so ralph, what do you say to that? so ralph what do you say about that?t about all the coal deaths? >> the solution is massive potential here now for energy efficiency. job intensive all over the country studied from a to z. test number one. >> i responded to that twice. >> the second is, solar energy is going to be the future of the world. i can cite you a million studies. even the pentagon. >> you've been saying that since the early 70s. >> hold it, guys. stay here. next we ceasefire. and after this conversation, we're going to try to find out is there anything the two of you can agree on? we also want you at home to weigh in on today's fire back question. are you afraid to live near a nuclear power plant? tweet yes or no using #crossfire. we'll have the results after the break. what's better than zero heartburn? ♪ nothing, that's what? that's why i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. 'cause it gives me a big fat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc. the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine

so ralph, what do you say to that? florida, what about a so ralph what do you say about that? what about all the coal deaths? >> the solution is massive potential here now for energy efficiency. job intensive all over the country studied from a to z. test number one. >> i responded to that twice. >> the second is, solar energy is going to be the future of the world. i can cite you a million studies. even the pentagon. >> you've been saying that since the early 70s. >> hold it, guys. stay here. next we ceasefire. and after this conversation, we're going to try to find out is there anything the two of you can agree on? we also want you at home to weigh in on today's fire back question. are you afraid to live near a nuclear power plant? tweet yes or no using #crossfire. we'll have the results after the break. ore knows how to handle a saturday crowd. ♪ [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who's coming. the carts keep everyone on the right track. the power tools introduce themselves. all the bits and bulbs keep themselves stocked. and the doors even handle t

you're talking out both sides of your mouth, ralph. you can't justify the subsidies on the one hand and criticize -- >> either no subsidies -- >> the other issue is the looblt. the nuclear try, if you have a plant, they pay insurance for it, in terms of the liability, jet airliners have limited the private insurance industry will not insure them. >> and limited liability on jet accidents as well. should we not have limited liability for jet airliners? this is not about, for you and. of the environmental movement, this is about a fear of nuclear weapons. one thing i wanted to address. 33 countries in the world have nuclear weapons capability. nine of them have decided to pursue nuclear weapons. the association you're making between having more nuclear energy and the country that's have nuclear capacity is really misleading, ralph. 33 countries could have nuclear weapon. they decided not to get them. we can expand nuclear energy. >> i applaud you. you are an outlier in the community by supporting nuclear energy. i applaud that. so many i

liz: well, is ralph nader supporting the gses?hetorical question, but because he feels it helps the little guy? >> i think there's -- listen, i'm sure ralph nader's a very nice man. i do think it's a publicity stunt. we've asked how much he owns of fannie and freddie, he apparently owns something, that's what he says. we don't know exactly what his ownership stake is. i don't believe he's a material shareholder or like a 5%. i don't think he's doing what a carl icahn's doing. i don't think he has the money for that, to be honest with you. but that's his publicity stunt to get me to talk about it which is the broader issue. for all its ills, fannie and freddie has done some good, that what he would tell you. we should point out that fannie and freddie cost tax pay questioners -- taxpayers gazillions, hundreds of billions of dollars i'm assuming is not far off. the bailouts of those two entities cost taxpayers a lot. they contributed mightily to the financial crisis, buying up the mortgages. and over the years being prodded by congr

and ralph, here's one dividing me and you. the rift in the cheney family disclosed a rift in the republican party. liz cheney is against same-sex marriage, even though her sister mary is gay married. mary cheney fired back at her sister, quote, liz's position is to treat my family as second class citizens. it's not a position i can be lovingly toll rant towards. i am one conservative who doesn't think same-sex couples are second class citizens. i think republicans should pro game gay rights as a conservative issue, because i was under the impression that conservative privilege is limited government, marriage and family. tell me where i have that wrong. >> i think you're not only out of step with where the party is but with the american people. 70% of the american people currently define marriage as between a man and woman. it was the position of all the presidential candidates who were viable of both parties until as recently as 18 months ago. even in the 14 states that have redefined marriage, all but four of them have been b

joining us now is colonel ralph peters, it's so great to have you with us.t are your thoughts about the president's meeting with senate leaders and most of whom want to raise the intensity of those sanctions are not diminish them? >> giving you a view is a bottom line. never put academics in charge of anything ever off the campus. [applause] >> obama isn't academic. but it's all theory and dean's theories. your business viewers know that if we have a competition on the map, we did wrong in the corner where we want them, sanctions have been working, one of the times when they have really worked on the idea to desperately get a deal for good headlines and get away from obamacare for 20 minutes, the president would agree to loosen restrictions on iran, helping them out while they give us nothing, benjamin that not you is right and even president franÇoise hollande of france as well. saying that iran is the international equivalent of obamacare. lou: netanyahu calling him a true friend, what they are providing to israel rather than to the united states. he is ap

