i mean some people are saying that maybe even he is a right wing sympathizer i do not think that he is a right wing sympathizer i think that what he did was trying to fulfill his duties as that of an intelligence agency but we are now in a situation where he doesn't need his own standards anymore because he said that he tried to calm down the debate that's what his aim was when he published the interview in beirut and this was simply not happening the opposite happened after his interviews and does no room anymore to make it happen but not everyone shares your opinion that we've got the interior minister mr as a whole for himself saying that he stands behind mr moss and that's not going to change in the foreseeable future so what's going to happen if he keeps his job well the fact that hoss the whole thing is still in favor of mr maass and staying in office has to do with the election and bavaria obviously. is not doing very well and we are expecting another better is not a good result for them in the very elections and obviously the chancellor is allowing that says to do anything t

or a critic of uncle americal a sympathizer of conservative politics fix in germany and the suspicion is that through this interview he says he wanted to deescalate the situation but in fact it seems that he wanted to make a political statement. statements indeed suggest that the media and the chancellor misrepresented events in encampments did he overstep his remit in going out publicly to say that. well he has been giving a lot of interviews which. you know since he took this office which is the way he has been seeing his role in this office but he has been known as a critic of migration policy he has been suspected of advising in fact he has it has admitted that he has advised the falling far right wing of the populist tone of the for germany party on how they might avoid being observed by his agency in other words what they should do so that they would not. come into the observation of his agency so he has several times shown that he is a critic of angle americal that he is a sympathizer of more right wing politics in germany at the same time we have to say that the interior minis

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not going to get our own president former president obama tried to cast trump supporters as nazi sympathizers as recently several days ago. ok charles or tell political analyst speaking to us live this hour in the program thank you. thank you new migrant demonstrations are breaking out into. money this time over the death of a twenty two year old man in the city of kirton who was reportedly killed in a fight on sunday hundreds of people being what the authorities in the eastern german city asking demonstrators to remain calm no violence has been reported so far during the protests in a recent update to the incident on sunday medics are now saying the man died off a heart attack two suspects are being. two afghans were provisionally detained on suspicion of homicide the reasons for and concrete circumstances of the incident are not yet known. yet comes as a german media reported the incident took place on a pig run where three afghan man started an argument with a pregnant woman to locals are believed to have stepped in which led to a fight break in one of them losing their lives on them in de

sees it as an opportunity to fulfill his campaign promise to correct down on drug using communist sympathizing students he sends in both the police and the national guard boating will soon experience the most violent confrontation and history of student activism in california. sheriff madigan unchallengable versions would literally mean that some of his men and many from vietnam war veterans had been overzealous in attacking the protesters . acting as though the words that caused. the use of shotguns loaded with buckshot the least of the death of a student james wrecked on may fifteenth nine hundred sixty. by the end of the sixty's i would characterize the mood in a broader circle. in which i was involved as a form of almost a collective madness. that is the vietnam war going on and on and on everything that we had done to stop it and failed protest became an end in itself i remember people flocking to berkeley from all over the country because they wanted to get involved in riots and they want to fight in the streets they really care what it was about. the real problem was that until there wa

a terrorist in alexandria, egypt can contact a sympathizer in the alexandria, virginia.ey can carry the amount within just a few hours. and so, now more than ever we have to say one step ahead at all times. after all, they only have to succeed once. we have to succeed every time. it's not enough to prosecute terrorism or punish terrorist backs after the facts. there was a national consensus. our goal is now to prevent terrorism acts from ever happening. so we must be vigilant. the terrorists are still targeting us. some still at which rate this country. others plot from afar. they want to intimidate and control us. they reject our culture, our free speech, freedom of religion, democratic life. they seek acquiescing and in action on our part. but we will meet them with resolve. they seek to impose their speech codes, religion, ideology, that they will fail. we will never yield not yielding our freedom, individual moral autonomy for our country. we will steadfastly defend her institution in their way of life. and so as we returned to her work at the department today, this

