we like the spicer and there's been a lot of information.on. i think it has been the most interesting bit of the story. it's not news that russia has this enormous cyber campaign that's been going on for many years. people, various predictions, 80,000 or so hackers and spies that their employing as pa rt and spies that their employing as part of their military effort against states that they view as their enemies. that is not news. what is news is the fact that we had this concerted effort to shine a light on it. this is a new tactic. primarily it was the netherlands in the uk in the news conference, two prime ministers issue a joint statement. this is a new tactic in the war of the words inspiring. and i love the headline. and again, the publicising photographs is also a new tactic and trying to air these countries, and say we are now working together. we know what you're up to and signed a light on it. in some ways, it's to warn the public not to believe everything. it's not just hacking public not to believe everything. it's notjust hacki

the red wave is coming. >> sean: sean spicer?republicans picked up the seed in the senate, 55 seat majority, we maintain a two forte majority in the house. maintain both houses. >> three seats in the senator moran and it's a coin flip on the house. getting better for republicans every day. >> sean: i say republicans pick up at least three in the senate and if the vote were today, i would say they are down five. that pelosi is winning as of now. that means people have to get out of vote. all right, thank you all. when we come back and president trump, first lady melania trump traveling to pittsburgh tomorrow. kristin fisher will join us from the white house with a full report and over 5,000 troops as of today headed to the border. jason chaffetz, sara carter react. a lot more news as to as "hannity" continues. ♪ d ♪ ♪ from the international fellowship of christians and jews. there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survivors in the former soviet union. - this is a fight against time. what we're dealing with is comin

sean spicer, and matt and michael.olonel waltz has been active in the gop office that had gun shots fired into this over the weekend. what happened down there? >> well, apparently someone decided to shoot up the local party headquarters where i have a campaign office. i was just speaking there last week. the podium and the wall where i was speaking is now riddled with bullets. this is personal. the campaign volunteers had just left before this happened. i got to tell you, as a combat veteran, this is what we deal with in the third world. in america, we resolve our political differences with debate and votes. not with guns and bombs. this is why we need more combat veterans in office on both sides of the aisle. we have perspective. our enemies have names like osama bin laden and not names like nancy or chuck. we understand the real enemies of the united states. >> sean: this has to stop. sean spicer, i never blamed bernie sanders. i went out of my way to say he is not responsible for what a supporter did on the ballfiel

sean spicer joins me with more on this.good to see you. >> congrats on the primetime gig. well deserved. trish: he campaigned on this. this is this is -- this is a big platform. dose really mean it when he says he'll send the military and shut down the bored? could it happen? >> yeah. your point is well taken. the president made it clear that's border security and national security would all be top priorities for hymn him. you have people marching up from central america through mexico to america. the president has to act. it's been a center point of his campaign and presidency. there is a myriad of ways in which he can do so. but he has so much on the line, he's going to do something. trish: he's not going to let them in. >> absolutely. we are a nation of laws. this is a candidate and president who made it clear he wants to insure integrity at the border and he wants to make sure people come in legally and with the best intentions. trish: kavanaugh, for example, that whole issue. that may have motivated a lot of people thi

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hello and welcome on the spicer thanks for joining us in brazil voting is under way in what's being described as the country's most polarized presidential election since the end of military rule in one thousand nine hundred eighty five leading the polls is a man some call the tropical trumps the far right candidate shy or both in our oh he's riding a wave of anger over widespread corruption and crime if gets more than fifty percent of the vote he'll win the presidency outright results are expected later today. for more let's go live now to g.w. so filio harms a rooty who is in rio de janeiro for us a feeling of voting is underway and you spoke to some voters earlier how are they feeling about today's vote. will make like you said it's the most polarized election ever since the country came back to the mockers sea and the feelings are very different on the one hand you have those who are expectant and hopeful that o.j. will tomorrow might even win in the first round of elections and on the other hand you have those who dislike the man because of all of these racial racist sexist and homophobic

hello and welcome i'm nick spicer thanks for joining us in brazil's presidential election all indications point towards a victory for the right wing candidate here both in our own but without a big enough margin for him to avoid a second run runoff the vote has been called brazil's most polarized presidential election since the end of military rule in one nine hundred eighty five opinion polls put share both n.r.o. ahead in the run up to the election he's been described by some as the tropical trump is riding a wave of anger and over widespread corruption and crime but some of his more controversial statements have also raised eyebrows. for more let's go to the derby is ophelia harmes or rudi who is in rio de janeiro for us of feel you're the first exit polls of us we've been saying show that also an hour ahead may have won the first round but not gain an overall majority what happens next. well this is much likely to be the end of the result we still awaiting for the last couple of percentages to be counted but what happens next is that probably the markets will be reacting positively bu