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and i thought that was really interesting that ralph phrased it that way.dorsing or giving bush a pass on this. i think that reed realized that this is extremely controversial to the jewish community, far more controversial than an evangelical christian witnessing to a jewish person or to any non-christian person. i think, you know, he was talking about how jewish people should be accepting and understanding, that this is part of the evangelical faith. and i think that by and large, the jewish community is accepting of that, as long as it doesn't cross constitutional lines. >> it's identifying as jewish. i want to play just a little bit of the mission statement from the ministers of the messianic jewish bible institute. take a listen. >> as the blindness comes off of the jewish people in the days we're living in, our job will get bigger and bigger and bigger until all of israel shall be saved. >> we're talking about not just training 1 ining a hundred or ad or ten thousand, we're talking about impacting millions. >> you ready to get saved there, buddy? >> y

at the time of our interview ralph menses had been on death row for 17 years. >> i remember when ralph getting the microphone set. making sure the lightning is just so. and it's important to establish a rapport very quickly, and ralph and i started to have a little bit of a small talk and i never forget, i asked him, hey, what are you watching on tv these days? and he told me he was a big fan of the "oc ". >> i see "oc" all the time. >> i got to be honest with you, i love the "oc." >> who is your favorite character? >> my favorite character is kelly rowan. >> yeah. she's pretty hot. >> his interest in women became more disturbing when we learned the details of his crime. >> ralph's crime allegedly was a brutal one. he kidnapped a female from a convenience store and took her up one of the canyons, tied her to a tree and then cut her throat and then left her there. >> well, i've always maintained my innocence. i've done a lot of things in my life, you know, that i'm not proud of. this particular one is not one of them. i just come to the conclusion that karma bit me in the --. i personal

joining us now ralph hudgens. judgment that the fix so-called simply will not work in your state, at least? >> lou, thank you for having me tonight. i think that this is a political stunt that the president, you know, he's had a long list of i didn't know about that. nobody told me, i read it in the newspaper or don't blame me and this is the don't blame me. he has ordered insurance companies to prepare for the rollout of obama care on january 1st, 2014, and now, he gives us 31 days or gives insurance companies 31 days s tto undo t and uncover their existing customers. up to 400,000 georgians are covered with these individual policies. our office is doing everything we can possible to make this happen. in georgia, the law -- the rule was that they didn't really send out cancellation letters, they sent out letters that said that january 1st, the policy you now hold cannot be renewed and so if you want to renew it in december, then renew it in december, and a lot of people have done that, but others had hoped to go

jackson lost his bid to democratic senator ralph northam. >> they lied on you to, vilified us, took the things we said and twisted them, turned them, contorted them, perverted them and said everything about us that they could make up but, folks, i stand before you unbroken, unbowed and unwilling to quit. >> reporter: the conservative republican whose views may not have aligned with the majority and who hadn't lost a race till tonight left his supporters with this. >> i still believe that the greatest resource we have in virginia is virginians, and no election can change that. thank all very much. god bless you. god bless virginia and america. good night. >> reporter: in the end it just wasn't close enough. cuccinelli gave his concession speech and said basically he thanked god for getting him through the race. he did choke up and also said he looks forward to spending some more time with his family. in richmond, debra alfarone, wusa9. >> as we just mentioned, e.w. jackson gave his concession speech. ralph northam won 55% of the vote. >>> keen cuccinelli will be replaced by either republ

ralph nader? >> we'll see tomorrow exactly what ralph nader has to say on this subject.ots of congressional proposals to dismantle fannie and freddie. do something different with it. put it into receivership to put it out of its misery. here's what happened since bailouts of 2008. some people bought stock in this. ralph nader bought stock, depressed shares. what he did, he bought the stock from what i understand to have a say in the future of fannie and freddie. remember he is known as a consumer advocate. my guess he bought that stock to keep them around for a while and have a voice in the future of it. tomorrow we'll hear more about that voice. what he wants and what he is doing, he will oppose the various congressional efforts. there is bipartisan effort, corker-warner bill. adam: right. >> essentially puts it out of business from what i understand. changes it dramatically from where it is. it will destroy the shareholders anybody bought it cents on dollar. ralph nader will have a press conference tomorrow. he will be doing some tv we'll talk about getting him on fox