sees it as an opportunity to fulfill his campaign promise to correct down on drug using communist sympathizing students he sends in both the police and the national guard voters will soon experience the most violent confrontation and history of student activism in california. sheriff madigan unchallengable versions would literally mean that some of his men and many from vietnam war veterans had been overzealous in attacking the protesters . acting as though the words that caused. the use of shotguns loaded with buckshot the least of the death of a student james rector on may fifteenth nine hundred sixty. by the end of the sixty's i would characterize the mood in a broader circle. in which i was involved as a form of almost a collective madness. that is the vietnam war going on and on and on everything that we had done to stop it and failed protest became an end in itself i remember people flocking to berkeley from all over the country because they wanted to get involved in riots and they want to fight in the streets they really care what it was about. the real problem was that until there was

and we are sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocally to nazi sympathizers. how hard can that be saying that nazis are bad? >> amen, obama who also warnds that our democracy, our country is in danger. >> as a fellow citizen, not as an ex-president, but as a fellow sit sen, i'm here to deliver a simple message, and that is that you need to vote because our democracy depends on it. >> you know what, it's not as if this is the first time that the former president obama has warn warned us. i want you to listen to what he said in the final stretch of the 2016 campaign. >> if you disrespect women before you were elected president, you will disrespect women when you are in office. if you accept the support of clan sympathizers, the clan, and hesitate when asked about that support, then you will tolerate that support when you are in office. >> very fine people on both sides. that was after president obama said that. and this in the day is what he said after trump's election. >> we are going to have to guard against a rise in a crude sort of nationalism or ethnic iden

if you accept the support of clan sympathizers, the clan, and hesitate when asked about that support, then you will tolerate that support when you are in office. >> very fine people on both sides. that was after president obama said that. and this in the day is what he said after trump's election. >> we are going to have to guard against a rise in a crude sort of nationalism or ethnic identity or tribalism that is built around an us and a them. and i will never apologize for saying that the future of humanity and the future of the world is going to be defined by what we have in common as opposed to those things that separate us and ultimately lead us into conflict. >> i mean, those warnings sound pretty prophetic now. and in his speech today the 44th president also unloaded on the republican party. >> over the past few decades, the politics of division and resentment and paranoia has unfortunately found a home in the republican party. it sure isn't normal. it's radical. it's a vision that says the protection of our power and those who bachus is all that matters even when it hurts the

make on this when there are many people who are once involved in politics as party members or sympathizers. who know want nothing to do with these parties we plead of on with the parties on stuff only to have this live on the road those who were never in a party in an apartheid or going to come down get this you need to let the ideas to attract these groups as well and through. the past not about destroying the parties that exist to. it's moving in. and influencing the. senate would be for the social questions not the only the right wing populist alternative for germany got a boost to make it that the government's migration policy was bringing too many foreigners into the country does the left in germany have a problem with terms like nation and national feeling and how do you mind. yes and of course that goes back to national socialism who will buy their money but the left allergy to nationalism actually surface later on when not me reminded. us in. some part of the no no we're going to know your calling us politics a policy of conciliation and domestic and foreign policies of a divided n

grilled as the head of the country's domestic intelligence service who is facing allegations of sympathizing with the populist far right hans-georg masson is under fire for questioning the authenticity of video footage purportedly showing right wing gangs down migrants in the city of tenet's two weeks ago some of call for muslims resignation but interior minister whole say whole post said he sees no reason for that controversy has revived the simmering dispute between say hope and chance what's going to national over germany's migration policy. well public zen's blog is a member of the german parliament from chair from chancellor akhil c.d.u. party he's also a member of the parliamentary committee that question mr moss and yesterday i asked him to tell us what he'd heard from the domestic intelligence chief. he said that he is just describing this kind of video that media is using this kind of video as an evidence and we don't know whether video comes from who made it we don't know how the scenery began we don't know how the scenery ends and it was just published on a platform that's called

