ted: yes. charlie: does it signal that somehow all of politics is going to change and this is a con flexion point for the way we play american politics and the way we cover american politics and the way the parties get along? ted: i think it is, charlie, but less because of what is happening to the political system than what is happening to our business. we have totally demotte cratized communication in country and that sounds like a wonderful thing. everybody loves democracy but the idea of a representational government is that you have congressmen and senators and people who spend their entire lives, theatrically, trying to do what is best for the country. what you and i were meant to do as journalists was the same kind of thing. we were supposed to gather information and then process it. give people what was most important. we're way past that now. we're at a point -- donald trump told me in cleveland -- charlie: this was an interview you did? ted: yeah, but we were just talking after the in

gentlemen, ted heath and i -- we were friends. i met him before he became prime minister and we have stayed in contact through the rest of our lives. when i was invited to give this speech it became evident that the house in which ted heath lived was close to where i was stationed when i was here with the 84th infantry division of the united states. where i was near winchester. all this occurred before i was henry kissinger. it is not a known fact. i visited salisbury several when i was in winchester. and so i have a great feeling for where ted heath lived. i thought what i could do here is to describe our interaction with ted heath when he was prime minister. what the issues were. that sometimes we agreed. and occasionally we did not agree. but we obviously respected him as one of the important figures of our time. and with a vision for europe that is historic. so when the tories won the 1970 election, richard nixon was so elated that he called me on the telephone nearly every hour to update me on the status of the returns. in te

ted? ted! later, but ted-- i'm gonna dig you up a gold-plated coach white horses. what do you think, darryl? how about a little blackjack? if you only had some dancing girls. come on, darryl, old boy. ( laughing ) just like old times, ain't it, whitey? hey, whitey, remember rush creek tha ey? i saved your life that time. it wasn't the e either. whitey, let me see it again, will ya? huh? come on. let me see it. oh, look at it! look at it! ( sniffs ) you know it's got a smell to it. just look at that! liquor and women and frisco and all the food a man can eat! anything for gold. wouldn't you, malloy? still think we oug pull ? ut? what are you talking about? we got gold! you i've got , don't you? oh, whitey! we're partners. always have been. it's share and share alike. , besides, whitey, we can make a claim for twoth me . aw, wling. i'll cut you in. that's a good boy, whitey. now, go and stake your own claim. what's he think he's doing? what are you up to, malloy? that's my claim you're staking out. i don't see any stakes around here that ain't mine. i've bing here fo

ted cruz came out and then donald trump came out. the first thing donald trump sat down, what about that phony with those five second pauses. >> it's so false. the five second intermissions between sentences. >> there's many things you could say about ted cruz. but the way he talks is a little artificial. >> you hear him say it over and over again, that leads into people's psyche more than they realize. the notion of little marco not being quite prepared for the presidency. lyin' ted cruz being a little too slick and polished. not necessarily saying what's on his mind. even if you talk to democrats who are despondent now. the notion of crooked hillary hammering that, that resonated with people even after we saw the various iterations of jim comey letters and her no longer facing criminal charges. >> it did lower the level of discourse of presidential campaigns to an unprecedented level. and i think the problem is, here on out, is that every candidate can do this now. he's going to create a nation of mini-mes running at the city counc

you have lying ted cruz. i nicknamed him lyin'. i say lyin'. how would you spell that? lyin' ted. l-y-i-n with an apostrophe. you know? we call him lyin' ted. little marco by the way is a choke artist. he's liddle, liddle marco. don't worry about it liddle marco. >> gentlemen, you got to do better than this. >> that is high school and a bad high school. welcome back. that was a look back at how donald trump resorted to name calling during the primaries. it was clear trump relished hurling insults at his republican opponents, took a more degrading approach to his campaign against hillary clinton attacking her ethics, experience, even her health. >> crooked hillary clinton oh she's crooked, folks, crooked as a $3 bill. in fact she's the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the united states of america.

