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ministration on the is this connecting you ron ron do you know that policy system which enables the science messaging that can be. hard against the one that's in the mix we've bought that's the area of difference inside the united states between donald trump that is officials in the cabinet. and english seaside village has been getting some unexpected attention in the u.s. mid-term election campaign to it sounds as one of the u.k. slease prosperous areas and images of mr lapp a dayton streets have appeared on the republican party peyster party boyko explains why. what links this essex seaside town to the upcoming u.s. mid-term elections and insensitive political advice that's what locals here in jail exxon's in essex have been left feuding after a pro trump republican candidate for the senate for the state of illinois used a photograph of j. wick sands on his social media feed as an anti advertisement so the caption next to the photograph read only you can stop this from becoming a reality but the problem is the picture wasn't quite reality the image of jay wick sounds that he used was take

ron ron desantis. the governor's race often courted controversy, notably with a charge that desantis used racially insensitive language against gillum. if he had won, gillum would have become florida's first black governor. but it was an historic night for female governors. democrat janet mills became the first female governor of maine after defeating republican shawn moody in a tight race. mills replaces republican paul lepage, who refused to expand medicaid coverage to some 70,000 people in his state. mills has pledged to implement that expansion immediately. >> and republican kristi noem was elected the first woman governor of south dakota over democrat billie sutton. noem will succeed dennis daugaard, also a republican. voters in iowa also elected their first female governor in state history. republican kim reynolds won a tight race against democrat fred hubble after campaigning on reforming medicaid and funding planned parenthood. and one other milestone to note. jared polis in colorado became the first openly gay man ever elected governor in america. the five-term congressman who spoke of inclusivity and diversity beat out republican walker stapleton. >> florida is getting a whole lot of attention for its governor's race and some key house and senate races. as the largest battleground state in the country, these elections could provide valuable insight into how voters are reacting to the president after narrowly voting him in office two years ago. let's turn now to nbc news political reporter alley ba tally live in naples. she's been on the road following all of these races closely. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances and phillip. i think the one thing that you need to look at in florida -- and you're right that it got outsized attention. but florida is one of the swingiest of swing states and it tells us a lot about where the nation is right now two years into president trump's term. you're right that they elected him narrowly by about one point in 2016. the margins that we saw toptd both in the bill nelson-rick scott race and the desantis-gillum race mibmicked that. you have 0.6 percentage points divides those two campaigns. we'll be watching that for sure. i think the lesson here for republicans is that you can run two ways and still end up with a victory. for ran desantis, he ran in the image of trump, really running in the president's shadow and bear hugging him as tightly as he could at every turn, trying to pick up that trump base, trump voter who powered the president to victory in florida in 2016. then on the other side you had rick scott, who was a big trump 2016 backer himself. but now is running as his own man, repeatedly telling republicans here in the state that he was independent and speaking his own mind. so he was looking to target that moderate centrist voter. in the end, both pats came back and both won as republicans in florida. it gave people a pretty good sense of what could come in 2020 when the president seems to be or expects to be on the ballot once again. >> ali, thank you. >>> no matter what's up for a vote in florida, it always seems like a coin flip, right? >>> just ahead, more election coverage. but first after casting their ballots yesterday, dozens of voters flocked to susan b. anthony's grave in upstate new york and placed their "i voted" stickers on her headstone. it's become some of of an election day tradition. anthony was arrested for voting almost 146 years ago. you're watching "early today." 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>> that's florida democrat andrew gillum, who conceded the governor's race to ron ron desantis.overnor's race often courted controve notably with a charge that desantis used racially insensitive language against gillum. if he had won, gillum would have become florida's first black governor. but it was an htoric night for female governors. democrat janet mills became the first female governor of mai afte defeating republican shawn moody in a tight race. mills replac republican paul lepage, who refused to expand medicaid coverage to some 70,000 people in his state. mills has pledged to implement that expansion immediately. >> and republican kristi noem was elected the first woman governor of south dakota over democrat billie sutton. noem will succeed dennis daugaard, also republican voters in iowa also elected their first female governor in state history. republican kim reynold a won tight race against democrat fred hubble after campaigning on g reformedicaid and fundingre planned hood. and one other milestone to note. jared polis in colorado became irthe openly gay man ever elect

ron mott. he's outside one of the local hospitals in thousand oaks. also with us, nbc news investigation reporter, tom winter. ron, let's start with you and the latest from the scene. >> hi, there, ali. good afternoon to you. this is the second mass shooting i've covered here in the past 12 days, 23 people have lost their lives in just unspeakable horror. and what happened here last night is just unbelievable. this community is reeling. as you mentioned, one of the safest cities in america, but was not safe last night in the 11:00 hour, when that gunman walked into that bar and just started shooting indiscriminately at people. we can tell you here at this hospital, they took in 11 patients, and remarkably, we always look for the bit of good news, the silver lining in these horrible stories is that 10 of the 11 people, some of whom came in with gunshot wounds and lacerations have been released. they were able to go home to their families. the 11th, unfortunately, is the ventura county sheriff's sergeant ron helus who lost his life last night. the first officer in there. and as we understand it from the sheriff, he walked in to an ambush. we don't know if the shooter was waiting for the officers to come into the building before taking fire at them and then perhaps ending his own life there. a highway patrolman who went in with sergeant helus was able to get out of the building after those shots were fired. he was able, also, to extract sergeant helus out of the building, get him help and get him to this hospital. and sadly, as we've mentioned, he did not make it. but the other ten folks who did come in here after being in that bar last night that were wounded in that attack have fortunately gone home. but a tremendous amount of sadness. one other thing to note, you saw the prostecession there to the medical examiner office. people brought their families, strollers and kids, had american flags up. this is part of america. and the hearts are heavy here, when you lose an officer. but let's n

