schumer: first question. this president has a tendency to rely on fear to try to scare people and win elections that way. the repudiation of what happened to him last night shows that it does not work with the vast majority of americans. i think immigration reform is something i have been passionate about for 30 years. i have been in the house and senate. i would hope we could in a bipartisan, smart way we could get something done. comprehensive immigration reform such as senator mccain and i and the gang of eight put together is something i would seriously look at and maybe would have a chance in a bipartisan senate for passing. there are a bunch of things we would want to get done. infrastructure, drug crisis. -- prices. that would be something on my list to >> the vitriolic language -- sen. schumer: i answered that. >> what do you think about the map going into 2020? sen. schumer: the map in 2020 is much better. >> do you need to hold more of these seats to have a good shot? sen. schumer: we will have a ve

schumer: our caucus has hown tremendous unity. just about every single member of our caucus on things like health care, on things like the tax bill, have pulled together. i expect that to continue. some will be interested in running for president. so far, it has not stood in the way of caucus unity or whatever has to get done for our caucus, and i think that will continue. >> as far as a replacement for attorney general sessions -- mr. schumer: i am not going to say much until i read what they have said and why. i find the timing very suspect, number one. number two, our paramount view is that any attorney general, whether this one or another one, should not be able to interfere with the molar investigation in -- with the mueller investigation in any way. they should not be able to end it, they should not be able to interfere with robert mueller going forward and that will help guide us as we go through the process. >> is there anything you as democrats can do to stop a nominee? r. schumer: we would hope if there is a constitution

schumer: no. you can, but not yet. >> ok. >> in order to win a majority, don't democrats have to win in states beyond just states that were obama's and clinton's ? right now i think tester and joe manchin are the only two left? that have won states that have -- sen. schumer: that's not true. there are several others. >> how do you win in those states? sen. schumer: look, i think our focus, which we decided early on on health care, proved very, very beneficial to us, because that is the number one issue facing the american people. by focusing on middle-class issues that affect average voters such as health care, drug prices, things like that, i think we will expand our majority. we are delighted that suburbia, which used to be so republican, is now democratic. and by the way, suburbia did very well for us in states like missouri and indiana. st. louis county or marion county. we did better than we have ever done. focusing on those types of issues -- our coalition is growing while theirs is shrinkin

senator schumer: ok. i'm joined by our leadership team and dirk durbin and mike warner is part of it. here is dick durbin. mike warner will be here shortly. first, i want to thank all of my colleagues for the support they have shown me, the confidence they have shown me. but we're really a team. we have worked together as a team for the last two years, and we'll continue to do that. i love every member of my caucus. i truly do. they're all great people, different views, different backgrounds, but everyone works hard to see other people's points of view and that's why we have been able to come together, because of the unity. the unity in our caucus has been our strength, and it will continue stronger than ever in the 116th congress. when we stood here two years ago, we faced a daunting electoral map. the worst in decades. and we faced difficult questions about how best to serve the people with such an unconventional president in the white house. two years later, let's take stock. thanks to the unity of our

schumer: they say one thing, that they want to keep pre-existing conditions. on the other hand, they support a lawsuit that would get rid of them. either come clean and admit you won't protect pre-existing conditions or drop the lawsuit. onwhat are your views working with new republican senators? mr. schumer: i will work with anyone i can to move the country forward but we are not going to sacrifice our principles for that. thank you everybody. that's it. host: senate minority leader chuck schumer addressing the breaking news that jeff sessions has resigned as attorney general, the new tweet coming "we are pleased to announce that matthew what are, chief attorney general jeff sessions at the department , will become our new attorney general of the united states." let me click back and get back to what the president had to say here. monitorin hold on. wishes jefft's iv sessions well, but jeff sessions has resigned as attorney general. a letter to the president from the outgoing attorney general's "dear mr. president, at your submitting my resignation. i came to

senator schumer. senator schumer: thank you, senator nelson and thank everybody for joining us today, as senator nelson mentioned, we will be making a statement at this point while the legal proceedings are ongoing. the more time that passes since election day, the better things keep looking for democrats. a few hours ago i met with senators-elect jackie rosen and kyrsten sinema. senator nelson briefed me with how things are going with the florida vote count. i want to make three simple points. first, it is a bedrock principle of our democracy that every vote is counted and the senate election in florida must abide by that rule. every single florida voter, whether they mailed in their ballot, whether they showed up at the polls on election day to vote, no matter for whom they legally cast their vote, must have their vote counted. the hallmark of our democracy is simple. every vote must count. that's what democrats believe. and that's what we are trying to get done. president trump and governor scott s

