i want to thank steve wallace and the other employees. >> go, steve wallace. >> someone else hiding out there is tim dunn, who was our project manager. many of the folks live pretty close by. the person i'm about to bring up is larry ferguson who has got many connections to this project and to all of us. and we have conversations and on the way to muni and sometimes we have a lot of time. i didn't say that. larry has been a force for affordable housing for many years. i think this is a project that is very near and dear to his heart. he is here representing the department of housing and urban development without whom we wouldn't have this project because they played such an incredible role. as the mayor said it's really -- it's too bad we don't have any current appropriations for rental subsidies for new projects like this. but hopefully more people hear about amazing work like this and not the construction budget, but the end result. >> thank you. good afternoon. it's a hot day and it's a beautiful project. i'm delighted and honoured to be here representing hud. i want to congratulate

i want to thank steve wallace and the other employees. >> go, steve wallace. >> someone else hiding out there is tim dunn, who was our project manager. many of the folks live pretty close by. the person i'm about toin

snow how much steve schmid smitted and nikole wallace wrestle with this. democrats are horrified.look at it from our point of view. this was our party at one time, these are people we know and have worked with for years and years, and they're doing this, so there's special kind of horror re feel. doesn't mean we have become liberal democrats. it means we are political ore fans right now. >> host: back in the '60s and '70s, kevin phillips worked for richard nixon, and over the years, through ronald reagan and be bushes, he became more and more disillusioned with the republican party. >> guest: yeah. >> host: has yours been sudden, been building up, your disillusionment with the current state of the party? >> guest: i don't know i would say -- 252015 and 2016 was a shock in part because i thought i understood where it was going and what it was about and believed in. what we found out in that period, this was not true. so, that disillusionment was come pressed for me. in retrospect -- i say in the book, what did i ignore? what did i miss? obviously i perhaps was naive. i should have

steve was confident. mike wallace -- charlie: another magazine show on cbs.e came to our screening. charlie: he has no reason to be there. jeff: it never happens. you don't find correspondence to come to screenings, but he wanted make sure we are good enough. it scared the hell out of me. they gave us a round of applause. it was because they were relieved. charlie: that you did not screw it up? jeff: that we had a story you could put on air. i learned so much from him just watching him. a year later, i had a terrible expense where we brought in a story about the berlin wall falling and poland shifting towards capitalism and we finished showing the piece, lights came on, and don said, where do you want it, kid? right between the eyes? charlie: what came out of that was a better piece? jeff: absolutely. and that is how you learn. he showed us how to make that a better piece, and we were happy. they got on the air. charlie: leslie stahl was next. >> i understand the fbi was running a staying on the bush-quell campaign? >> i don't know anything about that. jeff:

snow how much steve schmid smitted and nikole wallace wrestle with this. democrats are horrified.look at it from our point of view. this was our party at one time, these are people we know and have worked with for years and years, and they're doing this, so there's special kind of horror re feel. doesn't mean we have become liberal democrats. it means we are political ore fans right now. >> host: back in the '60s and '70s, kevin phillips worked for richard nixon, and over the years, through ronald reagan and be bushes, he became more and more disillusioned with the republican party. >> guest: yeah. >> host: has yours been sudden, been building up, your disillusionment with the current state of the party? >> guest: i don't know i would say -- 252015 and 2016 was a shock in part because i thought i understood where it was going and what it was about and believed in. what we found out in that period, this was not true. so, that disillusionment was come pressed for me. in retrospect -- i say in the book, what did i ignore? what did i miss? obviously i perhaps was naive. i should have

julie: chris wallace will speak exclusively with treasury secretary steve mnuchin and you can catch the right here on fox news channel. check your local listings. leland: massive underway for a killer of a police officer. >> i'm asking anybody, anybody, with any information, as minute they think it might be, please, please give us a call, we need to find the person that did this. leland: understandably emotional police chief after officer was gunned down in line of duty, the latest on two manhunts for cop killers coming up. plus, more allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced among politicians, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are speaking out. but are they putting party over principle? >> considering all the information that you have certainly it has an impact but at the same time the united states senate needs to have in my opinion the majority of republican votes. last thanksgiving about 2 million people tried to deep-fat fry their turkey. 15 succeeded in setting their houses on fire. at christmas, there was a lot of driving over the river and through the woods and a little bit o

steve was a little more confident. i was new to this and he had been working. but mike wallace>> rose: another magazine show. >> yes. mike wallace came to our screening. >> rose: mike wallace shows up and has no reason to be there. >> which never happens. you don't find a correspondent coming to another correspondent screening but he want to make sure we were good enough. scared the hell out of me because i knew that -- >> rose: what did he say to you after that. >> they gave can us a round of applause. i think because they were going -- >> rose: that you can't screw it up. >> that experience with don hewitt, it was a great experience and i learned so much from him just watching him. and i did a year later have a terrible experience where we brought in a story about the berlin wall falling and poland shifting towards capitalism when with a finish showing the piece and the heights came on and don came to me and said where do you want it kid right between the eyes. that's not good. >> rose: but what came out of it, it was a better piece judicial absolutely. that's how we learn. h

steve smith was on a little bit earlier with nicolle wallace chlgt he said what you saw yesterday was the coalition of the decent. >> i heard him say that. >> and i thought it was interesting. and i know that may not be appealing for the red meat, you know, progressives, but if the democrats would find some way of saying let's make america decent again, let's make america good again, let's make america inclusive again i think there's going to be an exhaustion factor. i think that might be their sweet spot but i don't know that they're going to go that way. >> steve kornacki called it revenge of the suburbs. eli, explain as you did to wall street journal readers today as best you can for our audience how this might make tax reform harder by didn't of what we witnessed last night. >> well, again, as i said, i think paul ryan needing votes from a lot of moderate members who represent suburban voters who drove that backlash from trump for him to go ask them to pass this bill, that's problematic when a lot of these members are in states like new york and california and new jersey where the

