rohrabacher: -- rick: congressman rohrabacher, assessed the donald trump presidency. rep. rohrabacher: i believe in a lot of things the president has done. some people have a lot of trouble, and i do, on the personality he has demonstrated. his policies and principles are taking the country in the right direction. i noticed my opponent wasn't able to answer your question about whether or not he would impeach president trump, which he has told other people that he will. what type of partisanship is that, that type of toxic partisanship, spending our time trying to impeach and obstruct the president will grind the government to a halt. i'm going to work with the president when he's right and oppose him when he is right -- when he is wrong. i have a record of that. we have a gop tax bill and i opposed it, and that is because it wasn't good for orange county. trump'spposed president attorney general on cannabis because that is a decision that should be made locally. the congressp to of the --mr. rouda: it is up to the countries of the united states to enforce the laws, so if h

rohrabacher: i'm dana rohrabacher and i respectfully ask you to return me to the congress. i have a track record of lower taxes, border security, and support for basic programs like medicare, like veterans benefits, like social security. my opponent wants higher government, higher taxes, and even wants to give medicare to illegal immigrants. today, i am an independent republican and i have a track record to show it. i opposed the gop tax plan because it wasn't good for orange county. i've even taken on jeff sessions, the attorney general, on cannabis, an issue that should be decided at the state and local level. i've championed a plan to protect those with pre-existing conditions. today, i am acting against high density development, airport noise, and nuclear waste. i ride waves in california. i make waves in washington. mr. rouda: i'm harley rouda and i'm running for congress. washington is run by politicians who put party first and country second. we need to put country and community first. we have to get rid of the corruption in washington, the extremists. i'm committed

so it's time for our opening statements, and congressman rohrabacher, you're first. >> i'm dana rohrabacher, and i respectfully ask for your vote to return me to the united states congress. i have a track record of limited government, lower taxes, border security and, of course, support for basic programs like medicare, like veterans bicep fetes, social security -- benefits, social security. my opponent wants higher government, higher taxes and he even wants to give medicare to illegal immigrants. well, today i am an independent republican, and i have a track record to show it. i opposed, for example, the gop tax plan because it wasn't good for orange county. p i've even taken on jeff sessions, the attorney general, on cannabis, an issue that should be decided at the state and local level, not federal level. and, of course, i have championed a plan to protect those with pre-existing conditions. today i'm acting against sober living homes in your neighborhood, high density development, airport noise and nuclear waste. i ride waves in california, i make waves in washington. >> hi, i'm harley

as for rohrabacher, different story. he has repeatedly cast doubt on when russia hacked the dnc at all. he's met with several key russian figures in the probe and his staunch pro-russian policies have led to him being -- rohrabacher said, quote, i'll think about it. now we may know the reason for his hesitancy. in an op-ed this weekend -- nunes buried evidence on russian meddling to protect trump. no way because i'm on the committee. quote, our investigation did reveal worrisome contact between the russians and candidate trump, his family, his businesses and his campaign, yet

a indor: but rohrabacher, and his supporters, are more determined than ever.arley doesn't represent of the interests of these people. my people know me. and despite the fact my opponent is outspending me two or three to one, my people know who i am, and they know i'm on their side. >> our congressman, dana rohrabacher, is doing two to three meetnd greets a week. >> alcindor: inside this republican women's group, voluntee like retiree pamela hoffman are mailing out hundreds of invitations to small meetings with rohrabacher >> he's a christian. he is a conservative. he has the same principles as ronald reagan.>> lcindor: she supports president trump, and is feeling confident after the confirmation of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. >> i think it's going to help republicans. >> alcindor: jennifer sterling is a small business owner who believes rohrabacher understands residents' struggles. >> he has his hand on the pulse. he knows we're paying huge property tax, huge, you know, .50, .60 cents on every gallon gas of gas we buy. >> alcindor: others, like beth

tw rohrabacher's problems are fold.first is, he's been in washington for a very long time, at a time when washingtois toxic. and the second is trump's deep unfavorability in orange county. >> alcindor: as democrats focus on voter turnout in november, molly, like others, is already thinking beyond the midterms. what happens after this election? even if, either rley wins, or maybe if he loses. what do you think isoing to happen with you? >> i know i have the 2020 election to look forward to. i do not plan on quitting. regardless of who is in power, or who was president, who has control of the house, i'm still going to volunteer politically. >> alcindor: but for now, she is waiting to see if th house-- and orange county-- turn blue. for the pbs newsho, i'm yamiche alcindor in huntington beach, california. >> woodruff: from california to texas, the fight for control over the house and the senate is in full swing across the country. with just two weeks left till the midterm elections, theen presis energizing his base while d

