rush limbaugh, 30 years, groundbreaking conservative talk radio, here's a preview. >> we have a special guest, who is it? >> so, rush, i just wanted to congratulate you on 30 years. this is your favorite president and i think you are fantastic. >> sean: it really is impossible, and i'm going to speak as a conservative, to imagine the last 30 years without rush. we will have much moret on that later in the program but first it's time for tonight's breaking news, jam-packed, buckle your seat belt opening monologue. ♪ r every night right here on this program we show you example after example of the abusively biased coverage from the destroy-trump media. they have been predicting the end of the trump presidency and that he wouldn't win anywayin since he declared his candidacy, went down the escalator. there have been zero in terms of objectivity, zero fairness, pedaling mixed with a deranged blend of personal insults and anti-trump bizarre conspiracy theories. it's why we call them the destroy-trump press. w cnn's chief white house correspondent has been one of the worst offenders and the c

a shout out to rush limbaugh and yours truly. i was shocked. take a look. >> we are fighting a war on drugs. they are bringing in drugs. they are bringing lots of bad people. we are getting the hell -- we are stopping it. we are going to be taking tough actions. i don't know if it's before or after the election. a lot of republicans say -- and they are good. we need more republicans. they are friends of mine. they say, president -- and some are tough guys. they said, sir, we are better off if we wait until after. i say it's better before. let's do it before. sir, we are better off. you know who thinks it should be before? rush limbaugh thinks it should be before the election. >> [cheers and applause]. >> you know who else? sean hannity and a lot of them. >> [cheers and applause]. >> a lot of them. >> [cheers and applause]. >> great people. >> sean: do it before. 96 days away. this is real. the single most important mid-term election in our lifetime. look at your screen. that's their agenda. take a look. they want to impeach in president. don't

i have to tell you i'm always mesmerized by rush limbaugh. he is such a powerful speaker. when he says he talks about what freedom, doug, what makes them think they d can sabotage or attempt to sabotage an election and then a presidency. and keep their clearances, i mean, he has got a good point. >> here's the way i saw it as a general matter, the idea of pulling security clearances for political reasons, i would say, is a bad thing. but, when i heard former director brennan call trump treasonous, i thought that was way over the line. i disagreed with how trump handledth press conference, how he has handled reels with russia. but i really i have a very bad feeling about mr. brennan and i really would like to know more about what he knows, what hein thinks and why he is saying what he is saying. >> judge jeanine: because he hates donald trump. he tried to frame him.he he is the guy who was, you know, trying to sell a whole idea. let's get the dossier. let's move it around. he hates the man. h >> i think we need to investigate the fbi, the dossier. steele, and ohr's connecti

i have to tell you i'm always mesmerized by rush limbaugh. he is such a powerful speaker. says he talks about what freedom, doug, what makes them think they can sabotage or attempt to sabotage an election and then a presidency. and keep their clearances, i mean, he has got a good point. >> here's the way i saw it as a general matter, the idea of pulling security clearances for political reasons, i would say, is a bad thing. but, when i heard former director brennan call trump treasonous, i thought that was way over the line. i disagreed with how trump handledth press conference, how he has handled reels with russia. but i really i have a very bad feeling about mr. brennan and i really would like to know more about what he knows, what he thinks and why he is saying what he is saying. >> judge jeanine: because he hates donald trump. he tried to frame him. he is the guy who was, you know, trying to sell a whole idea. let's get the dossier. let's move it around. he hates the man. >> i think we need to investigate the fbi, the dossier. steele, and ohr's connection. i think what

none of those are cliches, and others are exaggerations. >> sean: checkmate, rush limbaugh.be fair and balanced. let not your heart be troubled. ingra-ham time. ♪ >> laura: good evening from washington. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." we have a huge show for you tonight featuring exclusives with senator rand paul and congressman kevin mccarthy. plus, a special thursday edition of "friday follies" with raymond arroyo. let's get right to our top story. how to prune the judicial branch. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." as the media and their democrat compatriots obsess over omarosa or michael cohen or even john brennan, president trump is methodically putting a conservative imprint on the judiciary.

