former white house press secretary sean spicer will tell us how desperate the democrats will, especially given that terrific jobs report we saw today. a trish regan primetime explosive. you will hear from vice president mike pence on what's at stake. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. breaking right now, president trump and president trump battling it out on the campaign trail with just four days until the crucial mid-term elections. one of the biggest issues for voters is immigration. u.s. borderer patrol a u.s. military preparing for what the president calls a quote invasion. and this just in. migrants in the caravan are suing the president and his administration alleging abuse of their constitutional rights. but vice president mike pence telling me exclusively who he believes, he says he knows, who is behind this caravan. >> this caravan was boirgd leftist groups in honduras, financed in part by venezuela. that according to president of honduras. but they were sent north for the exclusive reason of challenging the laws of the youths america by coming into our country illegally.

sean spicer thank you for your time. >> you bet.ll: breaking news for president trump on twitter. he tweeteds just moment ago. thank you ohio, when you enter the voting booth tomorrow you will make a simple choice, a vote for republicans is a vote to continue our extraordinary prosperity. a vote for dems to bring the economic boom to a sudden screeching halt. vote for mike dewine as governor. president sees jeff flock in indiana. melissa: iran's president vows to defy sanctions from the trump administration? where do we go from here? danny danon, ambassador to the u.n. he is up next. ♪ e from conventional thinking. we are a different kind of financial company. we are athene, and we are driven to do more. connell: breaking news. we bring you another presidential tweet at this hour. i guess this is a little in between rally tweeting trot president aboard air force one. here is the next tweet. republicans created the best economy in the history of our country and the hottest jobs market on planet earth. the democrat agenda is socialist

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former white house press secretary sean spicer will tell us how desperate the democrats will, especially given that terrific jobs report we saw today. a trish regan primetime explosive. you will hear from vice president mike pence on what's at stake. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. breaking right now, president trump and president trump battling it out on the campaign trail with just four days until the crucial mid-term elections. one of the biggest issues for voters is immigration. u.s. borderer patrol a u.s. military preparing for what the president calls a quote invasion. and this just in. migrants in the caravan are suing the president and his administration alleging abuse of their constitutional rights. but vice president mike pence telling me exclusively who he believes, he says he knows, who is behind this caravan. >> this caravan was boirgd leftist groups in honduras, financed in part by venezuela. that according to president of honduras. but they were sent north for the exclusive reason of challenging the laws of the youths america by coming into our country illegally.

sean spicer, hit it. >> i'm not sure if anyone is listening to her. that's the bigger issue.s funny, first she stands in the way of immigration reform. she does everything she can to stop it -- stop dealing with it in this country. and, yet, she wants to preach to europe what they should be doing. comes up to this kooky response had into their borders and open border policies given rise to the populist movement that created brexit and trump. i don't really even fully appreciate what she is trying to get through. it sounds like a bunch of gobblably gook to be honest with you. >> you know, deroy i personally was shocked momentarily. i thought it through. i said to myself the truth is that she will change her opinion, she and bill are notorious for this based on the way the wind blows. it tells me one of two things that she is a chameleon, absolutely. >> yes, she is. >> judge jeanine: secondly she is willing to throw the refugees to the wolves because she think it's helping the politics of her opponent. what does that tell you about her? >> well, i mean very simple, take whateve

joining us now with reaction is america first action senior advisor and former sean spicer.ox news contributor deroy murdock and national borderfo patrol council vice president are art del cueto. gentlemen, thank you for being here. i have to start with hillary because ii always like to start with hillary. this woman, did she have a lobotomy?? why is she saying we have toto tell europe to stop the migration it's a roil to the body politic? sean spicer, hit it. >> i'm not sure if anyone is listening to her. that's the bigger issue.'s it's funny, first she stands in the way of immigration reform. she does everything she can to stop it -- stop dealing with it in this country. and yet, she wants to preach to europe what they should be doing. somehow comes up to this kooky response, had into theirad borders and open border policies given rise to the populist movement that created brexit and trump.ov i don't really even fully appreciate what she is trying to get through. it sounds like a bunch of gobblably gook to be honest with you. >> judge jeanine: you know, deroy, i personally