to discrimination and was sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocally to nazi sympathizers. how hard can that be saying that nazis are bad obama's attack comes as trump is also campaigning for republicans in north dakota trump responded i'm sorry i watched it but i fell asleep. he shot back at obama who said the economic recovery started under his presidency if the democrats got in with their agenda in november of almost two years ago and said that having four point two i believe honestly you'd have four point two down you'd be negative you'd be in negative numbers thank you illinois. still obama's speech is a stinging rebuke of a sitting president with a distinctly different vision of democracy kimberly hellcat al-jazeera washington. china's president won't be joining north korea's seventieth anniversary celebrations xi jinping is reportedly disappointed at the lack of progress on denuclearization and has instead dispatched a high ranking official to pyongyang from beijing is our china correspondent a dream brown. it's three months since kim jong il made a vague promise to

parts of poland and you could also say that even parts if you stretch of the german government sympathizewith that movement with the very insistent party of i'm going to back roads c.d.u. well and on the other hand you have those who stress. that they need we need solidarity that the rule of law needs to be upheld that the freedom of the press is essential and it's hard to see how this bridge will be get this unprecedented vote came actually just after mission president. urged to speak with one voice in a speech that he gave earlier today is that what we're essentially see. why talk to your crafter is we'll see that interview later i'm sure on the w. and he said i've given up on reasoning with the big door bond so he doesn't really have a recipe to bridge that gap and he insisted though that if the e.u. speaks with one voice it can really be a global player not only on trade but also politically and militarily but he did acknowledge you know there's this huge problem you need to speak with one voice but that's exactly what the u. is not doing at the moment and as i said earlier it's uncle

to discrimination and was sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocally to nazi sympathizers. how hard can that be saying that marx's are bad. obama's attack comes as trump is also campaigning for republicans in north dakota trump responded i'm sorry i watched it but i fell asleep. he shot back at obama who said the economic recovery started under his presidency if the democrats got in with their agenda in november of almost two years ago and said of having four point two up i believe honestly you'd have four point two down you'd be negative you'd be in negative numbers thank you illinois. still obama's speech is a stinging rebuke of a sitting president with a distinctly different vision of democracy kimberly hellcat al-jazeera washington. china's president won't be joining north korea's seventieth anniversary celebrations xi jinping is reportedly disappointed at the lack of progress on the nuclearization us and has instead dispatched a high ranking official to pyongyang from beijing has our china correspondent a dream brown. it's three months since kim jong il made a vague p

it seems to me that if you cannot sympathize with dr.f a person cannot sympathize with judge kavanaugh, as well as her family, you don't have a heart. these people are in one of the worst -- well, as judge kavanaugh said, his family, he and his family have been through hell and more. as has i'm sure dr. ford. but your point system exact. a point to seemed to me to be illusive on the part of the republicans and the democrats. there is no evidence. it's not a matter of dr. kavanaugh himself had to point out, not a matter of there is no corroboration. there is reputation. the names she has put toward toward -- forward to support the story refuted the existence of the event, knowledge of judge kavanaugh at that time. and had no memory of being anywhere near a place that looked or sounded like what she described. >> the one person who did make the case was senator lindsey graham. that was prior to his big state in the there. he said again, the same thing. this is not about credibility. this is whether there are any corroborating evidence to s

on our laps what we know is that certain elements in the police are sympathizing with right wing extremists maybe not right wing neo nazi parties but at least with the air of the party and the other point is that the right wing extremists overwhelm the police they claim to be on the one side to be part of german society and bearing the police on the other side they clash with the with the police now we know from the past today i was recently and he went there come a team was. pushed away from a demonstration by police and they were accused by one man one demonstrator of being. people make propaganda he was turns out also a policeman in civil clothes not in service but in an administration position inside the police this of course sold also that there are some connections between police and right wing extremists as least on the. level of not corp bought on sympathy. sit cynthia i mean if you see the latest developments year with base. seen protests like visual entities shouting and to democracy slogans saying of the opposed to the mainstream media shouting that germany should stay for the fo

that 17 years after 9/11 america could soon find itself bombing a country to protect al qaeda sympathizersdential campaign and he joins us tonight to explain. it's great to see you. >> good to see you, tucker. >> tucker: so two april's in a row we've bombed syria in response to chemical attacks about which we still don't know a lot and rather than have a debate with you about who's lying and how much we know, let's just for the sake of argument pretend that we can take at face value these report reports, which we can't, why would this be in america's interest to bomb a government for attacking al qaeda sympathizers? >> remember that the two attacks in the trump administration that you referred to in april 2017 and april 2018 were in response to the use of chemical weapons by assad. this third attack, which the u.s. and our allies are preparing for, though not necessarily are going to do, would be to deter assad from again using chemical weapons. jim jeffries, president trump's envoy to syria said last thursday that there is lots of evidence that assad is preparing to use chemical weapons a

