what does that say about steve bennett?steve bennett is making a plan to make america great again and hundreds -- not hundreds of millions, tens of millions of people are working with him and voting for this pass. they want to swamp drained. they're focused more than anything else on putting people in congress that will support the president on this path and i really think he's leading a way that it will continue. lauren: do you think this love consequences in the mid-term next year? how does this impact the 28th team midterms? >> understand, congress is supposed to be about gridlock. america doesn't want a bunch of laws passed quickly. if we get nothing done in congress and just let the president broke his trade deal and curb regulations, we will do great. which means everybody's going to do great. if we get the tax bill, and that will just help further. the economy is going to be great next year. unemployment stemmed from especially the president worked hard for the blue-collar worker. he ran to create jobs and while wage

did ask chris christie about some republicans blaming former white house political strategist, steve bennett for the loss during his support behind the former judge. all he would say was that he has a lot of thoughts about steve would not share them with me. in camden, i am ashley johnson. reporting for "chasing news". >> bill: thank you ashley! let's bring in our a+ panel. this is a journalist, first time on the show. good to have you here. and lauren, columnist for law and crime. good to see. and frank luna, strategist. let's start with you. i see two winners in this. one, cory booker. he went out on a limb and got into this race and doubled down on it.he came out a winner with doug jones. we also see the president as a winner. i know you may disagree. the reason is now that you have a polarizing figure in roy moore that the president is not compelling and we can move on. now goes back to the republicans. >> i think you can look at doug jones and scott brown in 2010. we will get that seat back in a couple of years. i would say that the president probably nationalized the election it would

roy moore is going to be joined once again by a former white house chief strategist, steve bennett, whoed with moore at his last major appearance at another barn on taking place last tuesday. at that event, steve bannon lashed out against establishment republicans. the g.o.p. is not unified behind moore. here's what alabama and senior richard shelby is saying. >> i'd not advocate for the democrat, but i cannot vote for roy moore. the state of alabama deserves better. >> and a radio interview with breitbart, talking about some of the challenges of this campaign, not only is he fighting against democrats, but also elements within his own republican party. in that radio interview, roy moore says the republican establishment actually wants roy moore in there, because they can beat him in two years without a contest. of course, the democrats want jones and therefore their votes. he's fighting both the republican establishment out of washington as well as the democratic party, and that is a big problem moneywise for us. spiel ten is reminding his conservative base, not only of his own sociall

this is your to talk about an interesting piece in buzzfeed about how steve bennett and manipulate the policies, all this does kind of tied together. what was the gist of this article and how did bennett and twitter? manipulate >> bill gross of the story was that bennett and breitbart were trying to seek refuge -- retribution to twitter. there were upset. especially the writers of breitbart. savanna went on this hunt for legal and financial and editorial ways to really damage with his reputation and devalue them. they wanted to find out ways to sue them to get short-sellers really galvanized about this company. i think at the pinpoint of this, it shows that philosophical conundrum. like how they maintain his open platform while not allowing abuse and harassment to run rampant on the site. >> do some instead they succeeded. >> no matter what they do, they will always be people seeking intense backlash. they wanted to be between the free-speech party. then went to be the arbiter of what the appropriate information is. this puts them in very murky territory, they want to be an open town h

extremely enlightening that roy moore would lose the senate seat tomorrow it is an embarrassment that steve bennettll out all the stops that votes for the average republican by 22 percentage points. and as a model of state that we are competing and next year, which is why i think the republican senate majority ought to be secure. we have ten different senate seats were mcats hold those seats. president trump won in the last election. >> dana: we have a map of that, actually. where the races are being held, where is most vulnerable for republicans and a pickup opportunity? >> there are only three senate seats and this game that could be at risk. one of which was carried by hillary clinton in the last election, nevada, i think dean heller is doing a good job to stabilize himself there. arizona, which was a race we are worried about, it has gotten more competitive now with the potential, i think she would be a fantastic candidate, the only one of the open seat opened by senator corker with a good candidate, even though democrats have been very excited. in states like this that event held by republican