sean spicer, there are politics at play here, and there is economics. and military concerns. >> sean: national security concerns, as well prayed and asked the cop located. i think the united states needs to be very clear that, no matter who you are, if you're kidnapped, killed, and is never, that is wrong paid his human rights element to this. lift us didn't remember what is right and what is wrong. we need to take quick and decisive action, if that is the conclusion of the cia. >> harris: what you make of the president and now the national security advisor john bolton both refusing to listen to the audiotape of the the killing of khashoggi? >> sean: if the cia and says "this is what happened, this is how it works, do you want to hear it?" i don't know that you need to -- >> harris: but the president outcome apparently, the validity and says it wasn't "are firmly put close go by the cia. >> sean: i don't think he doubts the to come he didn't want to listen to. he does the infirmity -- they said based on everything that we have, we believe -- >> harris: h

sean spicer is a senior advisor for american first action pac.ks for having me. >> sandra: what did you make of a confident lindsey graham there? >> i think lindsey graham is basing his comments on the facts. what you've seen is political speculation by the democrats what mr. whitaker might or might not do. anyone who took the time like senator graham to ask him has gotten the answer that we probably knew was the case to begin with. that mr. whitaker isn't going to do anything to impede the wrap-up of this investigation. democrats understand politically this is all they can talk about so that they will continue to focus on speculation rather than fact. >> sandra: still you are getting the sense there is an eagerness within the president's own party to confirm an a.g. because of everything going on. it really being a big distraction. we talked to senator joni ernst earlier and she said this. >> we do know the attorney general serves at the pleasure of the president and it is up to the president to determine who serves on his cabinet. so i would lo

they cite gary cohn, a former top economic aide and former press secretary sean spicer as two peoplesarily loyal to the president. they claim both are members of what they call the november 9th club, that's a group of people around the president who only supported trump after election day. lewandowski and bossie also took a little bit of aim at chief of staff john kelly, both of them lamenting the restrictions that general kelly had placed around president trump when it comes to access. in their book they apparently mentioned an instance from august where the two advisers were assigned an escort to walk them around the west wing. lewandowski and bossie also sat down for an interview with the president for this book, and of the russia investigation, trump apparently told his two advisers that he believed special counsel robert mueller has solidified their support. he says i think it makes my base stronger. i never would have said this to you, but i think the level of love now is far greater than when we won. the president also in this interview doubling down on his decision last sprin

my next guest has had his fair share of ballots with acosta, former white house press secretary sean spicerow to we maintain this critical balance between the press, the president and the constitution? >> actually, i think the answer is fairly simple. finish -- and that is that if we can agree to a set of standards of decorum and professionalism, then we should be okay. i think that the press should be able to ask any question that they want, and and where i i think some of the reporting is off on this is they keep talking about, you know, acosta's being punished for asking a tough question. that's not at all what happened. it's acosta's behavior that's the issue. and i think that the president asked, was asked and answered his question multiple times. jim acosta didn't want to ask a question, he wanted to bait the president. and if i think that there's a difference. and so i think if we can actually set a level of decorum and professional standards which is you have every right to ask what you want, but when it's answered, you allow your creeings to get their chance. and sarah's statement

thank you, sean spicer.rs about democrats ahead of today's midterm, will it have an effect? the power panel comes on deck next. ♪ delicious 100% real chocolate embracing the lightness of crispy rice. crunch. the chocolate bar all americans love. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? >> hi, everyone, i'm dana perino, we've got an awesome show for you. our political guru will share his scorecard with us, plus, can republicans hold onto the senate tonight? we will tell you what it means, also live reports from key states, arizona, texas, indiana, georgia, tennessee. ♪ >> harris: president trump is making his closing argument to voters. he wrote "america faces a critical choice, whether to build on the extraordinary prosperity or whether to allow democrats to take control and take a giant wrecking ball to your economy and your future." leslie marshall, syndicated radio talk show host. how did