ron! >> how about in six months? >> jimmy: no. >> one month. >> jimmy: no! >> two weeks. >> jimmy: no, ron! >> come on, man. no, two weeks, that's nothing, man. let me breathe. >> jimmy: ronwill talk about the presidential race now. >> no! >> jimmy: yes! >> no! >> jimmy: yes! >> no! >> jimmy: ron! >> please! >> jimmy: ron! >> come on! >> jimmy: do it! >> okay, fine! i'll talk about the presidential election which is two whole years away! you're crazy man! you're freaking crazy! >> jimmy: talk about it! i wanna hear your analysis. we all want to hear your freaking analysis! >> okay, fine! in 2020 -- >> jimmy: come on. >> the presidential election -- >> jimmy: come on. >> poses some challenging -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> ah, who cares? it is gonna come down to [ bleep ] florida. >> jimmy: all right. get him out of here! >> oh, come on! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: get him the hell out of here! >> fine! >> jimmy: pathetic. i broke him. i broke him there. >> steve: my god. >> jimmy: this made me laugh, guys. in delaware yesterday, joe biden gave an interview after voting at a high school but kept getting interrupted by the school bell. watch this. >> this is imp

ron derant-- ron desantis and you see gillum exciting people in a different way, you see who are engaged with him not just on policy but also in the way that he actually, you know, i guess conveys his message. when you look at that race as a republican in miami, what do you make of it? >> look, i-- you know, for me, i'm a centrist. i'm a mod raise republican, i'm a centrist. so when i look at that race, on the one hand i have ronreasingly, other forget increasingly, he's not an option. and on the other hand, i have got andrew gillum who is a progressive democrat who is much further to the left than i am on policy issues. i had not met him before. i met him a couple of days ago, and i got to tell you something. part of the reason is that guy is awakening something is he is likable. i have forgotten what it was like to have a likable person running in floor dasm and i hope florida voters reject a campaign of fearmongerring and scare tactics. we can't fall for that again. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: thank you so much for being on the show again. >> thank you. >> trevor: always wonderful having you. ana navarro, everybody. ana navarro, everybody. we'll be right back. think only specialty stores have what's new? olay has the hottest debut. new olay clay stick masks, hydrating facial mist, and brightening eye cream. only by olay. ♪ ♪♪ thea better time to try oureen sprint network. because right now you can get

ron is here. where is ron? there's ron. after this event, if you have any questions about the technical aspects of civil war photography and how they took those photographs and turn them into woodcuts for newspapers ron , is the men to explain that to you. i can't. this to you. harpers had less than 150,000 subscribers. the newspaper never had, i would say, a great reach within the union army. it's extraordinarily limited. and, here is the october 18 edition of harpers that took gardner's photographs from antietam, just a select few and , translated them into print. now, i know all of you don't have a great angle of this and you can't see the details here, but i will admit it's the first time i ever tracked this fantasy what was the translation from photograph to woodcuts. this i found to be very shocking. there are seven of them. they surround burnside's bridge. note that the picture of burnside's bridge isn't a picture. it's a drawing, a sketch. photograph i can find in the book on antietam that resembles this. now, the on

ron johnson was the republican there. it was behind in all the polls. the democrats up against ron johnson. ron johnson now is senator ron johnson. so tammy baldwin is not taking anything for granted. she's out there mobilizing her supporters. tony evers is out there mobilizing his supporters. speaker ryan is out campaigning. so it's all hands on deck effort in wisconsin. lots of attention being focused on this race in this state, one day ahead of election day. ali? >> shaquille brewster in mt. pleasant, wisconsin, thank you. >>> no one knows for sure what's going to happen when the polls close tomorrow night. we know the democrats need to take control. they need 23 seats in order to take control of the house for the fist time in eight years and two seats to take control of the senate for the first time in four years. what is it going to take for democrats to pull off that blue wave? i want to take a closer look. let me start with the senate and show you what has to happen in the united states senate. our country is of the 100 seats in the senate, 35 of them up for grabs, the democrats will end

officers, honoring someone killed trying to save lives, ron heller -- ron helus shot dead in thousand oaks, california. [amazing grace] heather: billy ray cyrus paying tribute to the 29 year veteran of the force in front of a packed memorial service. his community in southern california lining the streets as his casket passed by. the 54-year-old was the first inside the borderline bar when the suspect opened fire, 11 other people killed. he leaves behind a son and wife. he lost his life at the same restaurant where he proposed three decades ago. donald trump reinforcing support for veterans in the military at the marine barracks at the white house. >> military families are the backbone of our nation. it is our sacred duty to support america's servicemembers every single day they wear the uniform and every day after when they return home as veterans and he rose. we take care of them. heather: this comes as va officials were grilled over a computer glitch that delayed benefits for hundreds of thousands of veterans. one of the key witnesses at the hearing, executive director of education

ron paul i wrote an essay saint ron, take the money. i don't think he did that. but nobody ever listens to me. if it was ron paul who was running that. and then he took money from the government and he use it for this purpose. i would say right on ron. now the question comes as elon musk a good guy or is he a bad guy. he would be justified in taking money from the government. what we do is we go over a whole bunch of elon musk's he doesn't pass the smell test. it is not a good idea. we do have a chapter devoted to all of these people and if after taking money from government are they on the good side of the bad side. we deal with this sort of a question in this chapter. should there be any regulation of space travel at all. my view is that they should not only is it is a bad institution based on coercion. should we had antitrust. and this kind of regulation and that kind of regulation. the market is the best regulator. the recent we have good qualities from mcdonald's is not due to the government. if we didn't have good qualities they would be out of business and a wink. yes i i yes i say to regulation. and i certainly had those laws.