how about letting ted tell what happened? you weren't hiding under a table, were you, ted? we went up to the room, and we were drinking. oh, that we're gonna talk about whe we get home. i guess she was a little loaded, but, you know, we were all kind of loaded, - that's what she was doing. - and you were resisting with all your might. - he's trying to be cooperative. - did the girl ever say, "i don't want to do this"? - never showed any reluctance? - no, she didn't. this girl went home and locked herself in her bedroom, and put herself in all kinds of trouble with her mother... being ashamed and trying to hide what happened. that's 'cause she didn't have any problem with it? four of you make her have oral sex, and that was fun for her? let's not pretend it's never happened. why don't you keep your mouth shut? - who were the other two guys? - sam tucker and johnny korth. and they're gonna give us the same story? look, i am sorry that she is upset. if i had any idea that she had a problem with it, believe me, it never would have happened. she might have a problem with it late

tuesday there was a failed effort to get ted cruz's name into nomination.trump was the nominee, the delegates had voted. by wednesday, it felt like a party. people were ready to swallow the pill, get over it, donald trump's the nominee, let's enjoy these last couple days. ted cruz missed that environment. >> that moment, i remember, i was standing with the texas delegation kind of watching them watch their senator. and then i could see the texas delegation wasn't that far from where the vip section was where donald trump came down. i recognized some of his security guards. i thought, is he coming in right now. we walked over there, you could feel the energy in the room literally shift. it was palpable from the podium to where donald trump was, and it was such a moment to witness and to feel you knew that he understood the power of his celeb rit i it all he had to do was walk in and it would change everything. >> there are so many stories that ate up a week here or there of the campaign. i think of mr. khan speaking at the democratic convention. a story that

josh: ted! ted? i can't find it, ted. it's tlace. what's the matter with you? i changed my mind. i'g with you. well, it'd be better if you did. i asked you to come alone. i'm sorry, josh. if iything, i just want you to know i didn't bring 'em. doesn't matter. they only happen faster. i wasn't going back with you alive. i knew that yesterday. i didn't want to do that. but i was afraid one of them would get me before you did. i've been there. oh, ted. i-- the money. you prom aw. listen, pat, about that reward. yeah, i know. half of nothinothing. that don't matter. ?? (paladin) - i've been offered a dozen good ways to get myself killed since i came to this town. now i'm going to make a few offers myself. ?? - it's hard to realize it, signor paladin-- only last week he was fitting the same coat and now he's dead. - he was my friend for many years, gino. i'll miss him. of course, for uncle polo, the trouble is over. it is for angela that i worry now. - polo's little girl? - not so little, signore. a young lady now. we are losing the shop, signore. - you're losing this shop? - creditor

so--oh, that's actually ted cruz? oh. wow.way, the choice was down to who america hated less. - donald's is a fragile soul. - cruz, who is a nasty guy who can't get along with anybody. - if you're afraid of megyn kelly... you're gonna be afraid of valdimir putin. - senators don't like him. the people he works with don't like him. - whoa, ease up, guys. you're both horrible. - some in the republican establishment are not happy with the two frontrunners. - having to choose between being shot or being poisoned. - they're warming to trump because they can kill cruz and they think, "well, we'll kill trump later." - this is almost like a political game of [bleep], marry, kill. it's just there's no marry, you just kill one and get [bleep] by the other. - it's--again, it's like being shot or poisoned. what does it really matter? [laughter] [applause] - who is shooting and who's poisoning, between trump and cruz? - well, donald is like being shot in the head. - okay. - you might find an antidote to poisoning, i don't know, but maybe th