he votes with schumer a whopping 98% of the time.orida, bill "do nothing"" nelson, he votes with schumer 88% of the time. north dakota, heidi heitkamp, she supports schumer 70% of the time. west virginia, joe manchin, sides with schumer 64% of the time. every county in west virginia voted for trump. indiana, joe donnelly, well, he says he's a moderate. he did not. he votes with schumer by a whopping rate of 74%, especially on the big issues. donnelly now in the last week of the campaign is trying to appear to be something he's not, just like we saw in tennessee, missouri, arizona, and he's trying to pretend he is a moderate. as you can see, that's a bald-faced lie. according to a report from "the daily beast," he's actually running a stock campaign. look at this. in indiana, running ads in support of the third-party libertarian. that candidate is siphoning away votes from michael braun. they are splitting the ticket and doing it on purpose. he knows he could not win joe donnelly could not win a --dash one-on-one battle with michael b

for schumer want to be joe donnelly.ccording to reports, not only has funded shadow efforts to find ads for the third-party libertarian libertarian in that race, he can't win with other libertarian in that race. dirty politics at its worst. one more reminder, by the way, a vote for a libertarian in indiana is a vote for donnelly and schumer. in montana, v this is a state tt is now in play. republican matt rosendale gaining ground against schumer democratic incumbent jon tester. inat the latest poll, tester don by 3. 50% of the state voted, it will depend on turnout tomorrow. remember, people ofpe montana, tester voted with schumer 87% of the time. you might as well have schumer in tennessee, a very important race. republican candidate marsha blackburn should win. if you are in tennessee, take nothing for granted, anything can happen. nevada, races are always close. republican senator dean heller in a most-hold seat for the republicans. we'll have an actual race in our hands in west virginia. that is news tonight, between

she weighs lurelly missouri's chuck schumer. if you want chuck schumer vote for claire mccaskill.epublican upth polls so, hawley is who is gaining momentum. montana is now a state in play. by the way, he is now giving democratic incumbent jon tester the fight of his life. that is a winnable race for republicans. why breaking news in that race tonight. the libertarian candidate has dropped out and endorsed rosendale. tester's opponent. giving a big boost to the g.o.p. montana you now have a chance to pull off a major political upset because this race is dead even. by the way, indiana, you may want to follow suit. don't vote for the libertarian. that only helps the incumbent, chuck schumer democrat by the name of joe donnelly in indiana. in sixth days you will definitely see one of three results. first is a best case scenario let's start with the good news. republicans pick up seats in the senate. they hold ton a small majority in the house. second scenario would be a split decision. g.o.p. on to power in the senate. picks up some seats but loses the house. there she is. nancy pelos

>> chuck schumer says he finds the timing of this suspect. he says any attorney general should not be able to interfere with the robert mueller russian probe in any way. schumer was talking about the election shakeout and was asked about this breaking news, was handed to him. here's his reaction from moments ago. >> protecting mueller and his investigation is paramount. it would create a constitutional crisis if this were a prelude to ending or greatly limiting the mueller investigation. i hope president trump and those he listens to will refrain from that. >> shepard: jeff sessions on capitol hill was a united states senator representing alabama for 20 years. a close colleague with a lot:0 these lawmakers. john cornyn said moments ago, attorney general sessions has selflessly dedicated more than 40 years to serving the people of alabama and the nation as our country's top law enforcement official, he's been integral in fighting the opioid epidemic, and supporting victims. those that know him, his commitment to the rule of law and deep and ab

senator schumer and i just had a meeting to discuss the florida recount. we will be making a statement as the legal proceedings are ongoing. this process is about one thing. making sure every ballot is counted and protecting the right of every floridian to participate in our democracy. and that is to have their ballots counted and to count as they intended it sadly it's become clear that my opponent isn't interested in making sure that every vote is counted. instead he's been using his power as governor to try to undermine the voting process. he's thrown around were like voter fraud with no proof. he's tried to get the florida department of law enforcement to intimidate local supervisors of election you. both the florida department of law enforcement, which governor scott oversees, and governor scott appointed secretary of state have both said there is no credible evidence of voter fraud. it's become obvious mr. scott cannot oversethatmr. scott canne process and a fair and in an impartial way and he should remove himself from the recount process. people mu

