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jillian: if you won would you be gone on monday? rob: if igone in 3 weeks, $500 million, are you kidding me? tracee thank you so much, we appreciate your time this morning, i will not be buying a ticket. jillian: i don't understand. 25 minutes after the hour, we will talk during break. illegal immigrants right to remain silent, one mayor going head to head over police force, our next guest lieutenant is calling it a typical move from the lunatic left and why it's up to voters to unleash handcuffs from police. >> fire jeff sessions? rob: kidd rock shutting down a reporter, it was pretty funny. ♪ call on me brother ♪ when you need a hand ♪ lean on me, when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ ♪ lean on me ♪ mmm... ♪ lean on me... ♪ mmm... ♪ lean on me. jillian: welcome back to "fox & friends first", at least 6 people confirmed in the wake of hurricane michael. rob: storm so strong it is still now tropical storm carving new path of destruction through the carolinas. jillian: jonathan live in panaÁa beach flo

rob: i would be surprised to see joe biden against donald trump but the debates would be tremendous.dterms go are you seeing any indication of a tough time motivating? polls say one thing but getting people to wake up tuesday morning and vote in the midterm election the democrats have a lot of enthusiasm. can that be matched? >> it can be matched, the cavanagh confirmation process was an october surprise meaning the factor no one saw coming that woke up a base, it definitely fueled enthusiasm, that double-digit gap democrats had narrowed to single digits and beyond that the mob like behavior, called from hillary clinton for instability, eric older saying, elizabeth warren's dna test, a lot of gasps from the left adds up to motivating republicans. >> elizabeth warren and her infamous dna test. this is a big embarrassment and people have short memories but do you think this could ruin her chances in 2020? >> certainly. elizabeth warren's 2020 campaign might have ended before it began. she found out she was one in 1024 native american. who in her campaign, who in her staff, who decided

rob: that's when you realize how bad the chances are, when you see not one of those numbers i would have gotten. jillian: sometimes that's why people do it randomly. rob: i would do it random if i were to do it. jillian: liberal protesters escalated attacks on republicans with barack obama's right-hand man now leading the chart. >> michelle always says when they go low, we go high. no, no. they go low, we kick em. that's what the new democratic party is about. jillian: seeing a lot of this lately. is this the new normal for democrats? kristin tate joins us to weigh in. rob: police officers murdered in the line of duty will never vote again but their killer is now going to have a say in new york's democratic primary. the liberal governor that made it happen. stay tuned. ♪ what goes around goes around, goes around, goes around -- with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were too loose. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with a range of sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. with a range of sizes for all body types, depend fit-flex underwea

rob: i would have picked none of those numbers.: president trump rallying supporters in iowa on a major issue affecting america this midterm season, the drug crisis. >> we got our money to help us out with the opioid crisis, $6 billion. [ cheering and applause ] rob: more than 115 people die every day from opioid overdoses. imagine that. so which party has a better plan to address this? jillian: radio talk show host george rodriguez served in the reagan and the george h.w. bush administrations and joins us now. what do you make of what you're hearing from president trump? hearing from president trump? >> well, i think that we've got -- i mean, obviously it's a problem that we need to address. the opioid crisis as we've seen is coming both from the street drugs as well as from over-medication, over-prescribing drugs and people misusing them. it's got to be addressed in two manners. and i think one of the things that's happening is that we continue to hear the liberal approach from the democrats where they're soft on crime, they want

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i've also been on the other side of where i've had my own things robbed from me, even when i was hopeless. i was robbed when i would sleep on the street. someone would come up to me and take my things. so i think -- i know this is the public and safety committee, but i think this committee and the board of supervisors in general should also focus on the general welfare of the citizens. >> more speakers? seeing none, public comment is now closed. supervisor yee? >> i will go ahead and wrap it up from my perspective. i want to thank both departments for presenting today. it seems like at least been some improvement, and i want to acknowledge that. i also want to say that when there's -- the twin peaks situation, that's part of your district also. it went from -- i forget how many -- several thousand car break-ins a day. i'm exaggerating, but there's a lot of them up there. when we deployed the cameras and the officers that are up there now, it's basically zero. that's what you want to hear, a positive story, that is a positive story. in fact, captain -- there's three i have to remember. captain bailey made the decisi

