dottie: scott brown following the read of kevin kisner. something they've done all week. kevin has done the reading when scott's had to putt. bill: that was for birdie so the run will come to an end. nick: deflating, eh? just the eight in a row. bill: of course they had the nice conclusion to their alternate-shot round. birdied the 18th yesterday. nick: that all counts, doesn't it? bill: 10th. peter: jordan spieth. rich: and 10 5. watching charley hoffman's ball back there, using that slope in the back. you have to believe he might be frying the same. peter: a sawed-off follow-through, meaning he's trying to take a little bit of the spin off but doesn't. you see that golf ball that was that's this shot. rich listen and that was from two yard further than jordan spieth's was. peter: a little bit higher follow-through by watney there. sends it past the hole, brings it back. superb. absolutely superb. back to nine. bill: blixt for birdie. nick: just had to hit it. bill: they will remain two under for their final round. out in 34. 21 under overall to. 10. peter: ryan palmer no

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celtic, who have already secured the title, had scott brown sent off in added time.ampions ahead in the 78th minute before a dramatic finale at dingwall. the hosts earned the penalty when alex schalk went down under erik sviatchenko's challenge, but there appeared to be no contact. his manager admitted it shouldn't have been a penalty. county levelled and shortly afterwards celtic captain scott brown was sent off for a lunge on boyce. he's likely to miss next week's scottish cup semifinal against rangers, as the hoops chase a domestic treble. in the rugby union premiership, whatsapp are in action at the moment. they are 26 points — seven up moment. they are 26 points — seven up against bristol. bristol could be relegated if they are defeated. saracens, in third place, playing northampton. great britain have finished joint fourth in the medals table at cycling's world track championships. after winning two silvers already in hong kong, elinor barker went one better, taking gold in the points race after a gripping battle with america's sarah hammer. it was britain's fi

scott brown is a capable guy. there is a lot of sundown in new zealand.e'll look good down there. >> doug, all joking aside, is scott brown right for this job? >> look, we know that president trump has a long history of being infatuated with models, and it probably not surprising that he would name one to represent new zealand. >> all right. i'm going to leave it there. okay, guys. >> leave it there, katy. >> thanks, guys. >> i'm going to quit while we're ahead. dore fornell and joe walsh. >>> remember the judge overseeing the trump university lawsuit? in a massive case of political irony, the two are heading back to court. this time, though, over the administration's move to deport a dreamer. >>> and if you didn't know today is 4/20 and why it's significant, ask your neighbor, your banker, your dog walker, anyone, because a new poll is showing a lot of folks in this country are more pro-pot than they used to be. a recent survey finds 61% of americans do believe that weed should be legalized. that's up from 56% a year ago. and this leads us to our microso

his actions are similar to former senator scott brown, frank wattenberg and evan by who did the same for justices elena kagan, daniel l ito and john roberts. after the vote, senate judiciary chair chuck grassley spoke with reporters about the confirmation of judge neil gorsuch. he was asked about the changing of rules for supreme court nominees and what his committee will be working on next. this is 10 minutes. >> hi everyone, i just got 30 seconds so i'll be glad to answer your questions if you have anything on this subject. thanks everybody for being here. there are a lot of significant events that brought us to this point of adding a new member to the supreme court. but i thinkthat we just witnessed one of the most important votes that a member of the united states can have . judge gorsuch will be an independent voiceon that supreme court , he proved that very much through the hearing and certain questions . he's proved he's a judges judge once interpret law and not stretch the intent of congress. so finally i am honored to be a part, to get this exceptional jurist elevated to the

county levelled and shortly afterwards celtic captain scott brown was sent off for a lunge on boyce.points, three clear of the relegation play—off spot. sebastian vettel has won the bahrain grand prix in his ferrari. lewis hamilton finished second for mercedes, but this was further evidence that mercedes' recent domination is going to be severely tested this season. nick parrott watched the race. lewis hamilton found himself in an unfamiliar place on degrading bahrain, behind his new mercedes team—mate, valtteri bottas. the finn was pulled position for the first time and when the lights went out, he did not blink, beating everyone to the first corner. hamilton c sebastian vettel as his main rival this year and the german took the fight to the britain in the desert, roaring past into second. before the dust to settle, carlos sainz shook things up. the crash brought out the safety car and hamilton in for fresh tyres. on his way to the pit lane, he deliberately held up daniel ricciardo. he read in third place after the restart but would have five seconds added to his finish time. it got

