gregg: president trump just arrived in pensacola, florida for his make america great again rally. he arrived at the pensacola air station, about 20 minutes away from where he will be speaking. there is the president waving to the people at the naval station. he will be escorted over to his limousine which travels with the president. the cargo plane and the rest his entourage. i'm gregg jarrett in for lou dobbs. president trump authorizing federal assistance for southern california. the fires stretching from north of los angeles to san diego county. adam housley is in san diego county with our report. >> the fires in southern california stretching 150 miles from santa barbara down to san diego. the firestorm tearing through everything in its path. >> the embers are coming. the empty field caught on fire. there was a propane explosion. >> as people were trying to evacuate the fire was being and by santa ana winds and people could not get out of their homes fast enough. reporter: and neither could these horses. a scene of horror and panic as they tried to help the horses escape. the f

president trump will soon be heading over to a rally in pensacola, florida. from alabama. you think the president might take up the alabama race here? key developments that call into question some accusations that roy moore had written everything that was in a year book inscription to one beverly nelson. turns out that he wrote some of it, but didn't write all of it. who do you believe? what do you believe and how much after this. ♪ we are the driven... the dedicated... the overachievers. we know our best investment is in ourselves. we don't take no for an answer. we fight for what we want. even for the things that were once a given. going to college... buying a home... and not being in debt for it for the rest of our lives. but we're only as strong as our community. who inspires and pushes us to go further than we could ever go alone. sofi. get there sooner. >> neil: all right. the president will be in route to pensacola, florida, which is not that far from the alabama border. try about 20 miles. hillary vaughn with the latest and why the president is making

pensacola, florida. lou dobbs will bring you live coverage of it tonight. charles payne is here with "making money." s. charles: i'm charles payne and this is "making money." we have several stories from washington and unfortunately the wildfires in california. in just a couple hours president trump will take the stage in a rally in florida. the raging wildfires in california forcing hundreds of thousands to evacuate their homes. we'll get the latest on how bad it's getting. first we begin where a preview of the trump cally in pensacola. senate candidate roy moore is at home, fighting doug jones for that senate seat. deneen borelli is a fox news contributor as well. people say this is a de facto alabama rally. i was in pensacola and just about everybody on the beach were from alabama and other states. president trump tweeted out today, vote roy moore. he wants the people in alabama to vote for roy moore. >> considering what the media is saying about this election coming up. the left-wing media is demonizing peferg roy moore has said or done. the news came o

in a few moments to head to pensacola, florida, where he has a large rally. ll very vaughn in pensacola. a few days ago you were covering fires in california but now you're in pensacola. what do you expect tonight? reporter: cold and windy here not what you expect in florida. hundreds of people lined up, and presidents trump expected here in hours. the big question, is roy moore showing up tonight. but his campaign said he is not. they encouraged their supporters to come here and listen to president trump speak. there are handful of alabama supporters -- voters and roy moore supporters. look at this line, and it is cold. people are lined up. the big other thing to note here, pensacola, florida, and mobile, alabama, the third biggest city in alabama, they share a media market. so president trump's appearance here is almost like going to the stump in mobile because local tv is going wall-to-wall with his remarks tonight. campaigning here instead, let's trump reach out to grassroots voters in alabama and still stay arm's length away from candidate roy moore. the

liz: president trump about to lead a rally of thousands in pensacola, florida.l bring you live coverage of it tonight. charles payne is here with "making money." s. charles: i'm charles payne and this is "making money." we have several stories from washington and unfortunately the wildfires in california. in just a couple hours president trump will take the stage in a rally in florida. the raging wildfires in california forcing hundreds of thousands to evacuate their homes. we'll get the latest on how bad it's getting. first we begin where

president trump held the rally in pensacola, florida, overni t overnight.s the border from alabama. there's no doubt president trump using the event to drum up support for controversial senate candidate roy moore, offering his most full-throated endorsement yet. take a listen. >> get out and vote for moore. we need somebody in the senate seat who will vote for our make america great again agenda. >> reporter: roy is accused of sexual misconduct, including with teenage girls. those are accusations he's firmly denied. president trump up and tweeting today about the event last night, saying in his tweet, great evening last night in pensacola, florida. arena was packed to the rafters. the crowd was loud, loving and really smart. they definitely get what's going on. thank you, pensacola. all of it will be at the forefront as president trump heads here to jackson a little later on today. >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> new details coming out this morning about the reason behind the abrupt resignation of arizona republican congressman franks. a former aide says