maria: steve bennett, ladies and gentlemen.blican senators have continued to keep their distance from more at this point. if you're waiting for a package delivery from ups, you may have to wait a little bit longer. some deliveries are being delayed one or two days because of an unexpected flood of orders from online shopping especially the week after thanksgiving. record-breaking day $7 billion in sales for cybermonday alone. ups plans to hire 95,000 workers to meet demand and they are extending hours. meanwhile, an overnight fire at a ups center in maryland has sent an undetermined number of packages up in smoke just in time for the holidays. these outlets reported 10 tries on a package loading structure while on fire. ups working to identify a shipper is that whatever damage packages brett bair. where is the best place to work? blaster or released its list for 2018. google came in at number five. west coast burger chain, and chain, in and out number four. number three, boston consulting. the former number one slipped into sec

it's partly because of steve bennett campaigning for roy moore but focusing on mitt romney accusing him of using his religion to avoid vietnam. steve bannon receiverd five pats for going to vietnam. >> you went to france while people were dying in vietnam. do not talk to me about honor and integrity. jeff flake has done nothing but run the president of the united states down since the president won. a vote for doug jones is a vote for the clinton agenda. by the way, mitch, the tax cut is not going to save you, right? the tax cuts, okay, but it's not going to save you. are we going to let a bunch of elites that have pillared this country over the last 30 to 40 years, are we going to allow them to win? >> friend of the show, jeremy peters, was at the rally last night and will be our panel for the next 40 minutes. jeremy, a note by the way, as steve bannon went after mitt romney last night, president trump was on the phone with mitt romney in what is described as a courtesy call. mitch mcconnell in the last few minutes said he's a great man, but this is really a moment, right? you have the

he was backed by donald trump and steve bennett.-up from president trump's decision to recognize theresa lum as the capital of israel. the palestinian president said palestinians will not accept any the middle u.s. in east peace talks. rex tillerson says new york is ready to her negotiate with north korea with no concessions. but he says the u.s. would want a quiet period. house made it clear that tillerson was not signaling a major change in policy. the european union is using a carrot and stick approach. the eu warned britain not to go back on the agreement they made lsast week. they hold a summit this week. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: equities, bonds, currencies and commodities. free day.bitcoin a little bit of steepening, fractional steepening, i will say. oil elevated 57. next screen, the vix, 9.81. there's the dow, a high there. dennis gartman will be with us in the next hour. gold elevated off of rec

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received letters of condolence from barack and michelle obama, bill and hillary clinton, tony bennett and more . (steveming up... sexual misconduct charges have hit the entertainment and political worlds .. now the california judiciary is affected.. ( pam ) a robot unplugged .. initially designed to promote security at a local s-p-c-a .. instead leads to vandalism and outrage.. (steve) teenagers randomly shooting flares into a number of homes in an east bay community .. the survelliance video shows you what they did .. and we'll tell you what happened next.. (pam) four teens are behind bars in san ramon tonight ... after shooting flare guns into a number of homes and cars in the city. (steve) many of the incidents happened over the weekend... and were caught on home surveillance video. kron 4's camila bernal explains what happened. this is the moment when surveillance video caught the impact of a flare gun 2:28:44:24 just something hit my window and that woke me up probably just the sound of my window and then i opened my eyes and then it's all red she's describing a similar but different incident.2:29

biggest backers in washington has been donald trump's former chief adviser steve bannon in an interview with. xander phenomena bennett accused the mainstream media of pretending to report the truth while pushing a quote globalist agenda take a listen. the media is they're just another advocacy group in fact fake news is the least bad thing call them i called the opposition party while i'm in leon and that's absolutely not true but information today is part of political warfare just because i mean what kind of answer is that i'm not a politician that means you're not the political process you and all the mainstream media are part of the opposition party you have an agenda you have a globalist agenda you try to ram down stories and try to ram down there is a chance that not down down down down you have to you know you tried it about it no no no no i say from day one breitbart leak we are strongly partisan ok we're strongly partisan but we say up front we're part of the news organization ok it doesn't mean we're not fair we think we treat people very fair but there's a definite angle of attack but we don't make any pret