let's bring in homeland security member scott brown. senator, even now hillary clinton says the obama white house was wrong not to take syria's chemical weapons. she says agreed. they wanted to do it. they wanted to take out these weapons. this happened before isis came into being and took over. what are your thoughts? >> thank you very much. it's great to be on. first of all, that's the problem president obama did establish a red line and did nothing, and i think we all agree, even allen and others, hillary clinton and general petraeus and everybody that as a result of that, this vacuum developed, and it embolden our enemies, whether it's putin with crimea and ukraine, whether it's isis, al-qaeda, everyone kind of said, oh, they're not going to do anything. north korea, we'll just continue to march. well, there is a new sheriff in town and what this president is doing is he is relying on the recommendations of his generals and the generals on the ground and others who are giving him that incredible guidance, and he's trying to not micr

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scott brown, live your best life. >>> also talking about health care. the topic we were talking about before the break and so is paul ryan. he's discussing it overseas in london. saying republicans are close to a new health care bill. as we heard from kasie hunt, this potential compromise getting worked out between conservative and moderate republicans may not go all that far. here is what paul ryan had to say. >> health care is not dead. we're still working on it. it's difficult to do. we're very close, and it's basically make good on the promises that he were made. we want to have a system in america where everyone has affordable access to good health insurance, good health care coverage, including people with preexisting conditions. >> so i want to bring in congressman ted deutsche, democrat from florida and member of the house foreign affairs and ethics committees and ashley parker from "the washington post" and jonathan lemire from the associated press. congressman thank you for joining us on a recess week. where do you see this potential compromis

scott brown lost at sea. >> martha: thank you.o now mcdaniel, she is the new chairman of the revoking national committee pretty good to see you. what's your take on this kansas race? >> i'm optimistic. ron estes is a great candidate. the president has gone to kansas and said i need someone to come to washington and help me govern and do the things that i promised on the campaign trail. i need to partner here and that's going to resonate. the democrats have one message wishes the party of no and obstruction right now i don't think that's the winning message. >> martha: is interesting because estes is the treasurer under the governor and some people think any uncertainty for estes may be coming more from unhappiness with governor brownback then unhappiness with president trump, right? >> the special elections are always unique to the states and what's going on within the states and their specific dynamics. but the president has made a very clear, i need people to come to washington right now and help me govern. help me accomplish th

by the way, i'm old enough to remember the scott brown election in massachusetts. >> oh, yeah. >> where everybody thought it was going to be the end of obama care and we looked back on that and that was a speed bump. this is probably going to be a speed bump as well. but it's an indication of how everything is magnified in the era of trump. >> you hang around capitol hill a, way too much and b, an awful lot. you talk to republicans up there. what's it like right now? do they define themselves? we saw a test on health care. do they define themselves as the party of donald trump? >> reporter: honestly, brian, i don't think so. i just don't see it. look, it's hard to get republicans to say outright negative things about donald trump. i think what you showed from john joni ernst, hi think it kind of gives you a sense that there is the potential for republicans to turn on donald trump if they don't think that he is going to get them re-elected. i think increasingly, the more that he makes decisions that to them feel erratic, one top republican, one said to me, look, we feel some responsibili

and they'll be boosted by having their captain scott brown cleared to play, after appealing against ae fa cup also continues today, arsenal take on manchester city in the semi—final at wembley, at 3 o'clock. with arsenal boss arsene wenger under pressure because of the club's poor run in the premier league — they're seventh in the table — he's well aware of the importance of doing well in this competition. was i expecting the semifinal is to go to the final. i played 11 semifinals in the fa cup. it is a special experience. the match is a good opportunity to show how much we are ready for a fight and want to go to the final. it is our baby, and the opportunity —— it is maybe i say many times to them and they still don't believe how good they are. it'sa still don't believe how good they are. it's a lot of stress, a lot of pressure. when you handle that and you were going to win, next time it will be easier. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour a man's died after being run over by thieves who stole his car in manchester. 35—year—old michael samwell and his wife were

