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paul'. and barack obama on the democrat side. it seems like you have to go up to go on.ld phrase go along to get along. when you are the minority in the house, these republicans will realize there is not a whole thought do. liz: will the house republicans get more vocal and will the house democrats get more vocal? you do need electrifying leadership to take on a guy like trump. >> nancy pelosi is in a fight she may very well win. but she is about yesterday. there are democrats in the caucus. they elected a lot of new faces, some of them are interesting. some of them are not that impressive from my point of view. it's going to be interesting to see if they can reject a leader who were elected on both sides of the country. liz: what do taxes and republican suburban soccer moms have in common. lose be suburban soccer moms may be the republicans biggest fair. >> the ukraine is declaring martial law after russians fired on their ships. your mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xelj

paul: that was frowned upon obama guidelines? ictims to to retrauma and focus on due process, focus on truth finding and -- paul: title 9 being the law that applies to education, schools that get federal funding. >> exactly. paul: okay, so cross-examination, sixth circuit saying it was required in case of the university michigan to devos in that sense is following court precedence. >> i think so. there's been several title 9 john doe cases, accused of sexual assault and deprived without due process and it's working its way through courts. paul: one thing she didn't change was preponderance of evidence standard, 51% proof that something happened, she didn't go to clear and convincing standard which is sometimes used in courts much less beyond a reasonable doubt standard, why? >> you have other due process protections and it's sometimes okay, but even with reform we are not seeing all due process protections. i think this was a compromise move to try to get some of ore cross-examination evidence rules, other things through, this was

paul: wow. that many? >> rebalancing of what it was before obama, that's a big thing. in states i think that are red, you know, north carolina and texas, they gained a bunch of seats in their state legislature, so -- >> well, one other casualty i just note with the loss of governorship and changes in the states, you finally have republicans at state levels, give waivers and help innovate in difficult problems, that's likely to drive as well. paul: let me ask you allysia, two other states you follow connecticut, california, pretty much democratic controlled again and yet at least in illinois, connecticut, big financial problems. >> california may have in a few more years but connecticut, won governorship, large majority in state senate that had been split. question is what do they do, how do they tame one or 2 billion-dollar deficit going into the next year. paul: economy shrunk by almost 9%. >> puerto rico, right? he will not raise taxes but also has not put forward any proposals of how to deal with the pensions or labor -- or labor obligations and how to renegotiate n

paul ryan. that was about president barack obama and mitt romney. i want to go back to something which was before, important. you had the tea party movement, needryan talking about the to get a handle on the deficit in the -- and the debt. it turns out the republican party or the electric were not that interested in fiscal restraint. as craig pointed out, trump comes along, completely redefines the approach to those issues. republicans who were all in on the tea party go we are not that interested in entitlement reform, the debt and deficit. it was like a switch. in 2012, you looked at paul ryan, and i think a lot of republicans and conservatives said this is the future of the republican party and conservative movement. that was obviously not the case. host: let's go to tim, north carolina, a democrat. not paul ryan and all the other republicans earlier this year in fact getting off of the titanic? host: craig gilbert? guest: i think he is talking about retirements. host: republicans retiring, getting off the titanic. guest: with respect to all righ

primero cargÓ contra el presidente cÁmara de representantes, paul ryan por criticar la propuesta y luego le tocÓ el turno al expresidente obamados bajo daca tienen los ojos puestos en una corte de apelaciones de san francisco, en medio medio de la ansiedad, esperan una decisiÓn que les pueda cambiar la vida, luego que la administraciÓn trump le dieran un ultimÁtum a ese tribunal para que emitiera un fallo, algo que aÚn no ha pasado, cristina londoÑo estÁ con lo Último, cristina, adelante. >> josÉ, gracias buenas tardes, como es bien sabido, la administraciÓn trump quiere eliminar daca, dejar sin protecciÓn y a la merced de ser deportado a unos 700 miljÓvenesr varios fallos judiciales por protestas que se lo han impedido. pero como esta corte a mi espalda fue la ultra que oyÓ argumentos en mayo, el gobierno estÁ despejado y escribiÓ una carta, diciendo que sino fallaba hoy, iba a llegar el caso a la corte suprema de justicia, algo que habÍa intentado hacer, los jueces no parecen haber sentido la presiÓn, no se han pronunciado, pero el gobierno claramente tiene prisa, segÚn nos dicen analistas esta corte es considerada liberal