ron heius. >> ron was a hard-working, dedicated sheriff sergeant. he was totally committed. he gave his all and tonight as a told his wife he died a hero. he went in to save lives, to save other people. >> the sheriff said they used to work out together. ron a law enforcement veteran of 29 years and was thinking of retiring. he leaves behind a wife and son. we will have continuing coverage from southern california all morning long. >> right now we will take you to the bay area. our weather -- low humidity and high temperature and one. >> here we go again. >> yes, another week of this. it will tail off by tomorrow but when you get this easterly breeze it is warm. look at the highs yesterday -- gilroy 82. a good 12-14 above average for this time of year. jake said this is first light on a brisk 35 degree morning. it will be driving.com. the wind zer -- petaluma 35. woodacre 52 and napa 51. alejo 55. the breeze tends to favor napa county. santa rosa has a northwest wind and novato has a south wind. look at fairfield -- it has been gusting to the delta from 25-30 miles an hour. for some it will be windy. some higher elevations as well -- breezy and windy and warm afternoon. if you don't have a breeze it is cold. the red flag warning in the sa

democrat andrew gillum conceded saturday to republican ron de -- ron desantis in florida's race for governor. in georgia, democrat stacey abrams ended her bid friday to become the state's next governor and the first black woman governor in the united states. abram's defeat by republican brian kemp puts an end to one the most closely watched and contested races of the midterms. the rarace was m marred by widespspread allegations of votr suppression carried out by kemp, who was georgia's secretary of state until he resigned just after the midterm elections. abrams has refused to call kemp the legitimate winner during interviews. this is abrams speaking friday. >> pundits and hyper partisans will hear my words of the rejection of the normal order. i am supposed to say nice things and accept my fate. they will complain i should not use this moment to recap what was done wrong or to demand a remedy. as a leader, i should be stoic in my outrage and silent in myy rebuke. but stoicism is a luxury. in silence is a w weapon for the who would quiet the people. i will not concede because the erosion of

laura: ron christie, thank you very much inde. ron: pleasure.: in other news, turkish authorities say saudi arabia sent a toxicologist and a chemical expert to istanbul days after journalist jamal khashoggi was killed at the saudi consulate. the turkish officials says ankara believes the aim was to clean the premises before local police were admitted. the white house says president trump had a briefing this morning with cia director ginaer haspel aftereturn from turkey. the u.s. mayor on duty with the military in afghanistan has been killed in what seems to be an. insider atta brent taylor died in kabul while working to train members of the afghan security forces. he was mayor of north ogden in utah. mr. taylor leaves behind a wife and seven children. 9 ople have died in italy after a river burst its banks in sicily, flooding homes. three others were killed when their cars we swept away. days of heavy rain have left 17 people dead in italy. the interior minister said arnd $300 million has been earmarked for the relief effort. you are watching "b

ron desantis is going to keep it that way. [applause] ron will keep your taxes going way down. he will always support our veterans. ron. [applause] [applause] >> is southwest florida trump country or what? [applause] say if a candidate is running for governor, i am the only one who has worn the uniform and served in our military. [applause] i am the only candidate who isn't going to raise your taxes here in florida. [applause] guy who cany credibly say i am not under investigation for corruption by the fbi. [applause] as governor, i will protect our good economy and that means we cannot raise taxes. we need to continue to recruit businesses here and i believe florida can boom like never before. [applause] andrew gillum wants to raise taxes by 40%. [booing] jobs, cost us business, stop the investment into florida. we can't let that happen. [booing] i will also stand by our men and women in law enforcement and protect florida's communities. [applause] andrew gillum is a failed mayor. hadallahassee, they have the highest crime rate in florida under his leadership. the highesthey had number of murders in the history of th

ron in texas, ron. >> caller: good evening, jim i sold facebook about eight weeks ago, and i want to get back to ten stocks i would like to buy broken down stock that i can hold for a year longer that is not broken. that pays dividends. just wondering if i could get your messing with schlumberger >> i had a meeting with jeff marks. we debated buying schlumberger today. the prognosis is still too negative bp is a better yield thank you for that call. i wouldn't be surprised if you're brought into a stock cyclone if the bulls don't get their way this weekend, and i don't think you will, bulls, because it's not about the market, it's about keeping our country strong you now have a shopping list that i think can work. coming up, dollar tree is known for luring customers with discounts. but it could be the best place for the stock market i'm eyeing the company after earnings then the fed has stokpoken. and i'll give you my take. and the ceo of the company behind the brand of calvin klein. don't miss my ex-chclusive withe ceo. so stay with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money. foll

ron mo nbc's ron mott is outside the courthouse. >> reporter: robert bowers pled not guilty after being indicted wednesday on 44 counts, including 11 counts for murder, murder charges that could result in the death penalty, and when asked if he understand that death could be the result upon a possible conviction he answered yes. now, prosecutors have sought the death penalty against the 46-year-old bowers. that final decision will come from attorney general jeff session. bowers has been described by neighbors as quiet and unremarkable but online federal authorities allege he was far more vocal and angry, reportedly posting anti-semitic messages and other hate speech including a passage shortly before the saturday massacre that said i'm going in. searches of his vehicle and apartment were conducted and he used an assault rifle and three handguns in the shooting. funerals continue today and tomorrow for victims who ranged in age from 54 to 97. bowers also faces charges here in the commonwealth, a multitude of charges, i should say. the state has decided to postpone its prosecution until the federal case ends which could be ears if the death penalty is sought. ron mott, nbc news, pittsburgh. >>> the 49ers will host the raiders tonight in the battle of the bay. given the intense rivalry among fans and problems in the past, both police and 49ers organizations sending a message to all fans just don't do it. santa clara police will deploy extra officers, including undercover officers. they don't want fights in the stands. levi stadium outfitted with 800 surveillance cameras so police can monitor any problems. >> if you're there to cause trouble, you'll never know where there's a police officer nearby that's watching your actions and ready to take action. >> reporter: usually a handful of bad actors that cause, you know, problems for everybody, but we're looking for you, and we'll be prepared for you if you're going to be one of those folks, but we would really prefer you just come in and have a good time and make good choices. >> police are not allowing anyone to wear masks such as darth vader that you commonly see in the black hole rooting section