joining us now, fox news contributor and former senator scott brown. running tobacco out of time, and we're welcoming marijuana. what's going on? >> oh, man, it's unbelievable. the fact that -- you nailed it. the fact that we're actually kind of putting marijuana up on a pedestal and actually demonizing tobacco, this is typical of what new york city, this mayor and the prior mayor are doing. what it does is it hurts people that are less well off and really can't afford to smoke or drink pop or soda and other types of things that are so-called vices. but what it also does, i don't know if it helps, there's a tremendous black market, number one, via getting no revenue, and number two, they can go to surrounding states and get it much cheaper. stuart: bootleg cigarettes. you buy them some place the tax are low, you bring them in here and sell at a nice profit and there you go. >> yep. stuart: we have a contradiction. let's move on from there. i have to talk to you about ann coulter's speech canceled at berkeley. she says, however, -- coulter says she's go

county level, and shortly afterwards, celtic captain scott brown sent off for a lunge on boys.ifinal against rangers next week with celtic chasing a domestic treble. sebastian vettel has won the bahrain grand prix in his ferrari with lewis hamilton second. further evidence that mercedes' recent domination is going to be severely tested this season. the german started from third behind the two mercedes, but ferrari's smarter tyre strategy saw vettel claim the chequered flag for his second win of the season. it moves him seven points clear of hamilton in the drivers' championship. valtteri bottas was third in the other mercedes. bristol have been relegated from the aviva premiership with two rounds still to play after they lost 36—21 at home to wasps. that bonus point win for wasps means they've secured themselves a home tie in the semi—finals. today's other match was a thriller. saracens came back in the final few minutes to sneak a win at northampton saints — 27—25 the final score. ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the second round of the world snooker championship. the five—time

you remember scott brown, a big republican rallies cry. the course of political history, to your point. everyone is jumping in here. biggest state bigger than georgia, been donating has been california, that is georgia, new york, massachusetts, democrats have a lot on the line, not because it is an old republican seat but because the republican who occupied it before, tom price was selected by donald trump to go dismantle obamacare, this would be a huge win for democrats, i don't see it happening, no poll has shown him within five points more 8 away from finishing that one off tomorrow need, then after, that likely that g.o.p. will be able to beat him down. charles: a kansas vote, democrats claim moral victory. something of a nail-biter until last couple counties. no matter what happens here, will democrats take away a moral victory, as a plat form foflat form for next round. >> if you are sitting as a republican, you will give democrats all kind of moral vick viesr -- victories, those races are still about turn out. so, a off presidential

scott brown from new hampshire with us today.hanks. >> shannon: the senate beginning debate on judge gorsuch's supreme court nomination promising to confirm him. mike emanuel is live in capitol hill in the middle of all of it. >> shannon, good morning. mitch mcconnell is expected to start the process to get neil gorsuch confirmed by friday night. there's never been a partisan filibuster of a supreme court candidate before in history. never before. republicans note judge gorsuch has received high marks from a variety of groups praising his temperament, knowledge and experience and say he's being treated unfairly by democrats. >> this is all politics. i will not allow a system where democrats get their judges and republicans cannot. trump won the election. he made an outstanding choice in neil gorsuch. if we have to change the rules we will and i blame my democratic colleagues for creating the mess to begin with. >> the senate judiciary voted 11-9 to advance the nomination of neil gorsuch. it was a party line vote and the democrats

joining me now, scott brown. senator, do you think it could have been susan rice who called for the reveal. what do you think? >> well, if true, liz, it's deeply disturbing. and this is why libertarians and others who care so deeply about our personal privacy rights are up in arms, and i think other americans should be. when you have, it appears if true, for political purposes unmasking has nothing to do with national security. and then the fact that the president expanded the amount of entities and people that could get this information, it just doesn't pass the smell test, liz, and i think we're going to learn more and more as days go by. liz: susan rice is the national security adviser, it's in her job to do this, but we have people on the other side and in the intelligence community, they're apolitical. they're saying they've never seen anything like this. what do you think? >> yeah. i would go with the ladder. i think it's highly unusual that you would unmask somebody, especially when it really has nothing t

stuart: well senator scott brown joins us now.n is taking it right to the russians, saying look, are you with us or are you with them as in iran and hezbollah? that is a confrontation, scott. >> well, certainly. if you remember when the secretary was being, going through the nomination process everyone said, oh, he is just a businessman. you know he has ties to russia. we really can't trust him. we don't know what he is going to do. we find out he is a man of few words, but when he actually speaks he makes complete and total sense and sends a direct and powerful message not only to russia but the rest of the world. i think obviously russia needs to reevaluate itself dealing with assad because assad will be a war criminal. doubt everything he has been doin he wille tried as a war criminal ultimately. does russia want to be associated with that? that is what it is going to come down to. stuart: a total 180 from the foreign policy of president obama, especially with russia, certainly with china and north korea. are you comfortable wi