steve paulson is right here. >> thank you, dave, thank you. >> we're seeing 20s and we have a couple of hours before sunrise. petaluma is 27. and bennett valley is 28 degrees. fairfield-- don't forget about me -- we're 28 as well. lots of 30s here. any 20s? not yet. menlo park 33. foster city, san mateo. and even over to fremont. strong low down in baja. it keeps the offshore flow going. we have high pressure in charge and it's not going anywhere. a dent on saturday and no big deal. there's no rain into the weekend. there's above normal temps with 60s, low to mid. >>> 4:30 and sal tells us super commute time. >> i was going

analysis from "the washington post" says the president's former chief strategist roy bennett adopted roy moore -- steveannon adopted roy moore as the public face of the republican party and employed the full force of the brave part news operation -- breitbart news operation to support the campaign. 43% of the voters approved of president's job performance. above the national average, but below the levels of 2016. the republican primary voters rejected senator luther strange in the september runoff. in philadelphia, this is the line for democrats. we will hear from mark. caller: way to go, alabama. sending president trump another defeat. way to go. trump lose. at himhrow all the mud that we can. sexual assaults, conspiring with election, andthe as democrats let's get a good message in 2020 and get our people out to vote. host: how much do you think roy moore's loss is due to the sexual assault allegations? caller: i think it is everything. if not for that we would be talking judge roy moore the next senator from alabama. host: kokomo, indiana. hi. caller: hello, good morning. i would like to say that i

bennett podcast, served as education secretary under ronald reagan. good to see you this evening. there is sort of another layer to all of this. steveannon, last night, was at a rally for roy moore. he has stuck with him in a steadfast matter, and mitt romney has been tweeting that he thinks that backing raymore is a huge mistake. here's what steve bannon had to say about mitt romney. >> mitt, here's how it is, brother. you hid behind your religion. you went to france to be a missionary while guys were dying in rice paddies in vietnam. do not talk to him about honor and integrity. judge roy moore has more honor and integrity in his pinky finger than your entire family has in its own dna. >> martha: wow, that is tough stuff, bill. what do you think? >> that is tough stuff. of course, steve bannon would say, schoolyard ethics, he threw a real first shot at moore. an earlier shot he will remember, martha, during the campaign when you get that speech in utah condemning donald trump donald trump, a lot of us reacted very badly to that speech because we remembered that mitt romney, as a candidate, asked donald trump, over and over again,

bennett fbi. 2018 we are still looking for you. we will get you those who are causing pain in our communities. in contra costa county, te (steve) we are learning more tonight about learning more we are (steve) (steve) we are learning more tonight about the man shot by officers in corte madera. this is video from the scene last night. police say the brother of a 23-year-old man reported him missing after he made suicidal threats...while carrying a gun. officers were called to san clemente drive where they found the man walking. when told to stop, he started to run... and allegedly tried to pull the gun out of his pocket. police say they tried to use a taser on him... but it didn't work. another officer then opened fire, hitting the man twice. his injuries are not considered life threatening. the officer who shot the man is on paid administrative leave. (steve) on the peninsula... the investigation in to a deadly hit-and-run in san bruno has turned cold. it's been exactly a year.. and there are no firm clues to track down the person who drove away from the scene. (catherine)(on) as kron 4's haaziq madyun reports.. the victim's f

bennett at the white house. >>> and bringing in washington editor at large, and political reporter for the "washington post" and a congressional reporter for politico. thanks to all of you for being here. steve, start with you. something we haven't played yet for our audience but i listened to when i heard president trump this morning. he ended comments talking about infrastructure. the suggestion being that's the next piece of legislation this administration wants to tackle. let's listen to this together. >> infrastructure is by far the easiest. people want it. republicans and democrats. we're going to have tremendous democrat support on infrastructure as you know. i could have started with infrastructure. i actually wanted to save the easy one for the one down the road. so we'll be having that done pretty quickly. >> i don't know where to start with that. break it up into bits. infrastructure is by far the easiest. people want it. republicans and democrats. we're going to have tremendous democratic support. steve, everybody wants an infrastructure bill. president obama put one forward. everybody gets it. the highways crumbling, bridges falling, air traffic control, not good enough, water s