ralph, nice to see you. you heard the report just there.administration will not confirm that there is any sort of letter and not an apology letter. but the reports that we are getting, that part of the security deal to allow u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan without fear of prosecution in the future in an afghan court, there needs to be some acknowledgment from the u.s. that civilians were killed and that is regrettable. what is wrong with that in your mind? >> just about everything is wrong with it. the biggest assembly meet nothing kabul or this week in kabul. it is a meeting of all of the local mob bosses and incredibly corrupt country and president obama in his astonishing inepiitude allowed afghanistan and karzi to turn it around. the afghan government is not surviving without our help. and yet they we are begging them to stay when they should be begging us. what should we apologize for? for the 2500 americans that died protecting that government and freeing them from the taliban tyranny and giving the afghan people a chance to rise o

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neil: ralph nader always a placure, thank you. >> time for a raise neil. you got a site for everything, ralph thank you. looking at virginia. this gubernatorial contest, it is closer than anyone thought, polls had terry mcauliffe up by double digits going into this morning. he has a race on his hand, ken cuccinelli, republican attorney general is leading the wait, healthy care seems to be the dominant issue, that roll out has been compared to some bumps that apple experiences, debuting and launching its products. when john sculley, former apple ceo heard, that he rushed to clarify on my show the difference, he is here in the flesh right now to repeat that give reg, and remind people, that the health care law is no apple, after this. as a business owner, i'm constantly puttingut fires. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cascard from capital one, i get 2% cash back on ery purase, every day. i break my back around here. finally soone's recognizing me with unlimited rewards! meetings start at 11, cindy. [ male announ

we know the problems that occurred in 2000, the green ran ralph nader and ralph nader got many more thousands of votes in florida and then the difference between al gore and george w. bush. people blamed the greens and ralph nader ever since. that is unfair, by the way. we can take that in a few minutes. the electoral college does discriminate against third parties. ross perot got 20% of the popular vote, not a single electoral vote. one way around that would require a constitutional amendment to bring in something like instant runoff voting. instant runoff voting would be that you would have the ability to vote more than once. you could vote with your head for a candidate and for a candidate of your heart. if we have had instant runoff voting in 2000, for example, a lot of people who by their head went for al gore, could by their heart have gone for ralph nader in the same election. the way it works, if nobody gets the majority of popular vote, what happens is they distribute the second choice votes to the remaining candidates until you have one candidate that has a majority of the popular v

they have become pawns for obama's vanity project -- afghanistan. >> where's our apology, ralph? it's sad because no one in this administration, megyn, has articulated concrete, meaningful strategic goals in afghanistan that's worth it. they say, al qaeda may come back. al qaeda is in syria, in iraq. they are in lebanon, north africa. obama has given us a rebirth of al qaeda and afghanistan is a dead letter. >> ralph peters, thanks for being here. we'll be right back. huh...fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. [kevin] paul and i have been [paul] well...forever. [kevin] he's the one person who loves pizza more than i do. aul] we're obsessed. [kevin] we decided to make our obsession our livelihood. [kevin] business was really good. [kevin] then our sauce supplier told me: "you got to get quickbooks." [kevin]quickbooks manages money, tracks sales and expenses. [paul] we even use it to accept cre

they have become pawns for obama's vanity project -- afghanistan. >> where's our apology, ralph? no one in this administration, megyn, has articulated concrete, meaningful strategic goals in afghanistan that's worth it. they say, al qaeda may come back. al qaeda is in syria, in iraq. they are in lebanon, north africa. obama has given us a rebirth of al qaeda and afghanistan is a dead letter. >> ralph peters, thanks for being here. we'll be right back. >>> we are getting a lot of tweets about oprah and the obama video we played. michael tweets, senator obama wouldn't have liked this president obama guy much. follow me on twitter @megyn kelly. check out our facebook page at facebook.com/the kelly file. good night . >>> it is the end of obamamania. >> yes, we can! >> the approval rating drops to the lowest point ever. >> one of the problems we have had is one side of capitol hill is invested in failure. >> bob beckel and andrea tantaros are are here. >> i want to say i'm sorry to mrs. palin. >> ann coulter has a message for nbc news. >> it's worse than people know. >> plus a former