donald trump dialing up rush limbaugh on the 30th anniversary of the radio program and something newnder-in-chief had to say about a potential government shutdown caught our attention. >> if you do it before there's a lot more pressure to get a great solution but it is riskier. if you do it afterwards there is less pressure, less risk but not sure you make as good a deal. a lot of good people would ask me in the nicest of ways could we do it after the election. they have been good to me. i have had a lot of good support within the republican party. you saw the poll numbers, they like me so i have to keep them a little bit happy. >> is that music to capitol hill republicans? leslie marshall and radio host larry o'connor, welcome to you both. we have heard a lot about the president saying congressional leaders that we thought we had an understanding, his talking about the shutdown but these folks have been good to me, i'm taking that into consideration, maybe the shutdown after the midterms. >> though not typical of the president to change his tune out of talk out of both sides of his

because we want rush limbaugh wonder bread and make me tell you that america. welcome back russia is at it again and that's the claim in an article in the us magazine the atlantic is saying is the kremlin has set its sights firmly on meddling in the upcoming midterm elections with russia's objective being to weaken america the article goes on to explain moskos alleged three step plan to break american democracy first unleashed russian hakas second by corrupt us politicians on third support voters who think favorably of putin but it's not just the russian state that's come under suspicion the atlantic also claims this very channel helps undermine democracy by inviting on guests who dare to question mainstream narratives the magazine. he names brandon as an example he's the founder of the movement and courage and democrats to walk away from that party though the atlantic fails to point out that he talks to other media outlets too. well i myself was a lifelong liberal democratic voter i would say kind of a democrat by default because i'm a gay man and i think that

rush limbaugh is proof of it. 435 districts every day.decide, they will win the fight, they will win the argument, they got all the issues on their side, but the question is, do they have the courage? >> sean: let me ask you this. the president tweets out about robert mueller, tweets out about jeff sessions, about the witch hunt, he was very clear in saying that no, it is fake news, most media isno not the enemy if the people but the fake news ones are because they don't tell the american people the truth. what does the president do? how should he be dealing with this club that has been hovering over his head with no evidence whatsoever, like for example, paul manafort. there's nothing about pressure, the president, the campaign, nog about collusion.r 2005 tax case, but hillary clinton has never been indicted. how does he navigate what he believes and what i also agree with is unfair and witch hunt leading into this midterm? >> look, i think he can do three things that will be very decisive and will change the whole picture. the first is,

>> sean: rush limbaugh weighing in on john brennan losing his security clearance. this. >> where is it right in the john brennan, above all else, must by clearance, when this guy is actively engaged in overthrowind a elected president? well, you know the answer to the question, because the left doesn't care about the constitution, it doesn't care about the rule of law, it cares only about power. none of those are cliches, and others are exaggerations. >> sean: track meet, rush limbaugh. we'll always be fair and balanced. let not your heart be troubled. ingra-ham time. ♪ >> laura: good evening from washington. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." we have a huge show for you tonight featuring exclusives with senator rand paul and congressman kevin mccarthy. plus, a special thursday edition of friday follies with raymond arroyo. let's get right to our top stor story. how to prune the judicial branch. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." as the media and their democrat compatriots obsess over omarosa or michael cohen or even john brennan, president

president trump actually today -- he's been tweeting about it, butted today he told rush limbaugh, andnk shutdowns are a great political thing. you lived through two of them. >> yeah. they're hell. [laughter] and particularly so for the party in power. so i've talked to some of my republican friends on capitol hill still in congress, oh, my god, every time the president says a shutdown, they know he's trying to get something done on border security, but really if the government shuts down in the fall, they think it's a disaster for the republican candidates in the election. so hopefully he'll pull back from their point of view is and from the government's point of view are. if the government can't run itself, what can it do? that's the bottom line really. liz: and one last question. we've seen a tilt toward more socialist talk and some socialist candidates on the democratic side. >> right. liz: what risk does that bring to the democratic party if the party goes extremely far left? >> well, first, just as a matter of substance in american values it's not who we are. we're not a socialis

