jimmy kimmel, nora mcdonald, steve martin, bill murray, amy you schumer and senatorial franken all seteremony will take place on october 22. who will tell you you who is sleeping soundly and who is tossing when the final five comes back after the break. q. today john kelly did something that few anticipated. he was the one who stood before the media in the white house briefing room and said once and important chief of staff is sound asleep tonight with the knowledge that the american people know where he stands in the trump administration. no news outlets suggested that he was on the verge of he said he's sticking around no matter what the headlines say, on the other hand nra never called for a ban on bump stocksment he did call fr a federal review. tonight the organization is coming out to a pair of bills legislationinging the pair of devices which allow semi ought automatic guns to fire almost at an automatic pace . there are some pro gun groups out there that say bump stops are vital to help disabled hunters and they call any legislation in the wake of america's deadliest shooting a

not a glowing endorsement of that senatorial candidate.just about everything, charlie? just shut your mouth and hope poor the best and wait for this to pass? >> a really resting quote in the "new york times" this morning about tax reform, and somebody -- can't remember who said it. like, the republicans are passing tax reform is equivalent to having a baby to shore up a troubled marriage. this is the one thing that's kind of pulling them together at least for the moment, and so they're not going to buck him, but i think what's really, really important is that, both senator corker and senator flake. we're not actually talking about substantive issues but issues of character, of honesty, of decency. the behavior and fitness of the president. you kind of wonder at some point whether or not when some of the policy issues are all the table that you're going to hear at least more republicans talking about it. as of right now. there's no misunderstanding about it. republican voters decided to swallow that, and this is donald trump's party. >> so,

one of them is the senatorial privilege about senator kennedy and apparently they got one of the cousinso talk to him. he was kicked off and swimming the river. years later, no new york publisher would publish it. regnery publishes it and more recently there was a book that was all of our fathers not our mothers and 27 publishers turned it down but 44 weeks on the bestsellers list. the way things are going in the trump era, it every day somehow they think russia is behind. in america in 2016, you would notice outside of the major cities you can't go without seeing a six-foot trump sign. any event they've become more hysterical through the mccarthy era and i think this is worse than even that and if they do get control of the internet they could see the rise back to the only source. the only way for the conservatives to communicate as well. so, stay on their mailing list and remember mr. regnery the most dangerous man in america. cheers to regnery. [applause] [cheering] made sure you visit #regnery otherwise, get woozy. [inaudible conversations] >>> all the way in the back. melinda herrin

tonight some fans are calling on eminem to challenge trump supporter and possible michigan senatorialock to a rap battle or maybe run himself for that na >> if you didn't know they are both from the same area outside of detroit. this all kind of started when eminem released a freestyle rap there slamming president trump and trump supporters at the bet hip hop awards. kid rock by the way is a known trump backer who is expressed interest as jim said in possibly running for the u.s. senate. somehow i don't see eminem deciding that he wants to run for the senate against kid rock. >> no. >> and i don't even really see either one of them agreeing to this battle. >> no. >> two completely different styles. >> and i'll say this. if you live in michigan and your choice for the united states senate which is the most elite club in the world with a hundred members and your choices are eminem versus kid rock,. >> right. >> uh-huh. >> tweet us. >> canada is right across -- right across, there's a tunnel that goes right from windsor to detroit if you want to tweet us and know who you would vote perso

and unfortunately senator burr is a glorified sock puppet to senatory warner's 2020 campaign he's getting up. and this is ad- sound bite material. they produced four this happened pages of witness tell. and make it public and put it on the internet and crowd source and i get i can come up with conclusions to draw. >> lou: burr said he hit the wall with the trump doszier from the former british spy. chris steele who by the way, we don't know if he is on the fbi payroll and who was throwing money at him. and gps collusion disappeared from the conversation. taenero is not. there >> they are hard at work below the radar and certainly out of media attention. this smells to high heaven and looks like the senate intelligence itself with the insistence on grand standing and persisting in the face of evidence, they look like they are involved in the same web. >> let me give them leads and pointer. start off with the dnc server and have debbie wasserman schultz explain her relationship with the alman brothers. and find russian collusion and intelligence involvement and will foreign contact and cont