that's the agenda of chuck schumer.ou vote for any senate democrat and you are voting for chuck schumer. everything tonight is up for grabs and the good news is you have the power. tonight we are working on three different scenarios, just so you know. scenario number one, republicans claimed the majority in the house. and guess what, that's a huge win. option number two is a split decision. that would be republicans losing the house and gaining seats in the senate. worst-case scenario, we will let the fake news guys talk about what would be republicans losing the house and senate. that would mean wednesday morning you would hear speaker elect pelosi. that's literally 36 toss ups that would decide whether or not nancy pelosi gets that gavel back. these are incredibly close important races, look at them on our screen. we also have them on hannity hannity.comm. new jersey, new york, virginia, everywhere in between. the sitting president almost always sees losses in the house. in 2010, the first midterm of barack hussein ob

we are waiting for chuck schumer of new york. he is expected to hold a news conference after last night's results. and his party will stay in the minority in that chamber. their counterparts on the house side will be in the majority. as soon as he comes to the podium, we will bring you there. we will try to, if we can, get in another phone call or two while we wait for senator schumer. let's go to lisa in st. petersburg florida. hello. myler: thank you for taking call. i was going to mention that the call has not been -- it has not been called in florida like you just mentioned. a recount.ing so, even though scott claimed victory, that is not the case and they are doing a recount. florida, you know, was such a 50-50 split race. you can see the divide. about florida, desantis has his work cut out for him immediately on the horrible environment and what is going on right now. as the house being taken over by the democrats, we need a president.on the even though he started out acting presidential today in his news conference, he qui

senator schumer? thank you forr: joining us today. mentioned, weson will just be making a statement while the legal proceedings are ongoing. the more time that passes, the better things keep looking for democrats. i met with the women of the west, senators elect jacky rosen, and just now senator nelson was here to brief me on how things are going with the florida vote count. following that meeting i want to make three points. first, it is a bedrock principle of our democracy that every vote is counted. the senate election in florida must abide by that rule. ,very single florida voter whether they mailed in their ballot, whether they showed up of 14ction day, no matter they cast their vote, -- for whom they cast their vote, it must be counted. the hallmark of our democracy is simple, every vote must count. that is president trump and governor scott seem dead set against counting every vote. why? because they are worried that if every vote is counted, bill nelson will be re-elected as senator from the great state of florida. trump and s

that was tactically one of the stupidest things chuck schumer could have possibly done. this is getting very much in the weeds. in december of 2017 the republicans were looking at a nightmare of a december. and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi walked in and said we'll take a couple things off the plate. and i think that was -- that was probably ultimately, again, chuck schumer having some type of problem with politics rather than ideological. >> i would like to answer that question. how do you talk about socialism in addressing that issue. i think we as a party have evolved dramatically. we have to deal with ben nelson and joe lieberman and all those -- next year with the 2020 presidential race you'll see the entire field, 20 people running, price of admission will be considered a candidate, it will be medicare for all. >> expansion of social security. on successes. we're moving in a direction. now, socialism is such a buzzy ord. but i think she's doing a good job of defining what it means to be a democratic socialist. i think the democratic field will have to adopt that.

they goes back to the original question chuck schumer. once we have power, then we have the ability to set an agenda and then we can put pressure on the caucus to govern. >> i just, like it was a time not too long ago when democrats did have power. they had power in congress. they had power in the executive branch, and we got pretty much nothing -- >> that's the point. >> the aca. >> timeout, time and. >> hold on, hold on. let me finish for a second. what makes me the most jealous of the republican party is how they fight. they fight so aggressively they would get anything done. they will take someone some lie confirmed to the supreme court and would not talk about canada anymore. it's not in headlines. no one is talking about it. when obama got elected pretty much every in the country, people who now voted for trump on his side, right? people want to change and we kept getting 5% change that we kept getting incremental change. people are fed up with that. the formal correct, republicans have already dismantled it. they took amended away.