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in the interview referenced with rush limbaugh, the president said yesterday he thinks the shutdown couldthing to do before the midterms. i'm actually going to bring up that post specifically. more pressure on the other side because we are doing it because democrats are not getting us the vote. what do you think about this strategy? is this a good idea before the midterm? >> is a good strategy for america. when i let the pressure on the democrats, but the republicans. the reason trump got elected is because of the immigration issue. he though beat a field of 16 republicans. donald trump walked in and ran with it. the american people rally behind him. it's a great issue for the president to run on. those that will support standing up for the american sovereignty in american borders. lea: you know the administration has been running into some roadblocks in terms of immigration and border security to the california court ruled saying it is unconstitutional to pull funding. this has got to be frustrating and fueling the president interest on the government. >> sure, this is a huge campaign pr

if you listen to rush limbaugh. [indiscernible] caller: it started way long before that. guest: the book is on how we do how we try to understand what people are thinking. it is an attempt to tell you where your numbers come from, why it is that you see something at 95% or 2% that you happen to see. the political dynamics. the back-and-forth, you could read where that is going more you follow the polls or read the polls like the pros do and hopefully, that is helpful. how can somebody tell if a poll is a good one? has to be that microcosm of the country. got to have the balance of republicans and democrats. a lot of people think that we don't call cell phones. good call cell phones and phone polls do call cell phones. we call mostly folks on cell phones. the way we put the sample together is often indicative of whether or not a poll is done well, at least on the phone. online, same thing. the same thing, the microcosm of the country. a good pollster should tell you how they put the sample together. often times, it is up to us in the news when we present the poll to you, t

, he called in, rush limbaugh celebrating 30 years on air, pretty remarkable.rump saying this about farmers and trade. our farmers were we're going to open up markets for them but they're great patriots. i watch them all the time, saying we trust our president. you know they make take a short-term hit. you look at farm and farming has been going down for 15 years. sow beenls five years before the election cut in half, the price was cut in half, i wasn't there. he made comments on other things, but relevant on the economy, everything seems to be going well. one question about trade. >> that's right, donald trump is trying to do something long term when it comes the tariffs. it's high, high risk and high, high reward. on the fundamentals of the economy and the most important fundamental, are you making more money. working class, blue collar americans, first the time in ten years they can report a significant raise in pay. that's huge. and that has a tendency, historically, to change how elections come out. >> dana: in terms of, we do these stories about mid terms

♪ >> sean: earlier today, rush limbaugh, when asked why cnn were standing by their report, let's takethe primary reason cnn is hanging tough, what is going to happen to them? how can they lose any more respect than they've already lost? with the audience gets smaller, significantly? who is going to do anything to them?s nothing happens do any of these people on the side of this that are trying to nail trump. with bogus, trumped up, never happened evidence. >> sean: boom! great job, rush. let not your heart be troubled. the news continues. ingraham. she does radio. she does everything. >> laura: hi! am i on?in oh, sorry. >> sean: [ laughs ] why would i watch hannity's show?au >> laura: i'm getting ready for college football. >> sean: big time, me, too. >> laura: can you zoom on this? >> sean: gotta tell you one thing. what does it say? >> laura: alabama. rolltide! >> sean: wow. rolltide. >> laura: only ranked number one in the country. >> sean: i'm not a saturday football guy. the nfl can fi

for example we can distinguish between robert bork from libertarian conservatives like rush limbaugh.perhaps. perhaps due to kennedy's emphasis on responsible he is better labeled as a a libertarian conservative rather than a modest upper terrien but it is a fine line to draw and do libertarians really want to draw such a line? in this way helen's thesis that justin can one -- justice kennedy's opinions are libertarian raises a new question of who should be considered inside the libertarian tent tenant and who was outside. one answer can be found in the books title itself, the tie goes to freedom. if that is one got level instinct i think a case can be made one is on the libertarian side of the line after all most important rival political philosophy denied this instead they insist it goes to equality or the majority or wealth wealth maximization or authority or social order once on the libertarian side of the line the greater commitment to liberty that the burden must overcome to have its exercise no longer just a tiebreaker as it becomes more libertarian on the libertarian side of t