booker prize way too much prize more than joe biden oh i hope i hope he's the nominee although it would be a lot of fun there you know rob i do have a suggestion for you maybe you should be more visible carrying your mouse a little red book and they'll probably cut you a little bit of slack ok on the left ok daniel well the whole thing is this message has been a provocateur were. you know we're told on the left i don't know diversity is our strength but it seems to me that is diversity at the expense of unity and and i think it's the it's actually a small number of people that are ideologically possessed and are motivated in this and intimidating people just gave an example right there get in line. repeat the party line here that is that is that is the opposite of unity and i don't see much of value in diversity if it is just going to be ideological possession go ahead daniel. we see this on campus all the time people talk a lot about diversity being our strength. first of all since my ancestors came from austria hungary i'm not convinced of that general point but give that aside if they're interested in diversity of ski

rob: 5 guys got an f? >> just burgers. >> i would like to live in blissful ignorance. might lift our spirits, the first location with a full bar. >> in phoenix, arizona, ihop opened a restaurant with a bar. this is beer wide specialty cocktails. they got the rise & bar menu around a moscow meal the most a hybrid, blood he marrieds, and there are no plans to open anymore ihops with bars inside of them but they want to see how it goes with their food but what is interesting is when they open this, this is a former stakeout, the restaurant has bars built outside so the franchise owner went to the corporate office and do i have a bar inside my ihop? rob: pancakes engine and tonic, sounds fantastic. thank you very much. thousands of dollars richer this morning, take a look. >> at this basket, half-court at home. >> fans taking a shot during the first quarter timeout, they mixed their first 9 shots, the first bucket of the season, congratulations to him. a fox news alert. every second counts, the search for missing wisconsin teenager taking a turn. new evidence revealing the

rob sands. >> i would say the political front is developing very quickly there and i think that in thestates, you know, we believe that it is an inevita e inevitability that the cannabis will be at the federal level >> what government is he listening to >> okay, have he talked to jeff sessions or d.a.t >> it can be classified as class one felony the chuckles that i gave you, excuse me, they did not have cbe. the chuckles i gave you. >> that's not cannabis infused water however, correct >> cannabis infused wate water -- cannabis infused water. >> did he indicate when they have products in the canadian market >> yes, it is not so much of canadian market. it will be which states are going to allow distribution. i see it is far more relevant in the west than the east >> even though it is federally legal. >> they'll not do it if the farmers passes cbd from marijuana, only certain states will allow it you would be able to go to the convenient store and buy cbd water and cbd coffee and cbd beer, this is happening so much more quickly that people don't understand it is not a defensive move by

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i would caution nancy, transparency is great, but the hang the midterm elections on this issue, i would caution against that. robt, what do you think we learned? locked up in a safe and nobody could see them except the senators, what do you think there is to learn from this, he still got confirmed after the senators read the reports? >> there really isn't no such learn from it. i hope to say it's not bad manners to agree with your opponent in a debate because i agree with ms. cafaro completely, it's time to move on and walk away from this. you know, this is not the -- this is not the democratic party of my youth that's doing this, this is the hard left that's trying to drive the democratic party to the left and it's bad news for democrats if they continue this. pelosi doesn't care -- sorry, speaker pelosi doesn't care because she's from san francisco, but for people in youngstown or my hometown of bakersfield, it's the same kind of people where i come from. rob: capri, good point, most democrats are not social justice warriors, most of them are pretty normal people as far as politics goes, do they risk losing th

rob: alex to back is a very rich man. you know what those jeopardy contracts are like? it is wild. thank you so much. jillian: i would's check with steve doocy for what is going on on "fox and friends". you want that jeopardy game. pete: i'm done every morning at 9:00 in the morning. i think alex to back works at 6:30 at night. rob: they take the rest of the year off. pete: not in the form of a question. coming up on "fox and friends," talking about the brett cavanagh situation, judge andrew napolitano stopping by, sebastian gorka and tucker carlson has a new book called ship of fools. speaking of brand-new books, after 30 years, peter doocy and i completed our happy cookbook. we have been talking about this for over a year. it is over 100 recipes of foods that make people happy. my mom's pot roast in that kitchen in our house in new jersey on my birthday, the instant i walk in the door i smell it and it takes me back to i am 8 years old growing up on a little house on margaret street. over 100 recipes and not just the peter doocy family recipes but a bunch of famous people including sean hannity, martha maccallum, d