i'm martha maccallum and the story begin was live look at pensacola, florida. president trump is about to take the stage there. he will no doubt tout the jobs number that came out today for november. it was an upside surprise. he will also likely double down on his endorsement for alabama senate candidate roy moore. lots of news today. pension cola the eastern part of the alabama media market, hence the reasonable for being there perhaps to-to-some extent tonight. mark short of the president's team joins me in moments from the white house. but, first, there are big developments tonight with regard to the russia investigation. we now know that the fbi determined that attorney general jeff sessions did nothing wrong with regard to the meetings that he had with the russian ambassador. they said they were routine. they came to that conclusion on march 7th of this year just five days after the a.g. recused himself from the investigation. so that's interesting timing, isn't it? and it raises new questions about why jeff sessions felt that he needed to recuse himself

trish: tune in special coverage on fox business as president takes the stage in pensacola, florida, 8:00 p.m. eastern. lou has it all for you. i just want to give a very special shoutout to my two little girls, my twins, elizabeth and alexander turned eight years old today. i'm on my way to the party, liz. >> save me some cake. we all do goody bags at the birthday parties. happy birthday to them. bulls jogging the markets into record territory in the final hour of trade after the november ememployment report reveals the economy added 228,000 jobs. unemployment rate steady at 1.1%. here comes the fed. is a rate hike next week now a sure thing? some of the rally credit has to go to the fact that the government lights will be left on for another two weeks. not months. just weeks. that is juicing investors appetites too. president trump signing the continuing resolution into law a couple hours ago. in this hour the battle is just getting started. congressman john geir menddy, democrat of california with us live. what's his and the democrats price for passage? we'll ask him. and he is in c

so the president today headed to pensacola, florida, to campaign for this alabama senate nominee. ard that right. let's send you a map to show you why the president is going to florida to campaign for someone who will be elected in alabama. he's going to pensacola which i than florida's capital. 15% of the tv market in alabama, they get it from florida. the president's visit there will reach 15% of the voters who could vote for roy moore. that's why he's going to pensacola today. this is a case where a lot of republicans here on capitol hill may have abandoned moore. but the president and the national republican party have jumped back into this race. the election happens on tuesday. >>> wow. all right, tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. tracie, thank you. >>> republicans definitely want to hold on to that seat. thank you. >>> now, as we told you about senator al franken announcing his resignation from congress, he said it was the worst day of his life. minnesota democrat has been fighting for his job for weeks after multiple women accused him of inappropriate touching. he ca

and not too far away, the president speaking in pensacola, florida in the last 24 hours. and not too long ago, roy moore addressing the question of what does make america great again and he mentions a time in the united states history where he's saying that's one of the great times of america, although there was slavery. and one would say the context and the seriousness by which it was mentioned, maybe not the best fit based on the them attics that are happening in the rice there and what's happening there as we were talking about in mississippi. your thought, ken? >> yeah, this race is alabama is so fraught for so many different reasons that really get at the sort of cultural, identity politics, the culture war, if you will. and trump has pitted groups, demographic groups against demographic groups, including singling out african americans, making them feel uncomfortable, making muslim americans feel uncomfortable. and so trump's endorsement of roy moore will probably help rally roy moore's base because the types of folks who support him and supported trump, trump won al

the president is not expected to mention moore's tonight in pensacola, florida.t a political driver and a 3 wood away from the alabama border. john roberts start us off. >> a cannon shot for me. the president is spending the weekend in the south. he has an event in mississippi tomorrow and an event tonight in pensacola, bracketing alabama without setting foot in the state rallying conservatives to get out and vote on tuesday. swearing in nielsen as the new homeland security secretary, president trump ran through themes he will go through in pensacola tonight. >> we will get the wall. we want to have great people coming into our country. we want a merit based system. we have to get rid of chain migration. >> the president will speak just 9 miles from the alabama border. but the white house dismisses the notion that tonight's campaign style event has anything to do with roy moore. >> no, it's a campaign event for donald trump. he is the president of the united states. he won florida when many pundits said he would not do it. he has a house in florida. >> roy moore