democratic congressman will joining us to talk tax reform and chris wallace will sit down with treasury secretary stevenuchin, check your local listings for time and channel. and howie will take a look at coverage of the scandals involving roy moore and of course, senator al franken. you don't want to miss that. >> alabama's governor says while she has no reason to disbelieve the eight women who have accused candidate roy moore about sexual assault or harassment. she will still vote for him. steve doocy is in birmingham, alabama with more details. >> the establishment from d.c. is still mostly staying out of alabama, but roy moore can now count on the highest ranking elected republican here, that is the governor, kay ivy, for her vote. >> we need to have a republican in the united states senate to vote on things like supreme court justices, others that they have to confirm. and make those decisions and that's what i plan to do is vote for the republican nominee, roy moore. >> but roy moore cannot count on the support of every christian minister in alabama because dozens of them, almost 60 signed onto a

we lost -- think about who we lost, mike wallace and morely saver and ed bradley and we're luck you to have leslie stahl and steve kroft and i think the chance to have oprah do her thing, do great interviews for us with her audience and her following, and now she has a boss, which i think she is finding very interesting. she's actually been very public about that, and she enjoys it. she found the experience to be humbling, that she brought her story into us and we ripped it apart, and that's never happened to her. she is a dream for me. hope to get more out of her than we expected. she carolina about it and wants to do -- the scares about it and wants to do stories that have impact. that's what we have in common the most. >> jeff, do you need a ride to the airport? [laughter] [applause] >> if you didn't get a copy of your book, book wells be for sale from elm street book ted front and jeff will be signing. give us just a few moments. please line up on this side of the room and we'll get you square away. thank you. >>> up next, on booktv's "after words," christopher bedford examines donald trump's leadership as a

steve schmidt. my thank you to you all. that does it for or hour. i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts now with katy tur in for chuck todd. >> if it is monday, take me to your leader. tonight, a crisis of leadership. >> it's going to take a long time for me to regain people's trust. >> why both parties continue to circle the wagons over sexual misconduct allegations. >>> plus, the final sprint on taxes. >> get to 50, what's plan b. if you don't get to 50? >> we intend to get to 50. >> will the republican agenda cross the finish line as the year winds down on the hill? >>> and is mike flynn giving in to the mueller investigation? this is "mtp daily," and it starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm katy tur in new york, in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily." the president is standing by more and more. nancy pelosi is standing by john conyers, and al franken is still standing, which begs the question -- is our political leadership more politics or leadership when it comes to the various allegations of sexual misconduct and inappropriate behavbehavior? in a few hours

steve schmidt. my thank you to you all. that does it for or hour. i'm nicolle wallace.th katy tur in for chuck todd. >> if it is monday, take me to your leader. tonight, a crisis of leadership. >> it's going to take a long time for me to regain people's trust. >> why both parties continue to circle the wagons over sexual misconduct allegations. >>> plus, the final sprint on

wallace with a look at what else we'll see sunday. >> we'll have an exclusive interview with the secretary of treasury steve mnuchin. the house passed the tax bill this week, goes up right after thanksgiving, i think it will be a little bit like obamacare repeal and replace. several republican senators holding it hostage. trying to demand little bit more in this and that area and it will be a close call, we'll talk to steve mnuchin about why he believes it's good both for american corporations and american middle class workers. and we'll talk to him about some of the -- some of the analysis which say not necessarily so. >> you can watch chris wallace exclusive interview on fox 5. >>> coming up next on fox 5 local news news jewelry heist caught on camera. why officials say this is not the suspect's first time doing this. plus, it's out just in time for the holidays, the brand new call of duty game. but some are sounding off on social media saying there's a scene they find racially offensive. . >>> lending a helping hand, do you recognize that woman? that is the mother of a mega super star, she's offering healthy choi

strategy, speaking in the code of steve's right and so forth -- states people whoso forth, are gone disaffected with the embrace of civil rights. the same way wallace in 1958 had had i marched from rallies -- people have emerged from rallies for wallace shouting like power. ronald reagan making a campaign appearance in 1980, i believe it was in mississippi, understanding the signal to speak in a language of states rights. even as the democrats -- demographics of the nation have shifted, the resentment of white people in the south and other parts of the country who have hated elites and intellectuals for a long time, have hated the coasts for a long time, that this is a new phenomenon. in this sense, what we are seeing from this president is not new. i think what you saw was president nixon, what he saw was president reagan was that on assuming the presidency, there was an understanding that they had been elected -- they have not been elected by all of the people, that they were in fact president of all the people, and the role of the president was to be, to an extent, president of all the people. consistentlyeen as as divisive of performance in the

wallace is giving us a first-hand look. >> tucker is back with a check of the seven day and the see saw temperatures on the way. steve?ormer quarterback in its new issue. fans are split on on this. former childhood best known for i see dead people in the sixth sense now haley joel osment growing up and starring the new hulu series future man. he'll join us live at 10:00. he's the mind behind hits like a few little shows like the west wing, the news room a few good steve jobs, et cetera. he has an academy award now taking a shot at directing with new crime drama molly's game which sounds fascinating. aaron sorkin is going to be with us live in the loft at 10:30. he knows a thing or two about behind the scenes of dc pol politics. >> a little. >> doesn't he'll like he's doing enough. >> right? >> he needs to get to work. >> let's ask him about that. what he else he needs to do now to get our respect. [ laughter ] >> 9:24. back with more after this. ♪ thank you, ikea. oh, john can't come. my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? yes, but we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at