i am bullish on the market. rob: you would be buying into the market at this rate? ew points? >> i don't think the correction will be at that level. there could be more correction but as of yesterday you had 40% of the s&p 500 companies reporting and 82% of them beat earnings estimates, 60% had beaten revenue estimates. what has changed other than the market moving as it does and looking at the substance of what is happening, nothing significant is changing them. rob: let's talk about reasons for this slide. the president said interest rates are going up and a lot of people say the china problem in trade war we have going on. is it right to raise interest rates at this point, it is overheated for a while. are the right to attempt down and it goes back to reality? >> donald trump doesn't like it. they slow down the economy, what he had been complaining about when interest rates are artificially low. and 3.875, could have gotten that for 5 or 6 years. >> what the trend of the market is going to be, and in a long time, the fed will take their foot off the pedal on these

rob: our final question is the legacy question. haveand above things you accomplished or yet to accomplish, how would you like to be remembered? mr. inouye: this may sound foolish, but i just want people to know i tried my best. rob: can't ask for any more than that. senator, thank you very much. >> our nine week series 1968, america in turmoil is available as a podcast. you can find it available on our website www.c-span.org/history. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. >> monday night on "the communicators," assistant homeland security secretary for cyber security and communications talks about cyber threats against the u.s. and how the country is working to foil foreign efforts to interfere in the 2018 elections, and emergency communications. >> every day, every system, whether it is a federal agency, bank, local government office, you are constantly battling, if you will, actors who are trying to get into your networks. if you have sensitive data, a system that powers something important, you have your sts trying totivi hack your website for some purpose they think is important, to criminals, which is the majority of what most people deal with, all the wa

what would you be picking? rob: i prefer not to pick the individual market.eight the ones that are the most out of favor, recognizing that there is greater uncertainty there. overweight doesn't necessarily mean a large position, it just means overweight relative to markets that have a small allocation to these economies. turkey, for instance, or wildly out of favor and are dirt treat -- dirt cheap. haidi: rob arnott joining us from newport beach. up next, the st. louis fed president is proposing a new monetary policy rule. don't tell you what it entails. this is bloomberg. -- we will tell you what it entails. ♪ haidi: it is friday morning in sydney. futures looking pretty miserable. we are looking at the kleins of up to 1% with sydney. training begins properly. 6:30 p.m. in new york. president trump is threatening severe consequences if it is proved that saudi arabia murdered a critical journalist. president trump told reporters that it certainly looks as if the journalist is dead. the kingdom has promised an investigation into what happened to the writer. we

>> i have to say, in terms of a speech, i would say in deference to mrs. rob, lbj's speech when at the end of his speech, right after selma, he said, and we shall overcome. i was privileged to interview john lewis here in washington, we talked about that moment, because he was with dr. king in alabama when they watched that. they had no idea that the president was going to say that. if i was going to boil it down to 11 minute segment, i would say that . >> thank you . >> before i got into private equity, i thought i would be an actor, that it was an easy thing to do but there were no takers, so i had to do something else, go to law school and business, but being an actor, is that a profession that you train for, did you go to acting school, how did you get into that? i didn't get into the right school but how do you get into that profession . >> rhythm helps, i assume . >> i wish it was a bit more exciting, but before i was an actor, first of all, i had no idea that this was possible, my hometown, a town, south texas, and ekra new mexico, very small towns, ver

to lock us into a customs union do i think the deal we are pursuing is perfect said dominic rob of course not but he said i am a stubborn optimist those questions would series amazing leadership and tenure in number ten downing street of course they're still off in the shadows paul has this been so far a good conference for her or a bad conference for her. it's almost too early to say that a lot of the squabbling about teresa mayes future has been done not here a conference but in the kind of lead up in leader articles in newspapers and in television studios in the in the run up to this conference we're going to hear in the next hour from the chancellor of the exchequer philip hammond and he's been supportive of theresa may and her stance he's also been warning about the dangers and the prospects of bret's it he will say things like for example we have our red lines which is to end freedom movements and to control the u.k.'s laws but there is room for negotiation the outcome has to work for both sides and he's been very critical of boris johnson as philip hammond describing him as incapable of drawn up politics so by definition full of power and comi