there are plenty of people who, take sean spicer. yes he is from a different wing of the republican party. he was not a protrump guy from day one. he came on and he did the best job he could and then he was fired. that is just the way it is. it's not a conspiracy. it's called democracy. >> listen. the president, we need to point out here, according to them, the president did sit down and talk with the two authors in september. september 20th. and, at that time, the president aired some more of his frustration saying this. i should have fired him, referring to comey, the day after i won and announced please get the hell out. the president also said, congressional republicans let me down by not fighting harder to secure funding to construct a wall at the u.s./mexico border. kelly, help us understand what is the intention of this book? >> i think one of the keys -- by the way, i think you're right. why would people pay money to read this book when they can go on president trump's twitter feed for free and see everything it says? but i t

sean spicer, cory lewandowski are here with a message for a few of the sore losers. don't go away. this time of year, what do you give? when it's your extra concert, game or special event tickets to vet tix, you're giving our nation's service members and veterans an amazing experience they'll cherish forever. this holiday season, don't just give... vet tix. give something to those who gave. for more information on how you can make a difference right now, go to vettix.org. >> mike coffman -- too bad, mike. mia love, mia love gave me no love. >> laura: [laughs] i'm sorry. that was from president trump, they didn't support him. it didn't fit well with outgoing house members. here is pennsylvania congressman ryan castella. >> those folks gave their all in a very tough political environment that was created because of the president. not only did he not acknowledge that, but he somehow falsely suggested that if they would have attached themselves closer to him, they would have done better. i would make the argument they would have done worse. >> laura: what a shame that he is retiring fr

historic, sean spicer.ng to adam schiff and maxine waters and they are talking about revenge. we will do to you what you have done to us, endlessge investigation. i'm thinking, is there any one policy they are offering thatle won't talk about immigration. john podesta's group said don't. they don't talk about impeachment, they told maxine to be quiet. what do they stand for, what are they offering the american people that is going to make their lives better? i don't hear any of that. >> it's difficult, sean. the jobs report this morning showed 250,000 jobs in october, which is another continued 200 for average, month over 214,000 jobs in the month. real wages went up 3.1%, that is the largest growth bruising and wages since 1969. sectors like manufacturing, health care, hospitality, construction, all areas where i think democrats will be looking to the working class to say, we can provide better policies. but they can't. people are taking home more, they are finding jobs, their lives are better.le that make

let me explain the answer to you, calm down. >> laura: sean spicer joins me now on both of these breaking stories. sean, good to see you, welcome to "the story." you are a number those moments well. this lawsuit will the sermon -- or should determine, where the line is. what is a fair question, what is reasonable behavior, i guess, and what is -- what constitutes a reason for the white house to kick somebody out, or take away their past? >> i think we need to stay focused on what you just said, it is the latter, not the former. it is mr. acosta's behavior that is the problem. i wish we could come to a middle ground here, which is given mr. acosta has passed back. cnn denying the dash they have five or six other reporters with hard passes. it is not a right to be able to go into the white house, it is a privilege. that being said, i think that it would behoove us all to take the temperature down a moment, say we are going to give mr. acosta has passed back, but agree with all of the reporters with credentials and say we will agree to these minimal standards of a decorum and professionalism