evening president trump is expected to take the stage any moment now at the base center in pensacola, florida. the event is being billed as make america great valley but roy moore senator rally. roy moore is accused of assault by several women that he denies. hundreds of how santhousands of alabamans could see this live or on tv tonight. before leaving washington president posted a long tweet that said vote for roy moore. and tonight for the president caps a journey with moore for silence, in part because according to cnn reporting there was concern by endorsing roy moore the sexual assault claims against the president would be surfaced. but that was a banned because the president defended roy moore denials. and doubts to confidents for the accusers. in the mid of this the president's daughter said there is a special place in held that prey on children. full throat at the accept ns vote roy moore. tonight the rally also ahead in interview you'll only see here a new voice coming forward, confirming one of the central accusers account against roy moore. and later new reporting tonight that the

president trump will be in pensacola, florida, florida. it's about 20 miles from alabama. some say the president will be there to stump for roy moore. we'll be there ahead of that as a news konchs is skejsed later this hour with roy moore's accuser. >>> three members of congress gone in three days. another republican being fchl pressured to resign amid sexual harassment allegations. is this where you typically shop? is this where anyone typically shops? it's time to switch to the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere, every day... not just airline purchases. seriously... double miles... everywhere! what's in your wallet? it's what's insiden't the person who opens it. give ancestrydna, the only dna test that can trace your origins to over 150 ethnic regions. save 30% for the holidays at ancestrydna.com. sn >>> two big events we're following in the roy moore saga. there's a news conference scheduled with one of his accusers and her attorney, gloria allred. she says roy moore tried to assault her when she was jus

so he's going to be in pensacola, florida, tomorrow, giving a campaign style rally, which many believefort to try to bolster roy moore's efforts to win that seat next week. so i think when you look at what's taking place with their support of an alleged paedophile, i think democrats believe that going into next year's elections, this will give them a leg up, particularly when you look at many generic polls right now show that democrats are actually beating republicans for the house of representatives. this could be i think the vehicle that could elevate them to take control of the house of representatives from republicans next year. raging wildfires fanned by strong winds have forced an estimated 200,000 people to flee their homes in southern california. several new wildfires have broken out, reportedly threatening lives and damaging property. firefighting planes have been diverted to one of the latest blazes in san diego county, where hundreds of people have been evacuated. california's governor has declared a state of emergency. john danielsjoins john daniels joins me john danielsjoi

to the candidate for the senate in alabama, and we do know that president trump will be in pensacola, floridales away from the border of alabama so they share the border of alabama so they share the same media market so he's going to be in pensacola, florida, tomorrow, giving a campaign style rally, which many believe will be donein rally, which many believe will be done in an effort to try to bolster roy moore's efforts to win that seat next week. so i think when you look at what's taking place with their support of an alleged paedophile, i think democrats believe that going into next yea r‘s think democrats believe that going into next year's elections, this will give them a leg up, particularly when you look at many generic polls right now showing that democrats are actually beating republicans for the house of representatives. this could be i think the vehicle that could elevate them to take control of the house of representatives from republicans next year. eric, thanks for your time, eric ham in washington for us. raging wildfires fanned by strong winds have forced an estimated 200,000

. >> the president also in courage to people to vote for roy moore at a rally in pensacola, florida. speech show you that later today at 6:30 p.m. eastern. the alabama special election was a topic on the sunday talk shows this morning with richard shelby and tim scott. thoughts ontheir mr. roy moore and the sexual misconduct allegations against him. we also heard from a strategist with the roy moore campaign. >> i don't know what is going to happen. as republican, i had to vote republican and i wanted to vote republican. i understand where the president is coming from and i understand that we would like to retain that seat at the u.s. senate but i tell you what, there is a time -- we call it a tipping point. and i think so many accusations, drip,y cuts, so much drip, when we got to the 14-year-old story, that was enough for me. i said -- i cannot vote for roy moore. >> you're going to wake up on wednesday and one of these two men is going to be your fellow said is that -- senator from alabama. who would you rather deal with on a professional level? >> i don't have to answer that ques