ron d santos as asr next -- ron desantis your next governor and send rick scott to the united states senate. it's the great privilege of my life to serve as vice president for a president who fights to keep the promises he made. there is only one way to describe the past two years, two years of action, two years of results, two years of promises made and promises cap. promises just -- kept. getting started, florida. rebuilding our military and supporting our our borderscuring and enforcing laws, we put the caravan on notice and we have started to build that wall. [applause] [crowd chanting] >> build that wall. build that wall. build that wall. we areesident pence: oh, building it. we are pointing strong conservatives at every court level, the most confirmed in the first year of any administration, and that doesn't include justice brett kavanaugh on the supreme court of the united states. [applause] deals thator trade are finally putting american workers and america's farmers first. and with the strong leadership of president trump, we have tape, unleashed american energy and cut taxes for families and businesses. been nothingave short of amazing. just this week, 4.5 millions new point 5 million new jobs created since election day 2016, including 364,000 jobs in the sunshine state. paychecks are growing at their fastest rate in 10 years. the unemployment rate is at a 50 year low, and more floridians are working today than ever before in the history of this great state. [applause] confidence is america isword, and we are just getting started. that's why we need rick scott in the u.s. senate and ron desantis in the governor's office. leaderott is a proven who has seen florida for hurricanes and storms, and in the statehouse he has created jobs.han 1.6 million antis is one of our strongest supporters in congress. as your next governor, ron desantis will keep florida jobs, better good schools, clean water and safer communities. willscott and ron desantis stand with the president and put florida first, more than you can say about either one of their opponents. in thish is, the choice election could not be more clear. it's a choice between tax hikes and tax cuts. it's a choice between more government and more freedom. it's a choice between resistance and results, and president trump and i need florida to vote for more results from the statehouse to washington dc. roneed florida to elect as your next governor and send rick scott to the u.s. senate. we have got three days to do it, and a lot of work yet to do. we keep hearing about this blue wave headed our way. [crowd boos] from what

ron has been one of our strongest supporters this congress. as your next governor, ron desantos will keep florida growing with good jobs, better schools, clean water, and safer communities. rick scott and ron desantos will stand with this president and they'll always put florida first, which is more than you can say about either one of their opponents. the truth is, the choice this this election couldn't be more clear. it's a choice between tax hikes and tax cuts. it's a choice between more government and more freedom. really, it's a choice between resistance and results. and president trump and i need florida to vote for more esults from the state house to washington, d.c. we need florida to elect ron desantos as your next governor and send rick scott to the united states senate. we've got three days to do it and a lot of work yet to do. we keep hearing about this blue ave that's headed our way. i've got to tell you, from what we're seeing president trump and i know if all of us do all we need to do between now and election day that blue wave is going to hit a red wall right here in florida and all across america. so thanks for coming out, florida. it's great to be with you tonight. and i

ron. there won't be any sleeping for ron. no sleeping. you worked and worked. i will say this -- andrew gillum is not equipped to be your governor. it's not for him. not for him. he knows it. he won't say it, but he knows it. we got to keep this state great. you're going to make an even greater, ron. there will be problems like you cannot imagine. he's not equipped to be your governor. if democrats come to power on tuesday, one of their biggest project will be a socialist takeover of the american health care system. we cannot have it. they will destroy what we are building and what we are going to build. the democrats' plan would obliterate medicare and eliminate medicare advantage for nearly 2 million florida seniors who depend on it. the democrat plan is especially unfair to hispanic americans. one out of every two hispanic seniors is enrolled in medicare advantage. republicans will protect medicare for your great, great seniors that we love, and, who by the way, paid for it, and republicans will always, just like i said, social security -- did not touch it, right? during the debate, they all wanted to do a lot of bad things, and i said no way. we will get the money from making good deals on trade. we got plenty of money coming in now. those trade deals are phenomenal. we took

base, but ia terms of the athreat, from what we can tell, it doesn'tbe seem t kasia: ron nixon, thanks very much. ron: thank you for having me. kasia: saudi arabia's foreign minister has told the bbc that the kingdom is looking at a major aid program to rebuild whyeme the war ends. speaking to our chiefco internationaespondent lyse ilucet in riyadh, he denied accusations thatary operations by the saudi-led coalition were pushing yemen to famine. here in the u.k., the detective leading the investigation into the novichok poisoning in salisbury says the amo nerve agent found in a perfume bottle couldave killed thousands of people. but we will bring thu report to ortly because we want to get the exclusive interview with ternational correspondent lyse doucet. mr. al-jubeir: the houthis use child soldiers, lay mines arouns the country, arve people, illunding the war machine, they are being portrayed as the victims. lyse: the houthis are also responsible for the suffering in yemen, but the u.n. says it is the sardi-led boent causing the great number of civilian casualties andhasaudi policies including bloc

ron desantis. now, ron desantis sort of came from out of nowhere as a republican here, and it was that endorsement from donald trump that took him over the line in the primaries. behind me i think you can see right now arriving is andrew gillum. i'll step out of the way here. he's going to be arriving with his family, coming in and voting. they've made a special accomodation here to allow the media, and you can see there is a lot of media here. you see a lot of cameras behind. there are about another 25 cameras to get this moment because of where it may lead his candidacy and his political career. of course, ron desantis has had that support from donald trump, and it really comes down to whether those voters, republicans in the state who have long felt that they were being ignored and perhaps even dropped out of politics until donald trump came along, whether they will be motivated not only to say that they support desantis but that they will make their way to the polls. 5.1 million people voted early in this state. that means you're not seeing tremendously long lines in many portions of the state. when we take a look at the breakdown of voters in the state, you have 35.3% who are registered as republicans. 37.2% are democrats. then you get into the nonparty affiliation. that's 26.6%. so the question really comes down to whether the republicans or the democrats were able to reach out and get those nonparty affiliated people motivated to vote for whoever it is that they feel. here you can see, here comes the mayor making his way in with his family. >> i know you'll try to get a question to him