to her senatorial campaign in new york. it builds over time. dozens of donations. but the biggest impact he had besides his own personal donations was getting big-name hollywood people to give money to democrats. it wasn't just him. e was very well-connected in hollywood. it wasn't hard for him to sort of call up his friends and have these fund raisers at his home, his beach home, and get 35,000 ticket events where he was going to raise millions in a very small amount. this is not the campaigning that the politicians want to talk about. this is the smaller events for the sort of big-shots that they can raise a lot more money than doing a smaller event sort of event. nie sanders type it was a lot of money. that's why democrats i think -- even as soment of these stories came out, they needed him i think and that's why it was sort of hard to separate themselves. host: here is the reaction from former president obama on weinstein. >> i was shocked, i was appalled, it was something that was just intolerable in every way. and you know, like so many people have come forwa

alabama senatorial runoff in spite of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's pac giving luther strange9 million. think about it. roy moore with virtually no money wins even though the president @megynkelly's request supports the sitting senator. now that would make sense. the president at at mitch mcconnell's request supports the sitting senator. moore is more like trump. this was an anti-mcconnell referendum. moore is a horseback riding cowboy who knows how to handle a weapon, a constitutional christian conservative who twice chose to lose his job rather than compromise his principles. the kind of man who simply cannot be bought. and for decades, the establishment has been giving it to the american people. last week alabama republicans gave a big one back to the establishment and it portends yet another upcoming insurrection not only in the next race between judge moore and his democratic challenger this december, but in the 2018 mid-term election. strap in, folks, it's going to be a bumpy ride. now, mitch, we gave you establishment bozos, the house and the senate along with the oval

taxes, by 1981 he's proposing new taxes and now reagan republicans like ed rollins who is at the senatorial committee and your friend and gringrich and others, then weber and jack camp and others, they're basically urging bush, you have to find another way to find sources of revenue but you can't violate campaign -- >> openly. >> very openly. he holds a press conference and then he goes jogging and all the national media is there capturing him jogging and a reporter asked him, the whole gaggle of the press corp. was there and the reporter asked the president, what about read my lips and he runs by and points hips, he's making a mockery to the pledge to the american people. you think what perspective -- >> divided republican party that never healed and parrow took advantage of that. >> i think the best biography i've seen written about newt. very historical in context. i -- and an easy read, by the way, we talked about newt and bush. newt sees when dick cheney, was it dick cheney that gets appointed to secretary of defense, that opens up -- >> exactly. >> this is what made gringrich -- >> ye

to the democratic national committee and also wrote checks for over $76,000 for the democratic senatorial campaign committee. all told, weinstein contributed $2 million to democrats, and that's just since 2000. some democrats are giving some of the money back or donating it to other liberal causes. they think it cleans their hands. no across-the-board outrage or disgust. and we cannot forget that the two biggest beneficiaries of weinstein's contributions, barack obama and hillary clinton have yet to comment publicly. if it was a conservative, think they might have commented? this is what i was telling you about during the election. liberals claim to care the most about women's rights. if they did, hillary clinton and her family foundation would never have taken money from countries like saudi arabia, qatar, the u.a.e. they treat women horribly, many of them kill gays and lesbians, they persecute christians and jews. they're full of it on every single issue that they lecture you that they're morally superior about over republicans. there's a coffee shop owner in seattle, washington. we hav

and unfortunately senator burr is a glorified sock puppet to senatory warner's 2020 campaign he's getting up. and this is ad- sound bite material. they produced four this happened pages of witness tell. and make it public and put it on the internet and crowd source and i get i can come up with conclusions to draw. >> lou: burr said he hit the wall with the trump doszier from the former british spy. chris steele who by the way, we don't know if he is on the fbi payroll and who was throwing money at him. and gps collusion disappeared from the conversation. taenero is not. there >> they are hard at work below the radar and certainly out of media attention. this smells to high heaven and looks like the senate intelligence itself with the insistence on grand standing and persisting in the face of evidence, they look like they are involved in the same web. >> let me give them leads and pointer. start off with the dnc server and have debbie wasserman schultz explain her relationship with the alman brothers. and find russian collusion and intelligence involvement and will foreign contact and cont