♪ >> sean: rush limbaugh, 30th anniversary, by the way.servation, the democrat's blue wave is not based on a single policy. take a look. >> if the democrats win, what are we going to get? they are basing it on one thing, trump hatred, the resistance. not a desire for democrat policies. isn't that kind of flimsy? they think -- they live in a world where everybody now hates trump. they live in a world where everybody now realizes the mistake they made voting for trump. in their view, everybody is embarrassed of trump every day and wishes they could take back their vote and will do so but it isn't based on policy, no, it's based on trump hatred. >> sean: all trump hatred. this show is always going to be fair and balanced. we have a lot coming up this week. thank you for being with us, we'll always be fair and balanced not the destroy trump media. the news continues, ingram how was your weekend? >> laura: it was lovely. yours? >> sean: it was lovely too. >> laura: did you break some boards? >> sean: i did. >> laura: i could beat you. so not di

. >> alice, also he's on rush limbaugh, right? >> right. >> he knows the audience there. >> right. wants -- >> we did a segment the other night, i said the midterms are clearly all -- it's all about him. >> right. >> right? >> well, he's making it that way. he thinks that's good for him but that's really about his ego and what feels good. he's not going to shut down the government. he's going to totally cave to mcconnell and ryan. he's just talking ing to his friend, rush limbaugh. it was frightening to listen to. i don't think he has the courage to do it. >> don, you also have to consider the fact that he's got the house and the senate in his control right now. and if he wants money for that wall, now is the time to do it. i'll admit, there is a slight possibility we could lose the house and if that's the case, he is never going to get his money for that wall. so now's a good time to push that issue -- >> wouldn't get the wall, maybe some of his supporters will say you promised us the wall and you didn't get it. >> also you promised mexico would pay. let's never forget that as he'

. >> bret: we've been trying to analyze the political fallout, president trump called into rush limbaugh'sw and acknowledge there could be short term pain for farmers but it could go beyond all that. >> the supply chain and farming you've got the field and trucks and processing plants. 50% of the track, l.a., long beach, oakland, that's a lot of jobs. red state voters are going to say if my republican congressmen can't solve this problem may be i will turn to somebody who will. >> bret: how long it lasts will be the question. new fires continued to erupt in northern california as firefighters battled the blaze. that is one of the worst in state history, the massive fire in and around the city of reading has destroyed or than a thousand homes and 500 other buildings. the six other people have been killed, 38,000 people have been displaced although many have been allowed to return it to their homes in the past day. president trump telling his attorney general to shutdown the special special investigation. plus new tariffs on the way, we will get reaction to all of that when we come back with

all money the bus forget about the back of the buses run the love of the fuss because we want rush limbaugh wonder bread and fake news to you guys that's america. america was never great was founded on the rapes and murders. nothing changed so we said nope our own response to these situations that we deal with. people get shot every other day she is just sad people kill each other but for the killing children. there was just no way that people are going to just sit back and allow children to be shot down law enforcement. this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. this is to be happening in america we call from the streets we've got to deal with why this is the reason i have to run like this is the reason. behind. the headlines a lot of the flotsam if you tend holds talks with germany's angela merkel just outside been with the iran nuclear tale and syrian reconstruction on the agenda. will say this out we visit one of the cities west has by the war in syria to witness the reconstruction process off t.v. is under attack by islamic states and other militants. the u.s. plans t

throw money at the bus forget about the back of the bus just run them over to us because we want rush limbaugh wonder bread and fake news so you die that's american. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict. denizen the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no way to present them that we're even many of the families want the death penalty to be a mole and the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite you know we've been through this this isn't the way. how top stories got to me appear ten folds talks with chairman and anglo-american all just outside painted with the iran nuclear tail and syrian reconstruction on the agenda and also one of the city's west hit by the war in syria and the tail end to gaze extensive