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ted cruz has serious disagreements with donald trump. donald trump gave it to ted cruz. he is willing to let bygones be bygones. some of the stuff, you have to say, all right, now he is our president. you have to support him and root for his success. for the country you may disagree with his policies but you have to root for his success as a matter of him being our leader. i bet you ted cruz would serve and be effective. >> ag? >> it's got to be. >> or even supreme court justice. he is bright, talented, he is a smart lawyer, he has plenty of time in front of the supreme court. he will know his way around the ropes. for him, it's almost -- >> around the ropes. >> get him off the radar for good. he can't run against you. >> can he be confirmed? >> this is -- >> they want him -- >> everyone will raise their hand. >> do you remember when he couldn't get a vote on the senate floor when some of the bills he was proposing because the republican senators wouldn't volt for it as well. >> this is an exit path. >> take care. we will miss you. >> that's a good point. >> someone like

is it true that you worked for ted cruz for a little while? >> no, i did not work for ted cruz.first ever campaign. >> what does president-elect trump do for you? >> that's a president-elect trump question. >> you want to work for the administration? >> i never was a politico. that wasn't my goal. my goal is to be a megaphone. >> but you're a republican. >> i'm a republican. >> they're writing your name down in every republican county right now. >> and i think science that was missed in the previous campaigns was take the digital, mix tv, ground game and budget. jared and i oversaw where the budget data was. >> you shouldn't give all of this away. you should hold some of it inside to make money doing it for others. >> just saying it isn't as easy as doing it. >> congratulations. >> congratulations on your book. >> thank you very much. congratulations on your one. amazingly done, right? >>> up next, a new free speech showdown on a college campus. see what happened when campus police showed up to kweep ben shapiro from speaking at the university. we'll talk to ben about how he got

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i think ted kennedy, i'm a massachusetts guy and ted kenny was when i was at the boston globe arguablybest source for about 15 years and i think ted kennedy as we all know greatest senators ever but i think ted kennedy spent years in the senate not trying to emulate brother, i think ted kennedy spent those 50 years trying to be bobby and he's so adored, his brother when they were senators together actually ted was a senior senator, the only time that the staff never knew where they were was when they were visiting one another's offices and ted kennedy gave bobby and in the kennedy everything matherred and bobby kennedy got to chose the issues, he chose vietnam as his issue. they adored one another. when bobby died, ted kennedy for the rest of his life felt the pressure that i mentioned before when one of the sons died the mantle fell to the next one, i think, ted kennedy never we wanted to run for president. i don't think he specially wanted to be president but that was something he had grown up thinking it was his responsibility. the party kept turning to him and i think it was happie

. >> lyin' ted, lyin' ted. >> you know what they say about men with small hands. >> oh!you can't trust them. >> don't worry about it, little marco. kennedy: little marco! all the candidates were imprisoned by donald's mojo squashing button holing. >> a lot of people who go into prison go into prison straight and when they come out of prison, they're gay. kennedy: enough about criminal justice reform, on the bruising primary battle donald trump became the republican presidential nominee where he could finally take on -- >> crooked hillary clinton. she's the devil. he made a deal with the devil. >> crooked hillary clinton. >> trust fund. >> that term has really stuck. kennedy: yeah, these two battle hardened rich old white people went head-to-head in three explosive debates. >> rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet, no puppet. >> it's pretty clear. >> you're the puppet. i will release my tax returns against my lawyers' wishes when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted. their lives have been destroyed for doing one-fifth of what have you done. >>

used to work with ted cruz. ted cruz is at the crump tower. jason miller live. hunter one of the first congressman on the trump train. dean cain famous but not liberal. why he is not leaving the country and senator tom cotton also his name has been thrown around as a possible key member of the trump team. he will be here joining us. please get dressed. . . >>> we're eight minutes away from the top of the hour. green lighting the green inside bars and restaurants. denver allowing tourists and residents to get high everywhere from nightclubs to yoga studios. there's a few catches. listen up. you can't smoke up. establishments can't sell it and an association has to approve every permit request. >>> to baltimore. they're cracking down on crime by banning toy guns. the city council unanimously voting to ban all replica and bb guns fearing they're using thome to rob stores and commit guns. they thought a toy gun was real. baltimore has had more than 800 shootings so far this year. the city is on pace for more than 300 murders. >>> suck it up buttercup. we'll be sayin