the times reports that schumer was encouraging other senate democrats not to vilify facebook.encouraged to go easy on facebook? >> not at all. what these new revelations point out is that we, the congress, should think about regulations of some sort. it's disturbing to know that facebook had information ahead of time. >> what about this report that chuck schumer instructed some democrats including senator warner who is the top democrat on intel to take it easy. is that appropriate? >> i don't know if he did take it easy, but chuck schumer certainly didn't say anything to me about facebook. what i'm focused ongoing forward is what we can do to get to the bottom of what was happening in having someone to go against the facebook critics. that could be a potential campaign spending violation and something that amy klobuchar mentioned as she was reviewing the regulations, if any, we should place on entities like facebook. >> for schumer did what he is reported to have done and this is good reporting, that is something that under cuts everything you just described. the democrats and

here's a statement from chuck schumer.aid if they were to get rid of bob mueller here, it would create a constitutional crisis and especially in the departure of jeff sessions were a prelude to ending the mueller problem. richard blumenthal from the judiciary committee, he called this, neil, a break-the-glass moment. >> neil: thanks, buddy very much. let's go to the outgoing house judiciary member, congressman darrell issa. we talked about jerry nadler stepping in soon. already, they're raising the red flags. are you? >> the challenge is that legitimate oversight is the obligation of congress. unfortunately incoming chairman jerry nadler has a long-standing grudge with the president. he's made it clear impeachment is a goal. that makes his investigation suspect. there's no question at all as a long-time investigator, congress has a role and this administration has and needs to even more provide cooperation with legitimate inquiries for the interest of congress in its oversight role. i'm hopeful the administration will do i

they had an agreement with chuck schumer on how to do that, and then chuck schumer walked away.ant to come back to the table -- >> melissa: same deal? >> steve: i'm sure something similar to that would be a possibility. again, they've got to be willing to come to the table and secure the border and funding the law has to be a big piece of that. >> dagen: adrienne was shaking her head. i don't know if you knew she was doing that. the >> adrienne: [laughs] i wanted to gently push back on something you said. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi both made it clear they would compromise some way on border security if there was a path to citizenship for dreamers. president trump -- we saw it all on national television, they were sitting in the white house. it was nationally televised, having this conversation that the president changed his mind and went back on what he would be willing to compromise on. >> steve: the only change his mind after chuck schumer walked away from the wall funding. >> adrienne: because the macaques are not going to allow a full wall to be built. >> steve: what you

the schumer spokesperson is pushing back, saying that senator schumer has pushed more to encourage facebookent fake accounts and bots used by the right wing and russians interfering with our election. schumer has worried that facebook would bow to pressure from republicans who will oppose the purging of fake accounts and bots, and has urged senator warner and the intel committee to make this a top priority in their ongoing investigation of the company. mark zuckerberg, for his part, insists they are doing their best. >> i have said many times before that we were too slow to spot russian interference, and too slow to get on top of it. we certainly stumbled along the way. but to suggest that we weren't interested in knowing the truth, or that we wanted to hide what we knew, or that we tried to prevent investigations, is simply untrue. >> zuckerberg had testified on capitol hill about what facebook is doing to avoid being used by bad actors into in 2020 but las are not satisfied with how things are progressing. harris? >> harris: peter doocy, think you very much. we had a whole other conversat

a few years ago and it didn't work well for chuck up schumer during the schumer shutdown.an opportunity for an agreement to be reached here and it's all about border security and $5 billion is the number. >> neil: where would you get the $5 billion, then, to offset the deficit getting even deeper? >> we're negotiating that right now. and again, the negotiations are ongoing. both sides are going to have to figure this out. but president trump has been very clear how this is going to end. it's going to end with $5 billion being put in place. not taking money away from ice or other agencies that are vital to homeland security. but new money to ensure that we have border security including the wall so we can keep america safe. >> neil: but you don't think there will be a government shutdown? >> well, whether or not there is one, you know, we've made sure that our troops are going to be funded. about 70% of all of government has already been funded for the entire fiscal year properly through the normal appropriations process so now we're talking about primarily the homeland sec

mcconnellf this mitch followed by showers schumer -- charles schumer. leaderhat house minority nancy pelosi rely -- reacting to the democrats. sen. mcconnell: good morning, everyone. i had one of the cable networks on this morning and they said this is probably a rare opportunity to see mcconnell smiled.