he also wrote checks for over $76,000 for the democratic senatorial campaign committee. weinstein contributed over $2 million to democrats. that's only since the year 2000. some democrats are donating it to other liberal causes. they think that cleans their hands. no across-the-board outrage. no disgust. we can't forget the two biggest beneficiaries are of weinsteins contributions were barack obama and hillary clinton. they get to comment publicly about him. if it was a conservative, do you think they might have commented? this is what we were telling about you. they claim to care the most about women's rights. if they did, hillary clinton and her family foundation would never have taken money from countries like saudi arabia, qatar, oman, kuwait. the uae. they treat women horribly. they kill. they kill gays and lesbians. they persecute christians and jews. they are completely full of it on every single issue that they lecture you that they are morally superior about over more republicans. the daily call reporting that there's a coffee shop owner in seattle, washington.

he wrote checks for over $76,000 to the democratic senatorial campaign committee. some democrats to their credit giving the money back. others are donating to various liberal groups. really? not every single democrat isn't doing that. even though they should be. remember during the campaign? i made such a big deal about all of the money that hillary clinton, or foundation, was taking in from countries like saudi arabia, qatar, oman, kuwait. the uae. they treat women horror to make horribly. in some of these countries gays and lesbians are put to death. christians and jews are persecuted. five days after the scandal broke, we want to remind you what the women who accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct said. i don't remember hollywood stars speaking out against clinton or talking about his issues that he had to deal with. or how hillary defended him. you may remember this. >> it he described a scene when he was biting on your lip and when it was all over, he was leaving. inside you better put some ice on that. >> yeah. and casually put on his sunglasses and walked

i wonder if kid rock will throw his hat into the senatorial ring and we can see the 90s titans do battle at the ballot box. wouldn't that be great? >> neil: you're being jaded here. >> that is optimistic. i would love to see it. >> neil: thanks, kennedy. not the perspective we envisions. we have janet and mike. guns, what do you think about this? every entertainer has the right to say what he or she believes. he went further than most. a fan of his might not be a fan of mine. >> i'm an eminem fan. i saw him with jay z. i saw him with lincoln park. he seems to be stretching here and taking a leap that doesn't work, especially for me. another example of a celebrity going after trump. it's like we have heard that now for ten months now. do something else. do something new. as far as -- if he backed it up with a good free-style, i would respect him more here. the thing is it's not good. it's 4 1/2 minutes. it's way too long. the rhymes are pathetic. what i think one of the best rappers of all time, eminem, he doesn't live up to it. it's desperate. >> neil: it's unusual that it goes further t

in the democratic senatorial campaign committee. hillary clinton and obama's, it took them five long days before they weighed in and started to slightly denounce weinstein. at last night on the liberal fake news cnn, there was hillary announcing she's going to give the contributions from harvey weinstein to charity. here's what she said. >> i was just sick. i was shocked. i was appalled. it was something that was just intolerable. in every way. >> senator blumenthal says people should give back the money that he donated to them. donated money to you directly and indirectly. would you give the money back? >> there's no one to give it back to. other people are saying, former colleagues are saying i will donate to charity. of course i will do that. i give 10% of my income to charity every year. this will be part of that. no doubt about it. >> sean: sick, shock, appalled. we will pull up her newfound moral compass. this is the same hillary clinton who gladly took millions and millions and millions and millions of dollars into the clinto