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get zerowater. ♪ >> sean: rush limbaugh, 30th anniversary, congratulations. democrats, their blue weight is not based on a single policy, take a look. >> if the democrats when my, what are we going to get? they are basing this blue weight on one thing, trump hatred. the resistance. if they are not basing it on people's desire for democrat policies. it is that kind of flimsy? they think -- they live in a world where everybody now hates trump, that's what they tell themselves. they live in a world where everybody now realizes the mistake they made voting for trump. they live in a world where in their view everybody is embarrassed of trump every day and wishes that they could take back their vote and will do so, but it isn't based on policy. , no, it's based on trump hatred. >> sean: all trump hatred. the show is always going to be fair and balanced. we have a lot coming up this week. a sneaking suspicion you are going to be tuning in. thank you for being with us, always fair and balanced, let not your heart be troubled, the news continues, ingram, how was your

all money the boss forgot about the back of the bus is rather mobile the fuss because we want rush limbaugh wonder bread and fake news so you die that's america. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. that's not the word of sympathy i want to become a mentor and i wondered last but if many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentries sides the draft used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities. they are. most needed more know. where. they can or what are the options to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house over for the gravels. the who can be brought to the government i said many couples won't. deal with the push to put in those fun both. of you have to do with all of the. good of you to join us today he has been appearing in the spanish city of basra alona encouraging holiday makers to jump off their hotel balconies he says at the practice known as balcony is fun and improves the quality of life for locals now balcony can refer either to jumping into a pool from a balcony or climbing from one b

and all money the boss forgot about the back of the buses run them over the fuss because we want rush limbaugh wonder bread and speak news to you guys that's america. america was never great was founded on the rapes in the murder. nothing changed so we said no response to these situations that we do in the ways. people get shot every day she is just sad people kill each other blood for killing children. so it was just no way that people are going to just sit back and allow children to be shot down law enforcement. this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. this is can't be happening in america we call from the streets we got to deal with life is the reason i have to ride like this is the reason. this is a historically known place of the first the first time what they're calling entreprise of the british and the french decided to stop and go their separate ways. and happened here in the sugar kingdom so they had. their own culture and sovereignty for many centuries now. it's a very rough terrain you so it's rough climates and you have to fight to be able to live and to find en

elizabeth: that's president trump talking to rush limbaugh today about a government shutdown over wallhat would be a great campaign issue. let's bring in american conservative union chair, matt schlapp, great to see you again, matt. >> great to be with you. elizabeth: is it better to do it before or after the midterms? what do you think? >> >> well, i like the fight over wall funding occurring every day before this election. i think it reminds people -- even those people who sometimes don't understand what president trump is trying to do -- it reminds them of a central tenet of what he ran on and getting, getting, you know, security at our southern border. i think it's a wildly popular idea except with some radicals on the left. so i like the political idea. i like the political push for wall funding. elizabeth: you know, if it doesn't happen, won't democrats push back on republicans for not getting anything done on immigration before the midterms? think they're going to try to say that? >> yeah. yeah, the problem for democrats, as you remember, they did shut down the government over t

president did call into the rush limbaugh talk show this afternoon and reaffirmed that position.said he feels this say political winner and acknowledged the complexities of the timing with all of this with the november elections three months away. >> well, if you do it before, there's a lot more pressure to get a great solution, but it's riskier. if you do it afterwards, there's less pressure, there's less risk. i'm not sure you make as good a deal. i will say a lot of good people, though, would ask me in the nicest of ways could we do it after the election. reporter: the president reigniting questions about the future of the special counsel's russia investigation tweeting -- the press secretary contending, though, that this was not a distinct order. >> it's not an order, it's the president's opinion, and it's ridiculous that all of the corruption and dishonesty that's gone on with the launching of the witch-hunt. the president has watched this process play out, but he also wants to see it come to an end as he stated many times, and we look forward to that happening. reporter: th

are all manner the bus forget about the back of the buses run them over the fuss because we want rush limbaugh wonder bread and fake news to you guys that's america. america was never great was founded on the rapes and the murder. nothing changed so we said oh no response to these situations that we're dealing with. people just sad every day she is just sad people kill each other blacks are killing children. out. there was just no way that people are going to just sit back and allow children to be shot down law enforcement. this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. this is can't be happening in america we call from the streets we've got to deal with why this is the reason i have to rat like this is the reason. har homa. some in the united states have begun to comb elton gray hairs or hide their wrinkles. they've lived here for more than thirty years because they have residence permits but for the first time in years they feel insecure. president trump statements alum them that's why this sports center on the outskirts of austin is full today. one that has. said the seem to t