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-- ted strictland to the united states senate? i've known ted a long time. champion for workers and families and knows that ohio needs more good jobs, with rising wages, and he is the kind of person who will actually work to get things done. breaking through the gridlock in washington. and this is important, unlike his opponent, ted strickland has never been afraid to stand up to donald trump. i also want to thank mayor john cranley and state representative alicia reed, and all the other elect officials, including my friend, in the secretary of state from across the river in kentucky. and we are so fortunate to have two other champions for american families with us today. i am awed by the courage and commitment that both mark and gabby bring to their work to do everything they can to help save lives in america. you know, as gabby says every day when she goes out, fight, fight, fight, and fight she does. she fights to make sure that we save lives and we prevent injuries and we do it together, to end the epidemic of gun violence that threatens our children, ou

that was ted cruz's calculation. then, he woke up at the end of september and he's looking at polls that have hillary clinton only a couple points ahead and is looking at a conservative base that's saying to him, "hey, you're gonna be the reason we lose this thing." and he said, "well, i can't be the one "who gets blamed for it," so he comes around. i think paul ryan had been hoping for something similar to what ted cruz was hoping for, which is this ends up being not just a clinton win, but a big clinton win. - but not knowing the outcome of the election, isn't it possible that cruz made the wrong decision in endorsing, that this was the moment when people would be saying after november 8th, "what did you do during the war, daddy?" (audience laughs) so, hillary wins and the few of them, john kasich, who continues, even after ted cruz endorsed trump, to get on the trump train, ben sasse from nebraska, a couple of others around the country who've just said, "i'm not endorsing." isn't it possible they would look smart

reporting from the newsroom, ted perry fox 6 news. steph thanks ted. some more bad news coming from the packers today as they try to snap a 4- tim van vooren has the blitz from green bay. "well against the gloomy backdrop of the day in green bay more gloomy news for the packers. running back eddie lacy and defensive back sam shields will not play again this season. they will remain on injured reserve right into the off season. mike mccarthy announcing that on wednesday. of course there is gloom regarding the team prospects as well. green bay has lost 4 straight games. one bright spot is that the life with aaron rodgers leading the way. green bay has scored 23 or more points 7 of the last 8 games, you'd think they'd get a few more wins in there but the defense has been holding things back and rodgers is now up to number 2 in the nfl in touchdown passes this year with 25." "the quarterback gets so much credit when things go really well and when they don't he gets a lot of the blame. i think you have to be honest and realistic. we are variations of offens

ted turner: let's say the human condition right now is like a baseball game.as a baseball game, it would be the seventh inning, and we are down by two runs with two innings to go. it does not mean that we are beaten. we are way behind right now, we are behind the eighth ball. but we have not lost yet. we have time, if we hold the other team right where they are. if we all of a sudden wake up tomorrow, and we decide that we are going to do everything right instead of half the things right and half the things wrong, we used to be doing everything wrong, but basically. now doing about half the things right and half the things wrong, but the conditions call for us to survive, we have to do everything right. terre: the urgency of global climate change is now recognized by almost every nation. what is needed, as we have heard, is global action for our ailing planet and from our leaders to inspire us with wisdom that looks beyond today's headlines. and we need to help those human beings who are displaced as the paradigm shifts. we have the knowledge to succeed and th

obviously donald trump had some things to say about ted cruz. did he call him lying ted?> lying ted. >> i don't think he would be the a.g. jeff sessions. >> if he's a.g., guess what. this is -- tell him what you were thinking. >> i was saying in the early commercial break he could investigate if his dad really killed jfk. >> another episode of "that's incredible". >> i think he'll probably clear right through senate confirmation hearings. a lot of senators aren't fond of ted cruz. they might like to see him go quickly to the supreme court. i would like to see if the main stream media is impressed with a hispanic man -- >> oh, god. >> -- in contention to be as they were with all of the wise latinas under president obama's tutela tutelage. >> oh, my goodness. sharpie man, what are you writing? >> oh, my god. >> melissa is very affected by it. >> the mike pence is killing me. that's all you're going to get from me today. i don't care where ted cruz goes. i just know the confirmation process will be hilarious. >> it will be delightful. >> there you go. "one more thing" up nex

