. >> that was the late paul walker back in 2000 promoting "the fast and the furious," 13 years beforer crash. >> now, tomorrow, a new documentary "i am paul walker" celebrates paul's life, with never-before-seen footage and interviews with those who knew him best. >> it didn't matter, like, when he didn't have anything at all and then when he had everything. like nothing about him changed. >> paul's need for speed was pretty ironic, considering what he told us on our first "fast & furious" set visit back in 2000. >> we went to this racing school in vegas. i learned just how little i knew about driving. >> paul caught on fast. but sadly, it was also a high-speed crash that killed him nearly five years ago. >> if you loved him the way that we did, you'd say why him and not us. >> in the new paramount network documentary, friends and family really open up about paul. >> we had a motor home but the boys always popped up their tents. >> and i would get the kids up and we would go out to tide pools. >> paul actually confirmed his love of the great outdoors, during his last interview with us

now the documentary "i am paul walker" produced by network entertainment seeks to take viewers inside his family protected. he didn't idolize all these people and say i want to be a big movie star one day. >> reporter: nearly five years after paul walker's death in a car crash at the age of 40, his father and siblings caleb and cody reveal a loving son, dad and older brother. >> ah. >> what was it like to see the footage of you hugging your brother? >> yeah, it was powerful. we all loved him. i loved him. i love that video. i love that video. >> reporter: the "fast and furious" made him a star but he lived off the showbiz grid often out of the country on surf trips. >> that's where he escaped all of his troubles. and all of his stress and everything. i mean, he would literally vanish. >> reporter: paul kept his charitable works out of the limelight as when he made his way to haiti to help survivors of the devastating 2010 earthquake. >> and he wanted to do it under the radar without anybody knowing about it. he simply got some personal friends of his that were firefighters and paramed

you mentioned coming days at a time where paul walker was playing inflation hard and using monetary policyery stringently. >> that is exactly right. in 1979 we had 50% inflation. ander raises interest rates in 1980 martin good friend got his phd. like you said, they were coming-of-age. this is why their model is so inflation centric and why the fed does what it does. that was the issue they were concerned about at the time. as we move forward to 2018 inflation is no longer seen as the suit problem. people are more worried about inequality -- this huge problem. people are worried about inequality. the people who designed this whole system around inflation are thinking maybe they need higher interest rates if they are going to keep inflation in check. that is why there is a bit of tension between theory and reality in 2018. besome of the reality has to at the moment wages and inflation are not always as they may have been thought by the new keynesian. >> that is why these theories are running into trouble at the moment. we all know about the phillips curve, that relationship between low unem

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ironic because, of course, scott walker ran against donald trump and clearly, you know, it wasn't a big fan at least at one point but, you know, in addition to policy, paul, what makes walker stand out is he has one of the best political organizations of any governor of either party in the country and you just don't count him out. as you said, he's won 3 elections for governor even though it's two terms, he never gets more than 51, 52% of the vote but he always wins an he's been able to get allies nominated and elected too. so right now it's a toss-up but that's one you should watch every day all the way to election day. paul: let's turn to new england states because that's now seen as leftist center stronghold and yet you pointed out this week in news letter that the republicans could actually win every single one of those states in governorships if everything fell in the right direction, what's happening there? >> what's happening there is, paul, the republicans are adapting to local conditions and nominating candidates who can win. that is social moderates, fiscal conservatives, the governor of massachusetts, governor charles baker is in like flynn, t

paul ryan is leaving the house and scott walker is in electoral trouble. pedro: how do she fit into the picture? cortez --across your ocasio cortez? she has sort of popped out of nowhere. -- has been a useful in example as to be kind of as, there isenergy a new crop of young up and com ers. who knows how it will ultimately play out? she could play out quicker than anyone realizes. the "new york one story, youee will see three over the next few months. in local and house races around the country in which young people in their 20's and early 30's are making good progress against established candidates. that is a very salient storyline at the moment. bleed-over into the next cycle. i am not calling for generation xers to put a flag down. i am making more modest suggestions. to do with your personal life and his self-regulation in the way you raise your children. i am not making the political case for a wave of gen x'ers sweeping the political tables. born after 1980, from california, this is dave. caller: good morning. you mentioned millennials don't think th