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rohrabacher. what do you know about mr. rohrabacher rohrabacher involvement in meddling?cript should be released yesterday as the republicans promised. we saw just a number of concerning contacts that he had for decade was the russians, but particularly as the russians were interfering in our campaign. and he would run into russians all over the world and didn't seem to think there was anything unusual that russians would be popping in and out of places where he has traveled. and, you know, that is quite concern, but also, his contacts with people on the trump campaign as the russians were interfering. the republicans said that from the very beginning, these transcripts should be made public. we have fought or the that every single time. ranking member schiff has pressed for them to keep that promise. and even today after voting these out two weeks ago the public still has not seen them. >> is it something potentially criminal? >> well, it sees this we should have been able to pursue more leads. we had a take them at their word investigation that the republicans led, whic

. >> congressman dana rohrabacher is way out there. >> earth to dana rohrabacher. >> after30 years inashington and voting for 21 tax funded pay raises for himself, dana rohrabacher has really lost touch. >> can you copy? >> he said people shouldn't have to sell houses to gay people and schools would be safer if we trained students. >> i think we've lost him completely. >> dana rohrabacher, he's way too out there for us. >> those are really important things. arming teachers and discriminating against gay people and this almost feels like it's making light of it. >> this is what we're getting down to. you agree with the message. you think this is congressman that has done things you disagree with but you don't think the style lands it. >> that's a russian rocket. >> that's why we added the arrow. >> it's not on the nose. >> the message is lost in the fact they tried to be funny. they should have just had a regular ad or had ryan gosling play dana rohrabacher. >> i wonder with an ad like that how do you not end it but having it say "say what again." >> say what again. >> i knew you were

as for rohrabacher, different story.atedly cast doubt on when russia hacked the dnc at all. he's met with several key russian figures in the probe and his staunch pro-russian policies have led to him being -- rohrabacher said, quote, i'll think about it. now we may know the reason for his hesitancy. in an op-ed this weekend -- nunes buried evidence on russian meddling to protect trump. no way because i'm on the committee. quote, our investigation did reveal worrisome contact between the russians and candidate trump, his family, his businesses and his campaign, yet every time we sought to learn more we were blocked. as for rohrabacher's testimony specifically, swalwell wrote, i took part in that lengthy interview and i was disturbed with his contacts with russia before and during the 2016 campaign. democrats at our hearing moved to release rohrabacher's transcript. nunes killed our effort. he's burying that transcript to protect his friend. joining us now is the author of that op-ed and member of the house intelligence co

with rohrabacher when just a few weeks ago in july he was up two to six points. why is it so close? >> it's changed. some of that may just be noise. i know there was a monmouth poll at the start of the sum they'me had this at about three points. there are a couple of factors. it's a strong republican tradition. orange county is the heart of this district. they were the heart of the conservative movement from goldwater to reagan. rohrabacher has been there 30 years, even though it's changing a lot, even though it's very controversial, even though roshgsrouda has a lot of money behind him, there's a lot of support for rohrabacher in that district. >> steven kornacki, thank you very much. still to come live in ucla, the resistance. california stood up to president trump more than any other state. what is it planning next? i'll ask the mayor of los angeles and california's secretary of state. plus members of ucla's student republican and democratic parties are here. we'll hash out issues that could get their classmates to the polls in november. but as we head to brea