joining me now senator minority leader schumer. minority leader schumer i want to start with tuesday night's election. big democratic gains in the house and some warning signs for republicans in the suburbs. republicans in the senate look poised to grow their majority, flipping three blue seats in missouri, north dakota and indiana, as well as potentially in florida. why didn't the democratic message resonate in those states? >> let me say this, jake. the election was a great victory for democrats, taking back the house with up to 35 seats is huge. seven governorships, lots of legislative races, lower state legislative races that we picked up seats. trump and the republicans are trying to say, well, but the senate showed that we really won. nothing could be further from the truth. first, if you would have told us a couple of years ago that we would be as close as we are, people would say we're crazy. they were saying we would lose eight to ten seats and even 40 votes in the senate. we had ten states where donald trump won the elect

schumer accidentally for once spoke it too.t mean to but when the only thing left to say is what trump has been saying, he had no choice. well done, chuck. it's like you sat in trump's lap while he moved your mouth. i've a feeling this might be the tweet of the year. >> dana: us in the sports world, we would call it an "own goal." i think president trump would be better off in this case, many cases, arguing on the merits. instead of saying it's because you're a democrat they don't agree. no, you're wrong on the merits and what we tell you why. we're going to appeal this and take it to the supreme court and we are win. instead of talking about should he win on the merits which he might, then we are talking about this. >> greg: geraldo, what i find interesting, it's a new trend where people get upset about what trump said and then four days later they go but he has a point. the wildfires even, he had said there was lot of mismanagement, federal and state wide. everybody got on his case. >> geraldo: it's a good example. >> greg: a

and chuck schumer, democratic leader in the senate. we'll reair the president's news conference tonight, 8:00 eastern. more of your phone calls after that. next up, nancy pelosi. ms. pelosi: good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon it is, and great day for the american people. the biggest winner in yesterday was the health care for american

rob: that schumer trump deal fell apart a year ago now.e the democrats were protected by those court orders. daca is probably going to go away so democrats are in a position where they will have about 300 some -- about 700,000 people in a position where they will need some sort of status and the democrats will be willing to trade some border funding. we don't need a wall along the 1900 mile border. i don't think the president wants that either. mexico is the biggest producer of heroin, biggest producer of methamphetamines in the united states, they are coming over the border in addition to 600,000 people this year so this is a situation where we need some sort of barriers to block smugglers and cartels that make so much money off of human misery. jillian: your thoughts on democrats wanting to abolish ice? we heard that message loud and clear and now we are not hearing so much about it. >> we are not because it turns out there was a horrible political -- in suburban counties, where many of these undecided voters live, this is a horrible ide

schumer's efforts to protect the company. according to the employee. pretty stunning if all of this is true. are you aware of any of it? >> what i can tell you is i don't believe there's anybody in the democratic caucus who's been more involved than i have been in these technology issues. i have been pushing, as your statement indicated, facebook very, very hard. senator schumer never once has indicated that i should back off. >> never once. never felt pressure, never heard anything of it? >> never once, and here are the facts. facebook really can't be trusted. they downplayed russia's involvement in terms of electoral activity. they wrongly took advantage of users' data. the only answer here is to pass my strong privacy legislation, radical transparency, let people control their data and make sure we have tough enforcement. >> well, i think people on both side could agree with that. they want to protect their own data. thank you very much, senator wyden. >>> and next, the national security official who crossed the first lady out of the white house but

i think chuck schumer and nancy pelosi know that.is is not going to become law. >> does is hurt the president in 2020 if he does not get anywhere with the wall? >> like i said, i think is actually in a good situation. i think these images on the southern border, the soul caravan fiasco, someone that favors the cause of expanded legal immigration, i would say this has not been helpful. in the presidents argument is strengthened when we see these images. and as we discussed he has some cards to play her if he wants to demand the full 5 billion. >> reports that the mexican government sent a letter to the department about the use of teargas. thank you very much, good to see you. >> thank you. >> have an important announcement to make. this particular program, cheryl was kind enough to join us, we demand you all wake up early tomorrow and you watch fbn am. it begins with cheryl -- >> and lauren simonetti. >> i'm sorry you know she is watching. it is 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. thank you for joining us. >> great to see you! a lot of news that neve

that's it. >> chuck schumer is still the minority leader. smallery getting a bit footprint as a result of the 2018 election. the balance of power in the senate was still a couple of seats to be decided. the remaining races yet to be decided. let's go to mississippi first republicans.ent they will face-off in a runoff election because neither got over 50%. a runoff election is set for the tuesday after thanksgiving, november 27. florida, still a tight race. the governor rick scott with a nelson'sad to bill 49.8% in the battle of the two congresswoman in arizona, martha edge at 49.3%.ht we will update you as we get in more information. later on, we will show you the president's news conference and more throughout the evening. another senate race decided this tester inis jon montana. winning a very tight race. president trump, his son, mike toce came out to speak supporters and reporters this afternoon. let's take a look. [applause] thank you all very much. upstairs to check a few numbers and these guys are in pieces. i appreciate it very much.