. >> so, democrats were hoping this was going to be like the moment of scott brown taking over the seatth a swing of more than 20 points. this is nothing like that. >> but in terms of this district, looks like jon ossoff is going to end up in a one on one race. the fact that the democrats are this close, considering -- i think you'll agree they're incredibly enthusiastic. we may or may not win in georgia but it bodes very well for 2018. >> take a quick break. we're going to keep this conversation going. more analysis after this quick break. i never miss an early morning market. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep or get up in time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. and now. i'm back! aleve pm for a better am. the average family's new, but old, home: it stood up to 2 rookies, 3 terrible two's, and a one-coat wonder named "grams". it survived multiple personalities, 3 staycations, and 1 tiny announcement. behr. number one rated interior paint, exterior paint and stain. protecting and perfecting since 1947.

one of the referendum items which is not all that -- there's some similarities, but in 2010 in scott brown'sction, which was a shocker, health care, again, was what that was over. and it drew sort of national referendum on obama early on. this similarly, that was ted kennedy's seat. this is newt gingrich's old seat. it's a very conservative district. depending what happens tomorrow and over the next two months if he doesn't win is a lot of national lessons. >> you mentioned the weakness of the democratic bench. they lost the house and senate. and this is not a criticism of any current democratic leader, but the democratic party future appears to be its past. let's listen again. bernie sanders who is about to go on a tour across the country, how do you take that energy, how do you put it in a bottle and make it work on election day. >> i believe you're going to see it in montana. i believe you're going to see it all over this country. the so-called red states. working people are going to wake up and say wait a second, republicans want to cut social security, medicare and medication and give h

if you think of scott brown's victory in massachusetts in 2010 as a backlash against barack obama thatind of thing happens. what's unusual this is happening so early in donald trump's presidency. he has had no political honey moon at all and usually things get worse going through the first or second year of presidency. so like barack obama got worse beginning from 2009 to end of 2010. then he would be in epically bad shape. we don't know that will happen. but this is definitely a warning sign. >> there's still a very good chance, maybe even a probable chance that republicans hold this seat assuming they get through tonight. but when you speak about what this means broadly, unless donald trump can recover politically the early evidence will be it's going to be a very, very bad 2010 election. >> what do you think republican on the panel. >> i'm gelgt too old. >> i'm surprised it's this close only because we know and expected the run off. i mean he did raise almost $8.5 million which is unheard of for a congressional district like this. but it shows the chaos of the republicans allowing 1

scott brown's victory in massachusetts for the seat left vacant by ted kennedy. they were able to turn energy into money into turn out. joining me now is the editor and publisher. $8.3 million is quite a bit of cash. can that affect turn out in a significant way enough to get us into the seat without run offs? >> $8.3 million for perspective. that's what we thought were top tier senate candidates. he raised that in three months and will get to $10 million. democrats are using it effectively. one thing we haven't talked about with the race is a couple of key things. credit has to go to daily blogging community for getting the fund raying ball going and showing he could be a viable candidate. the d.c. cc put field staff on the ground and helped the campaign build an infrastructure so when this money came in, they were able to do something with it. in 2008, a couple weeks before the election, michele bachmann went on "hardball." it was a disaster of an interview and all this money went to her challenger, but he didn't have the infrastructure to take advantage of it.