eastern time in pensacola, florida, just 20 minutes, or 20 miles i should say from the alabama borderwhere we find our own hillary vaughn with a preview. hi, hillary. reporter: hey, trish. a lot of people wondering if judge roy moore will cross state lines and join the president at his rally here in pensacola. but we did get the official word from the from the campaign today. they're saying the judge will not show up, he will not be in pensacola, but greatful to have the president rallying conservatives near alabama. we're actively encouraging supporters to attend the rally. we're expecting a lot of voters to drive over from alabama to attend the rally tonight in florida. the president doesn't have to hop over the border to stump for the republican because pensacola and mobile, alabama, share the same media market. local stations in alabama's third biggest city cover the big event. campaigning here let as trump reach out to grassroots voters in alabama, while keeping candidate roy moore at an arm's length of the "real clear politics" average has more up a little more than two points.

the president getting set for a big feast tonight getting down to pensacola, florida, for what will be described as a campaign-style rally and it will be held only about 25 miles from the alabama border. jonathan serrie is live in montgomery, alabama. how does the rally impact the alabama senate race? >> you know, there's been so much speculation because pensacola, florida, is a short distance from mobile, alabama. in fact, they are part of the same television market. that was fueling speculation that perhaps roy moore would make a surprise visit to the rally. the campaign tells us that moore will not be attending that rally. deputy campaign manager hannah ford tells fox news, "judge moore is campaigning hard and engaging with alabama voters. he will not be in pensacola, but is grateful to have the president rally and conservatives near alabama. we are actively encouraging supporters to attend the rally and look forward to victory on the 12th." now his democratic challenger roy helmick doug jones is speaking optimistically about the 12th. "it will make a clear statement to the rest of

. >> friday night, president trump holds a rally in pensacola, florida, to talk about republican tax reform efforts. watch our live coverage getting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. today on c-span, "washington journal" is next followed by live coverage of the u.s. house following morning business, they will debate a spending bill. in about an hour, we talk to daniel house about that spending measure, and then about the president's decision to officially recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. ♪ host: good morning. it's thursday, december 7, 2017. pearl harbor remembrance day across the country. it marks the 76th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. flags have been lowered to half-staff at the u.s. capitol. the house and senate will both reconvene at 10:00 a.m. today. at some point this morning on the senate floor, minnesota democrat al franken is expected to make an announcement about his political future, one day after new allegations of inappropriate behavior emerged and after over 30 of his fellow democratic senators called for him to resign. that's where we begin this

the president tonight holding a rally in pensacola, florida at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. >> tonight on c-span, 8:00 eastern, the supreme court oral argument in the case of masterpiece cake shop, the colorado civil rights commission on whether a baker can refuse to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple based on religious beliefs. 9:30, an interview with counsel to the president kellyanne conway. >> the greater good.

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later this afternoon, heading to pensacola, florida. rt of a campaign-style rally. the white house has said the president is not campaigning for alabama senate candidate roy moore. but keep in mind, pensacola is right on the border of alabama, shares the media market, the senate election is four days away. >>> then we have news on the latest legal battle over the president's controversial travel ban. there's an appeals court in richmond, virginia, now considering another challenge to that executive order. this hearing comes four days after the supreme court ruled the travel ban can temporarily go into effect as challenges are heard in court. the same fourth circuit court rejected the earlier ban in may saying it, quote, drips with religious intolerance toward muslims. >>> and looking at live pictures out of the united nations security council meeting over president trump's plan to recognize jerusalem as the new capital. this comes as many clash with authorities authorities. you are done in protests. many of them are done by rubber bullet

and on friday, trump flew to pensacola, florida, near the alabama border for a campaign-style rally in support of moore. pres. trump: we want people that are going to protect your gun rights, great trade deals instead of the horrible deals. [applause] pres. trump: and we want jobs, jobsbs, jobs. so get out and vote for roy moore. amy: on sunday, alabama republican senator richard shelby broke ranks from president trump and the republican national committee, saying he could not vote for roy moore and that his state could do better. meanwhile, the doug jones campaign orchestrated a massive get-out-the-vote effort over the weekend, backed by prominent african american politicians. we'll have more on alabama's special election after headlines. in the gaza strip, thousands of palestinians marched in funerals saturday for two hamas members who were killed friday when israeli warplanes dropped bombs on several buildings. the palestinian health ministry said at least 25 others were injured in the airstrikes, including six children. reuters video of the aftermath showed a bloodied baby crying w