but schumer's new reality will be a number of his senators running for president.ker, jerry brown the, kirsten gillibrand, kamala harris, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren who some have joked can create an attendance problem for schumer. >> there are some who will be interested in running for president, but so far it has not stood in the way of our caucus unity or getting whatever we have to get done as a caucus. >> i'm told we should expect an announcement soon about senator grassley if he intends to move over to senate finance. aids speaking >> bret: president trump nominating official naomi around to fill -- currently serves as the administrator of the office of information regulatory affairs which is part of the office of management and budget. cnn is suing the trump administration over the white house credentialed suspension of the general chief white house reporter. fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howard howard kurtz what's at stake for cnn and the president. >> we are taking action after the white house >> it's a lawsuit came after the

don't tell me you're a conservative if you are going to work for schumer. the kavanaugh sport was a terrible reminder it is trump carried. and energized them immensely. and lastly is the caravans. when you start seeing footage and it's one of the cases where the news media can't say enough to undo what you're watching with your own eyes, you see 7,000 to 15,000 people, almost all male coming north. that looks like an invasion, doesn't look like a family reunion. and i think the result has been the country is really debating immigration now and front and center in a way that is very much the disadvantage of democrats who just can't cope with it. mark: don't forget, ladies and gentlemen, almost every week night you can watch levin tv, that's me. on crtv.com/mark, we'd love you to sign up there or give us a call at 844-levin tv. >> we'll be right back. don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness and helps stop the progression of joint damage. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, 90% saw significant improvement.

. >>> but if chuck schumer, crying chuck, and nancy pelosi -- and the legendary maxine waters take power, they will try to erase our gains and eradicate our progress. that's what's going to happen. they're going to work hard and we will be fighting. oh, it will be -- it will be ridiculous, frankly. it will be bad for our country. the democrats, and it could happen. we're doing very well, and we're doing really well in the senate. but could happen. and, you know what you do? my whole life. you know what i say? don't worry about it, i'll just figure it out. does that make sense? i'll just figure it out.

schumer's daughter works and where executives are donors to the schumer campaign. this: schumer has worried that facebook would bough to pressure from republicans who opposed the purging of fake accounts and botts and urged senator warner to make it a priority in theron going investigation of the company. less reason to worry about russians or anybody else using facebook for nefarious purposes this morning. for a couple of hours facebook and instagram were down. >> bill: more to come on that. peter doocy in washington >> sandra: we may get an official report on the death of jamal khashoggi today as president trump faces growing pressure to get tough on saudi arabia and there is backlash brewing here and overseas. >> bill: getting a real scope of the devastation from the wildfires in california. rain threatens to bring another disaster today. we'll get an update from the fire zone today. >> i'm trying to stay as strong as i can for them. it is hard to do. i want to break down, find a new place, but it is really hard. ist -- it is really hard. >> sandra: fox news ale

her and schumer yesterday. >> she could have run herself. voiced no opposition and sat cozy with him in his office in the picture you have see right there. this is why joe donnelly lost their seats. they were chuck schumer lap dogs and she is doing that on day one. >> sandra: casting herself as a moderate democrat, her words i am not going to vote for him. >> it was a very fast reversal, exactly one day and you are already breaking promises. that's the problem democrats will have trying to hold onto the house majority as well. when you have all these candidates running to the center and moderate and then you end up just falling right in line. how are all these house democrats freshmen going to vote the first vote they have to make they'll break the promise. >> you have no idea if that's true. >> it is an untenable position. >> when you have to win all these seats in close districts that are moderate and then you just get back in the center and you are an obstructionist. just another manchin. >> nancy pelosi will get a serious challenge. tim

but you know what's funny, chuck schumer is the same guy who in 2014 wanted to create a law that madeastructure and landmarks a felony. the same chuck schumer is saying if you trespass on america, now you're entitled to the highest honor we can bestow upon a foreign national. rob: the narrative has changed big-time for the democrats many thank yo.thank you very much for time. 19 minutes after the hour. cyber monday smashed some serious records. the unbelievable amount of money that people spent online. >>> touchdown confirmed. [ cheering and applause ] jillian: and mars has a new resident courtesy of nasa and the insight rover is already getting to work. the brand-new images of the red planet just beamed back to earth. ♪ keep on rocking in a free world. ♪ - [announcer] the typical vacuum head can struggle with large debris and stuck-on dust, so shark invented duoclean, replacing the front wall with a rotating soft brush. while deep cleaning carpets, two brush rolls pick up large particles with ease, make quick work of stuck-on dust, giving hard floors a polished look, and fearlessly d