in the meantime, joined by sean spicer, dan bongino, and matt schlapp. e more quiet in here. good to see you guys. sean, you were there and you were on the road with the president the whole time. 2016. i look at these crowds, i was out a lot on the road then, too, it seems almost identical, polls are polls but the only poll that matters is tomorrow. >> that is right for you to sean, everybody is leaving everybody on the field. this president went all out on 2016. he ran through the tape the day before the election come out there in michigan, wisconsin, doing everything he could come around doing everything. he is doing the same to keep a republican majority, the same people that brought him to the white house, he wants to make sure return to congress. he's out there flipping these blue states read. i think josh hawley is going to do it, i think we will have mike brown from indiana. patrick morrisey from west virginia. look, everybody has leftia everything on the field. the president is doing everything he can. the reason we are competitive in the senate,

sean spicer sean spicer there is a first amendment interview. push and pull. standing behind the podium being fair to the press when he they're not always fair to you. how do you come up with reasonable rules of decorum without people saying you are trampling all over the first amendment? >> that's a great question, ed. you know. this you have been in the briefing room on, you know, countless occasions for multiple outlets. the reality is this. i think that there is two issues at hand that are going conflated. the first amendment gives every reporter the ability and freedom to write whatever they want and to ask whatever they want. and we have got to be crystal clear that in no way, shape, or form should the white house or any government entity ever prevent anyone from the media from asking whatever they want or writing about whatever they want. but i think that bigger and broader pointed is behavior and decorum. and i think that there should be some reasonable rules in place. and i think frankly it's unfortunate and sad that we have come to thi

former press secretary sean spicer is the headliner today and joins us live next hour. kellyann conway on the results. >> tells you a lot about my president and my boss. he tends to make trends. he doesn't repeat history, he tends to defy it. - [narrator] the typical vacuum head has its limitations, so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, corded and cord-free. hi dad. no. edon't try to get up. hi, i'm julie, a right at home caregiver. and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness that could lead to balance issues. that's because i'm trained to report any changes in behavior, no matter how small, so tom could have peace of mind. we'll be right there. we have to go. hey, tom. you should try right at home. they're great for us. the right care. right at home. >> today is more than about democrats and republicans, it is about restoring the constitution's checks and balances to the trump administrat

for sean spicer. i -- poor sean spicer. has the thousand yard stair of post-traumatic stress disorder and it doesn't stand for trauma, it stands for trump. and a lot of them people around trump, knocked our their pedestals where they thought they we be. hi, steve bannon, but in the case of the party it's a slow motion death sentence, poison that takes effect for years, not days or hour's or one election cycle. shy won't repudiate trump. won't walk away from his yet. they're going to fight this down to last dog dies because they but all into the cult this, thing, only he will own the libs appropriately, and so we'll have this slow-motion problem in the g.o.p. where the conservatives that are left, guys like max and i that are already out the door, are going to be joined by other people who eventually say, the variance between my stated values and between what this man is, does and says, and the horrors he drags up from the departments of our id, i can't live with that. soow see that go on and on and on for a very long time.

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sean spicer joins us along with the former ceo of toys r us and hbc, now the former target vice chairmanerry storch is here. michael wolff is here to go through the innovations happening in technology and get his take on the selloff. stuart va varney weighs in as w. a tech wreck on wall street, most of the big names in technology in bear market territory right now. facebook down in the premarket this morning again, a 5 3/4%. the company hammered by bad news lately. they're down another 1 1/4% right now, extending the decline for the week. new york times detailing an article, how ceo mark zuckerberg allegedly ignored warning sign that's the site was being used continue to flense the election. reports also out about how zuckerberg has his company on high alert and ready for war after the negative press hit. here now is investment advisor media director, larry haverty is joining us this morning. your thoughts on facebook, what's your reaction? >> i think there's the business and the stock and the business needs a fair amount of repair, maria. it's very, very clear that the trust factor, whi

staying on politics who is with us now former white house press secretary sean spicer. let's get right at it call it split decision? >> i think there's no question that we hold the senate and house could be -- decided either very late tonight. or potentially in a few weeks. i mean, i think that -- we're going to know by 7:00, 8:00 where this is going you look at early votes both in indiana and in virginia. northern virginia, middle of virginia barbra scott taylor david if they go down it is a big night for democrats and they'll actually take a sizable majority i think. meaning ten, 15 seats. but overall -- >> i think look if i -- right now, i think that the headwind are that we keep the senate, and that they pick up the house. i do hold out hope that if they get out the vote effort is like it was in 2016 able to really flush those folks last minute, and that's thing for everybody sit arranged talking about this if you think about what the 2016 election came down to number of state we won michigan by .3%, and there is not a lot of margin error what that comes down to is