president trump's nominating former massachusetts republican senator scott brown to be u.s. ambassador to new zealand. the white house points out that since leaving capitol hill, former senator brown has been a political contributor to fox news. abc says the secret service plans to restrict public access to the white house self-defense after a recent insured or jumped the fence and wandered -- after a recent intruder jumped the fence and wonder the white house for 50 minutes before being caught. two secret service agents were fired as a result of that. a lot of coverage today on c-span which includes the sec, the federal communications commission meeting today in the new fcc chair will hold a news conference to talk about issues coming before that agency. that's live at 12:45 p.m. president trump is meeting with the italian premised are today. it's the first time the two have met and they will discuss a number of issues including the upcoming group of seven industrialized meeting in italy next month. italy's also a member of nato and the two leaders will hold a joint news co

>> dana: ever hear of scott brown? >> eric: i know there are a lot of them.'t we at least have to pay taxes? >> kimberly: they propped him up, they put him forward, he is the new ken doll, strapped about 97% of the funds from outside of the district, and the state to be able to go in and support him. they tried to cast all the chips in. georgia will fall flat, just like kansas. >> bob: what do you think the cocoa brothers did? >> greg: cocoa brothers? >> bob: this is not the biggest -- >> greg: cocoa brothers? who are the cocoa brothers? >> kimberly: koch brothers. >> bob: none of you know politics. >> greg: final thoughts. >> bob: that's the cocoa brothers main thing. >> kimberly: putting them in his brownies. >> dana: i think the democrats raised expectations a little too much. a different media strategy and be more stealth, they may have won it without causing all that attention and getting the president to weigh in, which probably did help. >> eric: you think that helped? >> dana: a little bit. maybe held him at 48% and not 50%. >> bob: i think it had the

if you're looking for proof, look no further than former senator scott brown of massachusetts. senator kennedy's seat against all odds. we are calling you the marine le pen of massachusetts at his feet, senator brown. i should point out is going to be nominated u.s. ambassador to new zealand, which i contact you about in a few minutes they would he think of france in this is a big deal for the markets. should we counter out? >> of course not. it not over until it over. 41 points, 15 week before. president tried the same thing. there's no way he's going to win. i love people when they say it's a short name. i know the markets are responding to not good. they win with either candidate. the reels tories a mainstream candidate are not in the picture. the people of france are tired of their nationalistic pride being challenged in the terrorism taken over in that beautiful, beautiful city in paris and that great country. connell: neither president, sarkozy, or the current president, neither one represented. of the two that are, say you are le pen in a similar position. you're down tha

so that's why scott brown in massachusetts was able in 2010 to take ted kennedy's seat. nobody thought you could take liberal massachusetts. but there was so much anger about the obama administration. so in this case fast-forward, there's all of this resistance movement. even in georgia, you know, which should be read, should be good for the republicans, there's all of this anger about how donald trump is governing. money was pouring in from hollywood. he had over $8 million in the bank. so he should have reached the 50%. yes, he did better than expected. but the democrat called it a victory for the ages. it wasn't a victory. he didn't win. trish: the fact that he couldn't get this thing, he couldn't get the seat despite all the money, despite all of this angst amongst some of the members of the left, he couldn't win. so do you think handle will actually succeed here? >> it will be a 50/50 jump ball, to be honest. i think the republicans could end up losing this. i think they'll be in better shape, as adam was laying out because you're right. there's a split here. seven,

you're dead right, these things get often overplayed although the scott brown win did affect things.ecause they couldn't get the obamacare repeal plan through, even though you look at the republican majority in the house and think there's enough votes we learned every single one of them counts. paul ryan wants at least those four red ones to come back red. >> these conservative areas, the president has to be careful there. he was not overwhelmingly popular at first among conservatives. he's won some credibility with them because of his pick for the supreme court. but things like planned parenthood funding, if that gets taken off the table in the health reform debate, he's going to lose some support from conservatives. he really has to maintain this strong pro life stance they want to see or he risks losing them and other members getting sort of taken out by the right on the other side. >> you have a point? >> i will add real quick in the georgia race, this is a side show, but there was something against him for some dopey internet video he made in college. i say that's good news for

i always think of scott brown being the second coming, the independent republican candidate who took over for kennedy after he left -- i believe he died. and it ended up being he was a one-term person for two years in the senate. sometimes these things are just moments in time that media sort of manifests excitement over. as you said, in two months, we can forget this guy's name. >> when you go back to the money that ossoff raised, $8.3 million, more than quadrupled that of the next candidate. >> it wasn't until the end of the race that the republican national committee woke up and started funneling money in opposition to this candidate who was really lackluster. john ossoff doesn't get coffee today because coffee is for closers only. he couldn't close the deal. he was 2 percentage points shy of and outright victory. this was a bell weather race and they wanted to send a signal that the tide has turned. he came up short. that means that now all of that concentration of money and energy gets to completely reshift and republicans get to reset the table. however, you know, the fact that