china in china to take advantage of the united states for many years and ron johnson knows that maybe better than anybody because ron's a big believer in what i'm doing and they will come in and open up china or make it there because it is not there right now. they do very little business with them and we do a lot of business and plus they have tremendous barriers and tariffs on us that we do not have in them. that's all changed and we put our own tariffs, $250 billion worth of goods and have another 267 billion to go if we want to. we may not have to do that but china would like to make a deal. our country has done very wellin china is not done very well. they been down 30%, 32% and then down substantially. we have helped create china as we know it today by allowing money to be sucked out of our country by the billions. $500 billion a year in many cases. over a long period of time. we can't allow that to happen. i think we will have a great relationship with china and hopefully make a deal and if we don't, we have tariffs coming in at $250 billion worth of these are were talking billions and billions a month will flo

kasia: ron nixon, thanks very much. ron: thank you for having . e sia: saudi arabia's foreign minister has told c that the kingdom is looking at ad major ogram to rebuild yemen when the war ends. speaking to our chief international correspondent lyse doucet in riyadh, he denied accusations that military operations by the saudi-led coalition were pushing ymien to . here in the u. leading the investigation into the novichok poisoning in salisbury says the amount of nerve agent und in a perfume bottle could have killed thousands of people. but we will bring that report to you shortly because we want tocl get the ive interview with chief international correspondent lyse doucet. mr. al-jubeir: the houthis use child soldiers, lay miound the country, and starve people, still funding the war they are being portrayed as the victims. lyse: the houthis are also rponsible for the suffering in yemen, but the u.n. says it is the saudi-led bombardment causing the great number of civilian casualties and that saudi policies including blockades and restrictions are

ron desantis, the republican nominee for governor of florida. he is as close a proxy for president trump as possible. president trump has expended an unusual amount of political capital on getting ron desantis elected. and ron desantis is running behind andrew gillum in florida. so what does president trump do? he's not going out and talking about the tax cut as the republicans were kind of hoping early on. he is going right to emotion and cultural division. he is right going to fear, and he's doing it in these sort of red and purple states, basically to really focus on trying to win those in the senate races, in the governor races and being willing to, you know, alienate a good number of republicans who live in house districts that have, you know, some racial diversity, that have happens who were inclined to vote for the party on its pro business policies, who have been traditional parts of the republican division who are now frankly really turned off by this rhetoric. what he's doing is trying to go all in on this kind of fear based strategy for certain races and frankly being willing to gamble on those other house races that will turn people off. >> stay with us. >>> two states the president is not visit

but in these leaders, in these leaders, and ron and linda have been those leaders, founding the last frontier honor triumphant so i want to thank ron and linda for their great service to alaska, to their country, to our veterans, for all that they've done and congratulate them on being our alaskans of the week. i yield the floor. mr. nelson: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: mr. president, i want to talk about trickle-down economics and give you an example of why it doesn't work, particularly in parts of the country that have long been neglected by the power structures in those communities. let's take, for example, south saint petersburg, florida. saint petersburg is a part of pinellas county. it's one of our major cities in florida. it's at the tip of a peninsula that wraps around tampa bay. south st. pete is riddled with poverty. according to the census bureau, 16.4% of the people who live there live there below the federal poverty line. that's 6.7% of which have jobs but they still live in poverty. now there's something wrong with that. if you have a job, you shouldn't be living in pover

thousand nine hundred four that this is happened well it's interesting it let me let me go to ron in los angeles what ron is some kind of normality return to american politics i mean the what his early results that we know now is pretty much conforms with what we would have expected during a president's first midterm elections run in l.a. . yeah i kind of echo that too this isn't terribly surprising you know i like a good wave analogy living in southern california people are saying there's going to be a huge blue wave and i was like look i think there's going to be a kind of a ripple but it's not going to be something you're going to want to take in to shore and i kind of feel like that's essentially what happened yeah there was a little little wave there for the house but then it kind of rippled out in the senate and it didn't quite make it to shore so yeah this is typically what you see in a midterm with whatever party is against what's in the white house those are the types of gains you see so you know there are some things on the micro levels to be optimistic about on the progressive side of the coin

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ron johnson knows that maybe better than anybody, because ron what i'mbeliever in doing. and i think that they're gonna come in and we're gonna either and make it fair, because it's not fair right now -- they do very little we do a with them and lot of business. it just can't be. plus, they have tremendous tariffs onremendous us that we didn't have on them. but that's all changed now. tariffs on 250 -- $250 billion worth of goods. have another $267 billion to go if we want to. we may not have to do that. china would like to make a deal. our country has done very well and china, as you know, they not done well. they've been down 30%, 32%. they've been down very substantially. we have helped create china as by allowingoday money to be sucked out of our $500ry by the billions, billion a year in many cases, long period of time. and we can't allow that to happen. we will have a great relationship with china, hopefully we'll make a deal. and if we don't, we're doing very well just the way it is right now. in, $250ariffs coming billion worth of goods. and these are -- we're talk