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hello and welcome on nick spicer thanks for joining us and brazil's presidential election all indications point towards a victory for the right wing candidate shier balsa narrow but without a big enough margin for him to avoid a second round runoff the vote has been called brazil's most polarized presidential election since the end of military rule one thousand nine hundred eighty five. opinion polls put mr bolton r.-o. ahead in the run up to the election he's been described by some as the tropical trump he's riding a wave of anger over widespread corruption and crime but some of his more controversial statements have also raised eyebrows. for more let's go to the ws ophelia harmes a rooty who is in rio de janeiro for us. the first exit polls show that mr bolton r.-o. has won the first round but none that vote at the end of the month but what is surprising is to see with how much more votes mr bolton r.-o. is getting to this position and it is a clear punishment to the workers' party we see that his next the next candidate is reaching much less than what has been expected it is a punishme

hello and welcome on nick spicer thanks for joining us and brazil polls have closed and counting is under way in what's being described as the country's most polarized presidential election since the end of military rule in one thousand nine hundred eighty five in the run up to the election the opinion polls put the far right candidate. ahead he's been described by some as the tropical trump is riding a wave of anger over widespread corruption and crime is both a narrow gets more than fifty percent of the vote to win the presidency outright results are expected later today. for more let's go live to harm's. who is in rio de janeiro forest. filio vote counting has begun after the election which has been the most divisive presidential vote in years the front runner is convinced that he will win the election in the first round how likely is this and what could happen and if it does. well we don't have official numbers it's of yet of course but what we see from the first exit polls is that the results are much more promising for him than they even believed in his own party we saw him growing

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oh and welcome nick spicer thanks for joining us in brazil vote counting has begun after what's being described as the country's most polarized presidential election since the end of military rule in one nine hundred eighty five in the run up to the election opinion polls put the far right candidate share both a narrow ahead has been described by some as the tropical trump is riding a wave of anger over widespread corruption and crime is both an hour gets more than fifty percent of the vote. to win the presidency outright results are expected later today. for more let's go to g.w. as ophelia harms a routine who is in rio de janeiro with us feel your vote counting has begun after what's been described as the most divisive presidential campaign in years the front runner is convinced he will win the election in the first first round at least saying so how likely is that and what could happen if he does. well it seems unlikely a few weeks ago but now the first exit polls are showing that the support he's getting is much stronger than the polls we were showing and we were seeing in the pas

so we have hillary saying she doesn't want to be civil and then we have sean spicer saying, kick them when they are on the ground. ist that what the democratic party is now reduced to? >> to your point, it was somebody from the left that shot up a congressional baseball game last year, injuring steve scalise. it was a mob from the left that attacked ted cruz and his an es wife. it was a mob from the left that attacked him and barricaded him in trying to break down doors. if this is what we think a civil then we have a big, big problem going on. it's maxine waters and eric holder's that are talking about putting up a fight and putting things in people's faces that is inciting the silence. i would agree with senator rand paul in this, we need to take this rhetoric down quick. the left is listening to those words and inciting them to violence, and action in a very, very violent way and it needs to stop. >> they could literally say get in their faces, they are saying follow people into grocery stores, follow them to the gas station, and by the way, obama himself has said that in years pas

john spicer and ari fleischer are here to break it all down. he could spell trouble for democrats in two key senate races. but first, the liberals freak out as trump reaches out. that's a focus of tonight's angle. it was an amazing moment in the oval office today when pop culture icon and rapper extraordinaire kanye west met with president trump before the camera. he unleashed a ten minute monologue where he tried to explain his love of all things mega. >> they try to scare me to not wear this hat, my own friends. but this hat, it gives me power and away. my dad and my mom separated, so i didn't have a lot of mail energy in my home. it was something about putting this hat on, it made me feel like superman. like when i need it saturday live to improve on or the liberals to improve on, when he don't look good, we don't look good. this is our president. steel and sometimes unlikely figures emerge in american history to play important roles. eliminating at times important truths. today, kanye west in his own net centric way exposing tolerance of th