. >> he's sympathic at first but the facts are the facts. >> can't you just be my baby? >> but -- no. >> i love how helpless his shoulders are. he's giving up on >> mom runs an instagram page called baby bump. >> she doesn't want to call the instagram name. >> i just don't know how to get smaller, you're going to have to deal with it. i'm going to keep growing. >>> this little one keeps growing, even though i don't want her too. this is my ♪ like a diamond in the sky >> oh, my gosh. stop it. she walked right up, took the guitar and just started singing ♪ twinkle, twinkle little star how i wonder what you are ♪ >> even though she is the big sister, she will not be outdone. >> oh, no. nya is 4 years old. move over twinkle, twinkle little star. i got abcs for you. when she finishes up -- >> thank you. >>> happy ending for a lost dog. >> this dog clearly needs some care. >> next "right this minute." >>> a couple of buddies set out on a cross country bike ride to help raise awareness, one of them has a very good reason for this. the inspiring story behind the big adventure. >

why is itha none of tomorrow's hearing with an open mind but sympathizing with kavanaugh. >> i've beentime. i've had a lot of false charges made against me. really false charges. when i see it, i view it differently from somebody sitting home and watching television. >> reporter: swetnick is telling her story in an assigned declaration. she is represented by michael avenue gnna avenue gnat avenue -- avanatti. democrats demanding a delay. the committee says the allegations are under review but no plans will affect the committee vote. the hearing is set to begin at 10:00 a.m. blayne alexander. >>> people are gearing up to watch the hearing tomorrow morning and here in the bay area friends of dr. ford are among them. they say they've got her back. >> she is reliving the worst moment of her life and reliving it publicly. >> in just about ten minutes nbc bay area low pressure look at the plan some supporters have made for tomorrow morning. nc >>> let's give you a look at sky force ranger. it's been closed for 24 hours as engineers examine all the beams looking for cracks. that's one of the crac

we can't, why would this be in america's interest to bomb a government for attacking al qaeda sympathizerst you referred to in april 2017 and april 2018 were in response to the use of chemical weapons by assad. this third attack, which then u.s. and our allies are preparing for, though not necessarily are going to do, would be to deter assad from again using chemical weapons. jim jeffries, president trump's envoy to syria said last thursday that there is lots of evidence that assad is preparing to use chemical again.s and what's important is that we have to enforce the chemical weapons -- >> tucker: can i stop you there? i want to make sure i understand this. you said that we bombed syria twice to deter assad from using chemical weapons but he still doing it but we think bombing him a third time will prevent him from doing it a fourth time because why? >> he would have done it a lot more had we not done that and it's clear that every time the u.s. uses force, assad backs off. the one thing that assad and his partners in syria, russia and iran fear is u.s. use of force. that's what they fea

though, in fairness, president trump did condemn nazi sympathizers though it took him 48 hours to do. so the current president thinks the former president is just having a sour grapes moment. >> i think trying to take credit. trying to take credit for this incredible thing that's happening to our country. >> and you will see that type of back and forth for about the next 8 weeks or so. harris. >> harris: all right. we're ready trace gallagher thank you very much. let's bring in now deneen borelli a host at cr-tv.com and a fox news contributor and antjuan seawright a democratic strategist and former senior advisor to hillary clinton's presidential campaign great to see you both. you both are so shy let's jump in and see if you are listening. actually, antwon, i want to start with you, barack obama, former president, had a whole lot to say reaching across, i guess, the aisle. he called evangelicals out by name. are these the same who he said were reaching for their religion and guns? >> no. well, first of all, let me say to president obama and the other two we have in the democratic too