very familiar here in massachusetts where the tea party rose earlier in 2010, we saw this with scott brown people were criticizing all these ought of state people funding his campaign. that was a very big moment for the right. it was sort of a moment where you saw well, maybe later in 2010, could be a very big year for democrats. as kasie mentioned it's almost impossible to poll a special election for congress in such a small area and surprises happen all the time but i think right now the wisdom says jon ossoff is not likely to get 50bers. if that happens, he will go to a runoff and likely not win. third, that is a huge punch in the gut for democrats very exsigh ford months over the seat. and susan page, keeping it in boston, susan, you were in boston over the weekend at elizabeth warren's house interviewing her. one of her first big interviews keying up where she stands going into 2020. >> you know, she's written a book. she originally thought it would be a message to president hillary clinton to embrace progressive policies. it turns out to be a warning to donald trump. i asked her if s

take for instance the race for scott brown ran against martha pope way for that special election on the massachusetts senate race. when he won that, without a sign that republicans were about to do really well in the 2010 midterms? or was it that immersive was just a bad candidate? in this case, i think it's kind of all the democrats pin their hopes on a debt do not candidate who is not going to match up terribly well with the district. doesn't seem to be beat of sort of candidate that you want to iy red district. >> martha: he doesn't live in the district and that was something that president trump tweeted about a bit today. he said his girlfriend lives nearby. he's been with her for 12 years, and that's with he grew up in that district and was raised in that district. that going to be an issue for him and a selection? >> absolutely not. suburban atlanta -- in towns like where you and i grew up, it matters a lot. in these places, these verbs, people actually aren't from there. they don't know where their congressional lines lie. they live near the big city or they don't live near the b

we were talking then about scott brown. it's all about for the democrats getting away from being a beleaguered party that lost big in 2016, getting their mojo back, starting to think about a wave perhaps. they've got to win 24 seats in 2018 to take back the house. if they've got any hope of doing that, they've got to win in places like georgia's sixth district. >> susan, let's talk about that because i'd love to be devil's advocate which i'm pretty good at. it does seem like they need to get some wins and it seems to be bothering trump a lot, the fact that he could lose this outpost down there. >> if this wasn't going to be a referendum on trump, he made sure it would be by tweeting about it, by doing the robocall. maybe it's going to be a referendum on him and his presidency in any case. that's why ossoff's residency matters less. democrats are enthused about the -- >> all these people are putting money in there, people on the center left even. >> there are republican voters in this district who are not so enthusiastic by

you've had cases in the past, scott brown comes to mind, i think he wins a special election and two years later he loses his seat. >> and democrats won a bunch of special elections 2011 after republicans took the house over and they are still out of power. special elections are weird but a snapshot of the mood and more importantly they're a snapshot of the tactics and strategies parties take in elections. >> jake sherman, politico's very own, good to have you. >> good to be here. >> tensions mounting, will secretary of state rex tillerson get the cold should from russian officials after his ult may tum that he choose between us or syria? we'll preview his two days of meetings there in russia. we are still waiting for sean spicer to give the daily press briefing. he appears to be running just a few minutes late. when it happens we'll bring it to you live. it's the phillips' lady! anyone ever have occasional constipation,diarrhea, gas or bloating? she does. she does. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health probiotic caps daily with three types of good bacteri

i was covering scott brown at the time.ost -- he won over a democrat in a very safe state of massachusetts. it had this feeling of a referendum on health care. ironically, we're also now seeing seven years later another referendum on health care a little bit in a lot of these special elections which are very close and unexpectedly close in safe places where you are seeing ted cruz fly in all of a sudden to wichita. the republicans are sort of all rallying kind of at the last minute to try and prop up the republican. in a district where they're safe and they're starting to spend money that could be spent elsewhere. >> it's not as though the democrats are pumping in aen to -- a ton of money in this race. are democrats hoping they get lucky on this one? >> maybe draw a little blood, i think so. the georgia race is much more of a national barometer of what is likely to happen in the mid-terms. >> why is that? explain that. >> well, because georgia is a state that because of a number of forces, among them largely demographic. de