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happen that touch of trump doesn't kill you right away some people it takes out immediately for sean spicer he has the 1000-yard stare it has ptsd standing for trump and you see them get knocked off of their pedestals for where they thought they would be. steve bannon. but it is a slow-motion death sentence so they will not repudiate trump they will not walk away from him they will fight this down until the last dog dies on the he will own appropriately so to have a slow-motion problem with those that are left that are out the door to be joined by other people who say those variants of those stated values and what the man is and does and says i cannot live with that. you will see that go on and on. . >> i don't want to put a damper on the note of optimism. [laughter] i agree with the long-term assessment but we're talking long-term. i am glad you are all seated fact that he could win again in 2020. this is not outside the realm of possibility. he knows nothing about governance economics history, the military but is a sales man of genius with a first rate demagogue and perhaps unmatched in a

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sean spicer will join me along with fox news contributor newt gingrich.s former new mexico governor bill richardson joins me as well. big two hours coming up. don't miss a moment of it. first, voters are headed to the polls tomorrow on the heels of a strong october jobs report. 65% of you adults say the economy is in excellent or good shape according to a new poll from abc news. i spoke with larry kudlow about his outlook on america's economy during sunday morning futures yesterday. >> the markets have been very volatile and nervous that the good times are not susable, that a slowdown -- sustainable, that a slowdown is on the horizon. are you worried about a slowdown on the horizon? >> i'm not worried. i hear about this stuff, about a sugar high, not sustainable. you've got rising raises, we're running solidly. the biggest beneficiaries are blue collar workers. take a look at the numbers. the employment increase is largely centered on blue collar workers many they're the big winners. maria: joining me right now is bank of america ceo brian moynihan. it's

sean spicer and others are here with a message. >> >> mike coffman. too bad, mike. mia love. mia love gave me no love laura: that was from president trump. it didn't fit well a few of the house going members. here's ryan costello. >> those folks gave their all in a tough political environment that was created. not only did he not acknowledge that, but he somehow suggested if they would have attached themselves closer, i would make the argument they would have done worse. >>> what did the former staffers think of this? former trump campaign manager and co-author of trump's enemies. i wonder this ryan costello on cnn today. i just started howling. the guy jumped out of the sandbox because it was too difficult to play. he retired after two terms. and then he's like the president is being mean. he's the one that drag ged the whole party down if it wasn't it for president trump, he would have to be dealing with hillary in the midterm. >> you are exactly right people have a very short memory. donald trump carries so many members across the finish line two years ago. i can think of

throughout the first year, it was always when is sean spicer going to be fired, when is reince priebus going to be fired? a lot of people who have been mentioned as being on the chopping block next have managed to hold on, keep their heads down and survive a little bit longer. when we have these conversations, oftentimes it results in the president being frustrated that things are being leaked to the press, people like you and me, and other reporters at cnn and he changes his mind because he doesn't want to give the press the satisfaction of r. the midterms were not good for him, no matter how much he tried to convince everyone they were. when things are not going well at him, he's in the corner and he points the finger at those around him. it's not surprising he would be trying to make some changes given all that. >> i'm stuck on the word you used when you go away from the white house, evaporate. >> i'm going to evaporate right now. >> thank you, olivia. >> the president has tweeted multiple times about the caravan, many of them fleeing gang, terror and poverty. let's go to cnn politi