i write paul fan fiction. >> yeah. >> so he said he married his r charisma. michelle obamanonneurotic first lady. she would not keep her poker face when strufrp insulting them. it is so nice to see that under current of that white house. she always mentions in the book ternl problems she had even problems with fertility and it's just you can see the side that is not perfect barack obama and you see why we needed michelle obama so much. >> and i also thought michelle obama was awesome. the one thing that set me over the top on her is when obama was talking about syria the first time and he said in a speech my wife is going to be really mad at me if we do this, that was the lowest form of saying my wife is beraiding me. i was like i didn't think i could love you anymore but right now i'm all in. >> yeah. michelle is the real life anger tra translator. >> yes. >> that's right. >> he is the original sin of the president presidency. she is absolutely right to call him out about that. i think she is actually being nice for him by foe cussing it on him. it seems like they are read

obama official. he is running against a centrist. we'll get returns early in the evening, paulgo democratic, it will be a long night for republicans. if one or both republicans hold their seats, that will be a excellent sign for the republican party. paul: kim, one or two you want to look at? >> i'm looking kentucky 6. this is republican district. it went for romney by 14 points, trump by 15. andy barr, the republican, has democratic core, lexington city, surrounded by 19 very rural bluegrass counties. he has done everything right but he is running against amy mcgrath, a former fighter pilot, democrat. she has been running as a moderate. she had tons of money. this is one the republicans ought to put away. if those early returns come in and show he has lost, it is going to be a bad night for the gop. by contrast, also looking at florida 26. you mentioned carlos curbelo. this is clinton district. she won it by 16 points, southern florida, very hispanic. he is cuban-american republican. he tried to put distance between himself and the president. if he manages to squeak out a vict

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gated that you need a magic wand to carry off what trump promised and paul krugman said the stock market was going to tank and barack obama said you can drill your way out of oil shortages. larry summers said 3% gdp. >> laura: it was all a fantasy fantasy. never going to happen. never going to do -- >> going to do all these things. let history decide. we are only 18 months into the administration. obama should stop relitigating the past. >> laura: let it play out. we will see. maybe all of this will go away. hope it doesn't. i want to focus on the media aspect, it really is quite something because a lot of things they accuse president trump of, thin-skinned, insecure, narcissist, boasting. the fingers always pointed back at you. it seems like when you watch obama, yeah, he's cool. back in the chair. he's fun. but it seems like a lot of that going on here. >> barack obama got the most gushing press since george washington and clearly he misses it and misses the spotlight. he has to give a rest of his golden oldie about fox news. that record is so scratched up. he ignores the fact there are these liberal media outlets that

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obama visited troops seven times as president. joining me is paul veterans of america and a veteran himself, having served in iraq. thank you for coming in. you and i talk all the time, and it's always important to say veterans don't always have the same view. veterans don't always speak with one voice, and you don't speak for all veterans, but you do speak to veterans every day. i did want to get your perspective, your reaction to when you heard the reasoning of why president trump has so far not gone to visit troops in a combat zone. because he's afraid. >> it's disappointing, to say the least, if it's true. i think the bottom line is he should go. not every veteran agrees on that, frankly, but i think he should because it brings attention to the fact they're there. afghanistan, for our community, has become forgotistan. people are killed, wounded, hardly covered. and those are our friends over there. those are our buddies, america's sons and daughters, and those are folks who are going to miss thanksgiving this week. and if he can bring attention

paul ryan. that was about president barack obama and mitt romney.ant to go back to something which was before, important. you had the tea party movement, needryan talking about the to get a handle on the deficit in the -- and the debt. it turns out the republican party or the electric were not that interested in fiscal restraint. as craig pointed out, trump comes along, completely redefines the approach to those issues. republicans who were all in on the tea party go we are not that interested in entitlement reform, the debt and deficit. it was like a switch. in 2012, you looked at paul ryan, and i think a lot of republicans and conservatives said this is the future of the republican party and conservative movement. that was obviously not the case. host: let's go to tim, north carolina, a democrat. not paul ryan and all the other republicans earlier this year in fact getting off of the titanic? host: craig gilbert? guest: i think he is talking about retirements. host: republicans retiring, getting off the titanic. guest: with respect to all right, t