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dagen: thank you, scott, it was good to see you, senator scott brown. be well.s fargo's phoney account scandal. why the government is ordering to reinstate a whistle blower, ahead. the new servic that let's you shop online without a credit or debit card coming up dagen: death toll rising after severe storms hit the southeast. cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: good morning, dagen, at least five deaths victims so far including a mother and 3-year-old daughter in louisiana. a woman who was killed slipped car into a creek. >> i can't believe it, what just happened here. everything happens for a reason but i don't understand why it happened to them. cheryl: forecasters say severe thunderstorms are also possible today on southeast and that storm is heading up north as well today. government has ordered wells fargo to rehire a former bank manager who was fired in 2010 after reporting suspecting fraudulent behaviors to bosses and called the bank ethic hotline and must pay 5.4 million for back pay, compensatory and legal fees and they are going to request a hearg. s

scott brown has been tapped to be the u.s. ambassador to new zealand. ssachusetts republican had the seat once held by a senator edward kennedy. elizabeth warren tweeted this. brown.ts, senator scott you have my support and i'm sure you will make the people of massachusetts proud." president trump is meeting italy's prime minister today. they are expected to discuss the group of seven industrialized nations meeting in italy next month. italy is a member of nato. they will be holding a joint news conference at 3:45 eastern time. you can watch that live here on c-span. tonight, part two of our special program looking at the trump cabinet with portions from confirmation hearings, including a brief look at bernie sanders. questioning scott pruitt on climate change. education secretary duncan any betsy devos. nomineeave education betsy devos -- secretary of education nominee betsy devos. >> why is it so difficult for us to figure out how to focus on outcome? >> that is a very good question. we could have a very robust debate in this room about that. to protec

scott brown, everyone. thank you for joining us scott. appreciate it. thank you. >> thanks stuart.t from the u.s. pacific fleet. ashley: yeah, this is interesting what he's saying. he's saying quote the united states can defeat any north korean missile attack on u.s. carrier strike group. also goes on to say the u.s. wants to bring north korea's kim jong-un to his senses, not to his knees. and, by the way, they will have a missile defense system that will be operational in south korea quote in the coming days. stuart: and that's the admiral who just said it left-hand side of the screen and congressional hearing as of right now. good stuff, ashley. thank you. check the big board coming down but not much. 20 points higher. more varney after this . stuart: what's this? another push for a new, much higher minimum wage? what is it, ashley? ashley: yeah, what is it now? 7.25, 15 bucks an hour by the year 2024. we're talking about congressman keith ellison and of course bernie sanders are all pushing hard for this. it's never going to get through republican control congress. president tru

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scott brown couldn't have won in 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014 in massachusetts, but he could win that special. that's why this to me i think is so ominous for democrats, all of that energy, with all that money, he couldn't get over 50. >> you know, bye elections in new england, special elections in the united states, those are the chances you get to send a message. this didn't quite send the message. as sam points out, it really does matter who sits in that seat. i do think we'll see in the runoff, i can't be sure what's going to happen in the runoff. he could win. karen handel is a strong candidate. a decent person. i'm more on your side. we haven't seen the shock we could see. hasn't happened. gene, it seems to me that more than anything that tom perez is going to do this entire year, this june election is going to be a test of his abilities. when you have a special election in june, when the kids are out at school, it's all about organization. it is all about turnout. let me say to my democratic friends out there watching, if i see any marches between now and june, i'm going to call you st

but what happened to scott brown two years later? he lost that seat.e deal that donald trump suffered a big defeat. it's not clear he will lose tonight. there's a chance that stays under 50% and then the republicans have their candidate second, and then there's a head-to-head match up and the republicans could win that down the road. ainsley: we just saw something similar from the great state of kansas. >> there's a defeat for donald trump and then the republicans pulled it out. there's a lot coalescing behind the democratic candidate. hillary clinton tried to do that. that didn't work out. brian: ed, the thing is where is the rnc on this? why did donald trump have to lead -- >> he had to do a roll call yesterday where they phoned him in. he has two or three tweets this morning. part of that is he wants to get in there and say, look, i'm involved. u right. but we haven't seen a whole lot of the republican political apparatus. even before these special elections, what about the health care fight? where were these political operatives getting behind this