rob, does it offend you? >> looking at that clip, i would say don lemon went from an anchor at cnn to the chief overseer on the clinton foundation. it's disgusting to me. what they are trying to do is send a message to any other black american or black conservative that supports the president, this is what we'll do to you if you are vocal about that support. jesse: wendy, what do you think about that? >> my problem is that he was given the ability to go to the oval office and he basically performed in ignorance. when he went there he could have talked to donald trump about what's going on in chicago, he could have talked about stop and frisk and he could have asked donald trump why he cut healthcare and education. >> i completely disagree. >> it's fine for you to disagree. i think the conservative party, the gop has to decide when is it okay for black athletes and performers to shupt and dribble or become the beacon of hope for your party. you can't have it both ways. jesse: he did bring up stop and frisk. he said he doesn't like to and frisk and told the president to knock it out. >> for you to call it a mins

month. $36,000 a year, off the top, less paid to uncle sam, it would go a long way to helping new york who are hurt in latest tax bill. rob: i deduction losing that deduction was something that you're trying to make your way to figure out how to approach because you were protax cuts but that losing that deduction here in new york has got to make it tough to get this election for you? >> rob, you're absolutely right, the tax cut was good for so many americans but it was tough for a lot of new yorkers. rob: yeah. >> one of the ways we can change is increase the cap, $10,000 is too low when the average property tax bill is $19,000 a year. we need to double that and we need to give renters a tax deduction. jillian: thank you for being here, we will certainly be watching debate as it happens later this week, we appreciate it. rob: thank you. all right, 34 minutes after the hour, is bernie sanders throwing his hat in the presidential ring yet again? the biggest hint that he just dropped. >> you honor request from donald trump's ice agency if they provided detainer request, would you honor it as governor? would you work with donald

i think to some extent, rob is right, that some people would be surprised to know what estate planning is and how parts of this are almost certainly legal. i think the most damning parts are the parts, as we've already heard, the mark-up scheme, because that goes beyond tax law. it goes into the idea of creating a fake entity that is -- has a residence listed as the president's cousin at his house and they're marking things up by 100% and 120% and then essentially passing those costs along to completely innocent people who live in trump-owned buildings in the 1990s in new york. and so completely innocent people are being made to suffer in order for the president's family to engage in tax planning. and so that portion of what we see in the article, i think, is beyond the scope of traditional tax planning. the idea that a valuation would be lower or higher depending on the purpose, it's a reality that valuations sometimes do differ if the person conducting them knows the purpose of the valuation. but the mark-up scheme seems very hard to justify. >> so you have -- we have the statement f

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i would imagine. >> thank you, erielle. appreciate it. >>> let's get it over to rob to take another look at the forecast. what's happening? ell you what, if i had a plane and could fly it, i would be buzzing the treetops of new england right now because we are in primetime foliage season out of vermont. stratton mountain. you can see the ski runs, the golf course. what it looks like in fall. look ath. he hardwoods. brilliant autumnal colors. of course, it is still hurricann the northwestern caribbean and this is the area that we worry about this time of year. this disturbance now at a 90% chance of developing into a tropical depression or storm here in the next couple of days so probably by the end of this weekend, we'll have something and it looks like it wants to drift north as they typically do. this time of year as well, these are computer models. so not quite sure how strong it's going to get but it looks like it is going to impact the gulf coast states as we get towards the beginning of next week, tracking that very closely as well. celebrating the changing of the season, hurricane season, fall foilage but winter is

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rob, are immortalised in stone on the thiepval memorial. these are obviously displayed with comrades from their regiments. so i assume this is how they wouldrob lays one last shroud, an unknown warrior, on a flag that once draped a coffin returning from afghanistan. his is a mammoth task, creating 200 figures a day — yet another number. but his work turns these numbers into lives, giving them a human form, helping us to at least try to make sense out of so much senselessness. john maguire, bbc news, at the somme battlefield. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willets. the weather dominic king. —— dominating. it has been, particularly hurricane michael a phenomenally strong storm, one of the most powerful to hit the us mainland, almost category five and it is ripping through the south—east, moving through georgia and into the carolinas and there is and into the carolinas and there is a concern of more flash flooding, following on from florence. on to our shores and this is the start of storm callum, nothing in comparison to michael but it will