and then we have eric holder, sean spicer saying kick them when they're on the ground. is that what the democratic party is now reduced to? >> sean, to your point, it was somebody from the left that shot up a congressional baseball game last year injuring steve scalise. it was a mob that attacked ted cruz in his wife that attacked ted cruz. it was a mob from the left that attacked kirstjen nielsen. if this is what they think is civil, we have a big problem going on right now. it's the maxine waters and the eric holders that are talking about fight and putting things in people's faces. it's inciting this violence. i would agree with senator rand paul on this. we need to take this rhetoric down quick. because the left is listening to those words that are inciting them to violence and action in a very, very violent way. that needs to stop. >> sean: but dr. gorka, they're saying get in their faces. they're saying follow people to grocery stores. follow them at the gas station. get in their grill. by the way, obama himself is also said it in years past. we watch and we witne

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let's go to sean spicer.ng book "the briefing", a former top spokesman for the white house. much, much more on -- sean, what did you think how this day ended? >> well, i think it ended the way that everyone on the republican side and the white house wanted it to. it took a lot longer than folks thought it did. it got messier. i think karl rove is right. the process is disappointing for both sides, this is no way to run a railroad, as they said. but i think that the white house persevered. the white house office of legislative affairs deserve as lot of credit for staying in touch with these members on the senate and making sure that they had their pulse on where things were going. overall, the strategy that the white house employed the last few days, their temper month, output, responses was right and they let the process play out in a way it should. we got to the right outcome. let's not pom the champagne bottles, but by all accounts, it looks like brett kavanaugh will be confirmed. >> neil: and what i'm hear

sean spicer, good to have you on "america's newsroom," come back.. >> jon: harrowing survival stories from seaside towns in ruins after hurricane michael pounded the florida panhandle head on. the latest from the scene coming up. >> all of a sudden i noticed that things seemed to be moving outside and i thought that trees were going by and i realized it was our house. it had been broken off the foundation and was floating around, as were both of our vehicles, with us inside of it. >> our lives and everything we have is gone now. we lost all our cars and everything. >> i don't know, i can't -- it's hard to realize what just happened. >> jon: that's a resident of mexico beach, florida after hurricane michael ravaged his home and hometown. the storm obliterating neighborhoods in beach towns across the florida panhandle. joining me now mayor gary jarvis of destin, florida as his city begins the recovery process. what's the biggest challenge ahead for destin, mayor? >> well, i hope that you can hear me. i had a tough connection for a second. destin was r

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here to explain is former white house press secretary sean spicer. among democrats in terms of popularity is that the reason to believe or is she just echoing everybody else's message? >> i think that's part of the reason. part of the reason she lost the campaign she doesn't recognize the 60-plus million people that voted for donald trump for president because most of those people wanted a voice in washington. they felt like the system was leaving behind their hard working americans that just want to play by the rules. work a hard day. and have their government respect them. and i think hillary clinton still doesn't get them. and equally, i mean, you look, there were two sides on that stage. not just hillary clinton. but this guy from the atlantic jeffrey goldberg who didn't ask a follow-up question. let so. go by the wayside. he is parstd the problem. not just hillary clinton but a lot on the left in the media don't get how many folks in america share the concerns and the jeangted and the policy that donald trump is forwarding. >> another major stor

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all i meant, even though you may not want to cover it, is that it was about sean spicer the day before, i gave 39 minutes worth of network shows that day, a big day -- you should watch the whole interview. people do not want to do that. they really do not want me to be on tv. they say don't have her on anymore. they know i am effective and accessible. not speak with marbles in my mouth, as some others do. -- on fromon to that that, they talked about the inaugural crowd that a before. i sent it is not that exciting to me. i think presidents are ultimately judged by their records. and he just got there. they will be judged by if they are prosperous. but people are watching it on their screens. people are getting information. people just and not all show up, but they were watching the inauguration. someone who ran a major sporting event recently said, you know, we had our largest audience ever recently, but we had fewer people in the stadium or just as many in the stadium because you can only fit so many. people use that for their own purposes, and they should look at the full body of my

