ronny jackson is a great t man. ronny jackson has led a great and beautiful life.nd to have lies told about him, i would never repeat what they are. in my case, they repeat them. i say "don't repeat them, they are terrible." they say no, we are going to deny them. do we love sean hannity, by the way? [applause] i love him. but he is the only one. he puts up all these losers that say horrible things. i have to talk to him. one after another. "donald trump, he has lost it up here." it is pretty tough. i stand up here giving speeches for an hour and a half, many times without notes, and then they say he has lost it, and yet we have 25,000 people showing up to speeches. and by the way, look at all the fake news back there. [boos] donald trump, they go donald trump -- you know, it is really funny. so i beat 17 great republicans. i mean, senators, i beat governors, people like ben carson. i beat a lot of great people -- ben carson was tough. but i beat 17 great people, and i respectfully say i beat the bush dynasty. okay. pretty recently. okay, now i have the privilege o

ronnie jackson is a great man. ronnie jackson has led a great and beautiful life.have lies told about him, i would never repeat what they are. in my case, they repeat them. i say don't repeat them, they are terrible. they say no, we will deny them. do we love sean hannity? he puts up all of these losers who say horrible things. one after another. donald trump, he has lasted up to. it is tough. i stand up here giving speeches for an hour and a half, many times without notes. then they say i have lost it. yet, we have 25,000 people showing up to speeches. by the way, look at all the fake news back there. donald trump. they go, donald trump. donald trump has lost it. i beat 17 great republicans, senators, governors, a couple of great people like ben carson. ben carson was tough. i beat 17 great people. i respectfully say, i beat the bush dynasty. ok. that felt good. pretty recently. ok. now i have the privilege of going against hillary clinton. i beat crooked hillary. the electoral college is hard. we are starting to find things out that we didn't know, it is hard and

was a physician who had treated three presidents and suddenly he is cast into the spotlight. —— ronnie jacksona naugh now finds spotlight. —— ronniejackson. brett kavanaugh now finds himself in a very similar position. i think that kelly and conway coming out and saying this morning that she needs to be heard, very contrast into what donald trump junior had to be heard, very contrast into what donald trumpjunior had is that which was a kind of rather mocking, some might find offensive tweet about this woman. i think that conway perhaps is recognising that there is a big danger there that you don't want to repeat what happened to admiral ronnie jackson. don't want to repeat what happened to admiral ronniejackson. you have to admiral ronniejackson. you have to proceed cautiously. thank you. a lot of sensitive and difficult issues to deal with in a tense political environment. let's hope this does not get as ugly as people think it might. as anyone who's ever negotiated will know, the closer the deadline gets, the higher the stakes seem to be. and that's definitely the case with brexit. there are

ronny jackson, we love you, it should never have happened.y things that are totally -- they are doing that with matt. they are saying bad stuff and they figure hey, we will correct it after the election is over. let me tell you, you have a winner here, is he going to win and give us his votes. tester is never going to give us a vote. i know he did a commercial. i feel a little bit guilty because he did a commercial today and everyone is saying it's like a love letter to president trump. that's because i want this state by many, many points. and so is that right? love letter. we are never going to get his vote. on the second assessment if he could, he would get rid of it he will follow schumer and pelosi and maxine waters. [crowd boos] and the problem we have as a group, he will never ever vote for us. he didn't vote for judge gorsuch, justice, now justifiable gorsuch. he didn't vote for tax cuts. he didn't vote for the things that we need. so, you need to elect our friend and he is going to be a phenomenal center, have you got to vote against

torpedo junk -- ronny jackson's nomination to head of ea. host: and what else is on tap for capitol hill jason? some policyave oriented things, but we have some potentially blockbuster hearings in the senate and house that will feature the heads of twitter, google, and facebook talking about what they are that say,nsure russian trolls do not influence the election. those hearings will have been in the senate intelligence committee on wednesday. the interesting parlor game with the confirmation hearing with kavanaugh is usually where the high-profile senate intelligence committee meetings are happening but kavanaugh bumped them go through the eyes of the world, it's not nearly as tv friendly in there. we are also facing a september 30 deadline to fund the government. the senate stayed in session for parts of august to finish work on appropriations bills, they passed nine, the house passed six. we might see some movement on that though none have been signed into law. and the farm bill expires and -- at the end of september and there will be a

ronny jackson, his doctor, to be the veterans affairs secretary, and then allegations were made against him. now, they were allegations certainly of a very different nature, but president trump is still resentful that allegations were made, and it was enough to derail his nomination and that that could be an opportunity or something that happens here judge kavanaugh. >> but publicly, we haven't heard anything from this president. and tara, kaitlan mentioned kellyanne conway coming out on tv and saying, yes, this woman should be heard. and of course, she speaks for the president. and she says she talked to the president and this woman will be heard. but you also have to take into account the president's own past, right? >> that's right. >> and his own accusers and so it -- you know, you -- one may wonder why he hasn't said anything, but it's like, if he's saying this woman should be heard -- >> right. >> then what about the other women? >> that's right. it's an interesting tactic that kellyanne conway is employing here. trying to say, all of a sudden, now, accusers who come forward old a

is saying that the left is out to get his nominee, but we have seen the president whether it is ronny jacksonore, and other nominees be pulled, but they see it as much of a political fight as it is about judge kavanaugh getting the point of view out there. >> i want to also remind everyone that the accuser's name, and this accuser is julie swetnick, and he is not, judge kavanaugh n this prepared testimony addressing her in particular. it was really written in opposition to what dr. ford was alleging. wendy sherman is here, the ambassador and former undersecretary of state for political affair, and in context a member of the anita hill team when we watched that drama play out o, and of course, nbc national correspondent katet snow working to report this stor story, and then attorney fairstein from the new york prosecutor's office. and now sh, we know that in the clarence thomas hearing it was he said/she said and because corroborating witnesses and polygraph was not allowed by the demographic evidence was not allowed and it was a play for public opinion, and they decided it was in judge claren

but to go out and perform a character assassination on someone which jon tester clearly did on ronny jacksonl who is so highly respected by three administrations and has served this country very honorably, to perform a character assassination like that is just unacceptable to the people of montana. jedediah: people unfortunately don't have a lot of trust in politicians these days. they feel that politicians go to washington and forget about them. they get involved in the d.c. establishment. what makes you different? why should people trust you to handle this differently? >> i've got a proven track record. i stood up the other night and shared with the people. i do believe we need to have term limits put in place. i agree with the president. you cannot stay in that system for an extended period of time and not come out of it damaged, if you will. people are tired of having representation that gets intoxicated with the power and privilege of serving in washington, d.c. the people of montana support term limits. they want representatives to go and serve for awhile, do their job, take care of bu