to discrimination and we're sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocally to nazi sympathizers. how can that be, saying nazis are bad. the stakes are high. the consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire. >> he went on for more than an hour. at an event in north dakota pren speech and making the young midterm election referendum on his own future. >> they say we want to impeach him. but worry about that if it happens. it's ridiculous. if it does happen, it's your fault because you didn't volt. >> up next, an arsonist in action. the bold move officials took to catch this criminal. also, the planned explosion that will bring traffic to a halt on the bay bridge tomorrow. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff. i'm tracking two storms that could impact your travel. we have hurricane olivia tracking towards hawaii and then a major storm brewing for the east coast. that in a few minutes. fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go b

several, like jason, said the information was then used by alt-right sympathizers to harass them on line, a tactic known as doxing. >> my business reviews were slammed by white supremists, lowering the rating. >> so many were doxed by the at right, many of them were applying for jobs. >> reporter: some fear they could be in physical danger. supporters called on the city council to step in and end the police department policy of posting suspect photos online unless they present a clear danger to the public. they have now introduced a measure. >> creating a policy to eliminate doxing and in a case where there is a felony or, you know, rape or some type of violent crime that is except. >> reporter: "abc7 news" attempted to contact police about their photo release policy but didn't receive a response. the city council will take up the policy change proposal tomorrow. supporters say it would ensure their right to protest would the threat of intimidation. >> we're united against hate, but the only arrests that were made were the anti-racists. that's an oxy moron for me. >> reporter: kate larso

on the streets of eastern germany again the small town of curtain including far right sympathizers mobilizes after a man dies in a fight with two afghan that duration. who knew what and when the decisive questions braunschweig top court has to answer in this test case did fox walk in way too long before informing shareholders about the a merging admissions cheating scandal and is it therefore liable for substantial damages. the suit has been brought by the dick investment fund it wants two hundred million euros damages to cover its losses. but another seven thousand five hundred shareholders who lost money over the emissions scandal lined up behind a car all together v.w. shareholders are claiming nine and a half billion euros the figure is based on the forty percent drop in three w.'s share price in the first two weeks after the scandal became public. take our investment claims v.w. management knew about the emissions cheating devices installed in its vehicles long before then and should have informed shareholders if dick i investment wins this test case it would be followed by a veritable

there are confederate sympathizers who lived in the north who did the same thing. as union armies penetrated in the south the more southern union missed they got would knew what was going on. who knew what was going on. as $500es made as much --ission, which is 13 devon $13,000. it was a lucrative thing. pay, for adventure, men, white,black, -- black, free, slave all stood up to practice the world's oldest profession. thesecrecy and disparate -- secrecy makes identifying and verifying what these five did. difficult. experience, a confederate spy observed was acquired when i was alone with god. since death was a penalty for spying. even keeping god in the loop could be dangerous. most operators group really avoided meeting. they did not want anybody to know. there was no way to find out which denied the enemy away to find out who they were made it difficult for historians to find out who they were as well. those spies, the next is another secret operative called scouts. they were commanders on both sides. most often the scouts were volunteers from the ranks. paid so

the photo of the office and the protest can be interpreted as police in denmark sympathizing more with the demonstrators supposing the nic card ban than with parliament legislation therefore i want to complain about the officers behavior where the hug reportedly took place when the demonstrator burst into tears after hearing that she wouldn't be fined for sitting on the ground the protester added she was terrified that police would forcibly pull off her face veil and she took her kids to kindergarten and the officer told her that that would not happen well the stop the is nies ation of denmark group joined the police complaint against the officer independent police appeals authorities investigating the case the officers lawyer insists he acted in accordance with police guidelines that mark spann against face veils came into effect on august the first and follow similar restrictions in austria belgium and also france critics concerned where the complaint against the officer is taking society. but communities are made up of various groups and the police need to police all of those groups