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ron in los angeles what ron is some kind of normality return to american politics i mean the what his early results that we know now is pretty much conforms with what we would have expected during a president's first midterm elections run in l.a. . yeah i kind of echo that too this isn't terribly surprising you know i like a good way of analogy living in southern california people are saying there's going to be a huge blue wave and i was like look i think there's going to be a kind of a ripple but it's not going to be something you're going to want to take in to shore and i kind of feel like that's essentially what happened yeah there was a little little wave there for the house but then it kind of rippled out in the senate and it didn't quite make it to shore so yeah this is typically what you see in a midterm with whatever party is against what's in the white house those are the types of gains you see so you know there are some things on the micro levels to be optimistic about on the progressive side of the coin there were some pick up by d.s.a. backed candidates and stuff like that meanwhile more establishment back candidates kind of went down so i think that's remnant of the trend we're seeing in our country but yes far as overall results as of right now as of the recording of this nothing really a typical you know brian is the republican party finally now the trumps party with the selection and you know. the republicans can pat themselves on the back fox certainly is doing it but trump went to red meat states ok here's his big tour he was speaking to the converted already ok but is the party trumps party now. well i don't think there's any doubt that the republican party of twenty eight team is donald trump's party even here in tennessee we've seen we've seen republicans like corker who just they stepped down or bob corker stepped down because it just i i'm convinced bob corker just doesn't really see a position for himself in the future of the republican party and i think we've seen that in certain other cases as well there were some chatter at first that maybe a guy like bill has who was a republican governor of tennessee very popular would step in and run for bob corker seat but bill haslam is also a very centrist republican much like bob corker and he didn't even want to run for that seat because he really didn't see a path to victory for himself so i think this is absolutely donald trump's party victory for marsha blackburn here in tennessee is indicative of that right the candidates who are winning our candidate who by a lower. limits it's goto this go to line and here we have small problem there ok lionel. with the house going back into the hands of the democrats we've heard all through the campaign the base is interested in these investigations and investigating trump his family russia game interesting lamp was hardly mentioned during this election cycle and bad days english so but you know if we if palosi comes back in power as speaker. what what's the tension going to be with the base and the centrists in the democratic party when it comes to trump dealing with trump specifically and i'm using the word the i word impeachment. ok well first and foremost the greatest thing that could ever happen and i know this is a big problem for a lot of my friends is sometimes you look at this as a purgative you know trump was winning everything one time he said are you tired of winning not really and i think what people are going to look at this as is specially in the world of stocks as you know peter the call this a correction right and every now and now in the during a correction you're going to see what the democrats have been wanting to do now what i hope for and i want you to understand i am a political atheist i believe me i this president i love what he's doing by the way what you did notice something barack obama in a couple of instances tried to campaign with him recently after two days he was hoarse and exhausted from seventy two years old one hundred pounds overweight and he's like the eveready battery he was one of the greatest campaigners of all time but i hope what happens is that they let nancy pelosi go full tilt boogie and maxine waters in charge of the senate finance committee and then when jerry nadler to be in charge of the the the house judiciary and i want these people to go nuts and by the way as you said where is the read where is or was shouldn't interaction here did they drop the ball does this does this bode ill for muller's investigation i just asked about twenty questions which is why i'm paid the big bucks to do so so that of so are i but here's a libel here you've really created the the the worst better the better scenario from your point of view here mark. you know i know they bring up a good point i mean in macro sense you know the economy is humming along i think if you go micro it's a lot more complicated than a lot of the media likes to say. you know that should have been something in that should have given trump a little bit more room because the economy is doing basically much better ok i get i think it's much more nuanced but by the standards that journalists report the economy is doing well the stock market the g.d.p. doesn't necessarily reflect how it's the economy is doing down at the end of the lines in the pocketbook of the you know the average family in different parts of the country but yeah if midterm has one punch line i'll give you that it's not a blue wave it's not the economy stupid right because obviously trump was on the minds we see some two thirds of voters were voting primarily because of a strong opinion on drop youth wimmin and minorities predictably turned out very high higher than than than i do or more for the that's a very good point on that you know the back to los angeles i think that's an interesting sign you know the turnout was higher than expected here because i guess we can that's accounted for because of the polarization but there we go it going into the midterms are two issues i think that the media puts a lot of focus on and with different angles obviously cavanagh and the caravan how did that how did those two issues play in the selection. well i think actually people are hungry for some real policy ideas i mean i mean you guys bring up nancy pelosi she has said that her first priority is trump's tax returns and pay go and people just aren't interested in that people just aren't interested at all nor are people interested in these kind of hot button issues that the media just kind of shoves down people's throats i think people are interested in real solution real policy ideas that's why when you look at some of the people that kind of came close to a rourke. you know they both came out of the gate swinging really hard and they were kind of steadfast in their positions then they kind of eased up a little bit on the medicare for all and gillum in particular started campaigning with debbie wassermann schultz with hillary clinton well then look what happened they kind of didn't have enough to get to the finish line so i think people are hungry for real policy and answers and that's why that turn out was what it was you know that's why i love having you on the program run because you're you're on the progressive side i'm on the conservative side but we have one thing in common we like policy where policy wonks and i think that's where we need to get back to brad let me go back to you i only want to end the wars we want and the way to do it we're going to do that the next part of the program going to mention that brian. given what lionel is said and what mark just said here going into two thousand and twenty could we see a red undertow instead of any kind of waves because if you're going to go after tax trims taxes in these investigations and then in light of what ron just said there it's not policy that's just politicking the politics of personal destruction go ahead. well our year i mean i'm at the point now where i think it's next to impossible to predict what exactly is going to happen i you know i mean if democrats in the house want to go after traumas taxes i don't think that's a political witch hunt necessarily i think there's a lot better to be seen in those tax returns and i think it would show a lot about what the president's financial shock ties are and why perhaps he's beholden to certain foreign interests that bet is a huge concern of mine i'll be completely honest and that's why that if it has to do with policy than than you would count me in ok that is fine line only one minute before we go to the break i can tell you want to jump in go ahead. what we're having right now this wonderfully intelligent graue roundtable discussion. occurred nowhere among anybody that i knew this was not an election about policy or issues or platforms or

ron helus. >> we can tell you about that sergeant ron helus, he was just in the neighborhood when the 911 calls first came in. he was on the scene within three minutes along with the california highway patrol officer. when they got on the scene he heard the gunfire. the sheriff said sergeant helus went inside. he was hit with gunfire. that highway patrol officer was able to rescue sergeant helus and get him out of the building. he was taken to the hospital. we learned later sergeant helus did pass away at the hospital. the sheriff got emotional. he knew ron helus well. take a listen. >> ron was a hard working, dedicated sheriff's sergeant. totally committed. he gave his all. tonight as i told his wife he died a hero. he went -- he went in to save lives. to safe other people. he was the one that sacrificed his life to save others. he walked -- he ran into danger hoping he might be able to save someone else's life. he made the ultimate sacrifice, but he did it as a hero. >> sergeant ron helus was a 29-year veteran of the sheriff's department. he was planning to retire next year. he leaves behind a wife and son. we're told there will be a procession for him leaving the hospital later today. >> thank you, joe. joining me now to discuss this jim cavanaugh and anthony roman. jim, you are the best business when it comes to covering the subject. i hate it when you come on. walk us through this. this all unravelled in a matter of minutes. it's an ongoing investigation. what are investigators looking for? >> it's going to be a massive homicide sce