of that is followed by president trump at a rally in pensacola, florida. at 8:00, our conversation with attorney and former supreme court clerk tiffany right. -- wright. greta: this week on "newsmakers," we're joined by the chair of the agriculture committee, senator pat roberts, republican of kansas, and on studio with us, we have a congressional reporter with the "wall street journal" and the editor with agripulse. thank you very much for being with us. senator roberts, let me just begin with -- you're also on the ethics committee. we'll get to ag issues here in a minute, but as a member of the ethics committee, are you open to taxpayers, the voters knowing which members of congress have had claims made against them of sexual harassment and also revealing how much the taxpayers have paid for any settlements that were paid out? sen. roberts: that's an interesting question. i'm sure i could be able to respond to you, but as a member of the ethics committee, the longest serving member on the ethics committee, i don't know would have done to be on the ethics

it added drama to the president's trip to pensacola, florida tonight, but miles from the alabama border. >> hello. >> hi! >> [laughing] >> it's new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> in a few hours from now president trump will be firing up the crowd in pensacola, florida, at a make america great again rally. in a tweet this morning he said we have done so much in so short of a period of time. yes, we are planing to do so much more. critics hate to give mr. trump any credit. he is delivering on promises to the american people. he pledge to make the begreat again. and our economy added 228,000 jobs last month. the president promised tax cuts. an overhaul was passed by the gop and the senate. he kept his word to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. fewer illegal immigrants are trying to sneak in our country and we are crushing isis. anyone else tired of all this winning? >> [laughing] >> absolutely! >> hey, that's my job. >> oh. >> [laughing] >> fact check? >> i heard a story that said donald trump keeper of promises. he is not a politician. he is a man of action. he is a busin

pensacola florida let's stay with foxbusiness.were jobs report coming up. >> more on the catastrophic wildfires ravaging california. the governor is asking the president for help. more than 400 structures have been destroyed in ventura county alone. it could last for weeks. will carr is on the ground life in ventura county right now in ventura county. as a sun comes up we are still a facing dangerous conditions in this area. it is filled with smoke. the fire is still very down on this community we had been on the frontlines and take a look at what we've been seen these flames have raced down the hillside into the past couple of minutes. you can see that they are eating everything in their path. the reason this is such a concern is because on the side of the pacific coast highway u of a number of beach homes you can see just how close all of these flames are. the firefighters on the other side sprayed these down trying to do everything that they can. to protect to this community. i hundred 90,000 residents in southern california re

president trump ral ed the faithful in pensacola, florida. it wrapped up a short time ago.not all. conservatives are now calling for the president to go on offense against the mueller probe now that a lot of it is anti trump bias made clear. plus, a so called, bomb shell report from cnn on donald trump junior and wiki

>> also tonight, president trump holds a campaign rally in pensacola, florida. he's excited to address tax reform efforts in congress. the comments will start live at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span2. you can also watch online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. earlier this week, the supreme court heard argument in the case of masterpiece cakeshop versus colorado civil rights commission. the owner refused to make a cake for a same-sex couple, calling his cakes art and saying he does not make case unless it go against his religious belief. under colorado law, he cannot refuse there is based on sexual orientation or gender. mr. phillips, his lawyers and the respondents along with their lawyers made remarks outside the supreme court. we will show that to you know followed by the oral argument. >> i'm the president and general counsel that offended jack today. the hearing was very lively the questions were extended. the court session was much longer than the scheduled our because there were so much interest on all sides of the case. this is the first tim

. >>> president trump holding a campaign stale rally in pensacola florida tonight. the president touched on a number of issues including tax reform, immigration, healthcare and climate change. and then the controversial senate race in alabama and the president urged people in alabama to vote for republican candidate roy moore even though moore is accused of sexual misconduct. >> and we need somebody in that senate seat who will vote for our make america great gene agenda. khm involves, which involves tough on crime, strong on borders, strong on immig immigration. we want great people come into our country. bulling wall. strengthening our military. >> pensacola borders alabama so many voters there may see the president's remarks. recent polls show moore is leading democrat doug joe's by 6 points. >> new details on abrupt resignation of gop representative trent favrpingz a former aid tells associated press the congressman pressed her toou point offering her 5 million to act at surrogate mother. those knks took place in private and sometimes in frank's car and repeated