he doesn't have the backing of wisconsin gop heavyweights like paul ryan, scott walker, reince priebust state senator volusia county mere to win. the paul ryan wants his former aide, candidate ryan styles to succeed him. the district has five other republicans as well, who will face the winner of the democratic primary, in november, and what is no longer this wisconsin first district, a safe republican-held seat come november. david. david: i remember when it was a safe democratic seat. it goes both ways. peter doocey, great to see you. melissa. melissa: here to react one and only james freeman, "wall street journal" editorial page editor and author of a fantastic new book sliding off the shelves at amazon. if there any there get them there immediately because it will be gone in a minute. "borrowed time." james freeman. >> thank you. melissa: a lot of pressure on you with that introduction. i hope you brought you "a" game. let me ask you about wisconsin. a lot of races in there. >> yes. melissa: a lot of really big-name people clustered around. what do you think is going to happen? wha

who will face the incumbent democrat tammy baldwin in november will be the favorite of paul ryan and scott walkers and a lot of gop establishment type folks in wisconsin. and another race wisconsin republican governor scott walker did get a democratic opponent tonight, the school superintendent who easily emerged from an 8 person democratic field, either's is an outspoken opponent of reining in collective bargaining power and also opposes a $10 billion electronic plan he wants to build your. he accuses walker of getting fox connor handout. walker has already won two gubernatorial elections and did beat back a recall = has his hands full. national democratic leaders are hoping to flip the seat being vacated by retiring speaker paul ryan and they found their candidate in november, randy the irons - bright who announced his campaign in june by offering to trade jobs with the speaker saying he would go to dc, and his hand-picked successor also won tonight at he won by a sizable margin in the first district and he said in a statement i will do everything i can to help his fall campaign and look forwar

democrat, tammy baldwin, in november, is going to be leah vukmir, who was a favorite of paul ryan and scott walker of g.o.p. establishment type folks here in wisconsin. another race, wisconsin's republican governor scott walker did get a democratic apartment tonight. the state school superintendent tony devers, who easily emerged from an eight person democratic field. he is an outspoken opponent of walker's most famous legislation that reined in unions collective bargaining power and evers also poses a $10 billion electronic plan that fox gone wants to build here. he accuses walker, his soon-to-be opponent, of giving them a handout. ryan has -- walker, rather, has already won mike two gubernatorial elections and he beat back a really dumb a great call try so evers is going to ho make a fourth time a turn for the democrats. national democratic leaders are also hoping to flip the seat being vacated by by the retirig speaker paul ryan. they found their candidate in november. it's going to be randy "the iron stanch sell's --" price. he said he will go to d.c. and ryan can go work in a mine, that never

republicans faithfully a boutonniere backed by the leading republican scott walker, reince priebus and paulyan, jumping on the trump train. >> we going to take that to washington where they need the help of a strong conservative to join the ranks to help donald trump make america great, keep america great. >> reporter: a former aide to the speaker, brian style, will face randy rice. he goes by the nickname iron stash. the school superintendent tony evers has a message for the president. >> donald trump's tariffs are having a devastating impact on my hometown. it is heartbreaking to watch. >> reporter: republicans rejected presidential candidate tim poland he --pawlenty for jim johnson who was endorsed by trump. he faces serious abuse allegations and won the attorney general primary is now to vermont, bernie sanders and the senate, no surprise, they nominated the first transgender candidate and in the connecticut governor's race, facing off against republican bob stefanhowski. just a few more as we inch closer to november. jillian: the trump campaign filing a complaint against omarosa newman

democratic incumbent senator tammy baldwin backed by the state's leading republican, scott walker, rines priebus and paul ryan and jumping on the trump train. >> we are going to take that to washington where they need the help of a strong conservative to join the ranks to help donald trump make america great, keep america great. >> reporter: facing democrat nominee randy bryce, the iron staff. randy walker got help from tony evers with a message from the president. >> trump's tariffs are having a devastating impact on my hometown. it is been heartbreaking to watch. rob: in minnesota republicans rejected well-known presidential candidate tim pawlenty for jim johnson. congressional candidate who the president endorsed and campaigned with, embattled democrat keith ellison facing abuse allegations, in vermont democrats nominated bernie sanders for another term in the senate and also the first transgender candidates in the connecticut governor's race and facing off against bob stefanhowski and joanna hayes warehouse race. we have a winner in the gubernatorial primary, chris b kpbach defeating collier. >> we n