we need to have a functioning republican party and we need to have a functioning senatorial committee campaign committee within the party and until the republican party says that the voters of this party have the right to be truth and have a seat at the table and we come together we will keep having that. >> if you're talking about the truth here. is it mitch mcconnell to repeal and replace? >> 52 republican senators who aught entically want to repeal obamacare? >> i don't. i think we've demonstrated that. were they lying? >> i think we have a lot -- >> that reality that somehow mitch cock connell is short-coming the agenda. chris: is mitch mcconnell part of the solution or part of the problem? >> i think that mitch mcconnell has done a good job. i don't think mitch mcconnell is 100% responsible for everything. mitch mcconnell is a leader of the party and the buck stops with leadership and when you look at the party, it is the party that does not understand that the economic opportunity that donors feel is not shared by americans across the country who have anxiety on wages and see pr

so that's, and we invariably briefed the leading members of the various senatorial committees. the problem was that was a philosophical difference, and the country was so deeply divided at that moment that it was very difficult to find a basis for bipartisanship. and how do you end a war that one party has started, the other party -- [inaudible] and the party that got involved had a ship inside that party so that the objective in principle to the policy they themselves had advocated. i don't say that as a criticism. that was, in fact, the situation. but even during the nixon. we thought we made strenuous efforts to involve the congress and other decision-making. what the key issue really comes down and continuing debate, to what degree do the operations of the nsc become so pervasive that they would act like a department? there is a category of decisions which i think most would believe have to be done to some extent secretly, and to commit -- but then when it becomes a day-to-day occurrence that's when it arises, whether they're still congressional control. i i think most of t

we invariably briefed the leading members of the senatorial committees. the problem was there was a philosophical difference and the country was so deeply divided at that moment it was very difficult to find places for bipartisanship. one party has started, the other party inherited and the party that could have revolved had a shift inside that party so they objected in principle to the policies they themselves had advocated. i don't say that as a criticism. that was the fact of the situation. even in the nixon period, we we made strenuous efforts to evolve the congress in our decisionmaking. the key issue comes down in continuous debate to the operations of the nsc become so pervasive that they act like a department. there is a category of decisions which i most would believe have to be done to some extent secretly. and to permit exploration. but then when it becomes a day today occurrence, trouble arises whether there is still congressional control. i most of the time, the nac has stayed on the right side. but one could argue that if the nsc as an insti

senatorial example there. talks about strains and threads as well. they do keep coming.last week revealed six top presidential aides using private e-mail accounts for government matters. among them, jared kushner, who previously failed to disclose his meetings with russian officials in the transition. so unhappy learned about the existence of the personal e-mail account via news reports. wrote kushner to double check he's turned over every relevant document to the committee. those are the documents you saw on the big list. and this week we learned that clandestine effort was not only russian real estate deal prosed. on monday with the world focused on the tragedy in las vegas, "washington post" had a big russia scoop, reporting that recent documents that the special counsel and committees revealed two more previously unreported contacts with the russia in the campaign. first instance, reaches out to the president's lawyer michael cohen about a trump real estate deal in moscow. second time is while trump was running for president. other previously unreported contact with

to austin because they were going to have a big democratic dinner here with governor connolly and senatori yarboroug and they were having a difference of opinion at that time and that's why kennedy came to texas. one of the reasons why he came to texas. so that was the beginning of my career. and i spent the next year 1/2 there and sent to philadelphia to cover the bureau. >> of course you happen to be present at that fateful moment when lee harvey oswald was being sfd of the police station and jack ruby of course shot him there in front of everyone. you were there with a camera. but there'sall sorts of stories came from that moment. can you tell us about that. >> i relieved the overnight person, photographer that sunday morning and we really thought they were going to transfer oswald during the night and they didn't do it of course. they arraigned him on sunday morning. and i relieved the overnight guy and i was there from 5:00 in the morning at the base of the driveway crossing the lock up area and -- until they brought oswald out to transfer him and they were going to transfer him in a

the democratic senatorial campaign committee has a statement out that says senator flake's retirement is another example of the divisiveness in the republican party. they claim their nomination will fall shirt of kyrsten sinema. the lawmaker that she seeks to replace, flake, has been elevated by the democratic minority leader in the senate, chuck schumer. he today on the senate floor said that flake has one of the best consciouses of anybody on either side of the aisle in the last several decades. that is of course something that schumer waited to say until after he found out about flake. >> shepard: they're all politicians what do you expect? peter, thanks. and more on the trump dossier. the clinton campaign and the democratic party helped pay for that report about possible ties between team trump and russia and other matters. we'll have all the details and reaction from both sides. that's coming up from the fox news deck on this wednesday afternoon. it's great to have you in. ♪ psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch me. ♪ i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now?