but ron desantis you can't let ron desantis let -- you can't let him be the governor of florida, that would be a disaster. ronarvard and yale, a good guy. hard worker and i think he will be a great governor but it's a very close race. >> sean: you want to make a closing argument. you know it's interesting, i watch the media and they are trying to define this as a trump midterm. >> president trump: unless we win, then they will go away. >> sean: then they go back to russia. it was funny. bill clinton lost about 54 seats in the house. obama lost 60 some seats in the house. i love how nate silver we said they could be anywhere between 15 and 16. could -- i don't have to do any poles to find that out. it's the american people that decided it's getting out in midterms -- there is something going on. >> i lead ohio, thousands and thousands of people cannot get into this massive arena. i just left indiana. thousands and thousands of people outside can't get -- there's something going on. there is an electricity that feels like 2016. >> sean: mr. president, i on the way here it was pouring all day here four hours. i

ron christie, who was an adviser tpresident george w. bush. ron, the president has made this election about him. he is barnstorming the country tonight. but is he helping those in danger, the house republicans in suburban seats? is he helping use republicans? ronn't think so -- good evening to you, laura. there are a lot of people, --ublicans and sgestions, in his swing districts, suburban philad washington, d.c., in virginia, that want the president to stay as far away from them for fear of what they will see other -- at the ballot box tomorrow, which could be them losing if they are too closely associatedu with president. the president't osing his campaign on the economy? why is he closing in on this fear of mobs and the migrant invasion? ron: i think it plays very well with his face. there is no accident t has refocused his efforts on immigration. this is something he campaigned on. he campaigned on building the wall.us now we see thods of people heading from mexico and points to the south. i think he believes this is a winning issue r him and senatorial candidates. laura: what are the races you will be watching most closely tomorrow night for signs of where we are headed? ron: for one, barbara comstock outside of washington, d.c., reliably

ron christie, thank you very much. we will see you on election night here in washington as well. this is interesting, ron said something interesting, ronresting where he said, that first ad that we played, donald trump is not then, it is about suburban women voters and donald trump took himself out of the ad. if you look at paul numbers, and approval ratings, donald trump does better when he is not the topic of conversation. he does worse when he is at the centre of the conversation. that suggests to me that there are plenty of people like the policies, the likely state of the policies, the likely state of the economy, they may even like the issue of immigration and how he is tough on that issue around the border while, but what we do not like is his style. it is going to be this battle, i think, like is his style. it is going to be this battle, ithink, in like is his style. it is going to be this battle, i think, in this midterm election between the policies and the style of the president. there seems to be a difference. i suppose the power of those ads, to be able to target to those ads, to be able to target to those people that you

ron paul -- i think he refused to take matching funds because he didn't want to take money from government. i wrote an essay saying, ron, take the money. better that you have it than the government has it. i don't think he did. that nobody ever listens to me, but the point is if it was ron paul who was running a space thing and he took money from the government and he used it for this purpose, i would say, right on, ron, that's great, because nmu're a good guy. so now the question comes, is elon musk a good guy or a bad guy? if he's a good guy like ron paul, he would be justified in taking money from the government, but if he's a bad guy, he's just arm in glove or hand in hand with the government. so what we do, we go over a whole bunch of e monoplussing's -- elon musk's public statements. and, unfortunately, he doesn't pass the smell test. he is not a good guy, he's not a libertarian. and recently he came us out as an avowed socialist, which is not a good idea with. not a credit on his blotter. so we do have a chapter devoted to all these people, and we say if they're taking money from government are they on the good side or the ledger or the bad side. so we deal with this sort of a question in that chapter. >> host: do you deal with should there be any regulation of s

ron desantis either but i was so not gillum that ron desantis was the best choice. >> was trump a factor in your vote? >> absolutely. >> in what way? >> because i never like him. you know, i think he's very racist. >> our governor doesn't seem to care for it. we had jeb bush for eight years. he did a very good job. >> not a fan of rick scott. what about ron desantis? >> yes, i'm fine with that. >> and that's a pretty fair range of what we've heard from voters here today, ranging from donald trump is the factor to donald trump isn't really a factor at all. but the thing that will be a factor for all of these races here, governor and senate, is what happens in places like collier county where there are a lot of nonparty affiliated voters. i'm talking about the people who are independent that make florida the swing state it is. and all of the campaigns i have spoken to said those voters will be the ones to make a difference here tonight. i know there have been several polls, quinnipiac among them, showing bill nelson and andrew gillum pulling ahead of their republican opponents. they are buying that trend in the lead but they're not necessarily buying those margins. the fact it is florida, it will probably come down to a few votes in all of the counties and it will be close come election night, after all, that's why we love the sunshine sta

ron desantis. here is now governor ron desantis. the government was energized. people get to speak.it doesn't matter what the pundits say. the people of the state of florida had the opportunity to set the agenda. and they responded to our message. not every democrat lost. they want a house seat down in the miami area. take a short break. when we come back most of the results are in. republicans lost the house but the gain ground in the senate. more on that coming up. and then oil on the brink of a bear market this morning. they are searching for direction as u.s. sanctions i ran. iran. that story coming up ray after this. your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and all through the house 'twas the night before christmas not a creature was stirring, but everywhere else... there are stores open late for shopping and fun as people seek gifts or even give some. not necessarily wrapped with paper and bows, bu