incumbent dana rohrabacher versus harley rueda. our sister station introduces us to those candidates. >> reporter: at his costa mesa campaign headquarters, harley rueda. >> are you excited! >> reporter: his congressional race receiving national attention as part of what democrats hope will be a blue wave sweeping the country. >> and when we do that, we will take back the house. >> reporter: rueda is running in orange county's 48th congressional district from seal beach to laguna niguel, including costa mesa and huntington beach. normally a republican in the past, the seat has been held by one man for the past three decades. dana rohrabacher, a former speech writer in the reagan white house, now at 71, seeking his 16th return. >> i have experience and i have seniority, all of which can serve my constituents better than someone who doesn't have thaty. >> reporter: what the congressman isn't touting as much, his support fromdona trum turned off some of his supporters. >> some people, especially republican women didn't like his persona

. >> congressman dana rohrabacher is way out there. >> earth today na, earth to dana rohrabach rohrabacher. >> after voting for 21 taxpayer raises for himself, dana roar bach has lost touch. >> he said people shouldn't have to sell houses to gay people and schools would be safer if we trained students. dana rohrabacher he's way too out there for us. >> i don't even -- those are really important things, right? arming teachers and discriminating against gay people, and this almost feels like it's making light of it. >> this is what we're getting down to. you agree with the message, you think this is a congressman who's done things that you would disagree with, but you don't think the style lands it? >> no. >> i think we have the rocket. we can show the rocket by the way. >> yeah. >> you missed it, but that's a russia rocket right there. >> oh, it's a russian rocket. >> that's why we added the arrow. >> it's really hard. >> the message is lost in the fact that they tried to be funny about it. they should have just had a regular ad, you know what i mean? or had ryan gosling play dana rohrabach

rohrabacher, who to call extreme would be a kindness. children using his own as political pawns to say he is in favor of protecting pre-existing conditions. what you have are republicans who are trying to other the election. democrats are not like you. they are you have republicans, who on one hand are trying to other the election, and on the other hand, they are trying to become democrats when it comes to the issue. you have more republicans now running on protecting pre-existing conditions than you do republicans running on the tax bill, and i think that is telling in terms of where the american people are. >> the point you make is true. the one thing i would ask you is what are you seeing in the data since republicans pivoted to this argument? you mentioned about some of the angry mobs. we have seen in public polling, some of the numbers look better for republicans. we have seen president trump's numbers picking up a little bit. you set the strategy of running on the tax cuts wasn't working, but is this working? mr. cecil: immediately

congressman rohrabacher has served in the house since 1989. this is 25 minutes. >> hi, i'm rick reiff. i'm hosting this debate between the candidates in california's 38th congressional district. now, the district takes in most of the o.c. coast from seal beach dowo

even dana rohrabacher is looking better. i will call it out. duncan hunter ev though he's indicted is probably going to win. there are other races in more trouble. but republicans are looking a lot better today than they did three weeks ago. >> fund-raisinge advantor the democrats has been amazing. but sean is right. democrats have made some strategic mistakes in the way they brought up differenis es. elizabeth warren being a good example. so at this point he's right, it's all ab tt getting ou vote. and the democrats are energized there but so is the republicans on this point. >> a lot goinga lot to watch. i want to thank you all for being with us. sean walsh, also carlamarinucci and john myers from sacramento. nice you have to you . >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and now a look at thesenate race. this week california's candidates for senator sat down for their only public face-to-face conversation in this campaign season.t incumbent se dianne feinstein and her challenger, state senator kevin de leon, discussed their differences at a forum host

it is not biased to criticize the senate candidate in missouri like dana rohrabacher, using his child and a political ad, to suggest that he is in favor of protecting pre-existing condition protections, which he is suing the government to pre-existing condition protection. that is not biased. that is the truth. of the stand by any advertisements we have done as being truthful, and, frankly, pac's are held to a higher standard than candidates because our ads can be taken down on television. a candidate cannot. >> ken asked you about 2020 and what the prospective democratic nominee might think about outside groups like yours. the reality is is going to take a while before we know who that democratic nominee is. it looks like there are at least a dozen serious democrats going now to campaign desk going to mount a campaign, if not more. while all that will be litigated over 2019 in the first half of 2020, president trump is building out his campaign infrastructure. how much do you worry about the history of incumbent presidents being knocked off after the first term? it doesn't happen a l