these people did not vote for him, and they took their own agenda and brought it to washington, and sean spicerllerson and others, anonymous, whoever that is, and they did it to subvert the will of the american people and the president, and the difference with jim baker, he put his political differences aside and came in and served his country and president to the best of his ability and those other individuals, those november 9th club individuals didn't do that, and they kept their own agenda in place. bob woodward's book, they were taking documents off the resolute desk so the president couldn't sign a trade agreement with south korea, that's mind-boggling. >> and thank you for coming on this morning and talking about the full range of subjects. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. yep. we match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year, automatically. whoo! i got my money! hard to contain yourself, isn't it? uh huh! let it go! whoo! get a dollar-for-dollar match at the end of your first year. only from discover. ingenious space- neat nest™ by fasav

. >> sean spicer told fox business news that as long as ivanka trump forwarded her e-mails to her governmentccount, that's all good. that can't possibly be the solution. >> no, that's not the rule. i explained this to the bush white house staff when i was there. use the government e-mail servers for your e-mail. we had several people who chose to do otherwise. nobody's sicked the fbi on them and it's not appropriate to start screaming "lock her up" as if you're in some meeting in germany in 1933. with ivanka and her situation and the closeness of this family to the russians, it is very important to find out what else is on there. >> what do you advise them to do? once you a solution to this? >> my solution would be for bob mueller, the fbi, someone, to impound all that e-mail. i want to know what else is on there. there's a lot of stuff in there. second this administration is completely hypocritical when it comes to complying with personal e-mail, political e-mail, complying with the hash back, the original business. and then of course for the constitution. the only solution is for trump to

tomorrow night we're back with one heck of a show, sean spicer with mollie hemingway, and dane smith, eyeballs, see you tomorrow, good-bye. . lou: our top story deadly wildfires continue to rage throughout california tonight. the death toll there has risen to 31 and more than 200 people are missing. hundreds of thousands have been evacuated and the two main buyers located in northern and southern california have already burned more than 200,000 acres state officials warning the weather will make these fires even more dangerous.

on "fox and friends," sean spicer, you know him, secretary to the president of the united states andcretary under president ronald reagan, will be here. we have a busy lineup on this day after thanksgiving. rob: you made good turkey. jillian: a theme from the cookbook. the happy cookbook. >> it is available everywhere on black friday. see you in a little bit. coming up, is this what it is like in your office during holidays. >> i would like everybody's attention. christmas is canceled. >> you can't cancel a holiday. >> taking away for family. >> holiday blues are a real thing. rob: tips to keep you jolly this holiday season. ♪ money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hello, i'm an idaho as you probably know, i've been looking all over for our big idaho potato truck. it's out there somewhere reminding folks about heart healthy idaho potatoes and making contributions to local charities. so this year, i've built myself a secret weapon. there it is let's g

that was a silly thing to argue, yet he wanted sean spicer to lie about what his crowd size was. it continued since then. part of it was a determined strategy to -- that they see as working with his base and working to deflect from criticism. it's clearly just inside him. he exaggerates by sort of rote nature. he exaggerates and lies and that's what he does. it's a combination of strategies and his personality that we have seen play out for two years. >> the answer to why is -- it could be strategy, but it might be giving him a lot more credit. >> it's not clear. >> exactl lexactly. respect for the president is you don't challenge me. you say everything i'm doing is great. you say all of my policies are wonderful, and you don't ask me a question that i don't feel comfortable answering. by the way, since we are talking about the sacred state of the united states and the sacred state of the white house, what about the oval office and kanye west sitting across the desk and dropping the f bomb and the president saying nothing about respect. nothing about it. and that's just one examp

in the meantime, sean spicer, dan bongino and match lap. tle more quiet in here, good to see you guys. sean, you were there on the road with the president the whole time. in 2016. i look at these crowds and i was out on the road a little bit and it seems almost identical. polls were polls but the only poll that matters is tomorrow. >> if that's exactly right, everyone is leaving everything on the field. this president went all out on 2016. he ran through the tape and was out there in michigan, wisconsin, doing everything he could. he's doing the same to keep the republican majority, the same people that brought him to the white house and they want to make sure he is turned to congress. i think josh hawley will do it and i think we will have mike braun from indiana, patrick morrissey from west virginia. the president has done everything he can. the reason we are competitive in the senate, normally a president out of power loses up to five seats. the reason there is no blue wave in the senate states, then the senate, is because this president