even paul ryan, the man who certainly had the moxie to call out president obama and said he wasn't speaking in a presidential fashion, he's never said that about the president of the united states. yes, he's said he can't change the 14th amendment by himself. that's not the problem, the problem isn't his misunderstanding of executive authority. that's exactly what he criticized in obama with daca. the hypocrisy is clear. it's not clear to your leaders in your party on any level that i'm seeing. where they say, we think these lines are crossed. kasich's right, we're not going to allow it any more. he's got to stop, we're going to go talk to him. none of that is happening, this is who you are. >> i think we have to recognize the fact that there are elements on both sides that get out of control, and they say things that -- >> one side is saying if they throw rocks at you, treat it as rifles -- >> my deal is, this is the president, and you're above all other mega phones. there are some republicans who are speaking out, carlos cabella who tried to -- >> he's not in the leadership. >> well, he's

president obama on the campaign trail warning against the rhetoric of fear. on paul reece in doha with the sports among piles is off the charts as she wins so sir world title in qatar more than anyone else in the history of gymnastics. very warm welcome to this hour of news turkey's president rigid or a do it has suggested the order to kill saudi journalist jamal khashoggi came from the highest level of the saudi government writing in the washington post he said he didn't think it was saudi king solomon cold to hit becomes a stark officials have been drip drip feeding more details on the murder telling al-jazeera that the journalist body was dismembered and this all said. more now from istanbul. the saudi crown prince in riyadh welcoming evangelical christians from the united states a gathering of the muslim worlds most conservative country the kingdom's keen to repair its international reputation damaged by the killing of. the saudi journalist disappeared a month ago in istanbul after two weeks of denials saudi leaders eventually admitted the journalist was accident

i thought when mitch mcconnell and paul ryan decided to block forything obama was elected was treasonobama tried to warn us. gop stopped in. republican line from florida, thank you for waiting. caller: how are you doing? i think the man that laid out with thethat you side mueller investigation and the democrats is very evident. the reason i say this is because what you just read about the charges, the indictments about wasn and the other fellas nothing to do with the russian probe. personal finance charge cohen was indicted for. the other man, the head of his campaign, nothing in comparison to trump. why did you even read that stuff? one other thing, aren't you the thethat used to put saturday night live clips on, and they were always anti-trump? at the same time, what do you think about the last clip they did about the war hero that had his eye put out? do you think saturday night live is still great? last question, i think you are in for to have a call once only because you did that over a month ago about black callers only. what is that all about? if that is not a left-wing dispers

obama ,tarted under george w. bush and that is all i have to say. in the words of pearl hall the -- in the words of paularvey, good day. host: you mentioned former president obama before. he talked about the economy that he inherited and what he did during his time in office. here is a bit of what he had to say [video clip] mr. obama: i had to get the broom, the mop, and we had to clean it up. and we got the economy growing again. covered another 20 million folks with health care. cut the deficit by more than half. make sure the wealthiest paid their fair share of taxes of a cell the time i left office, wages were rising. the uninsured rate had fallen. jobs inomy created more my last 21 months than it has in the 21 months since i left office. [cheers and applause] folks, wheno, when you hear these republicans say, ,ook at how good the economy is where do you think that started? [cheers and applause] host: getting your comments this morning, your view of the u.s. economy and you can give us a call or send us a tweet, or post on facebook. rebecca says wages are not keeping pace with housing and food and s

that's what paul ryan and other republicans -- take a look. let's show the economic fact. barack obamawith a $587 billion deficit that was decreasing. donald trump and the republicans come in, it jumped to $782 billion. now they've lost control of the congress. is it wrong to run on something and then do the opposite? >> look, if that's the case, no politician would ever run for office. we see this from political party to political party, regardless. they say one thing, they get into washington, d.c., they do something different. >> now you sound like them because you're blaming other people -- >> i don't blame everybody. >> i'm asking you, you ran the 2016 campaign -- >> i agree with you. >> you told people in these other parts of the country, we're going to help you, we're going to shrink the deficit, and you're growing it. >> we also said we're going to create new jobs. we're going to bring back our manufacturing base. we're going to increase our gdp from what was 1.2%, 1.3%, to 3.5%. that's where we are. the other thing this president did is refunded the military to the levels that