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it was in the same, i think, pantheon as melissa mccarthy's sean spicer, alec baldwin's donald trump. tina fey as sarah palin. which had an actual, genuine impact, which i'm not allowed to discuss, because we're only allowed to discuss the comedy, according to you. >> no, just, sometimes, i used to say to chris cuomo, sometimes when the broccoli seeps into the hot fudge sundae, it's less fun. >> and he ended up off the show completely. >> where is he now? where is he now? >> watch yourself. >> matt damon was great. he didn't crack for a moment. he sold that the whole, entire time. >> that was good acting. >> like me. i'm acting now. >> i'll be here tomorrow. you can't push me out that easy. time for "cnn newsroom" with poppy harlow and jim sciutto. >>> a very good monday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. >> and i'm poppy harlow in new york. welcome to the first monday in october. by tradition, this is the start of a new supreme court term, but it's not the new court that conservatives were hoping for this morning. at least not yet. eight justices are getting down to work, minus anthony

kennedy: looks like sean spicer in a bad shirt, they gave him a gummi bear, not a bad deal. only is he in favor of legalizing. two bills would provide a subsidy to the local taco bell, the other would lower the speed limit to 12 miles an hour. we're kidding. the truth is he hasn't gone home yet, he was last seen in london. there he is! maybe he'll head back to vegas when someone proposes legal prostitution. got to sampel that too, if you vote on it. >>> topic number four, mcdonald's calling it the triple stack because it had a nice ring than the man boobs. this bad boy will hit stores just in time for the halloween hangovers. comes on a mcmuffin, mcbiscuit or mcgriddle. one internet commenter whined it doesn't come on a roll. if you eat them regularly, you will have plenty of rolls. it's unclear who will eat such a monstrosity. they have one customer waiting to eat one. i can't wait to eat the gummies! >>> topic number five -- halloween, less than a week away, time to figure out whose house to egg. michelle is betting leadoffs with grow up. are you proud of sounding like a t

already brought you senator marco o rubio, ted deutch, mayor pete, and former press secretary sean spicer. later this year you will here from congressmen joe kennedy. minion moor and donna brazil, congressmen was keen, and dick durbin. in each of our conversations we pull the curtain back how politics are practiced by the top players in our system. tomorrow night we hope you join us here at 7:00 p.m. in this very room for john rogers, the executive director of the nrcc, and dan seena the executive director of the dccc for our event battle for the house. moderate by nathan gonzalez from inside elections and cnn. at georgetown university we are committed to the core value of free sprech speech. we protect expression that fosters the ideas of ideas and opinions. we know our communities expect the rights of our guest and moderate, to the full extent of their questions and no one would engage in any disruptive actions. at the end of the discussion there will be a question and answer session. to introduce our guests we have a member of the college democrats which is a co sponsor of our program

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sean spicer and rex tillerson from the administration, all of them -- gone. >> from the beginning, kushner was determined to position himself with trump. >> he said every big decision was going to come through him. asserting his primacy as main adviser to the president. he was going to be the person at his side. >> the idea that a 36-year-old real estate executive who had never worked in government would hold such a role was sharply criticized. >> then president trump handed kushner a full plate of high-level assignments, stunning official washington. >> he was assigned to find peace in the middle east. to handle relations with china. with mexico. he put on a flack vest over his blue blazer and went to iraq. >> he set up the office of american innovation, he was going to solve the veterans affairs crisis. he was going to do an infrastructure plan. it became a joke that there was no problem in america that jared kushner was in the going to fix. >> many in the white house weren't laughing. in the early months of the administration, some senior aides struggled with kushner, they weren't just

you can find it wherever sean spicer's book isn't sold. [ laughter ] president trump on friday claimeduotes in bob woodward's book were made up and that woodward uses every trick in the book to demean and belittle. said woodward, "you mean my tape recorder?" [ laughter ] at a campaign rally on saturday, senator ted cruz said that liberals want texas to be just like california, right down to tofu and silicon and dyed hair. really? ted cruz, you're coming out against dyed hair? [ laughter ] your hair is so black, it voted against you. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] president trump tweeted this weekend that republicans are doing really well in senate midterms. adding, quote, "races that we were not even thinking of winning are now very close or even leading. election night will be very interesting indeed." hey, man, you can't just add the word "indeed" to the end of your tweets to make yourself sound smart. [ laughter ] where are you going to try next? make america great again. obama is a loser, indubitably. [ light laughter ] an all-red cow was born in jerusalem this week, which so

well, i know it wan't either of you two bozos." [ laughter ] former white house press secretary sean spicerd in an interview today that he believes many trump administration officials are burnt out. while the president himself just looks burnt. [ laughter ] president -- [ cheers and applause ] president trump today thanked a north korean leader kim jong-un for saying he had, quote, "unwavering faith in president trump," which is only going to make it harder when trump sees kim's "new york times" op-ed. [ laughter ] a pilot flying over a cape cod beach today spotted eight great white sharks in the water. unfortunately he didn't spot the one that was right behind him. [ laughter ] just so you know, that's by far my favorite of all these. [ laughter ] a japanese hotel now has a robotic motion detecting dinosaurs that check guests in at reception. or, if you want to see robotic dinosaurs here in america, watch brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] a company has developed $1,500 mirror that has an embedded video screen that can live stream fitness classes i