. >> gary cohn was an enemy, rob porter, sean spicer.know that people who go into the white house who didn't support the president and the campaign, didn't vote for him on election day and went in to take care of their own agenda is what we're talking about. lou: how many more enemies are within the white house working day in and day out? >> lou, one of the things that we haven't found out is who anonymous is. so we clearly know there are more. lou: do you have an idea? >> i don't know who it is. i think i know who it isn't. lou: that's a pretty good accomplishment, i would say. >> it's easier to figure out -- lou: there are a lot of candidates for anonymous. >> it's disappointing to guys like us who want this president to succeeds to that america succeeds that there are people around him that believe they're there to protect america from him. lou: two surprises about the enemies and, and that is the leakers that dill persist in the white house, and the fact that the white house does not have a system that would detect a recording in the

tomorrow night we're back with one heck of a show, sean spicer with mollie hemingway, and dane smith, and your heart, brain and eyeballs, see you tomorrow, good-bye. . lou: our top story deadly wildfires continue to rage throughout california tonight. the death toll there has risen to 31 and more than 200 people are missing. hundreds of thousands have been evacuated and the two main buyers located in northern and southern california have already burned more than 200,000 acres state officials warning the weather will make these fires even more dangerous. >> we still in the red flag of the weather. it's mentioned earlier expected up to 40-mile an hour winds. right now we have 10% containment and will be working all day and night to increase and reinforce that containment. lou: we will be following with the latest on that of the fires throughout tonight's broadcast. also tonight, partisan warfare over both counts, allegations of fraud and committal abuse of power in the efforts of election officials trying to either preserve or undercut electoral integrity depending upon whom you hear fr

he met sean spicer in the bushes when he came out and basically said he lied.e kids say liar liar pants on fire. you know, when he can, he tells the truth. don, the reason why this is not a joke, and right now we're laughing to keep from crying is because the reason why this is so serious is because they have the president of the united states, life and death is written through pen or given through the tongue. what you say matters. markets can be shaped or changed. you know, wars can happen. what you say is important. words mean something. those vibrations. and this president came out and said he was -- he lies. he said he lies. he may not and said the word lie, but he said i tell the truth when i can. and sometimes things change. well, if you don't want to give information, just hold back. i mean, i don't know what to say. >> yeah -- >> it's sad. it's really sad. >> it's really flabbergasting. if you really listen to that quote and you're honest about it, douglas, i mean this is the president of the united states. this is the president. >> and he calls us dish

joining me now to discuss his former white house press secretary, sean spicer. along with former ronald reagan aide and author of the forthcoming book, "swamp wars," jeffrey lord. gentlemen, let's talk about the new rule the white house has laid out for reporters. will they be followed by acosta and his colleagues? is the white house going to need to come up with three strikes and you're out plan. what is your view on this new announcement? >> it is great to see you. i talked about this in my podcast with kellyanne conway. this is a discussion about content versus conduct. i think there is a very capable press secretary that is able to discern the difference between the two. no one has a question about the content of any reporter's question. they can ask whatever they want. but their conduct is what is in question. that is what the judge ruled. will he behave in a way that is professional? will he respect not just the office but fellow reporters? that is what this comes down to. there is a great press secretary now. you may know her. she knows how to call balls