now, incumbent republican congressman dana rohrabacher debates democrat harley rouda for the race in california's 48 congressional district. the debate is considered a tossup by real clear politics and the cook political report. i'm posting this debate between the candidates in california's 48th congressional district. the district makes up most of oc coast and-- the includes cities. it has been solidly republican, but hry

dana rohrabacher, 50%. harley ruda, 48%. this is a change. over the summer, monmouth did this poll.s for the shift? when we talk about trump's approval rating ticking up in the last few weeks, only by a few points. but saying those few points could be critical, trump's approval rating has gone from 49% to 54% in this new poll. and in that same period of time, you see dav you see dana rohrabacher from behind to taking the lead. if you look at a high turn youout scenario, rouda may do better there. in a district like this, a few points could make a huge difference. >> at times, it seems he's representing the interest of putin more than the interests of his own district. he's pretty far out there when it comes to supporting putin and supporting russia. is that the only reason this race is close right now? >> it's also close because this is orange county, california. orange county has been changing pretty dramatically. orange county was the cradle of reagan conservatism. i think this is still a district that absence some of the issues you're describing with rohrabacher, he might be bett

this is an area where rohrabacher won in 20 by about 17 percentage points.t that it is within five in most polls or very close shows some signs for democratic optimism. you are seeing a lot of funding going into this race. that is another thing to keep drive out for. host: next door is the 45th district. congresswoman mimi walters trying to hold onto her seat. take us there. caller: mimi walters is a congresswoman who has been there fairly recently. ins is a district she won 2015 by 70 percentage points as well, but the democrats -- 17 percentage points as well, but the democrats are seeing themselves in a very tight .ontest that is with democrat kitty porter. that is another interesting race we are watching. it is by irvine, a small college campus over there. there's some chance for young voters turning out and swaying that more to the democrats. that is another when you are going to want to keep drive on as well ask your eyes on as well -- keep your eyes on as well. host: take us to the 50th district. congressman duncan hunter getting a lot of attention th

seven races there, the republicans have held where they're tight races, a couple of points apart, rohrabacher, chairman who have retired. i think, tell me if you agree, i think the media will do in this country is report in such a way quote, unquote as to try and get the democrats out, try and get the democrat base out, they know if it's close they need the six or seven california seats to put the democrats over the top. am i being too cynical or realistic? >> exactly how it works. i remember in 2000, they would hold up states that were going for bush and not call them. well, they were calling states going for gore. and so early in the evening, they were giving you the sense and impression of a totally one-sided election for gore and later in the evening all the states, which they knew, they hadn't reported them, knew they were going to go for bush, started piling on. i think it's very hard to overstate the depth of bias in most of the news media against trump and against the republicans. mark: so you agree with me, then, if the republicans seem to be holding on or better, they don't want to

sean: knows he's in california, you're right, i've identified six on my list of the top 30, dana rohrabacherter, those are all very important seats. as is your seed, senator heller. we wish you the best, the key to a great night on election night is going to be watching you hopefully get reelected in nevada. they can come up with. when we come back some of the video of the day. a preview of the great one, mark levin. he is back. a preview of his show from sunday night. ♪ [ doorbell rings ] janice, mom told me you bought a house. okay. [ buttons clicking ] [ camera shutter clicks ] so, now that you have a house, you can use homequote explorer. quiet. i'm blasting my quads. janice, look. i'm in a meeting. -janice, look. -[ chuckles ] -look, look. -i'm looking. it's easy. you just answer some simple questions online, and you get coverage options to choose from. you're ruining my workout. cycling is my passion. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders

super pac pushing back against reports it's cut ties with dana rohrabacher or the republican congressman'sws. congressional leadership fund telling the hill newspaper it spent $3 million in its district advertising starting in august. also tonight, the resistance appears to be getting organized and energized. "the washington post" reporting act blue, leading conduit for democratic campaign got a patient has notched 4.5 million contributions this cycle, 61% of them from women. that's up from 1.5 million contributors in 2014 with 52% women. in arizona, the "washington examiner" reporting despite its obtained emails revealing arizona democratic senate candidate kyrsten sinema once invited a cousin of feminist witches to protest the iraq war in 2003. to san francisco, voters soon decide on a new tax that would force businesses to put the growing cost of caring for the cities excluding homeless population. the city expects that tax to generate $300 million, nearly double with the city is already spending on homelessness. in texas, democratic beto o'rourke says he will not share a $38 million wa

dana rohrabacher has been the congressman from this area for 30 years now.was first elected in 1988. and in the course of those 30 years, the demographics and politics of this part of california have just changed y dramatically. this was the heart of way began conservatism. as recently as 2012, mitt romney was still able to win by double digits. but in 2016, this is one of those areas across the country, hillary clinton won it in 2016. but the republican incumbent did too. republican house seat hillary clinton district, harley ruda, the democratic candidate, remember democrats have the whole jungle primary in california. democrats were a little worried who they were going to nominate. and they seem to have gotten the candidate out here. a lot of money behind him in this race. so this is is -- i should say a well the other interesting thing about this race too, it is one of seven in california that like this. so how is it looking? well, you are seeing a couple things here. dead even most recent poll from the l.a. times. power of incumbency, the republican lab

california republican congressman dana rohrabacher told fox business network last week that the white to tackle the issue after the midterm elections. i'll believe it when i see it. right now, 30 states have legalized medical marijuana and recreational marijuana use is legal in nine states and washington, d.c. the nation's cannabis companies are appealing to president trump for help. the tara tech corporation took out this full-page ad in yesterday's "wall street journal." chairman and ceo, derek peterson wrote, quote, several canadian companies are taking advantage of u.s. investor interest in cannabis to raise and deploy significant capital to acquire u.s. assets. regretfully, this will put what should be one of our homeland's greatest economic drivers into foreign control. and derek peterson joins us now. derek, how much of this concern is real? i mean, do you think this is actually really happening? or is this a strategy that's aimed to appeal to the sensibilities of this particular president? >> kasie, that's a great question. so, i mean, we've been having the conversation from a

so did you, dana rohrabacher, russian congressman up for reelection.o did you, congressman kevin cramer, running for senate now against heidi heitkamp in north dakota. you all voted to end insurance coverage for people with preexisting conditions. you all voted for it. you all voted to kill obamacare, including that provision of it. and now you've all pulled on these latex masks just in time for halloween to pretend like actually, you're kind of a democrat on this issue, and people should vote for you if they want to save obamacare, despite your voting record, your uninterrupted voting record and your uninterrupted prior political resume of trying to kill it. this is happening all over the country. democrats are running on health care. republicans are pretending to be democrats running on health care. completely denying their old voting records, and what they're actually doing right now on the subject. and to put a cherry on top of this sundae, this week, two weeks out from the election, the trump administration has just announced that they are imposin

now, incumbent republican congressman dana rohrabacher debates democrat harley rouda for the race inalifornia's 48 congressional district. the debate is considered a tossup by real clear politics and the cook political report. this is 25 minutes. rick: i'm hosting this debate between the candidates in california's 48th congressional district. the district makes up most of the oc coast and includes parts of 14 cities including huntington beach, were

hours later, dana rohrabacher told fox business that the white house is planning to look at reforming marijuana regulations after the midterm elections. rate now, nine states and washington, d.c. have legalized recreational pot use. but it is still illegal under federal law. and that's actually important, because that means these companies can't use federal banking regulations. it makes it largely a cash business. now, canada is the second nation in the world after uruguay to legalize recreational pot sales. let me tell you how this is going to work. canadians can possess, carry, and share with other adults up to 30 grams of marijuana. however, cannabis edibles like pot-infused jelly beans, brownies, and candy will not be legal until july of 2019. each of canada's providences and territories have set up their own rules on where pot can be sold and how it can be consumed. in most areas, the legal age to smoke marijuana is 19, except for question bebec, where it's . and they've also made it easier for people with a simple pot conviction to get a pardon. >> reporter: the maple leaf is tu