when you look back at things they said. >> i call him lying ted. puts down the bible and lies. >> when it comes to donald trump. i like donald trump. this man is a pathological liar. bold and brash and willing to speak the truth. he doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. i'm glad he's running. he's energizing a lot of people. he lies practically every word that comes out of his mouth. he's a friend of mine. i have not responded i don't intend to. i will sing donald's praises personally. describes his battles with venereal diseases. i like and respect donald. if anyone saw the movie back to the future ii. the screen writer says he based the character biff on donald trump. a character of an arrogant buffoon. i'm not going to engage in the medias game of throwing rocks and attacking other republicans. labt of hot and cold. but on a serious note here is ted cruz why he's all in on tem trump. >> the american people said we want to clak the path we're on. i am eager and committed to working with president elect trump, to working with the new

cruz, josh. >> ted cruz, boy, no one fell further in the republican party than ted cruz. that decision at the convention to not endorse donald trump and then later backtrack. >> we have a sound bite of that. let's look back at the convention in july in cleveland. >> -- stand and speak and vote your conscience. vote for candidates up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedom and to be faithful to the constitution. i appreciate the enthusiasm of the new york delegation, and god bless the united states of america. >> so josh, that was quite a moment. you were there, right? >> yeah. i was standing next to the trump family actually at that time. and that was the moment you saw that the republican base was fully aligned with donald trump. i was watching the texas delegation. the pro cruise delegation. it wasn't new york. it was the texas delegation starting to boo ted cruz's speech. and that moment was crystallized for me that the republican party was squarely behind donald trump and any of the republicans trying to defect was not acceptable going forward. >> we e

we are volunteers with the ted cruz campaign. i was wondering if we could ask you a couple questions. john: door knock is old, but the way steve and debbie do it is new. they are at this door was their phones told them the people who live here might vote for ted cruz. >> we set out the objective to run the most data-driven analytic campaign in the history of politics. >> obama did that both timese ran. >> he had a secret weapon, a sophisticated data mining operation. >> the campaign manager for the obama campaign said the biggest institutional advantage they had over the romney campaign was its use of data. many republican insiders tends to be exclusive and close mined when it came to using new they moddologies. however, after 2012 that changed. the obama am pain tests everything. they conducted 500 different experiments on their website. when they had a picture of president obama with an inspirational quote they raised significantly more money than when they had the same page but just a picture of obama. john: the obama's campai

what is this about for ted cruz? >> he's under pressure, brooke, remember after that republican convention speech where he refused to endorse donald trump he got a lot of backlash from trump supporters and the worst thing that could happen to these republicans looking for future either another run for the white house or what have you, they're worried about this race is tight that they could get blamed for not doing enough to help the top of the ticket to ted cruz calculated several weeks ago it was time to endorse donald trump. he was asked about donald trump's past criticisms. he didn't walk back those past criticisms so he's in an unusual spot here. so the over factor is that ted cruz himself may face a primary challenge in 2018 for senate reelection race and that's also being powered by -- in part by trump voters frustrated that ted cruz has not done enough so there are a lot of political pressures for cruz himself and he can say at the end of the day he's helping his party. one other thing. ted cruz campaigning f

what do you make of trump's strategy any mean, you were running the ship for ted cruz. he has been in these final days making this push into michigan, into minnesota which hasn't gone red since '72. do you see this as okay, there is internal polling that shows he can crack the blue wall or it is a hail mary. >> from my understanding, their internal polling is showing there is room to make headway in some of the states. unfortunately they ran out of da daylight so they had to stop. but there are polling is showing they could make up headway there. that's what happens, you go by the polling and how does it -- where can you see you can pick thing up. clearly, what all indications are based on early voting is the latino vote. if i had a white board, ill it would say latino, latino, latino on it. that's clearly going to make a difference in this race. >> which is tough for him? >> it is, large low because of his stance on immigration. coming right out of the gate his critical comments about immigration. >> the republicans knew this, the public autopsy after the 2012 election

