touches on the health care issues that people are going through and the affordability of prescription drugs. >> i never would have given them to her if i knew she had a problem. i know what it's like to have that problem. >> i think this is one of those scripts that people are going to look back and say, wow, that was really significant and somehow they found a deep, honest, grieving way to still find humor and reach people. >> reporter: you could have sent her off t

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od morning to you. >> you will need to grab a jacket as you step outside this morning.watch yourself as you're driving along. nd s of little branches things on the road my whole drive in this morning. amelia draper is h ae with look at the forecast. >> melissa will have a look at the commute. amelia, we're talking about majo changes here. >> we're 15es deg cooler than we were yesterday. along wh the cold front and behind the front, gusty winds right now. the entire d.c. metro area, down to southernmaryland, stafford and king george counts under a windor adv until 6:00 a.m. this morning. gusts right now anywhere from 4m to 4es per hour. so you do want to watch for some debris road in the this morning for you commute. it's still going to stay windy. not as windy but breezy throughout your friday. heres the current wind gusts from 30 to 40 miles per hour. it's a chill start. take a look at the bottom of your screen. temperature now, 6nly degrees from the rain we had overnight which is 3 to 6 ihes in parts of southern maryland. we still have flood warnings there until about

then, hbowobbled seems back od now, saying, "we have seen no additional corroborating information." anothe republican, susan collins of maine, says, "it appears to be a very thorough investigation." the way the votes are stacking up, it looks like these women will be disappointed when the vote comes. it looks like the republicans have the votes. donald trump will countas this a victory, but in this process there are very few winners. as anti-kavanaugh protesters occupy senate buildings, maybe the biggest loser will be the prestige of the supreme court itself. the highest court in the land where the most consequential cisions are made has bee sullied by this partisan, ugly, scorched-earth battle. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. a ye: for more, i'm joined north amerporter anthony zurcher. two weeks since these allegations were made, the vote is going ahead. has anything changed? anthony: we are back to where we were in the beginning, which is that this is a political decision. these are 100 politicians that will have to vote one way or the other. republicans, 49 democrats, and if the

andishileg yields can be a signal of strong economy and od for stocks. yields risingld too quick c stoke feerps the fed may have to raise interest rates to cool the economy. that isn't good for stocks. today stock investors seemed to listen to the bond market. and they were not happy. the dow oh points by the close to 26627. it had bee down more than 350 points at the lows of the day. the nasdaq took the brunt of the selling, plunging by 145 points or nearly 2%. and the s&p gave back 23. bob pisani puts it in perspective for us tonight. >> for months trade wars have beenhe t primary market focus focus but the mover was bond yields with rising rates marking concerns in the stock market. what's the deal with the rising yields we've been seeing? the first thing behind ist is the strong u.s. economic data. it's been building for a wewhil. ave had great numbers but data on the u.s. services sector coupled with the strong read on factory orders caused t yield on the u.s. 10-year treasury to up.t the federal reserve is signaling higher rates. the fed chair said

d senator corker, also a republican come in a rare moment ,f comity in this country doesn't happen od en, have mana get together in a bipartisan way to put forward and that would modernize finance for developing count is there interest in the country at the moment, to you think, in reaching outwards, not looking ,nwards into the united states particularly in the field of development aid? sen. coons: i think this bill has been successful. it is supporadd by the chubb nistration, the president himself -- the trump administration, the president himself, conservative sepublicans and liberal democrats in the hs the events reported from either of two perspectives. you can be someone who cares about fighting poverty and development in parts of the world that don't have access to capital and growth opportunities. or you can say that in the face of china and china is very active expansion in terms of its reach and scop around the world, this is a private-sector tool for the united states tedbe more engag in the world. katty: you see, republicans anwo democrats ca together in the united states.

we are now well inside mexico and, in spite of the odes and being on the road for more than a week, gettingthe carmarthen security forces, having the gates shut in mexico. —— guatemala. they are determined to get to the united states. it becomes clear just how many get to the united states. it becomes clearjust how many people have made it across the border from what allah. all week donald trump has been demanding mexico stop the migrants. for a while, been demanding mexico stop the migrants. fora while, it looked like riot police would try. we saw them form lines and tried to hold up them form lines and tried to hold up the convoy. for a time the mood seemed tense but nobody here seemed to think it was the end of their journey to the us. we do not need ca i’s journey to the us. we do not need cars and buses, said this man, i started walking eight days ago and i will not stop here. says this man. we feel anna jones, we will keep going all the way to the us. —— energised. mexican police were given the order to stand down, return to the order to stand down, return to the buses and allowed the

that's when the attacker apparently dragged her intohe ods, beat her, and assaulted her. she was able to get away and run to a nearby office building wher a security guard called police. investigators spent a considerable amount of time in a 7-eleven near the scene, but they havewh not said ether security cameras from the store led to an arrest. >>> plus in prince county say a man was found dead in the street last night. that man's name has not been neleased. he was found manton way and lanham. there's no word about who may have shot him or>> why. now to the latest on breaking news that has a community waking up i urning. chris lawrence driving us from the live desk afterthhooting in sarolina. >> several police officers shot in one incident, and one of them has died. officials say someone shot all seven officers and one civilian yesterday in florence, south carolina. police were investigating an s allegeual assault on a foster child. this is a look at the scene moments after invesrs tried to serve a search warrant at a man's home. overnight, w learned t suspected shooter