i did say that. you also said he is hot. rob: not a bad looking guy. >> something peter hegseth would wear. >> it is very nice.e do in the autumn, bringing cooler air for canada and sometimes we see potential for severe storms, you see the cold front, severe storms across the midwest and great lakes last night as the front groups through and the white stuff on radar is snow so that is coming. a lot of wind reports, tornado reports, looking at potential for more heavy rain across the west, the remnants of rosa still the problem and there is your today forecast, you will see big storm system moving out of the rockies. this is the time of the year we see low-pressure areas moving into sinful uso concern for heavy rain across the central plains on the weekend, several inches, we could see areas through wisconsin upwards of 5 inches of rain this weekend. that is the power of the cold front. still very warm across the south but much cooler air coming again across the northern plains. you are both hot. jillian: so are you. >> so is carly shimkus. everyone is hot. jillian: 37 after the hour. a star-studded protest. ho

i am tracking your logic. >> what you mean? the comments about reporting donald trump. >> tucker: i'm not calling for them to be fired. it would be a little weird if republicans said, rob if he could be impeached but impeached? >> fired. you have 11 republicans pushing for that but i think we do have to listen and understand what he is saying. if this man is not qualified because of his temperament to be a supreme court justice than where we not questioning whether or not he should be on the court? >> tucker: i think it is totally fair to question why he is on the supreme court. i believe in questions, do it for a living. it has a length that is was denouncing me for asking questions. >> i'm not denouncing you. >> tucker: here's a question, what grounds would he be impeached? would be the argument for the crime? >> with anyone, there is no, i think that is what has happened with conservatives. they are looking at this as a criminal trial. >> tucker: doesn't impeachment by definition require a crime? impeachment is a process of putting someone on trial for removing him. >> i think what they are saying as it will depend on what comes out of the fbi investigation. if ther

real networks ceo rob glasser is offering the software to schools around the country for free. >> no way would iay it's the end all for school seanrity. it c help identify people not supposed to be on the campus. >> reporter: critics worry the information could end up in the wrong hands. >> i have no doubt some of it will end up on some rogue re website somewn the internet and it won't be able to be gotten back. >> reporter: important concerns as educators consider hi-tech upgrades inec schoolity but wonder, will they pass the test. rahe lis, nbc news, seattle, washington. >> here at home, some local kids are fired up about a possible new career. the bethda rescue squad held an open house today. it's never too early to learn how to save lives. the kids got a chance to practiceak -- pictures of the firehouse and try on some of the gear. >> i think it was fine b heavy. i had no idea how one's suppose to run into a house in it. >>in cer is. the fires households this event every year. h bet a lot of people would be surprised how mhat gear weighs. firefighters deserve a ton of credit. >> those kids,

. >> rob glazier is offering the software to schools around the country for free. >> no way would i say it's the end all be ch all forl security. but it can help identify people who aren't supposed to be on the campus. >> some crics worry the information will end up in the wrong hands. important concerns as educators consider high-tech upgrades in school security. t wonder wilhey pass the test? rehema ellis, nbc news, seattle, washington. >>> it seems the me too movem hasn't escaped the attention t nobel committee which just announced the winners of this year's peace prize, nadia mirad who was isis.ed and raped by nbc's cef foreign correspondent richard engel visited with the doctor at his clinic in one of the most er das places. >> reporter: this doctor won the nobel prize for his work at this clini congo. all of these women have been raped. >> i see you have a still nursing little boy. how old is your son? >> the chik is s and i'm sick. >> her name is letitia. the rapistave her and her baby hiv. >> doesn't it overwhelm you? >> i is sometimes just breaking my heart, but i feet tha i'm

rob fladeboe has the details. john salberg/priest abuse victim "...i would love to see the catholic church cleanse themselves completely.."john salberg is a survivor of sexual abuse by a priest, the late father josephpritchard, whose name is on a list of known, credble child sex abusersreleased thursday by the san jose diocese.john salbert/survivor of sexual abuse by priests "...im not expecting too much, i would not just love to see the catholic church cleanse itself of this once and for all..."salberg's case was settled in 2005 but he continues to speak out on behalf of other victims.john salberg "...i've gotten past it, i am disappointed, i just wish the church would come clean..."all of the priests on the list are either deceased or banned from the ministry. bishop patrick mcgrath, shown here in an unrelated story, issued a statement expressing his deepest apologies for the actions of those who were in positions of authority who violated that sacred tust by abusing children."john salberg ",....the only way to resolve this is if the vatican would release all the information it has about the abuse world wide..."the r