ron deand fist was declared win -- ron desantis was declared the winner over dem krament andrew gillum. and gillum who conceded on election night just today officially pulled back his concession. the democrats are refusing to accept the results of the national media. in the words of dnc lawyer mike elias, christopher steele fraud thrents dossier intended old fo to disenfranchise us on the presidential election. we'll do a recount and we'll win. how do they do this? necessity find missing ballots. where do they finds them? in deep blue counties run by democrats in florida, broward and palm beach. broward and palm beach counties may sounds familiar to you. in 2000 there was a hand recount in broward county because the democrats didn't want to accept the results of a presidential election. in 2006 there was another recounts started by the democrats. in 2016 another recount and 2018 another recount in the same two counties. folks, there 3,141 counties in the united states. so you tell me how 3,139 counties can get their votes in 30 minutes after the polls close, but not these two. the other counties get it right. there is even a county that suffered a category 4 hurricane in florida that was able to turn in their ballots 30 minutes after the election. but the same two deep blue democrat controlled counties in florida where the republicans won in the two most of important races can't get their act together. but it's not the first time. there is one person who seems to be at the center of this. miss brenda snipes. the election supervisor in broward county. you may know about brenda because in 2016 a judge called her out for destroying ballots that benefited her friend debbie wasserman-schultz. so election night broward reports thousands of votes, and now there are reportedly thousands more votes. you are kidding, right? a primer. every county is supposed to hand in all early voting and absentee balance lots within 30 minutes of the polls closing. most of kansas city already count those ballots before election night. but now in a lawsuit brought against miss snipes, governor scott argues miss snipes is refusing to cooperate. the court ordered miss snipes to turn over record detailing how she counts ballots. snipes is refusing to turn over the record, saying it's inappropriate for a court into the screen this time simply because scott wants the counting process sped up. what is even more outrageous is after snipes destroyed ballots illegally in the 2016 election. her premature destruction of the ballots in a pending lawsuit was described as unlawful and in violation of the public records act. that court in 2016 cited a similar case where the individual was dismissed, saying dismissal under these circumstances is an appropriate sanction. but the court went even beyond saying that about snipes. they said her violation was twofold. number one, snipes violated state and federal retention requirements, and number two, snipes violated the affirmative responsibility to preserve evidence. why was this roll and not fired? yet today miss snipes was on to mess up yet another, or overturn yet another election in florida. if that's not enough to infuriate you after the court's decision about miss snipes, the state of florida announced it would be monitoring broward's 2018 election. let me tell you what a mess we are in. there are reportedly thousands of newfound ballots. each one is five' pages long. do you think a woman who loses thousands of ballots, who doesn't want to turn them in within 30 minutes off the polls are closed should be trusted? do you think she should be allowed to view five times, because that's how long the ballots are. of thousands and thousands of missing ballots? this is lunacy. voter fraud is insidious. it causes people to think their vote doesn't matter. but it's worse than that, folks. there are reportedly transcripts now that prove when the democrats say they want every vote counted when might. but it's not just your vote it's illegal votes that some lawyers in these canvassing hearings for democrats want counted a report out today says lawyers for democrats gillum and nelson are objecting to the rejection of votes cast by non-citizens. so when a lawyer for democrats says he's going down to florida to win, he should have added, by any means. that's my open. if you love my opening statements, you will love my new book, "new york times" number one best seller, "liars, leakers, and liberals. ". here with me is florida congressman matt gaetz. good evening, congressman. >> good evening. i think they are still finding ballots for al gore in broward county. it's a mess down there. it's like a banana republic. when you have them standing in the way of people to oversee the election. that's why getting the ballots and getting a just result is important to all of us. judge jeanine: in the hearing yesterday, when governor scott had requested the opportunity to review and to count and find out how they were determining the ballots, then what she says is, you don't have a right to look at this stuff just because you want it sped up. what else that about? >> the law in florida requires the supervisor of elections to make regular reports about how many people voted and in what method they voted in broward county they simply ignored those laws. then when we tried to use our public records act to get information, they stood in the way. after a judge ruled they had to let us inspect the information. i stood in line with governor stock lawyers and we were stood away and told to come back at 10:00 the next morning. you see the supervisor of elections violating court orders and state statutes. the good news is ronesantis has a margin of victory that is beyond the reach any fraud. he'll be the governor-elect and then the governor of florida. judge jeanine: you are saying he has more than a half a point ahead of that local mayor gillum. >> there will be a marine recounts. he's under half a point. but he his margin of victory is beyond the coach any fraud. so he'll have a machine recount. we have no objection to that. judge jeanine: if a judge determined as i just read in my open that this woman snipes who was the election commissioner, what is her official title? >> supervisor of elections. judge jeanine: that she two years ago violated state and federal law. he cited a case where someone was dismissed under similar circumstances. can you tell me why this woman was not dismissed given the fact that the judge's decision suggests she should be. and we have rick scott the governor who should have dismissed her is suffering because he didn't dismiss her. >> brenda sykes is too stupid or too corrupt t

ron helus, sergeant ron helus will be escorted out of the hospital. there will be a police procession. hundreds of officers obviously will be lined up there as his body is taken away and led to a funeral home where family and friends will finally get a chance to see him. he was set to retire next year. beloved by the ventura sheriff's department. did so many things in the 29 years that he was there, including a bomb squad, working with the swat team. we got a chance to hear from colleagues a little earlier and here's what they said about the hero. >> i don't think there's anything more heroic than what he did. he went in there to save lives. he took device sif action and -- decisive action and it's a tragic loss for us and it's tragic, the gentleman who was speak being the things that went on inside the club, people inside took heroic action as well and this is just a horrific situation for them to face. i've known ron on right around the same time and he's just -- always areally enthusiastic very energetic man and a true cop's cop. he worked narcotics, investigative assignment and on the swat team for many years. this was in his blood. he had a natural instinct for for going after crooks and did it with enthusiastic and a great deal of -- enthusiasm and agreet deal of intelligence. he would spend time with his son. my heart goes out to the family. i can't imagine what they are going through right now. >> so you heard the colleague talk about the son and leaves behind a wife. there is the picture right there. president trump already taking to twitter thanking the brave police officers, the men and women and also pointing out the actions of ron had helus when -- ron helus. when announced to the public, there's the sheriff of the ventura sheriff's department he choked up saying he was a great guy and they were gym partners and we will try to carry that live when the procession happens. we will stream