he answer questions about, like, whether or not we should have senatorial red tags -- blue slips.s unbelievable the number of questions he answered. >>> coming up new cnn polling shows how people think the president is handling the hurricanes. it took a dip after maria. we'll get an update from the town where the president throw those gorgeous paper towels at people. hink our recent online sales success seems a little... strange? na. ever since we switched to fedex ground business has been great. they're affordable and fast... maybe "too affordable and fast." what if... "people" aren't buying these books online, but "they" are buying them to protect their secrets?!?! hi bill. if that is your real name. it's william actually. hmph! affordable, fast fedex ground. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance

a lot of, you know, people who would run the senatorial committee are kind of happy.ight be able to put somebody in that has a better chance of holding that seat. >> i was just going say real courage would be 14 months of they've got 14 months left and let's see what they do in the next 14 months. it's not just running away. it's actually acting upon your belief. >> people always think i'm trying to cut you off, i'm trying to move you along. get steven to get to the point and i have to get to the break and all of that. i appreciate you coming on. thank you so much. >>> when we come back, flake aerocorker coming out of scathing criticisms. will the words translate into action? includes netflix on us. that's right. netflix on us. get 4 unlimited lines for just $40 bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now netflix included. so go ahead. binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. sarah destroy.dent. but when it comes to mortgages, she's less confident. fortunately, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. apply simply. understand ful

a lot of people who were on the senatorial committee are happy he's not running. they might be able to put somebody in that has a better chance of holding that seat. >> real courage would be 14 months of -- they've got 14 months left and let's see what they do in the next 14 months. it's not just running away, it's acting upon your belief. >> people always think i'm trying to cut you off. i'm just trying to move you along, i gotta get to the break. good to see you. >>> when wi come back, corker and flake's scathing criticisms of the president, but will it translate into action? ahhhhhhhh! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare in

secret meetings about building a trump tower in moscow and i denied it the whole campaign, just senatorial example there. he talks about strains and threads, as well. well, they do keep coming. last week it was revealed six of the president's top aides were using private mae-mail accounts for white house matters among them jared kushner who previously failed to disclose his meetings with russian officials during the transition. and cnn reported that chair and vice chair were so unhappy that they learned about the existence of kushner's e-mail account and wrote him a letter instructing him to double-check he turned over every relevant document to the committee. those would be some of the documents you saw on their big list then we learned that the clandestine effort to pursue that deal during the campaign which, of course, only came to light during the summer was not the only russian real estate deal proposed. on monday, with the world, of course, focused on the tragedy in las vegas, "the washington post" had a big russia scoop reporting that recent documents which went to the special couns

their own party is one way to leverage your power, but i think if you were running in the tennessee senatorial primary right now you want donald trump's endorsement, and i think that that's a very important thing that -- i don't know what's going on behind the scenes. i think the iranian deal does have something to do with it because bob corker was pivotal in allowing that resolution to move forward and right now the president is frustrated about it and they want the senate to take a second look at it and they're sending a signal out there. there is a back story that ties into the iranian deal. >> forget the political future on. >> hang on. hang on. forget political futures for a success, when you look at what senator corker said, rich. you have a sitting u.s. senator suggesting the president is a national security risk. >> yeah. i think he is. i'm not sure if jack will agree he is, but --? no. >> isn't that a problem? >> president trump has one -- one level of discussion and it's like spinal tap, it's 11, and he always leaves it always at 11, whether it's the head of a foreign government or a