i'm sorry to tell you paul ryan is leaving the house and scott walker is in electoral trouble. when i talk about the torch being passed, the majority of the stories you will read about the rising trend of younger politicians who are millennials. ending told president obama was born in 61. her recent victory, does she qualify? how does she fit into the picture? >> she's a millennial. absolutely a millennial. the book publishing cycle is much slower and longer than the news cycle and she popped out of nowhere. she's a useful example of the kind of energy and fervor and interest around there is a new generation on the scene. who knows how it's ultimately going to play out. when you openat up the new york times in the morning, you're going to see three stories over the next few months. countryces around the in which young people in their 20's and early 30's are unexpectedly making good progress. it's a very salient storyline at the moment. i'm not calling for generation x server -- x to put a flag down. i'm making much more modest suggestions. a mostly have to do with your personal

they was backed by paul ryan and scott walker.at. reporter: all eyes on minnesota where republicans rejected former well-known presidential candidate tim paw lentty for newcomer, county commissioner jeff johnson who aligned himself with the president. pawlenty suffered from the his comments in 2016 calling donald trump unhinged and unfit for presidency. pete who endorsed and campaigned with easily cruised to victory in a primary. keith ellison, the dnc deputy chair, facing a series of domestic abuse allegations he won the attorney general primary for democrats n vermont, it was about bernie sanders, nominated the first transgender governor. in connecticut they chose a teacher of the year. steve: get is getting exciting. griff. ainsley: that transgender beat a 14-year-old. they didn't have a age limit. the 14-year-old said i'm going to run. ran in the primary. didn't win. brian: got more votes than any other ninth grader in the country. ainsley: that's a deficit. steve: i think tim pawlenty given a do-over would in the say the pres

republicans and i think you're going to really have a hard time in the upper midwest, scott walker is up for election -- paul: wisconsin. >> browner in illinois, again, michigan where bill won the republican primary, he wrapped himself around donald trump but donald trump only has a 35% approval rating in michigan and i think also if you look at kansas if chris wins, he's run on a very antiimmigrant line, i think that's going to really alienate voters there. paul: the competitor, we don't know who will get the nomination, that's very, very close. kansas should be a republican way up and you're saying -- >> the former hhs secretary in the obama administration was governor there so they have had democratic governors. paul: kim, i know that you have been talking to sources in gop, what are they telling you about, i guess, the optimistic line? what's the case that they are going to upset convention here and do better than anyone thinks even if it's not quite a red wave? >> yeah, so here is what they'll say in the white house, some people have been critical of the president going out and doing these rallies, talk

democrats are fighting for the chance to unseat republican governor scott walker and there's a crowded field in the battle to replace pauln. peter doocy is in wisconsin. peter? >> dana, the last three times democrats have tried to unseat scott walker or beat scott walker, they have failed. twice in general elections, once with a recall. that frustrates democrats in wisconsin because while he's been in office, walker has been butting heads with public workers unions by forcing them to pay more for certain benefits and rolling back certain bargaining power they had. now democrats have an eight candidate field trying to knock him off. whoever wins could reveal a lot about what kind of candidate democratic voters in the midwest believe gives them the best chance to flip gop offices and seats. republicans are about to take a senate candidate that gives them the best chance of a blue wave. the target is incumbent democratic senator tammy baldwin. republicans trying to challenge here including kevin nicholson from the college of democrats that broke with the party and his family over the pro choice part of the democratic platfo