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scott brown, fox news contributor has been nominated to be the next ambassador in new zealand. shannon: isn't that your dream ambassador location? >> bill: you can scan the world. the south island of new zealand is one of the most magical places on the entire planet. good gig. if he needs travel partners we could escort him down there. >> shannon: we could do the show from there. we're offering. >> bill: right now that's the nomination. >> shannon: interesting nomination, congratulations. >> i am giving the speech. what will they do, arrest me? they can put me in the birmingham jail. no, i'm definitely giving the speech. >> shannon: ann coulter refusing to be silenced of uc berkeley canceled her speech for next week on campus. university leaders point to riots in february saying they can't keep her safe. >> if we had time to plan for this event. to locate a venue, let the police do the security assessment they needed to do i'm pretty confident this event would have been happening april 27th. >> shannon: president of the eagle forum fund and chairman of the missouri state republ

health care policy at the american action forum and spent almost 6 years on capitol hill for senator scott brown. >> is the individual market in crisis? why or why not? how did we get here? i'll ask anyone who wants to start it off. jump right in. >> i guess i'll say something. in 2017, there are certain pockets that had limited choice in the country. with some of the announcements that have already occurred with r humana pulling out and wellcare pulling out, it makes 2018 potentially more problematic. >>> let me build on that. we may be in crisis. we'll know in the next six weeks. across the nation, there is 400 health plans making decisions on do they participate or not do they far it is pate in raising rates 10% or 50%. that plays on decisions before the trump administration right now. >> insurers are about spreading individual risk. if they have big uncertainty, they are going to step back and not play. they aren't going to be rolling the dice. they are looking for the signals that they have enough certainly to play next year. >> also, the insurers need to be able is to make money. they can'

. >> mike, either way it cuts, i would compare this to what happened in 2009 with scott brown and theies. i don't disagree with the importance of the election. i don't disagree with the huge win, huge loss. >> right. >> you know what happens. but i think sometimes we pay a little bit too much attention to win/loss and not enough attention to how people are living and the fears and anxieties that are still out there in the country. >> one of the things going on in this race, the republicans, some of them are being supportive of the president but some are not. >> yeah. >> some are picking and choosing when to agree, at least one candidate is running against him. that is not a gret trump district that that's, again, just a snapshot of this the republican party divided. >> the president is waking up this morning to pretty dismal poll numbers. does he care? >> yeah, he cares. he cares about that more than anything this side of arnold schwarzenegger's ratings on "the apprentice" when schwarzenegger was doing the apprentice. >> something that struck me today, mark halperin said it a couple w

>> i don't want to overplay this, but this certainly i think is taking on a lot of the feel of scott brown's special election in 2009, the year after barack obama was elected. he had a republican winning in deep blue masshusetts, ted kennedy's seat. let's see if a democrat wins in a deep red state. >> kasie hunt down in georgia and she'll report tomorrow on all of this. still ahead on "morning joe," wasn't just sean spicer who got "snl" treatment. did you see the showdown between jared kushner and steve bannon? >> no, i can't wait to see this. >> we'll show you that sketch straight ahead. plus new reporting on that palace intrigue with the white house reported by calling bannon's bluff. >>> plus former defense secretary cohen, long time ambassador christopher hill and white house correspondent kristen welker. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medication... ...this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage.

>> scott brown got elected in 2009 after the obamacare battle.> it's really hard to see because when you look at the presidential vote in this district, this is a district donald trump actually did a little better than mitt romney did four years ago and romney won it big. 27 points. it was 60-33. i think to the extent have you some republicans who are was in here is you have to look a little deeper. it's the state issues and it's sam brownback, the governor. a funny thing happened on election day last november. it was a trump state almost two to win over hillary clinton. it was a massacre at the presidential level. democrats gained seats in the state legislature in kansas on that same election day. that included a district, a state senate district in this congressional district. there's a big -- there's effectively three parties kansas right now. there's a brownback republican party, an anti-brownback republican party and a democratic party. the fear of republicans is that two of those may be in a race like this, in a low interest race, maybe the

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