. >> we're supposed to stand up tc mination and surely snd up to nazi sympathizers.ow hard can that be, saying that nazis are bad? >> donald trump just over an hour later, bowied by strong new job figures, he addressed his principled successors criticisms. president trump: he said what'd you think of president obama'sn speech said i'm sorry, i watched it, but i fell asleep. i found hs very good, very good for sleeping. [laughter] >> these first seven days in september, which staed with a memorial service for john mccain feel like a milestone moment when will the forces of resistance to the trump presidency have assertedth selves more strong lip. then came the blockbuster new book from bob woodward and the heim critical column in the nimes penned anonymously by an administration official. >> it's unprecedented in modern time to see this kind of public clash between a sitting pres aent his predecessor and it speaks of how this divided country increasingly looks like two americas. one that rallies around donald trump at one tha seeks to recyst him. >> meanwhile, a forme

to discrimination and was sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocally to nazi sympathizers. how hard can that be saying that nazis are bad obama's attack comes as trump is also campaigning for republicans in north dakota trump responded i'm sorry i watched it but i fell asleep. he shot back at obama who said the economic recovery started under his presidency if the democrats got in with their agenda in november of almost two years ago and said of having four point two i believe honestly you'd have four point two down and you'd be negative you'd be in negative numbers thank you illinois. still obama's speech is a stinging rebuke of a sitting president with a distinctly different vision of democracy kimberly hellcat al-jazeera washington. the son of a brazilian presidential candidate stub during a rally says he's unlikely to return to campaigning before the first round all october the seventh adult to say that jeb olsen is in a serious but stable condition the far right candidate is popular in opinion polls despite racist and homophobic comments on that in america to continue

protesters arab spring twenty eleven i mean this is the problem with you do come across as a sub sympathizer that's not a cause. you've met and you said you liked him you said you thought he was going in the right direction do you worry that that may have given a slow peace in syria are you kidding i've been a reporter for fifty years i can separate what i think for what happens and all i'm saying is in the very beginning from the very beginning. you know many of the initial groups who were actually the free syrian army was real there were a lot of people who couldn't stand them he had failed terribly on human rights he didn't do enough on human rights they had. drought in the farm areas he didn't do enough he didn't deliver on education it's working about all of this there was nothing wonderful he was not popular among many people particularly intellectuals people were still afraid of him and he was a despot are you kidding i just don't think he's particularly any worse than what goes on any day in saudi arabia when it comes and they're all sort of in that same ballpark and i never saw him

president trump's standing by his man, saying he sympathizes with brett kavanaugh. >> i feel so badly for him that he's going throu this, to be honest with you. i feel sor badly him. this is not a man that deserves this. i feel f terribly him, for his wife whon is incredible, lovely woman. and for his beautiful young daughters. >> reporter: as for kavanaugh's accuser, christine blasey ford. >> they will look at what she had to say from 36 years ago. and we will see what happens many. >> reporter: but no mention whether he believes her. >> sir, do you believe dr. ford? >> reporter: the president brushing off growing democratic calls for the fbi to investigate the sexual assault allegation. >> i don't think the fbi should be involved because they don't want to be involved. if they wanted to be i would certainly dothat. >> reporter: but only the president can order the fbi to examine the allegation that kavanaugh categorically denies. >> wt happens at georgetown prep stays at georgetown prep. that's been a good thing for all of us, i think. >> reporter: with aal potenti dramatic and cont

the photo of the office and the protest can be interpreted as police in denmark sympathizing more with the demonstrators supposing the niqab ban than with parliament legislation therefore i want to complain about the officers behavior in the office or reportedly hugged with a protester who had burst into tears after hearing she would not be fined for staging a sit in the protest also said she was relieved to find out that the police would not be looking to forcibly remove face veils now the stop the islamization of denmark group joined the complaint against the officer independent police appeals authority is investigating the case of the officers lawyer insists she acted in accordance with police guidelines denmark's ban against face veils came into effect on the first of august and follows similar restrictions in austria belgium and france critics though a concerned where this is taking society. communities are made up of various groups and the police need to police all of those groups fairly. the nature of the complaint. could effectively be summarized as the police aren't far right