ted: well thank you, dan. it's a real thrill to be back here among the scenes of my college days to bring you this fine football game. it's that big one between those traditional rivals springfield and sheraton. it's a sunny afternoon here at sheraton stadium. there's the toss. springfield with the toss and elects to receive. sheraton will kick off. bud: hey telula, can you hear it? betty: yes, i can hear it. ted: and here we go, carmichael kicking off for sheraton. and he comes up to meet the ball. boots it and it's a high one going down the field, coming down the three yard line and davids takes it. jim: this just came for you, delivered from the drug store. betty: i didn't order anything. ted: springfield comes out of the huddle. warren is wide and the ball is about to be snapped. here it is with davis fading back to the endzone he throws a long forward pass at merle orkin and orkin has it! bud: muley did it, he got it! ted: he's off for the races, he's on the forty yard line, down to the thirty yard line,

steph thanks ted. a federal court says voting districts drawn by wisconsin republicans are unconstitutional. it's a victory for democrats who have been in the minority for six years and lost more ground in this year's election. republican lawmakers drew up the maps five years ago. today, a three-judge panel tossed out those maps, saying they violate the voting rights of democrats. attorneys for the state argued that the districts simply reflect the ruling can be appealed to the u.s. supreme court. an earthquake strikes off the coast of japan. closer to home, a sunny and cool day out there today. weather expert tom wachs joins us from the weather office. lows will be in the mid 20s again tonight. the 40s return tomorrow along with our next "system." we may see a few isolated showers or flurries early tomorrow. rain looks most likely in the pm hours, with after midnight. tonight: increasing clouds. low: 25 with the fox6 storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices -- and you'll always have a

i'm ted strickland and i approve this message. in east texas a driving range is offering relief to stressed out voters. the owners of alpine golf course say shoppers can take nominees. the giant bales of hay have hillary clinton and donald trump's photos attached to them. >> it alleviates some stress. puts a little fun into it. obviously it's a very serious situation. i thought this might lighten the load. >> the owner says he's had a positive reaction that helps some people just come and enjoy the comic relief.>> thanks for joining us we'll be discussing the election more saturday night on between lines at seven. you have a great night. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- vince vaughn. patton oswalt. roots crew. >> questlove: 563, iowa! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! [ cheers and applause ] that is a crowd! that is a grea

ted delivered, and when it mattered most he had your back. i'm ted strickland and i approve this message. >>> finally tonight, who would have dreamed that the country would witness the kind of election campaign this one has been. memorable only begins to describe it. we want to take a look back at some of the key moments of an extraordinary race. >> i'm running for president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> i announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> i am proud to announce nigh candidacy. >> i declare that i am a candidate for president. >> and i've decided i'm a candidate for president. >> i'm running for president. >> ladies and gentlemen, i am officially running for president of the united states. and we are going to make our country great again. ? i've traveled every road in this here land ? ? i've been everywhere man ? ? i've been everywhere man ? ? across the deserts ? ? i've breathed the mountain air man ? ? i've had my share man ? ? i've been everywhere ?? >> voting has finally begun in the race for

he was a statesman, but i think as we all know, ted could be pr ickly. i remember a douglas heard telling me on one occasion ted was dining at downstate with a lady he totally ignored. -- at downing street. douglas being a good private secretary wrote a note, that said, " prime minister, please speak to the women on either side of you." ted replied, "i have." that was the end of their conversation that evening. was engaged did do on a very big issues. you have touched on a number of them this evening. let me turn to something that what youcit in i think were saying. when you were secretary of state and ted was in number 10, we spoke of the international order and we knew exactly what the international order was. i'm not at all sure to many of us that we are quite as clear these days exactly what the international order is or what it stands for. and i recall a quarter of a century ago now, george bush senior referring to a new world order emerging. again, i am not sure entirely what that world order may be. i welcome your thoughts, given what you had to s