the president's comments when he speaks in pensacola, florida on friday, thes will air on alabama.house confirmed this phone call between president trump and roy moore this morning. they put out a statement saying the president had a positive call during which they discussed the senate race and the president endorsed judge moore's campaign. this is a turn around. that we probably saw coming. remember on november 21st, a couple of weeks ago the president was on the south lawn saying he believed roy moore's denials. it is somewhat of a reversal in that the white house had been saying up until this point if the allegations were proven true, they want roy moore to get out of the race. this is far from that. they are a light year away from that statement at this stage. wolf, i think it's not really a big surprise that the president would take this position. it is interesting because he had been talking about needing votes in the senate for the tax package that is going to make its way through the congress. he doesn't need roy moore's vote to get tax cuts passed, but come next year he ma

pensacola, florida, out there in the panhandle, 9 miles away from the alabama border. and adjusted down the beach, i should point out, from -- 51 miles from mobile, alabama, so we can expect that they are going to be a lot of people there from alabama tonight, so even though he will be in the state of florida, virtually everything that he has to say tonight is going to be aimed at voters in alabama to get them out to the polls on tuesday. i am told that at least in the prepared remarks, he is going to go over a number of themes. we'll put them up on the screen. there is going to be a year in review, he will talk about a tax reform, which the republican members of congress told me last night that they hope to have on his desk in the afternoon of the 19th of december. they will also talk about a strong economy, jobs created last month, unemployment and now down to 4.1%. he will talk about economic and border security, trade, north korea, and isis, and then get into his 2018 agenda. this is something we haven't written a whole lot about. there is a need it to redevelop th

tonight, president trump will hold a rally in pensacola, florida, where he's expected to talk about republican tax reform efforts. live coverage scheduled for 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. also watch online at c-span.org or you could listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> and we'll go back now to the house homeland security committee's hearing, looking at global and domestic terror threats against the united states. >>> the committee will come to order. our second panel includes mr. david rausch, the chief of police for the city of knoxville, tennessee. rabbi abraham cooper, associate dean and direct dor tore global center. and richard cohen, president of the southern poverty law center. i've been fortunate to be trained by the fbi, as well as participate in training at the u.s. army war college. in addition to my over 28 years of experience in law enforcement. today's law enforcement officers face an incredible set of challenges. one of the many myriad of challenges we confront is how to best respond to planned rallies, spontaneous crowds and civil disturb anlss by extremist groups while bala

. >>> breaking news tonight, president trump will hold a campaign rally in pensacola florida next friday roy moore against doug jones. pensacola is 25 miles from the alabama border and is in a alabama tv market. the president would not go to alabama, but he sure is close. >> here's what it comes down to. roy moore who is behind me inside a church, about to start speaking at a campaign event very likely will come face to face with donald trump a week before the election. alabama, the closest point of bama to pensacola florida is 14 miles away, they're part of the same television market. people coming to this rally will be alabama ans, this will be on alabama television. this is a campaign rally he's having. it's not stated it's for roy moore, you can bet it will be mentioned at the meeting and alabamaians will be at. >> i want to play something he said last night regarding his accusers. >> let me state once again, i do not know any of these women, did not date any of these women. >> he didn't know any of the women. listen to what he said two weeks ago, he had this to say about two of them

he rallied supporters in pensacola florida and then went to jackson, mississippi where he spoke at thecivil rights museum. >> this is an incredible tribute, not only to the state of mississippi. a state that i love. they state that i had great success. this is a tribute to the nation. at the highest level. this is a great thing you have done. >> a powerful speech in mississippi. phil is in west palm beach. is this president and for the night? >> he is and he is still tweeting. not only bashing the washington post but congratulation the army, air force one landing in west palm beach this afternoon for mississippi. getting the president to the winter white house for the opening kickoff of today's army-navy classic. the final score by the way was army 14 and maybe 13. aboard air force one he told them he would be rooting for both teams give very politically correct for the man that hates political correctness. in jackson mississippi had toward the brand-new $100 million civil rights museum. a spotlight everything as intended. protesters there because donald trump is there. and several civ