because we want rush limbaugh wonder bread and fake news to you that's. welcome back now the wedding of a country's foreign minister wouldn't normally generate many headlines but i think that's not the case with a certain vladimir putin's on the guest list well that's precisely what's happening in austria on saturday and look everyone is happy about it he is paid to all of a has the details president vladimir putin will be the guest of honor at the wedding of austrian foreign minister. and businessman milingo at the luxury venue that they'll be getting married up just to the south in austria president putin's expected to arrive by plane early morning on saturday he'll be then traveling by helicopter to the place where the wedding is taking place there is talk of a carriage ride also. going on but i think that might be more for the happy couple and not something that mr putin will be taking part in from the austrian side they've confirmed that the usual security protocol will be in place for the arrival of guest store a visitor of the stature of the russia

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because we want to rush limbaugh out of wonder bread and make me tell you that. welcome back the former united nations secretary-general kofi annan has passed away at the age of eighty a former diplomat from guyana he spent much of his life in switzerland and the united states and then was u.n. secretary general between ninety ninety seven and two thousand and six and shortly after nine eleven when washington went into afghanistan to chase al-qaeda which was a prelude to the u.s. invasion of iraq in two thousand and three that was all about weapons of mass destruction on them than was the on the front line of discussions to resolve the issue of. w m d's in two thousand and one and on the u.n. were both awarded the nobel peace prize for their work on human rights the nobel committee also recognized commitment to fighting hiv in africa and his struggle against international terrorism and then also founded the kofi annan foundation and geo dedicated to promoting peace. two palestinians were killed in the gaza strip on friday as protesters attempted to break through

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rush limbaugh goes national in 1988. by 1992 he's so important his support of pat buchanan helps bring george h.w. bush down in the primary. '96 you have fox, msnbc, cnn was founded in '80, of course. so you had this period where we did have, more or less with the kind of -- part of it also is that's the media world in which most of us grew up. we're accustomed to this idea of cronkite and the "new york times" and there was a conversation. >> we're clinging onto the idea that's what it should be. that's what the american way of journalism is. my question is, is it? >> no. it wasn't all that great. joe mccarthy knew how to manipulate that system. he would call a press conference for 11:00 in the morning because he knew the papers closed at noon. he would say i'm seeking a communist in demy name s moines. he would wait until 11:00 p.m., headlines across the country, redoubles effort. he rode that to power but television helped undo him. because when people could watch him, they didn't want that. he rose because of intense

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the bus forget about the back of the bus just run them over because we want rush limbaugh wonder bread and make me to you die that america. welcome back now the wedding of a country's foreign minister what normally generates many headlines but a same's that's not the case with a certain thought amid putin's on the guest list precisely what is happening in austria on saturday and not everyone is happy about it all of a has the details. president vladimir putin will be the guest of honor at the wedding of austrian foreign minister. and businessman wolfgang milingo at the luxury venue that they'll be getting married up just to the south of garth's in austria president putin is expected to arrive by plane early morning on saturday he'll be then traveling by helicopter to the place where the wedding is taking place. that might be more for the happy couple and not something that mr putin will be taking part in from the austrian side they've confirmed that the usual security protocol will be in place for the arrival of guest store a visitor of the stature of the russian president but it his a

rush limbaugh goes national in 1988. by 1992 he was so important that his support helps bring george w. bush down in the new hampshire primaries. cnn was founded in 80 but it began its move. you had this period where more or less, and that's the media world in which most of us grew up. we are accustomed to the idea of walter cronkite and the new york times. >> we are hanging onto the idea that that is what the american way of journalism is. >> it wasn't all that great. he had to manipulate that system. mccarthy would call a press conference at 11:30 in the morning because he knew the papers closed at noon and he would say i'm speaking to a communist in des moines and the afternoon papers would flash. senator. seeks red in des moines. he'd wait until the 11:30 p.m. and say he is eluding me but i am redoubling my efforts. headlines across the country, senator. redoubled efforts. he wrote that to power and television helped undo it because when people could watch him, they did not want to that. he rose because of intense co