ted, what do you think of this whole surreal campaign and where we find ourselves today?s there any way to kind of sum it up? >> what troubles me most about it, alisyn, is it's not over. the election is over today but the nastiness that pervaded that election i think is going to be with us for many, many months if not years to come. what we've learned is not just that these are two of the least liked candidates in recent history but the fact of the matter is, none of us is liked. none of the various parts of the establishment are liked or believed, which i think is an even more important point. the media is hated. politicians are hated. the candidates were hated. the establishment as a whole is hated and mistrusted. and what donald trump learned is that he no longer needs the establishment media to become what he has become which is the leader of one of the parties, albeit the party that doesn't seem to want him as its leader. and he's done it by using social media. i think he will continue using social media. and much of the pain that has been inflicted on this country o

ted cruz will join mike pence on the trail. let's bring in sunlen serfaty with more. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. donald trump and his closing message seems to be trying to show late in the game message discipline. he is staying on script. he is reading off teleprompter for the rallies trying to keep the attack lines focused on hillary clinton. clearly the calculation from within the trump campaign is trump should not do anything to deviate from the message. not try to say anything controversy as he had said in the past. and donald trump talked about the new found restraint almost repeating what his campaign advisers are telling him behind-the-scenes. don't do anything to rock the boat in the final days. >> we have to be nice and cool. nice and cool. right? stay on point, donald. stay on point. no side tracks, donald. nice and easy. because i've been watching hillary the past few days. she's unhinged. >> reporter: donald trump will focus on battleground states today. he has a rally in jacksonville and then off

ted cruz his own staff said it had to deal with the senate and ted cruz wanting to promote his agenda team keeps floating names. i was told pretty late last night that, yeah, pretty sure that we were discussing ted cruz for attorney general. ted cruz did not necessarily know that when he showed up, but he was being auditioned. according to the daily mail, we were asking some questions about justice and homeland security. they were waiting to see how they got along. when i asked today, what is the reaction to the news that they are considering him? and they said, strong. john: let me stay with you on the security clearance story. what is the deal there? jennifer: jared has been the the focus today on a lot of pushback. a lot of the transition team members have been defending him saying he doesn't have a personal vendetta against chris christie. they got along very well. there were some other reasons why some of these christie folks were being pushed out and why the lobbyists are being pushed out. there is also this controversy about whether he would get a top-secret clearance to attend

live in milwaukee myra sanchick fox6 news ted thanks myra residents were forced to jump out of their windows to escape flames at a last night. the fire broke out around 6-30 at university garden apartments. no one was hurt... fox six's madeline anderson joins us live from ?the scene of the fire... with more. 300 people were evacuated last night... forced to find somewhere else to sleep. tonight... the fire department hopes to have all but 16 of the 100 units back open so resident can come home. wednesday night's fire leaves university gardens residents stunned as they return to the apartment complex this morning for their belongings. its just kind sad. just kinda dumbfounded. like, i never expected it. many who were forced to leave their pets behind when the flames broke out.. are relieved to find them still alive. i dont know what i would have done if i came back and they were like gone. the whitewater fire chief says at least three cats did die. while no one was the 100 units suffered a combined 500-thousand- dollars worth of damage. we dont know if its accidental or arson.one dad