trump addressed the packed house last night at his rally in nearby pensacola florida.beral democrat who is completely controlled by nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. we can't do it. [ cheers ] >> his name is jones, and he's their total puppet. and everybody knows it. he will never, ever vote for us. so get out and vote for roy moore. [ cheers ] >> let's head to senior national correspondent alex marquardt joining us from montgomery alabama. what is the impact of the president's message? >> reporter: if you believe the moore campaign, ever since the president endorse the roy moore last monday and continued to over the course of the week culminating with the comments last night, they say it has ignited their base, put wind in their sails. they're very excited about this. we have to understand he's been around for so long, such a well known quantity that the people who are going to come out and vote for him are very much a part of his passionate base. so any impact that the president's going to have among roy moore supporters is on the margins, perhaps people who are distur

in pensacola, florida, just across the border from alabama, he endorsed controversial senate candidate roy moore on friday. several women accused moore of sexual misconduct. >> until recently, the white house has stayed away from the race. now donald trump is all in pore more. kaitlyn collins was live at the rally. >> although the white house said repeatedly president trump would not come to alabama and campaign for roy moore ahead of that senate election on tuesday that is highly contested, he did the next best thing when he came to a campaign in pensacola, florida, and told an arena filled with alabama residents to get out and vote for roy moore. he endorsed him and hit his democratic opponent in that race, doug jones, claiming that he's weak on crime and that if he made it to washington, he would be chuck schumer and nancy pelosi's puppet. >> we can't afford to have a liberal democrat who is completely controlled by nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. can't do it. can't do it. his name is jones and he's their total puppet and everybody knows it. he will never, ever vote for us. we need

pensacola may be in florida, but as you know, folks down here say it's l.a. alabama. >>> back in 60 seconds with more "mtp daily" live from wenzdnes oyster house, live in mobile, alabama. >>> welcome back. plenty of flus to get to. alabama and otherwise. let me bring in tonight's panel who's not with me eating great gumbo and freezing in mobile is national reporter for the "new york times" and nbc news contributor. and a "washington post" columnist and editor for said newspaper and vice president at the american enterprise institute and, of course, also an nbc news contributor. welcome all. all right. start with you, dani. what's worse for the republican party? a moore win or a moore loss? >> that's a great question. i think there are a lot of people for whom this is hanging in the balance. i think the answer is a moore win is probably much worse for the party than a loss, because they can then move on beyond him. start to focus again on the democrats who are accused of sexual harassment and doesn't become their story again. >> you know -- >> go ahead, ruth.

support for the alabama hopeful just hours before taking off for a campaign style rally in pensacola, florida, just across the border from alabama. >> good afternoon, we think the allegations are troubling. >> reporter: but if trump has any qualms, he isn't showing them. moore has been accused of sexual abuse or assault by four women, plus four other alleged as teenagers. candidate has denied doing anything appropriate. a denial that hold sz mos more with the president. >> he totally denies it. and you have to listen to him also. >> reporter: while the republican national committee initially said it would stop pouring resources in moore campaign it has sense reversed cour course. >> we don't want to have a liberal democrat in alabama. believe me. we want strong borders and stopping crime. we want to have the things that we represent. and we certainly don't want to have a liberal democrat that's controlled by nancy pelosi and controlled by chuck schumer. we don't want to have that for alabama. thank you all very much. thank you. >> reporter: the rnc is following trump's lead. >> it's actually

president trump ral ed the faithful in pensacola, florida. it wrapped up a short time ago.s not all. conservatives are now calling for the president to go on offense against the mueller probe now that a lot of it is anti trump bias made clear. plus, a so called, bomb shell report from cnn on donald trump junior and

pensacola, florida. this panhandle is all but alabama. we're about a 20-minute drive from the state line. anybody who is watching this speech on local tv tonight here in florida is doing the same in -- across the border in alabama because they share that tv market. so the moore campaign was eager for their supporters and volunteers to come out here to this rally tonight. the judge, we should note, judge roy moore is not here at this rally. but just to show you how this was a not-so-subtle wink at the fact this rally tonight is doubling as a roy moore rally. the daughter-in-law of the president, laura trump, so the 1the wife of eric trump, recorded a robocall that went out to a large swath of alabama voters, some hundreds of miles away, saying that in your area the president is coming to visit, encouraging people to come here. of course, the big question, if the campaign -- if the president is going to endorse roy moore in the way that he has so vocally, not just here on stage today but also saying in a tweet this morning, vote for roy moor