sympathizing with her perpetrator, attack iing her credibility. they send a message to every victim of swaul violence that their pain doesn't matter, that they do not deserve justice and that for them fair treatment is out of reach. this will only serve to drive victims into the shadows and further embolden abusers. once again, thank you very much. this is a moment for our country. >> good afternoon. >> hi. >> when we left off, we were still talking about the polygraph and i believe you said it hasn't been paid for yet. is that correct? >> let me put an end to this misery. her lawyers have paid for her polygraph. >> as is routine. >> as is routine. >> dr. ford, do you expect the price of that polygraph to be passed on to you? >> i'm not sure yet. i haven't taken a look at all the requests. we have relocated now twice. i haven't kept track of all that paperwork. i'm sure i have a lot of work to catch up on all of that later. >> i get you have a lot going on. you have had that for several months. but is it your understanding that someone else is goi

tonight, president trump is standing by his man, saying he sympathizes with supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> i feel so badly for him that he's going through to, to be honest with you. this is not a man that deserves this. i feel terribly for him, for his wife, who is an incredible, lovely woman, and for his beautiful young daughters. >> reporter: as for kavanaugh's accuser, christine blasey ford -- >> they will look at what she has to say from 36 years ago, and we'll see what happens. >> reporter: but no mention whether he believes her. >> sir, do you believe ford? >> reporter: the president blowing off democratic calls for the fbi to investigate ford's sexual assault allegations. >> i don't think the fbi to be involved. because they don't want to be that. >> reporter: only the president could forder the fbi to examine the accusation that kavanaugh categorically denies. the judge here in 2015 reflecting on a saying among his high school classmates. >> what happens at georgetown prep stays at georgetown prep. that's been a good thing for all of us, i think. >> reporter: with a p

to discrimination and we're sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocal to nazi sympathizers, how hard can that be, saying nazis are bad? >> reporter: casting this election than re one man. >> the stakes really are higher. the consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire. >> reporter: mr. trump making the midterms a referendum on his own future. >> they'll say, we want to impeach him, and you'll impeach him. it's so ridiculous, but we'll worry about that if it ever happens, but if it does happen, it's your fault because you didn't go out to vote. >> reporter: two presidents fighting for the midterms and america's future. kristen welker, nbc news, the white house. ♪ i'm free >> reporter: i'm peter alexander. tonight, president trump escalating the attack on the anonymous official behind the "new york times" op-ed. aboard air force one calling on jeff sessions to get involved. >> i would say jeff should be investigating who the author of that piece was because i really believe it's national security. >> reporter: the president also saying he's considering ta

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prejudging the outcome of a hearing, sympathizing with her perpetrator, attacking her credibility. they send a message to every victim of sexual violence their pain does not matter, that they do not deserve justice, and for them treatment is out of reach. this will only serve to drive victims into the shadows and further embolden abusers. thank you very much. this is a moment for our country. >> miss mitchell fort senator crapo. we were still talking about the polygraph. i believe you said it hasn't been paid for yet. is that correct? thist me put an end to mystery. her lawyers have paid for her polygraph. >> as is routine. >> do you expect the price of that polygraph to be passed on to you? i am not sure yet. i haven't taken a look of the costs involved. we have relocated now twice. not kept track of the paperwork but i am sure i have a lot of work to catch up on. >> you have had a lot going on for several months. is it your understanding someone else is going to assist you with some of these fees? >> i'm aware there has been several gofundme sides i haven't had a chance to manage

sphere you know the public opinion around the world especially in western countries might want to sympathize with israel for targeting these you know iranian presence in syria but this is actually not the case with these really is are actually targeting the syrian infrastructure . the scientific center of research the higher institute of applied science and technology these are the cutting edge institutions of the syrian army and they have been targeted since the very start of the overt is really intervention in the syrian war so to speak because you know they've they've armed a lot of militants on the ground there were always. mortar shells on these facilities. sabotage against air defense systems. syrian air servicemen pilots being assassinated you could always point a finger but the overt israeli operations i.e. direct bombing had always targeted these facilities and they believed them before iranian presence was an issue for the international public opinion they blamed it on hezbollah shipments so they're always blaming somebody else but the real target is downgrading syrian army capabil