it is just a vote for schumer. he will always vote for schumer. never, ever vote for what we want. bill nelson and andrew gillum would be a disaster for florida's economy. the people of florida are going to reject socialism and elect ron desantis and rick scott area -- rick scott. [applause] a majority of democrats on the ballot for congress have already signed up to support a socialist takeover of health care that would destroy medicare, eliminate medicare advantage for nearly 2 million florida seniors. the democrat plan is especially unfair to hispanic americans of two hispanic seniors is enrolled in medicare advantage, you know that. republicans will protect medicare for our great seniors who have earned it, and they have been paying for it. [applause] americansways protect with pre-existing conditions, always, always. [applause] the democrat plan also raised medicare to fund an offense for illegal aliens at the expense of our seniors. [booing] speak,of florida, as we notice iratic party -- don't say democratic, i say democrat. that is their na

schumer talking about the gop tax bill. exploding the deficit.ublicans the party for the rich. of course, chuck schumer, mitch mcconnell reelected as the senate picks for leadership for the next congress and this is sort of just getting us a flavor of what's coming next. >> bill: mitch mcconnell is coming up next and we'll hear his argument in a moment. stand by live for that. 10 minutes past the hour in new york. >> sandra: fox news alert on the raging wildfires across california. at least 50 people killed across the state and evacuees are looking to the future. >> i've been here for 45 years. i'm okay with building again. help her build, my girlfriend, but this is just different, you know? i can't explain it. i have never seen a fire spread that fast. >> sandra: those fires wiping out entire communities, congressman john garamendi who represents the town of paradise joins us live in minutes. its complete destruction there. >> bill: in a moment defense secretary jetstream mattis will arrive at the border with mexico. what role will our service m

he would have to wait, he has to get chuck schumer is permission before he votes. that's not the leadership we need from west virginia. the fact is senator manchin offered to work with the president. he didn't follow through because you can't trust him. no one in west virginia regardless of political parties and because of the issue, we saw it in capital because he not only disowned west virginians, he actually didn't live up to his word. >> moderator: attorney general, republican leaders in congress are talking again about changes to entitlement programs and also social security as a way to get the debt under control. that would include tough decisions such as possibly raising the retirement age, raising the cap on the amount that is texas social security. do you agree social security and medicare need to be reformed and if so can you give me at least one specific concrete thing that would be done that could be done to get these entitlements under control? morrisey: i want to say and to all the seniors that are out there that the social security program and the me

but, ken, chuck schumer wants to look into this. he has had, according to politico, senate minority leader chuck schumer sent a letter tuesday suggesting the justice department inspector general investigate communications between acting attorney general matthew whitaker and the white house. quote, i am particularly concerned about whether mr. whitaker may have shared with the white house or could share in his new role confidential grand jury or investigative information from the special counsel investigation or any criminal investigations, schumer wrote. this is interesting. we hadn't thought about this, ken, but the acting attorney general -- you guys have all thought about this. the acting attorney general is in charge of this investigation. he can take its report and shelf it, put it away and not show it to anyone. but as acting attorney general, he probably has access to information that the white house would be very interested in having. >> that's right, ali. i think that is a very important concernment even more important than

mcconnellf this mitch followed by showers schumer -- charles schumer. leaderhat house minority nancy pelosi rely -- reacting to the democrats. sen. mcconnell: good morning, everyone. i had one of the cable networks on this morning and they said this is probably a rare opportunity to see mcconnell smiled. it is a good morning for senate republicans. over the course of the last -- first last night and this in looking at the race, i want to thank the president. he was extremely helpful to us in states where he is in excellent shape. he worked very hard and drew large crowds. i think it clearly has a positive impact on the outcome. with that, let me just see what you want to talk about. >> do you agree with the president's campaign rhetoric that that caravan is in endangerment and birthright citizenship should be dealt with as a presidential level. sen. mcconnell: i would be happy to give you my own views on what you would like to talk about but i don't do a running commentary on the president's observation on the campaign trail. reporter: if you could give