pensacola is an easy drive. it shares a media market with the city of mobile, alabama. so basically you're not in alabama. you just are in the far -- furthest most western part of florida>> because you know what? the president normally goes to pensacola for a rally on a friday night two weeks before christmas. >> the gop's handling of the moore scandal has one republican saying that's enough. >> in a usa today op-ed kirk bardella says roy moore is the last straw for him. he's switching over to the democratic party. he joins us now from washington. what exactly about the roy moore situation makes u you want to switch parties? >> i think when you reach a point where the president of the united states, republican national committee would rather help elect someone who is a known child sex predator preying on teenagers at the local mall, they would rather put that person in office rather than someone who is a prosecutor that went after the kkk doug jones who happens to be a democrat but they would rather put roy moore in office than that just out of blind partisanship, that's gone too far for me. >> but kurt, republicans in the senate, almost every one of them have distance

support behind roy moore even after one of moore's accusers the president rallied voters in pensacola, florida tonight. he said the opponent was a would be puppet of the liberal movement. >>> we cannot afford this country cannot afford to lose a seat. the year book, she started writing things in the year book. >> the accuser added some notes to a year book mess abage that says moore wrote to her. the election is tuesday. chuck todd has more now on what it at stage there. >> the final weekend of the most unusual special senate election programs in modern history. what happens in alabama is not going to say here. roy moore or doug jones will have a colassal impact, but what is the perception of the republican party and what do republicans in washington want? do they want moore to win or do they hope he what about the democrats? do they want to have roy moore in the senate to run against him for the next couple years, or do they want that senate seat? that is how unusual, how odd, and how important this senate race is becoming and it will be the focus of a lot of "meet the press" this sunday. we

let's go to pensacola, florida. i want to talk about dina powell, we just learned this key advisor is stepping down today. what can you tell us about that and the significance to this administration? >> that departure by dina powell is set to come early next year according to statements we just received in the last couple minutes here from the white house including on the record statements. it comes from one of her closest allies, jared kushner. she will continue to work on the peace process, but leaving the specifics up in the air. why does it matter? think back to how this year has unfolded. powell positioned herself, when she came in, part of that wing or faction in the white house. jared kushner, ivanka trump, but since then working to build rips with people like h.r. mcmaster is someone that the president trusts and looks to in some of these big settings and high profile moments. and she has influence here in the west wing. that said there have also been questions about her own sort of positioning or the rumors

you are looking at live pictures at the stage in pensacola, florida where the president will hold a campaign rally in just a few minutes. take you there as soon as he arrives at the venue which is about 25 miles from the alabama border. that, of course, is where judge roy moore hopes to win a suddenly competitive race for the u.s. senate. that's on tuesday. first though we start out with two people who know what it's like to be on the campaign trail with the president. former trump campaign manager and chief strategist at america first corey lewandowski and trump's former campaign manager david bossie. both authors of the brand new book "let trump be trump." welcome to you both. david bossie, first to you. you traveled with the president before he does live events. what is his ritual before getting on stage? >> he sticks to himself. reviews his remarks and thinking about the important message that he wants to deliver that particular day. i think tonight it's going to be talking about the verdict of kate steinle, the atrocious verdict in san francisco last week. this is the first time he is g

tonight the president went to pensacola, florida, to find that minority of americans who approve of whate says he's doing. and of course he mocked the vast majority of americans who would never consider going to a trump rally. >> but they call themselves the resistance. you ever see these signs, resist, resist? but you know what they're really resisting? they're resisting the will of the american people. that's what they're resisting. >> joining us now sam seder, host of the majority report radio show and an msnbc contributor and back with us neera tanden. these numbers are extraordinary. and when donald trump gets himself into one of those rally audiences, he gets to pretend that that's the majority. >> he let them know he won in a landslide in the last election, which is pretty impressive because i think he's the only one who knows that. the poll numbers are dropping broadly speaking, but it isn't dropping quite as fast. they're basically creating a situation between a rock and a hard place with donald trump. because the congressional caucuses and his representative, they can't abandon