you name specifically, former economic advisor gary cohn, sean spicer as members of what you call theer nightclub you people who turned magically into trump supporters after he was elected. you write that they wanted to control the president instead of as you said in your first book, to let trump be trump. >> exactly. that means that back for a moment. let's remember what is going on here. there's a vast left-wing conspiracy. going on that has been going on since the president won this election. all throughout the transition and his first two years. a vast left-wing conspiracy. very similar words i'm using to what hillary clinton called about white right-wing conspiracy. >>chris: that didn't turn out to be true. >> there was an effort by the conservative movement to undermine president clinton. >>chris: he did have a relationship with monica lewinsky. >> of course he did. the media, republican establishment and the intelligence services separately are undermining this president. that is what this book is about. >>chris: but the republican establishment is not left-wing. the intelligen

of course, the mooch is not the only one who wrote a book, sean spicer, omarosa, michael wolf, bob woodward. all wrote about what's going on inside the white house. there are more to come. >> can't keep up with the tell-all books about the trump administration? introducing the trump tell-all book of the month club. subscribers will receive every scathing trump book published so far, including "fire and fury," full disclosure, "fear," unhinged, and more. plus a new tell-all book will arrive in the mail every month. like melania trump's "the devil wears maga." sarah huckabee sanders, "b.s. i love you." vice president mike pence, "mommy, can you hear me." and eric trump, "color by numbers." hold on to your maga hats. we'll throw in the robert mueller report absolutely free. the trump tell-all book of the month club. turn your library into a lie-brary. >> jimmy: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you all for -- meanwhile, our proudly nationalist president took his comedy tour to houston, texas, last night where we slowed him down to half speed for tonight's i don't know what the hell he's

so corey has also said some nasty things recently about sean spicer and even myself.pinion of roger stone. >> is it possible that roger stone discussed wikileaks with then candidate donald trump? >> if roger says he doesn't, i believe the both of them. he didn't speak about it with me, so i don't believe he spoke about it with candidate president. >> the problem is this. in april of 2017, stone told the washington post he never met with the russians. in june of '17, stone told the russians he met with the russians and was offered dirt on hillary clinton or from someone offering dirt on hillary clinton for $2 million. of course in the fall roger stone said he never spoke to steve bannon about wikileaks. and then it turned out days later he had. roger stone, also jerome corsi asked him to write a memo describing something that didn't happen. so roger stone be taken at his word. >> i understand what you are saying. i didn't remember that meeting between roger and that russian scam artist in may either. i had to refresh my memory and supplement my testimony before the hou

going back to the early days of the administration with reince priebus who was chief of staff or sean spicer. it's trump way of sort of making it look like the media doesn't have a real sense of what's going on there, but again, it's largely just a pause. ultimately, he does follow through on most of these actions. >> with sessions, it was a very long pause. for jeff sessions, that probably felt like eternity. but a pause nonetheless. nia, so the president makes -- is now making unfounded claims again about voter fraud. this is exactly what he did after the 2016 election, after he didn't win the popular vote. i just wonder why he's going back to the well on this, especially because all indications are when it comes to florida, his candidates are winning. >> yeah. that's right. they are -- they're obviously going to go through a recount and it's unlikely to overturn what the margins are for the republican candidates. you know, this is a president that likes consistency. he also, his wills are between fantasy island in conspeersy particularly on the issue of voting. it's something he goes back

they point to gary cohn, another name that is apparently in this book is former press secretary sean spicercribe both as being members of the so-called november 9th club, the group of people they say only supported the president after he had won the election. they also go after chief of staff john kelly a little bit, apparently lamenting the fact kelly has placed all these restrictions since he took control of the chief of staff position. for example they cite an instance in august where they were required to walk around with an escort, something they told chris wallace they didn't feel was necessary. this comes amid renewed speculation that the president might be eyeing replacements for chief of staff john kelly, one of those big nick ayers, and this comes against the backdrop of a larger shakeup. and of course these allegations of hidden opponents among the president's staff are significant because, ana, we know this is president who really values loyalty. >> that's right. sarah, thank you. joining us now jane newton small and the washington chief lynn sweet. what's unique about this book