well, i kind of like what i'm hearing the compromise the bipartisan compromise that alexander, senatorialand murray say that they come with, and then the very next day, he says, yeah, but i'm not going to do it. i'm not going to support it. i liked it yesterday, i'm not financial to support it. would you go apply for insurance if you were an insurer, would you feel this is stable? so i think that his lack of being able to govern and his lack of sticking to a position has caused the lowering of insurers and the lowering of people applying for insurance, because you don't know what is going to end up being what you are applying for. >> you know him. he once explained his outer borough insecurities. >> right. >> do you think there is strategic donald trump trying to bad mouth that which he couldn't defeat in the congress or is this just impulsive donald trump, talk, talk, talk? >> i think that you are seeing this obsession with, that he wants to undo anything barack obama did and i think it is also him saying he has a very serious problem of trying to show that he's the boss and he's smart.

actually agree with her, as i said on the last panel, that i don't think what bob corker did was senatorialre and an appropriate way to respond. but neither is pretty much everything that donald trump tweets. you can't have a two standards. one is that the president can act like a maniac on twitter, and then a senator does something one time that's fairly mild -- >> she publically embraces the president's tweets. >> every single time. every single time. there's never been a tweet that she didn't figure out some way to justify, defend, be outraged that anybody didn't understand. it's -- her whole schtick is getting out there and defending this stuff. so for her to wander out into the vast tundra of american society and begin lecturing anybody about anything on twitter is ludicrous. >> and the idea that it's because world leaders see it. >> exactly. that's our point. you're mad because he might be saying something about trump on twitter that may be discrediting. trump is saying stuff himself on twitter that is discrediting of himself. you might point that out. >> this is always the conflict t

we do have a functioning republican party, we need to have that senatorial committees and campaign committeesa party. until the republican establishment says that the voters of this party have the right to be told the truth and have a seat at the table and we come together and work together we will keep having this. josh seems to fundamentally misunderstand that. >> you're talking with a truther, who was talking about the truth? visit mitch mcconnell, who is preventing repeal and replace? >> do you think that there's 52 republican senators who want to open repeal obamacare? >> i don't, i think with demonstrated that. >> people ran and said they wanted to repeal obamacare, where they line? >> you could do a whole show about what we think about -- the point is what roy moore was talking about, the reality simply doesn't exist. that reality is that somehow mitch mcconnell is the one shortcoming the trump agenda and the overall agenda of the republican party. >> chris: let me ask you, isn't he part of the solution of the problem? >> i think he's done a very good job on judges. this year on obamac

of 1841, only two years after he founded his colony, sutter claims, and he is senatorial's flyer, claimed to be selling 3000 beaver pelts the year. even if it is only half of that, his trapping crew was some 20 guys, right? the trapping season's fall and early winter, so you can imagine 20 guys doing that kind of damage over a limited number of months, he was doing a prison business. indian trappers for their part incorporated sutter into their own fur trade marketplace. they did not need to be told to go out and do this. here is one more guy we can sell these things too. along with the hudson bay company and mission san jose, sutter became one buyer among many buyers, and they shopped their first round to find the best prices on the most desirable trait goods, cloth, beads, which functioned as currency in the californian indian economy. village situated on the sacramento river in the northern part of the delta became headquarters of the indian fur trade, where indian middlemen took first from trappers, some of them technically john sutter's employees, and marketed then to whoever who cou

give us an inside view into what it's like on a more personal rather than senatorial level. >> well, you know, it has political ramifications, certainly. it makes it more difficult to succeed in a primary when the president is tweeting against you or is opposed to you. that certainly has political ramifications. on a personal level, no, it doesn't matter much to me. my -- i have the love of my wife and five children and a lot of relatives and close friends who know me. so the president's tweets or statements don't matter that much personally. >> so i'm -- i've been reading a lot of history lately about the 1950s. and we have -- as they say, history doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes. and there was a moment in the 1950s and the late '40s when there was a republican senator, joe mccarthy -- >> right. >> and people were afraid of his supporters and he had a reputation for indecency and for telling lies, and many people in the republican party just sat back -- and then the democratic party i should also point out sat back and watched it happen. there were exceptions. in 1950, senator m