as you noted, she had major establishment support, paul ryan obviously the speaker of the house while governor scott walkert endorse, his family were involved in super pacs. this is the blue wall when it comes to democrats and republicans, there will be a tough race against tammy baldwin. when you talk to people on both sides, the numbers in favor of tammy baldwin but when you have the money and you've seen the president tweeting, this is going to be a race that will matter. >> and when you talk about minnesota, my home state, it is fascinating. this is a blue state and increasingly you have republicans thinking 2020, can they flip it. i don't think there's any question about it and not just because you're from there. >> remember jesse ventura? >> it's a different dynamic and you hit on the key point, look at minnesota's 8th district that has been in the democratic hands for decades. in minnesota there are two very clear districts. someone who didn't, pawlenty, former governor of the state, obviously at one point a presidential candidate considered the future of the republican party expected to be the nomi

since then, you have scott walker, national republican figure as your governor, the speaker of the house, pauln, the president loved the fact -- he likes to give out his maps. look at the states i turned. now he has tariffs, and he's saying boycott harley-davidson. listen to speaker ryan and governor walker trying to dance around that one. >> yeah, the president has a style that's different. he knows that i don't like tariffs either, but i think at the end of the day, we hopefully can get an agreement here that opens up more access to our products in europe. i think that's good for everybody, including h harley-davidson. >> i want harley-davidson to do well here in the state of wisconsin. i think one of the best ways for that to happen is for us to do what the president himself talked about. that's get to a point where there's no tariffs. >> spin. >> i think the question is how big of a factor trump will be in this particular race, as jackie said. scott walker is a well-established figure in this state. he has a formidable fundraising apparatus, which is very important in a race like this. wil

republicans and i think you're going to really have a hard time in the upper midwest, scott walker is up for election -- paul: wisconsin. >> browner in illinois, again, michigan where bill won the republican primary, he wrapped himself around donald trump but donald trump only has a 35% approval rating in michigan and i think also if you look at kansas if chris wins, he's run on a very antiimmigrant line, i think that's going to really alienate voters there. paul: the competitor, we don't know who will get the nomination, that's very, very close. kansas should be a republican way up and you're saying -- >> the former hhs secretary in the obama administration was governor there so they have had democratic governors. paul: kim, i know that you have been talking to sources in gop, what are they telling you about, i guess, the optimistic line? what's the case that they are going to upset convention here and do better than anyone thinks even if it's not quite a red wave? >> yeah, so here is what they'll say in the white house, some people have been critical of the president going out and doing these rallies, talk

will be on the ballot in november to replace speaker paul ryan and his wisconsin district as democrats nominate a challenger to governor scott walkerpublican pete stauber looks to win the nomination for a house eat in minnesota that is expected to be a close contest in november. president trump is definitely making his presence felt. take a listen. >> president trump: they don't mind crime with an open border. they hate i.c.e. because i.c.e. is rough and tough and that's what we need. they don't take care of our law enforcement, military or our vets. other than that, they are fantastic. >> melissa: we are fantastic. now listen to this. >> i think the president going out campaigning for members is a good thing. i think he's the reason troy balderston was able to win last tuesday. he was losing, when the president came in for the big rally the president has had an amazing year and a half and i think he helps us. >> melissa: besides the fact that the democrats hate the police, i.c.e., all law enforcement -- is there any particular race that you are focused in on, the scott walker race i think is interesting and connecticut could have

. >> an easy win for governor scott walker who earned the gop nomination as he seeks a t faces who won an eight way primary race. and two contenders emerged for paul ryan's 76-seat. democrat randy bryce will face-off against republican bryan steil. for more on the highlights let's go to nbc national political correspondent steve kornacki. >> another night of headlines, big one. minnesota tim was a presidential canned dapt in 2012. he wanted his old job back, but he will not. pale palenti losing to jeff johnson for the primary of minnesota. who will johnson face on the democratic side? tim wall, the congressman. it will be wall versus johnson for governor of minute minuneso. another headline race. the national committee giving up his house 76-seat in congress to run for attorney general. he was hit with accusations of .omestic violence in the final t story figures election and one ominently in other headline from this primary night, it is the race for governor of kansas. the voting took place a week ago. but now tonight jeff kohlier, the governor conceding a very close race. he concedes to crisco back. that happened and kobak candidate for governor