i don't know what happened exactly with mr. kavanaugh. it would have been facts that were corroborated and that there were -- were people -- >> i will let you finish your point. rob rosen stooin, who was with -- rosenstein, who was with the president earlier. and also the strategic communications director. i want to identify some of the people in the room, two key players for the republican party. please go ahead. >> yes, thank you. and i -- you know making allegations that are -- that are not supported and that seem too political, i think weakened the true, and that has been abused in our nation. i think democrats have hurt those voices that have not come out and anyway -- and also the me too movement was weakened because it was hijacked by the democratic party. i think hopefully people can take a step back and just calm down and realize that our judges are not controlled by the president that appointed them. >> we'll stop you there. i will share a couple of tweets. a lot are coming in. this says, so happy america has a justice kavanaugh. another tweet from deb saying trump introducing mitch mcconnell, for get it. this hoopla makes me sick. this is awkward. dona

real network ceo rob glazier is offering the software to schools around the country for free. >> no way would i say it's the end-all be-all for school security. but what safer can do is help people identify people who are not supposed to be on the campus. >> reporter: but some critics worry the information could end up in the wrong hands. >> i have no doubt that at some point some of it will end up on some rogue website somewhere out there on the internet and it won't be able to be gotten back. >> reporter: important concerns as educators consider high-tech upgrades in school security. but wonder will they pass the test? rehema ellis, nbc news, seattle, washington. >>> it seems the "me too" movement hasn't escaped the attention of the nobel committee which just announced the winners of this year's peace prize, 25-year-old activist nadia murad who was tortured and raped by isis. d congolese doctor who has treated thousands of rape survivors. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel visited with dr. mukwege at his clinic in one of the most dangerous places. >> reporter: dr. mukwege won the

prosecutors, and fbi agent, a dea agent, come to me i did not rob banks or do anything crazy, but if i had gotten caught for some the things i did i would not be in this job today. americans tend to forget that. people need to be punished for what they do, when they are done serving the punishment, we need to give them a second chance and let them be in normal citizen. [applause] want to bring attention to another thing, being a mother that had three sons, me and dr. king had to work hard to keep my sons from falling victim to the system because they felt like they had to do whenever they needed to to help me, these women that are coming home, they have chosen that is how we end up with so many children in juvenile. there is a scripture in corinthians, there was a man doing a bad thing, they said you need to put him out and make them stop, but if you turned the next few pages it says go back and get him and restore him so he will not lose his eternal life. you punish, people have to be corrected, but when they are there is something called mercy if we cannot put those together, shame on america. paul got in a little trouble didn't he? [

i would also like to thank certainly, senator rob portman and shared brown whether joint recommendation in support for our lunch my nomination of like to thank president trump for the nomination. i would also like to thank chairman grassley ranking member feinstein for allowing this hearing to go forward and certainly to all the members of the committee for their time and attention. with me today are my husband, jeffrey parker, and our two sons, brandon and jared. jeff has been the owner of a successful small business specific design build firm since 1974. jeff and i celebrated our 35th wedding anniversary in august. he is my best friend, my number one supporter, and the love of my life. jeff has helped and encouraged to me throughout our married life and throughout my career, both as a lawyer for 28 years, as a judge for seven years, and during this process. i cannot think jeff enough for his love and his support. our son fred it's also here today. he is 31 and is the commercial account manager for my husbands business. our son jared is 28 and is a vice president senior risk advisor fo

device and yet we have law enforcement officials and you just heard rob there say that they were perfectly dangerous. >> yeah, i would go with perfectly dangerous. i think that the -- from the pictures that we have and the information that we have publicly, i think they look very deadly. i think that ultimately, they -- we did get very lucky. also, another thing, with so many devices out there, this person only had to get lucky once. imagine one of these bombs going off at one of these public figure's offices or homes, it would have been terrible. but all he had to do was get lucky once. i think law enforcement did a great job today intercepting these, you know, with the help of the postal delivery people and other people. >> and the u.s. secret service. absolutely. jim, when you see the bomb that was sent to cnn and you hear about these other bombs, is there any chance that these bombs were meant just to scare, or do you think that the intent was clearly to kill? >> well, i think it was -- i've heard that there were shrapnel pieces in there added to the bombs. i'm not sure if that's been confirmed but if that were t