we're joined by senatorial franken who claims he's back to being funny in public again.nd some are giving up and going home. susan collins stays the course. steve bannon takes center change declaring war on mitch mcconnell. we'll hear from chris mcdaniel, a conservative state from mississippi who came this close to beating an incumbent republican in 2014. will he try it again? we start with drama -- over the president's decision not to certify the iran deal. secretary of state rex tillerson has reportedly developed a tense relationship with nikki haley, the ambassador to the united nations. a white house official described the spat as, quote, world war iii proportions. the speculation, haley wants tillerson's job and has a better relationship with the president o. meet the press haley didn't encourage the feud but he didn't exactly deny it either. >> that is just so much drama. i mean, it's really -- it's all this palace inteagrigue. i am glad to be living in new york. i don't want to be near the drama and i don't want to be near the gossip. i'm going to continue to do a

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sounded very senatorial, by the way.e didn't get to that. >>> coming up, a retail rout, a sector in the red again. etfs not doing well. should you go bottom picking in some of the retail names >>> retail stocks tumbling today. let's trade it, max wolf, would you go bottom picking in any of the retailers or retail etfs >> i think there's a trade between going away from the etf which has some weird stuff in it, discount stores, gas stations, netflix in there, and pick some of the guys who are badly beat up. the trend for some traditional brick-and-mortar names are not so beautiful you have to be careful i like to pair short the etf, long the better names. >> boris what say you? you have the guts? go after retail with some of max's money? >> yeah. look, retail is definitely under a structural flaw. it has to become much more experiential, focus on discovery, curation, those are difficult to change. but in the near-term, the key thing that drive it is son coupler wage groewth. i think the christmas season will be good, so bu

we do have a functioning republican party, we need to have that senatorial committees and campaign committeesrs of this party have the right to be told the truth and have a seat at the table and we come together and work together we will keep having this. josh seems to fundamentally misunderstand that. >> you're talking with a truther, who was talking about the truth? visit mitch mcconnell, who is preventing repeal and replace? >> do you think that there's 52 republican senators who want to open repeal obamacare? >> i don't, i think with demonstrated that. >> people ran and said they wanted to repeal obamacare, where they line? >> you could do a whole show about what we think about -- the point is what roy moore was talking about, the reality simply doesn't exist. that reality is that somehow mitch mcconnell is the one shortcoming the trump agenda and the overall agenda of the republican party. >> chris: let me ask you, isn't he part of the solution of the problem? >> i think he's done a very good job on judges. this year on obamacare mitch mcconnell does deserve credit. i don't think he's 10

when it comes to the senate committee, the senatorial campaign committee, they raised $19 million intember. they are outpacing the republican senate committee and the same thing is happening on the house side, as well. the house campaign committee outpacing the republican committee by $9 million. what do you read collusion numbers -- make of those numbers? there were some democrats that did not believe donald trump was going to get elected president. now that he is president, there is a new level of activism around the country. people saying i need to donate to candidates, come a candidate. the fundraising is reflective of the idea that they are looking for the next battle and looking for a way to take on president trump. host: square that with the republican national committee having $44 million in the bank compared to just $7 million for the democratic national committee. i think the dnc is still recovering from eight years of president obama. , then senator obama started his campaign, that became, evolved into the defective dnc. that became the national party on the democratic sid

to her senatorial campaign in new york. it builds over time. dozens of donations. but the biggest impact he had besides his own personal donations was getting big-name hollywood people to give money to democrats. it wasn't just him. e was very well-connected in hollywood. it wasn't hard for him to sort of call up his friends and have these fund raisers at his home, his beach home, and get 35,000 ticket events where he was going to raise millions in a very small amount. this is not the campaigning that the politicians want to talk about. this is the smaller events for the sort of big-shots that they can raise a lot more money than doing a smaller event sort of event. nie sanders type it was a lot of money. that's why democrats i think -- even as soment of these stories came out, they needed him i think and that's why it was sort of hard to separate themselves. host: here is the reaction from former president obama on weinstein. >> i was shocked, i was appalled, it was something that was just intolerable in every way. and you know, like so many people have come forwa