walker, but she's got a democrats going after him. if trump's popularity in the state and of course the open c. pauld as the diggers dori in november. >> i do think they are the biggest in wisconsin. we've been through this before challenging times. he's overcome a recall election. this is his fourth term as governor. he obviously commoditized. they will be a challenge of course is obviously going against them. that's obviously pretty tough out there. zero well ill get through it. the bigger race of course the speaker brian. cheryl: fascinating to see this can't been in north korea. chris does that come at thank you much, guys. great to have you both here. lauren: angering customers again this time over their new subscription plan. cheryl: tracee carrasco with that story and other news making headlines. lauren: subscribers who had previously canceled the service are being enrolled in two movie passes. new plans which rose up this week. subscribers received an e-mail that they had confirmed their new movie passes and even after canceling. complaining that they can eventually canceled movie pass a err

paul ryan. his announcement to be retired, and now he has endorsed his former staffer for the post. on the state level, governor scott walkerd off a recall election in 2012. he's the favorite to make it through the primary, but he might have a tough time against the democratic favorite, state school superintendent tony evers, there are eight candidates on the democratic side there. across four states that are having primaries, republicans are looking to see if the president helps them or hurts them. they want to see if the candidates who embrace the president get the nod or the candidates who run putting him at the arm's length get the nod. now, in connecticut the retire thing governor faces a popularity problem which may open the door to turn the state blue at the governor's level, or, i'm sorry, turn this blue state red at the governor's level for the first time in eight years. the congressional races democrats are expected to win the midterms there in connecticut. now, a different story in minnesota. voters will be looking at four candidates -- i mean, four house races for candidates. now, that could very well be the dec

walker will face the democrat, tony evers in november. evers beat out seven people for that spot. and in a race to replace the house speaker, paulsconsin regent ryan stile came out atop of the republican field. he used to work for ryan who endorsed him. randy brice won the democratic nomination. he's an iron worker that goes by the nickname iron staff. in vermont, christine colquitt when she became the first tran gender to win state after. she beat three democrats. she called vermont a beacon of hope. she will face the incumbent, phil scott, in the general election coming up. we'll be back with a look at one of the most talked about concerts of all-time. it might never have happened had it not been for the help of a farmer. the concert kickoff on this day in history. the nation's largest senior-living referral service. for the past five years, i've spoken with hundreds of families and visited senior-care communities around the country. and i've got to tell you, today's senior-living communities are better than ever. these days, there are amazing amenities, like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bar

electronics plant that walker helped bring to the state which is expected to bring thousands of jobs with it. democrats are trying to help put forward a candidate that can flip the retiring paulte of the six republicans running as a former aide named o'brien style. the winner there will face whatever democrat emerges from a contentious two-person primary from a seat that is not safe. and democrats are not on offense everywhere. two well-funded republicans are competing to take on incumbent democratic senator tammy baldwin. one of them is a state senator who hope she gets credit for the good economy and the other is kevin nicholson, a former president of the college democrats of america who left the party that his parents are still part of over the democrats pro-choice platform. martha? >> martha: peter doocy, and front of a red barn in walkie chef. here now is more special reports, bret baier will be watching these throughout the evening but it's always good to see you. when you look at the races, it could be a reshaping in terms of the face of some of these places and paul ryan has had that seat for a long time. he leads as speaker of the house. what are you watching tonight

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walker and he has been a fantastic governor. he will have a long day and a tough election. he always does but always comes through. we'll be watching wisconsin and paul ryan's race. in minnesota we have opportunities to pick up seats in the house in the first and eighth district. we think we can flip seats in minnesota and senate races in minnesota as well. i think tina smith will be somebody we'll look at closely. housley is a great challenger and an opportunity to flip that seat. >> bill: how would you characterize republican turnout to date in these primaries? >> california we had higher turnout in six of the seven districts. a battleground states for the democrats and their path to the majority. in ohio we had higher turnout, in georgia and south carolina. in these specials it has been harder to gauge in the summer and off years. the turnout across the primaries we have been matching the enthusiasm of the democrats and i expect we about will do it in november as well. >> bill: the strategy is shaping up to go after nancy pelosi and maxine waters from the clip we just heard from the president. is that a pathway to keeping the majority in the house