would not. he has refused to do that and i certainly think moving forward we should protect medicare and not rob it of the $700 million as we have done under obamacare. >> it sometimes feels like there's a republican campaign school that teaches candidates the answer to every question should be nancy pelosi and i think it is when people are sick of politics. the vote for speaker is important. i said i will only vote for a speaker who helped me deliver for new jersey to put a bill on the floor of the house to restore the property tax reductions and fun the gateway tunnel. i can deliver a speaker like that but i cannot make the same promise there isn't a single republican candidate for speaker to help us with those. >> that is inaccurate. i said i would only vote for a speaker that agrees that the gridlock proposal that matters like the gateway tunnel would come to the floor and let me repeat they all said they would not vote for nancy pelosi as speaker. that isn't true, mr. malinowski. >> we will get to all of this later. the gateway and transportation. for now let's go over to the founding membe

[shouting] rob: how the senate majority leader is calling out the mob mentality. ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i wouldgot the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and (new) sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away a twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the grooves other tools can miss. you know what? my place is a lot cleaner now. stop cleaning. start swiffering. >> why don't you get out of here? >> leave him alone. jillian: mitch mcconnell firing back at the left's mob mentality. rob: carly shimkus with reaction online. good old politics. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell providing more details on the situation on friday when he was harassed at a restaurant. in an op-ed published in louisville's career journal mcconnell says the man came from off the street and even through his wife's food on the ground outside. if that protester was trying to intimidate mcconnell he said he failed writing i enjoyed my meal in louisville friday night.

i can't do the whole thing. when my colleagues in finance asked me what it was like to workn washington, to think about the guy who would screw you over, robke a very dishonest grope of le. i don't know if you saw the president on "60 minutes" the other night. but he thought the real estate people here in new york were killers until we went down to he said, those people are like a bunch of babies comparatively. it's a very different environment down there. >> you gave as good as you got. tu got inuble for giving a tough interview you thought was off the record, where you had choice words. g >> i didn'e as good as i got. i didn't see it coming. in many ways, ver candid, i was naive to the process. i didn't understand the subterfuge and the back stabs a and the way people leak on everybody else. >> you bad mouthed your colleagues. >> i would have bad mouthedim to h face. the person who i was talking about, he knew how i felt about him. m not one of those guys that says la di da, nice this to people's face and says something differently. that goes on in washington all the time. that's the main reason why the american people have a real strong

was a boss we've been a man i miss my home boy it's good to just rob lowe. would you like for this community all these kids to take them up the trips and sprays more stuff that's all you know right he sold. it was all of. those. were. a lot of. these kids feel like they're forced to do that to survive they're not doing it to be driving a mercedes in bentleys and things like that they're doing it because if i don't do this. people in these neighborhoods are not asking for anything but opportunity the same playing field that the rest of america gets i don't. this is. what you need to see how you don so this is this is james to lose that and. you know i always see how you know you know them doing it how you know they've everybody feel so safe passage because they beat the streets and now here i am i one of them time. i'm so sorry for your loss thank you so much thank you could appreciate. there were three hundred forty three homicides in baltimore and twenty seventeen more than ninety percent of these people were black. chan wallace is a baltimore photographer who us

regardless what his democratic talking points are, i would never be for any replacement that doesn't cover preexisting conditions. robs average poll shows the tight race. jillian: time winding down, midterms six days away and voter motivation is surging. despite candidates, what else is on the candidate getting people to the polls? here to break down the top initiatives nationwide is kristin tate, contributor for the hill and daughter of how the why tax thee? a lot to talk about. let's start in oregon and on the ballot is repealing oregon sanctuary state policies and breakdown what this means, measure 105 on the ballot. it has been a thing to worry state and 1987. law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration authorities. what do you think? >> 28 of oregon's counties voted in favor of trump in 2016 and the president's popularity has surged. it is under these circumstances that oregon voters will decide whether to repeal the state's sanctuary law which protect illegal immigrants from deportation. currently there is an estimated 146,000 undocumented immigrants at a cost of $1.2 billion to taxpayers each year. su