i think it's a girl . >> we'll go a girl ralph. >>> still ahead, chaos. the latest on the shoot ing inside of new jersey's largest mall. new information. ray lewis sues over lost millions. according to new study, more drivers are reckless driving. a warm-up is here. don't miss the update with bob coming up. ,,,,,,,, . >>> it is mostly cloud and 56 degrees in central maryland. new information in the lawsuit including ray lewis against bbnt. >> reporter: for the first time we're getting a look at some of the evidence that ray lewis and other athletes say proves that millions of their money was taken without their knowledge. look closely at these two sets of signatures. on the left, the real signatures. on the right is an obvious forgery. >> i was shocked at the scope and the magnitude of this case. >> reporter: he represents ray lewis and other athletes that say they lost millions in unauthorized bank transactions blaming bbnt bank. >> all they had to do is compare the signatures. it looks like someone just wrote ray lewis's name in cursive. >> reporter: th

ralph paul and michigan democrat john dingle. the last of a generation. they served their country in the second world war. that brought a sense of service to the halls of congress. republican ralph hall of texas, the navy. >> signed up for the same reason everyone else did. we had a war to fight. we had an enemy. >> democrat john dingle of michigan, the army. >> every american was proud to go. >> one flew planes. trained to be an officer. afterwards both men felt luck tow come home to the gi bill and felt an obligation to give back. >> since you were the last two in congress to serve in world war ii. >> the last on leaves on the tree. >> more than 65% of the members of congress back then were veterans. today it's less than 20%. >> veterans make good public serve acts and good citizens. >> and good friends in congress no matter the political party. >> we were always friends and respected each other and the cooperation and good will that we used to see here you don't see much of anymore. >> what would you want current members of congress especially the youn

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war on terror with fox news strategic analyst, lieutenant colonel ralph peters. >> during the fateful benghazi terror attack, they will be meeting with lawmakers what they witnessed the night when terrorists killed four americans. in will be happening despite effort over the past year by the state department and the department of justice to block that meeting. more now from fox news chief intelligence correspondent katherine herrage. >> based on congressional sources and this press release from the house intelligence committee on 9/11, three contractors who have a book deal for the benghazi story are expected to testify the week of november 11th. committee staffers did not immediately respond to fox's request for comment. but in a recent interview, the committee chairman confirmed he would not take no for an answer. >> i think it's either you come voluntarily or with a subpoena. either way, it's okay with me. >> the cia contractors described as former members of the military can immediately explain the timeline. whether there are inconsistency, as well as the cia's response and not se

we know the problems that 2000, the green ran ralph nader and ralph nader got many more thousands ofotes in florida and then the difference between al gore and george w. bush. the greens and ralph nader ever since. that is unfair, by the way. we can't take that in a few minutes. college does discriminate against third parties. ross perot got 20% of the popular vote, not a single electoral vote. one way around that would require a constitutional amendment to bring in something like instant runoff voting. instant runoff voting would be that you would have the ability to vote more than once. you could vote with your head for a candidate and for a candidate of your heart. if we have had instant runoff voting in 2000, for example, a headf people who buy their went for al gore, could buy their heart have gone for ralph nader in the same election. the way it works, if nobody gets the majority of popular vote, what happens is they distribute the second choice votes to the remaining candidates until you have one candidate that has a majority of the popular vote. instant runoff voting would be

ralph reed mention this.what has happened because of the shutdown. i think somebody like a scott walker, you know, it has been a long time since republicans had won in that upper midwestern region of the country that they really do have to do well in. if a republican can win some of the northeast like a christie can, that's sort of gravy. the truth is you got to win some part of wisconsin, michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, iowa. and truthfully it's been since really the george w. bush's re-election in 2004. they haven't been tremendously competitive in these areas. i agree with chuck. the real big lift for chris christie politically begins after he gets re-elected and that is how does he take this image of being electable and win a primary. because it's going to be an exceedingly difficult thing to do. you know, interesting to watch ralph reed with the faith and freedom voters is, you know, can chris christie appeal to a faith and freedom voter. and can he run this gauntlet of a primary which is very difficult. >

ralph, good to have you with us. the white house warning that it would be a march to war, embracing the idea of a very soft deal with iran? >> let's look at the basis, we all agree that an enforceable deal that is serious, it would be better than military action. but the deal that john kerry was so anxious to talk about was i want to be disappointed because the friend said, this isn't a very good deal for us. this included iran giving up nothing. and sanctions are biting deep. and they need to open all of their facilities. lou: this includes secretary kerry is appearance to the banking committee, the administration has already lessened the impact of the sanctions. so when it comes to memcpy, is this helpful. >> and his dubious. we have to see what they say. i don't want to reserve judgment on that. conservatives wrap themselves up in this issue, the so initial of whether or not they could get them there on time. but they did not even try to rescue it the diplomats on the ground. the obama administration did not. even