shortsighted and him to fail as president obama promised decision to skip the yearly event has allowed chinese leadership thing to take center stage at that summit so paul. resorting to old practices such as protectionism unilateral ism will not result problems but also adds the uncertainties to the global economy history tells us taking the road of confrontation whether in the form of a cold war open war or tried war will produce no when it is us president mike pence says the tariffs will remain until china changes its ways. we have great respect for president. and great respect for china but in the president's words china is taking advantage of the united states for many many years. in those days are over. as the president said and china has tremendous barriers they have tremendous tariffs and as we all know their country and gauges and quotas forced technology transfers you know property thirty industrial subsidies on an unprecedented scale at least thirty seven people have died in violence between muslim and christian armed groups in central african republic that's after the united nations extended the mandate for its peacekeeping mission for anothe

predecessor, quote, one thing i learned during the obama years is when you look the other way regarding problems in the middle east itself works out. senator rand paul said i'm pretty sure the statement is saudi arabia first, not america first. >> congress was free to go in a different direction and lindsey graham said he believes there will be a strong bipartisan support for serious sanctions against saudi arabia but the message from the white house is clear, putting business opportunities and security alliances over this egregious human rights view. >> so much outcry to remarks on saudi arabia will the administration be forced to take a tougher stance? senior strategic analyst general jack keane joins us now. great to see you as always. what, trying to thread the needle, some will say critics of the president is overhyping the business relationship, he talked about the joined goal of fighting terrorism and how saudi arabia is a partner and many people left and right outraged by the murder and the president needs to have a stronger moral position for the country. >> a strategy forward not exclusive of one another. this outrageous crime has always b

obama gets tonight's last word. "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> the breaking news tonight is from the "new york times." paul manafort's lawyers have been passing information on to trump's lawyers after manafort agreed to work for the feds. the reporter who broke the story standing by. >>> plus the "washington post" has landed an exclusive interview with president trump where he doesn't deny talking to his new acting a.g. matt whitaker about the russia investigation. one of the reporters in the oval office for that today also standing by for us tonight. >>> and the last senate race of 2018. results from election night in mississippi, steve kornacki at the big board as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a busy tuesday night. well, good evening once again from our nbc headquarters here in new york. this has been an eventful day, 627 of the trump administration. toept tonight we begin with breaking news, the first of which from the "new york times." michael schmidt is standing by with a story entitled "manafort's lawyer said to brief trump attorneys on what he told mueller. manafort's lawyer, quote, reportedly br

paul ryan, he said this yesterday. >> you obviously cannot do that, you cannot end birthright citizenship with an executive order, we didn't like when obama tried changing immigration laws. >> that did not please the president. he tweeted this -- now if all this is not enough, how about this, some old video surfaced of the former senate majority leader, harry reid, a democrat, and prominent one at that railing against birthright citizenship from back in 1993. >> if making it easy to be an illegal alien isn't enough, how about offering the reward for being an illegal immigrant. no sane country would do that, right? guess again. if you break our laws by entering this country without permission to give birth to a child, we reward that child with u.s. citizenship, and guarantee a full access to all public and social services this society provides. that's a lot of services. >> reid put a statement out today saying he was wrong back then, against the president's plan now. so is this birthright citizenship a winning topic politically for republicans or just a distraction in the homestretch. six days before the midterms, joined by the former spec

obama administration. joining me right now with the very latest on the ground live from tijuana, fox news correspondent jeff paulff. >> reporter: good evening, trish. we're outside the largest shelter here in tijuana, many of those my grants where organizers -- migrants say there's more than 5,000 people living inside, so many that many are now living out on the street in tents, sleeping in blankets. the situation for many not getting any better. in fact, we got a chance to go inside and see what life is like. take a look at what we found. well, what was once a baseball field is now the main shelter for the migrants from central america, and as you take a look over here, you can see how thousands are living right now in makeshift tents, in blankets, anything to keep them warm through the night. it is pretty rough conditions over here. it smells of raw sewage, and there are a lot of families here; women, men, children. thousands of people living in conditions like this for up to two weeks now. and this is where they're going to be waiting until they figure out their next move, whether it is to stay here in tijuan