you but the platform wasn't as od as google's a year ago. now what you see with facebook is they no longer give advertisers the ability to use demographics to really zero in on the people that they are trying to adverti to. so it makes facebook's advertising lessffective. what we think is going to happen we think a lot of the facebook oivertising dollars are to move over towards google. >> and microsoft rounds out the three that you are looking at. gy do you like it. >> microsoft isd in both the cloud and gaming. and we are bullish on both of them. i've talked about a little bit about the cloud. we see that over the course of the next two to three years we think cloud usages going to double. microsoft is in a uniquau position b they offer a hybrid solution that's really good for thoseigger companies who have invested internally to grow in re i.t. because they might not want to switcpt ab to the cloud. ner doing well there. on the gaming side, gaming is just -- it's a high-growth industry. you know, esports in phaticular seen 40% of viewershi

alled the od, it's fear factory for all ages. even the kiddos 3 and up were able to get in sboo thi-- int t >> 60, winds ouft of the south. that southerly wind hping to kehings on the warmer side. you see the shower activity out there right now. we are seeg light showers. 55 in winchester. at this time last night we were already in th upper 30s in some areas. 37 in winchester. we'r 15 to 20 degrees warmer right now in most areahe notice wherehowers are, moderate showers around baltimore. some showers around frederick down towards the warrenton area, and even inside the beltway some light sprinkles. that's really it. this is not af big area riffle, but you can see some more showers to the west.mi clouds strea in. thiss e area we're going to be watching, a little bit of a frontal boundary trying to make its way through here. this one kind of com through tomorrow. i'm watching this one way up here. that's the one that's going to change everything. we've got another nice day. overnight tonight, the clouds, the showers try to move thr

od luck. >>> before we go, here's a look at today on wall street e dow was down to 25,317. the nasdaq rose 19 and the s&p 500 was down 11. i'm still going to buy a cket. i know you're not, but i am. >> you enjoy that. >> i'm goi to watch the world series tomorrow night. >> i'll be doing that, too. that does it for us tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm bill griffeth. have a great evening. we'll see you tomorrow. >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuingu ons for america's neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> stay curious.

od evening, everyone and welcome. so many stories to tell from this fast growing ciluding an update from its he coverry on hurricane harvey. we'll get to that. the top story is about another hurricane, th one named michael catching many by surprise as it reached rricane status barrelling towards the florida panhandle at this houcted to possibly reach major hurricane status before slamming ashore sometime wednesday. tonigh urgent warnings for those in its path. time is alady running out to leave. nbc's kerry sanders now with the latest. >> reporter: tonight a state of emergency in alabama and along florida's west coast. residents bumper to bumper trying to escape before hurricane l makes landfall. >> hurricane michael is a monstrous storm and the focast keeps getting more dangous. >> reporter: supplies and gas already on high demd. >> i'm gassing up to make sure i can get home. >> reporter: satellite photos reveal it taking shape with the edges of the growing storm drenching the far western edges of cuba. emergency man

. >> and other communities are doing a od job of that. i know you did a comprehensive report on homelessness for the san francisco bay area planning and research association where you looked homelessness in the entire region. are there communities that a showing some success in how they ckle this problem ? >> certainly, in the south bay they created this system which is called a coordinated entry system which san francisco called the one syem to better track their spending on homeless services. already that is showing some results in helpg them measur the impacts of their spending. further south in the state, los angeles passed a measure las year increasing the amount that the city and county funds homeless services. there is a lot ofope thatthat will result in extreme reduction in homelessness. >> and guy, san francisco isn't the only city obviously with housing and homelessness issues. you have covered, also, other measurh on november ballot specifically mountain view and east palo alto. they had their own measures to tax big companies,

iraqi women to withdraw voluntary from the public life and this woman they have really a wonderful ode to standing you know to nations who are relations in this so in this society like the modern one she has in this to gone more than two million followers let me ask you about her specifically her name was tyra. she was a former miss baghdad she as you said had more than two and a half million followers on instagram and i think her murder was the most brazen of all because she was gunned down by two mourners cyclists while she was driving her wide porsche convertible him back that i don't want to sound like a victim blamer i think that it was a huge horrible horrible crime but don't you think that driving porsche convertible in baghdad was almost bound to stir hatred given the level of depression in your country. yeah as i say this is the because of the absence or of the weakness very weak and as of this day to save a security. the justice system you can see impunity on the crimes is very common in the country the judges the justice is not taking you know really did plays for. accountab

i'm grateful for the opportunity to rego rejoin the team and very much appreciate having the support od the boaf regents. durkin is expected to be on the field when maryland takes on michigan state this weekend, and i canell you, some late word tonight, a protest and march to the main administration building is planned for thursday afternoon. by the student government association. live in college park, jackie bensen, newsht4. >> all rjackie, thank you. i> a new sign of solidarity tonight pittsburgh, after saturday's mass shooting at the tree of lifena sygogue. the nhl'tsburgh penguins unveiled a new patch on their jerseys to remember the victim it's the penguin mascot placed over the star of david. the patch reads "stronger tha hate." in addition to the patch, there was a ceremonial puck drop during the pregame ceremony involving two police officers who were wounded in the shooting. the team's jerseys will be signed and auctioned forar ies related to the shooting.liy,si pirst l >>> visited pittsburgh, paying their respects to the 11 people killed. >> but the esident's vis didn't sit wel

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but analysts say that approach needs to be paired with a solid party platform professor jason moloch od american university in washington d.c. says that if democrats merely engage with trump style of politics they were grab it they need to come up with a different strategy and i think if they end up losing and not gaining any seats or gaining one or two but the republicans still have power they're going to have to think of it a different strategy going into the presidential election. and feeling in the country didn't succeed in this case brett kavanaugh was confirmed it was a strong message the democratic party needs to give americans a reason to vote for it beyond not liking donald trump. with the u.s. midterm elections now just one week away everyone than anyone is wondering how can we predict what voters will decide what to answer that question you need to answer a few more questions first so get your pin your paper your tablets ready it is pop quiz time question number one which would you rather have in your garage a prius or a pickup truck question number two where do you prefer to

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