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that is a view i share with the next lieutenant governor ralph northrup.le there are a lot of proud democrat and aren't we proud tonight, folks? [applause] i am also particularly proud to welcome him all the republicans here tonight. give them a great round of applause. the truth is this election was never a choice between democrats and republicans, a choice about whether virginia would continue the mainstream bipartisan tradition that has served us so well over the past decade at a time when washington was often broken. just think about what virginia has been able to accomplish when we work together. under governor mark warner to preserve the aaa bond rating and made us the single largest investment in k-12 education in virginia in history. [applause] under governor tim kaine we were honored as the best state to do business, the best spanish states and prudently graded -- guided us through the great recession. let me say this, under governor bob mcdonald, the unemployment is one of the lowest on the east coast tom and we have passed the first transportati

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terry mcauliffe joins democrat ralph northam, the projected winner of the lieutenant governor's race in virginia at this hour. the race for attorney general in virginia has not yet been called. look at that, with 99% in, too close to call. look at the number of votes between the two candidates there. this is the race between republican mark obenshain and democrat mark herring. looks to be very, very, very close at this hour. over the weekend, the chairman of the virginia state republican party told politico that a ken cuccinelli victory was within reach, provided turnout was low enough. the quote from the republican chairman to politico was, quote, if turnouts in the 30s, the low 30s, we're going to win. if it gets higher up in fairfax county, like 40%, it is likely we won't win. well, tonight, in blue fairfax county, virginia, the republican secretary of the county elections board was live tweeting as the results came in. shortly before 9:00 eastern, he posted, we are at 44.3% turnout, we will probably hit plus 45%. virginia republicans were right. the lower the turnout in places li

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. >> as you know, chris, when he was at the university of virginia, he had ralph bunch who was theirst black head of the u.n. to his house and my mother describes how at that time there was no place for ralph bunch to stay in charlottesville, west virginia before. he stayed with my mother and my father and all night long my mother remembers hearing people screaming at them and throwing rocks. but they hadn't been much involved. and when my father kept having to deal with first of all the freedom writers themselves and listening to their stories when we saw that the police wouldn't even protect his own friend, john siegenthaler, let him be beaten up and when he saw how terrible the pain and the violence was against african-americans, he became disgusted with the whole situation and said we have got to change. and as you know, on the night that president kennedy gave that extraordinary speech, medgar evers was killed. and this was a real fight and were we able to make sure that it was going to be justice for all. the other thing i would say, chris, and charlene hunter -- >> we have got

nbc news also projects that democrat ralph northam is winner of the lieutenant-governor race. political director, chuck todd is at the headquarters in tyson's corner, virginia. chuck, how did this race find its way to a terry mcauliffe victory and rather narrow one? >> well, a rather narrow one. i think we can be reminded. virginia is virginia. a swing state for a reason. this is as virginia goes. so goes the nation. it's been that way for the last decade. when you look at the last two weeks. you can on one hand, look at the result tonight. and say the minute, ken cuccinelli was nominated. he was going to have problems in northern virginia. problems in suburban counties. i can tell you, i will give you two results tonight. i know steve schmidt will love this. and henrico county, richmond, suburban county, mcdonald won the county. 56-44. mcauliffe will win it 52-39. fairfax county. mcdonald won fairfax county, 23009. mcauliffe, has a lead. not all vote is in. 58-37. ken cuccinelli could not appeal to the middle of the look tore rat, suburban voters. he came close. there is stil

nbc news also projects that democrat ralph northam is winner of the lieutenant-governor race.chuck todd is at the headquarters in tyson's corner, virginia. chuck, how did this race find its way to a terry mcauliffe viy

ralph northam beat e. w. jackson by ten points but the race for attorney general is still too close to call. at our last check the virginia elections website shows 27 points separating the republican mark obenshain and the management mark herring. in district 34 republican mar bra comstock beat kathleen murphy. >> in maryland voters were electing mayors and council members across the state. college park had its first an tested mayoral election in 24 years. an grow fellows fended off a challenge from robert mcfeeny. you can check more election results by logging on to our website wusa9.com. just control down the list of races in the election results box at tomb of our home page. we're also running the results along the bottom of the tv screen this morning. >>> a suspect in a 1984 murder case could make his first court appearance in d.c. later today. 43-year-old rachel cox became d.c.'s first murder victim back in that-year. -- in that year. she was found dead in her d.c. apartment and had been sexually assault