paul ryan, the rest of the republican leadership, i mean if republicans don't stand up for mccraven or simply accept the argument that even if he is an obama supporter doesn't distract from his heroism, than you have this problem. >> they can change that. i want to also -- what the president said, you know, he has not visited troops in a war zone. he didn't go visit arlington on armistice day, but this is what the president said. >> i don't think anybody's been more with them than i have. i don't think anybody has done more than me. on top of which you have these phony witch hunts. >> the cemetery is across the street from him. just last week, we were suppo supporting the i.t. issue for all these vets who aren't getting -- >> and all the members overseas. he's spinning himself. he's doing all his projection "i'm the best for the military." military members are smarter. he may be able to fool some of the audience on fox news. >> what i don't get is these events should be layoffs, no biggie. why wouldn't the president do it? >> look, it's laziness but it's also the fact the republican party lets him get away with it. we just had the 100th an

predecessor, one thing i learned during the obama years is that when you look the other way regarding trump and the middle east, it seldom works out. senator rand paul said, i'm pretty sure this statement is saudi arabia first, no america first. >> in that statement, president trump said that congress was free to go in a different direction, and indeed tonight, senator lindsey graham says he believes there will be strong bipartisan support for a serious sanctions against saudi arabia. shannon, the message from the white house tonight is clear. it's putting business opportunities and security alliances over this egregious human rights abuse. >> shannon: thank you very much. with so much outcry from the left and the right to the president's remarks on saudi arabia today, will the administration be forced to take a tougher stance? retired general and fox news senior strategic analyst, general joined us now. great to see you, as always. what about trying to thread this needle because there are some who will say, his critics, the president is overhyping the business relationship, the dollars at stake. he talked today about the joint goal of how saudi ara

paul ryan, tried to put on the kibosh just yesterday. >> you cannot end that with an executive order. we didn't like it when obama tried changing immigration laws via executive action. obviously as conservatives, we believe in the constitution. you know, as a conservative, i'm a believer in following the plain text of the constitution and i think in this case the 14th amendment is pretty clear. >> as you saw earlier, the president quoting unnamed legal scholars signalled he believes otherwise. earlier he tweeted that speaker ryan should mind his own business. paul ryan should be focusing on holding the majority rather than giving his opinions on birthright citizenship, something he knows nothing about. we have two legal views from kansas secretary of state and republican candidate for governor, kris kobach, and jeffrey toobin. i spoke to both of them earlier today. jeff, the president doubling down on this, saying that he can move this by executive order. can he? >> no, he can't. he can't do it by executive order and he can't even do it by legislation. conservatives have been talking for decades about the need to

obama interpreted. i do insist t on trump. i do ignore obvious treason. and i idolize outrageous trickster. >> host: okay. that's paul new jersey and we had one more here from alex in maryland who is already voted. .. >> kind of incoherent about certain laws. i think they're just being made visible now. i think it's important to recognize them, important to recognize marginalized voices. so, again, probably, probably something that people who are not in position to be disadvantaged by these laws unfairly have to notice because these voices are much more audible, these problems are are much more visible. so i think, you know, it doesn't need to be a tool of division, it can be a really important tool in restoration, and i really hope you would consider these voices as legitimate. >> host: gallup has a poll as the elections, as campaign comes to a close, a poll on top issues nationing congress or, certainly -- facing congress or, ercertainly congressional races. the top three as very important, number one, health care. 80% of respondents said that. 78% saying economy is a very important issue. equally, 78% also saying

obama gets tonight's last word. "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> the breaking news tonight is from the "new york times." paul have been passing information on to trump's lawyers after manafort agreed to work for the feds. the reporter who broke the story standing by. >>> plus the "washington post" has landed an exclusive interview with president trump where he doesn't deny talking to his new acting a.g. matt whitaker about the russia investigation. one of the reporters in the oval office for that today also standing by for us tonight. >>> and the last senate race of 2018. results from election night in mississippi, steve kornacki at the big board as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a busy tuesday night. this has been an eventful day. 677 of the trump administration and once again tonight we begin with breaking news, the first of which from the "new york times." michael schmidt, who's standing by to talk to us as part of a triple byline story that says paul manafort's lawyer apparently briefed trump's legal team on what he's been telling the special counsel mueller and what they've been asking manafort. the r

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