some of you have already heard former white house press secretary sean spicer or congressman ted. welcome back. to those of you who are new to the form, welcome back. we have been expecting you. we care you will come back to hear congressman joe kennedy, congressman walking -- and many others. our gu policy form exist so we can help connect you with our nation's top local minds and public servants. at georgetown university, we are committed to promoting free speech and expression that fosters the exchange of ideas and opinions especially those beliefs with which you might disagree. how much learning would occur if we only heard ideas that merely confirm our pre-existing notions. a few of you here tonight might disagree a little bit with our invited guest center -- senator rubio. and of course many of you might disagree with --. we fully expect everyone in attendance here will expect our moderator and our guests to a full hearing, exchanging of their ideas and that no one would engage any disruptive actions. at the end of their discussion, there will be a student question and answe

where there's all this pressure that used to be there on the administration because people like sean spicerarah sanders came out and we expected them to give us the honest truth and we were frustrated. they thought they could get away with it. he's happy to go on f fox & friends for 46 minutes straight. they're trying to get him off the phone and say the ocean is green and the sky is purple and everything else, because he enjoys it. >> we call them lies here at the 4:00. let's watch his comments on mattis. >> is it true, general mattis said to you, the reason for nato and the reason for all these alliances is to prevent world war iii. >> no, it's not true. frankly, i like general mattis. i think he knows more about it than he does. i know more about it from the standpoint of fairness. i have a great cabinet. there are some people i'm not happy with. >> who are you -- >> i don't want to say that. but i have some people that i'm not thrilled with. and i have other people that i'm beyond thrilled with. >> what about general mattis? is he going to leave? >> well, i don't know. he hasn't told me

sean spicer and rex tillerson from the administration, all of them -- gone. >> from the beginning, kushner was determined to position himself with trump. >> he said every big decision was going to come through him. asserting his primacy as main adviser to the president. he was going to be the person at his side. >> the idea that a 36-year-old real estate executive who had never worked in government would hold such a role was sharply criticized. >> then president trump handed kushner a full plate of high-level assignments, stunning official washington. >> he was assigned to find peace in the middle east. to handle relations with china. with mexico. he put on a flack vest over his blue blazer and went to iraq. >> he set up the office of american innovation, he was going to solve the veterans affairs crisis. he was going to do an infrastructure plan. it became a joke that there was no problem in america that jared kushner was in the going to fix. >> many in the white house weren't laughing. in the early months of the administration, some senior aides struggled with kushner, they weren't just

and sean spicer announced that his book tour has really given him a chance to enjoy some "me" time. [ter and applause ] las vegas is now home to a marijuana museum that claims to contain the world's largest bong. said the museum curator, "oh, wait, no, my bad, i was just looking at it from really close up. [ laughter ] it's normal." and finally, an 83-year-old woman in japan was recognized t of world records as the world's oldest club dj. which brings us to a segment called "the kind of story we need right now." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: this right here is sumiko iwamuro, an 83-year-old woman who lives in tokyo, japan. during the day, she looks like this, a normal, everyday 83-year-old woman. and at night, she looks like this. [ laughter ] that's because this 83-year-old woman is a professional club dj. this woman djs in an actual club. don't believe me? check this out. ♪ ♪ right there. the news. stories about old people dying or old people ruining things. [ laughter ] just once -- just once i want a story about an old person kicking ass at a dj booth. this woman's legal name

maria: coming up, former white house press secretary sean spicer joins us.ating tensions with china and more. he peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are so last year, the new way parents are changing their kids' lunches coming up. back in a moment. ♪ maria: welcome back. good thursday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, october 34th. your top stories right now. vice president mike pence is expected to deliver a speech today accusing china of election meddling. he is also saying that china uses debt diplomacy to expand its influence. we have more on his remarks coming up. investors are watching higher interest rates today. a strong adp report drove the 10--year-old to a seven-year high. stocks are going lower. futures indicating a lower opening for the broader averages this morning. the dow jones industrial average expected to be down about 80 points. the s&p 500 is also down a third of a percent and the nasdaq with a 37 point decline, down one-half a percent. this after the major indices closed higher yesterday. the do