say no to dana rohrabacher.hat ad funded by michael million ad buy, and he also bought another district in california, a traditionally conservative district. we are talking to seniors only about how you plan to vote in 2018's election. linda is in new york, it is your turn. caller: finally, thank you. i am voting republican because i have common sense. i have watched democrats destroy new york state, and there was a news article beginning of the week, and nobody has mentioned that. the democrat party is under investigation in texas. they have been sending ballots to i cannot say illegals, but , withre not citizens citizenship marked. the ones that turn them in are the ones that are receiving the people, and then four were arrested for stealing senior citizens' ballots, filling them out, and mailing them in. so you cannot trust the democrats at all. and chuck schumer is a joke as far as i am concerned. and i voted for cuomo the first time, and i found that he was as gun grabberilling as the rest of the democrats,

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congressman in question is dana rohrabacher, california guy.xt hour. >>> first though, president trump wants a space force approved by congress by next year. not going to happen if the house goes democrat. i will ask the congressman tasked with making space force trump a reality. ♪ ♪ ashley: we continue to cover breaking story of suspicious packages, possibly explosive devices sent to both clintons, home of the clintons on the right-hand side of your screen in chappaqua, new york, north of city. on the left-hand side of your screen, that is columbus circle where the home of the time warner building, home of cnn. cnn offices were evacuated because of reports of a suspicious package. we should report that intercepted by mail screeners of a suspicious package sent to the home of former president barack obama. we have three separate incidents. we have a statement from the white house. they condemn the attempted violent acts. they say the terrorizing acts are despicable and anyone held responsible will be held fully accountable. this is developing s

at the dana rohrabacher seat. at the los angeles area.re are a lot of republicans on the defensive in orange county suburbs. orange county had not voted a democrat for resident until clinton since 1936 -- had not voted a democrat for president until clinton since 1936. host: josh kraushaar, he serves as political editor. coming up, we will talk about judgehe ending of kavanaugh's process, historical of supreme court nominations. carolyn shapiro. ♪ the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. inrecently stopped indianapolis indiana -- in indianapolis, indiana. we are asking folks which party should control congress and why? >> the party i want to take over congress is the democratic party. it is not just because i support the values of the democratic party. but because i think the republican party has completely abdicated its response ability to serve as a check and balance on the executive ranch. in addition to legislation, certainly, the -- it is the responsibility of congress to serve as that check and balance

planning on tackling cannabis reform after the midterm elections according to congressman dana rohrabacherf california. for bakr telling california that the term administration has made a solid bid to fix marijuana legislation. inside the president's entourage, i have talked with them in length and have been reassured that the president plans to keep his campaign promise on this. were bacher says the president has spoken in support of legalizing marijuana at the medical -- medical marijuana at the federal level and leaving recreational marijuana up to the states. oregon congressman earl since democratic leadership a memo outlining steps that congress should take to legalize the schedule one drug. quote, congress is out of step with the american people and the states on cannabis. polling shows 69% of registered voters support legalizing marijuana. we have an opportunity to correct course it democrats win big in november. ber.n novem he has been on this program many times in the past and you can check out some of his past appearances at c-span.org. back to your calls. if you think marijuana

dana rohrabacher and harley rouda. you can watch this show on pbs.org and you can catch our shows and post-show open on youtube and follow us on twitter and instagram. thanks for watching inside oc. >> here is what we are covering thursday on c-span networks. at 10:00 eastern on c-span, a brookings institution event on the war in yemen in its fourth year. washington post previews the november 6th midterm elections. at 7:00 eastern a debate between candidates for governor of south carolina. on c-span2 the justice department hosts the national opioid summit where attorney general jeff sessions outlines federal law enforcement's strategies to combat opioid addiction underway at 9:00 am. on c-span3, internet hate speech. >> with midterm elections just days away watch the competition for the control of congress on c-span. see for yourself, candidates and debates house and senate races. make this your source for campaign 2018. >> the senate judiciary committee met to consider four donald trump's judicial nominees including e