in comparison when ted cruz goes out there, we revisit the stories about what ted cruz said about donaldhe reverse, what donald trump said about ted cruz in the past. >> you make a point but i hear the voice of kellyanne conway saying well, if they have these folks and the race is still this tight, what's going on? lay dies, thank you so much for all of that. also another big announcement today, the president and the first lady will be joining bill and hillary clinton in philadelphia on monday night for this megarally on election eve. let me bring in steven collins, our cnn politics senior reporter. we saw melania trump in one of the philadelphia suburbs. talk about impact. >> the suburbs will be crucial to this election. we know donald trump needs to put a democratic state in play if he gets to 270 votes. pennsylvania has long been one of those states on his list even though it's gone democratic in the six presidential elections. the way pennsylvania sort of shakes out in a presidential election is that the democrats come out of philadelphia and allegheny county around pittsburgh with a

hit hard pretty early on when ted strickland learned of his loss. shortly after his concession speech he did spend time speaking about this whole thing. >> i am so grateful to ohio and to those who allowed me to be their congressmen and to those who allowed to let me serve as their governor and i want to say to all ohio ans, bit success special -- but hearts appreciate what theyy have done to help me. >> reporter: and congresswoman joyce beatty is here and she was just one representing the third district you know mr. strickland and your thoughts on the loss. >> it was a difficult loss in the community. he served as a great governor of ohio. he has served in congress and he was looking back going to the somewhat. he will have a lot of options. he i clinician, but it didn't turn out the way we hoped for. >> reporter: now let's talk about the whole feel right here at this party. the zest was zipped out of the party early on and then further and your candidate winning. >> there is a lot of anxiety. we are fighters fighters fighters and we are democrats.

and ted cruz is going to be out there on the trail today for donald trump. campaigning with mike pence in both iowa and michigan. let's get the latest on the trump campaign from cnn. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump in his closing message seems to be trying to show late in the game message discipline. he is staying on script. he's reading off teleprompters. he's really trying to keep the attack lines focussed on hillary clinton. clearly the calculation from within the trump campaign is that trump should not do anything to "deviate from his message. and donald trump at his rally in pensacola, florida talked about the newfound restraint almost repeating what potentially liz campaign advisors are telling him behind the scenes. don't do anything to rock the vote in these final days. >> we have to be nice and cool, nice and cool. right? stay on point, donald. stay on point. no side tracks, donald. nice and easy. nice. because i've been watching hillary the last few days. she's unhinged. >> reporter: donald trump will continue to focus on battle ground stat

lying ted.lying ted. he's a liar. >> a narcissist at a level i don't think this country's ever seen. >> bible high, puts it down, and then he lies. >> the man is utterly awol. a bully. a serial philanderer. >> to the best of my knowledge, not to many evangelicals come out of cuba, okay? >> it seems so long ago. that was one of the fascinating things about american politics. campaigns are one thing, governance is another. >> right. these campaigns can get ugly. but they've always been that way. >> we've talked about this before, how important loyalty is for donald trump. we were just talking about that. >> that goes again, to peter's point. >> i would love to see ted cruz as attorney general, and mitt romney as secretary of state. i think there's a possibility this is going to be a massively corrupt administration and true administration that tramples on the rule of law in very disturbing ways. i would love to see members of the cabinet who are independent enough that if donald trump crosses a li

>> i think ted cruz can serve in the senate, on the court or in the cabinet. i like ted cruz. we have our differences. even his worst critics cannot say he's not one of the smartest people you have ever met. >> you were one of his worst critics, senator. >> yeah, i have been at times. at times. because you disagree with somebody doesn't mean you take your disagreements to the point that you can't recognize reality. nobody can tell me ted cruz is not a constitutionally gifted talented lawyer. because he is. we do have areas of agreement. i think he would be a great judge but it's up to donald trump. i just suggested if you are looking for people like scalia, take a look at ted cruz. >> senator, one of the phrases we keep hearing from you is it's up to donald trump. he does get to nominate the people he nominates. he gets to hire the people he's going to hire. >> people 200 years ago figured that out. not me. they were way ahead of me. >> but look, you are a senator, you have oversight over the issues of cabinet appointments. i think it's not unusual to have opinions about who t

ted olson is a partner in the washington dc office. ted was solicitor general of the united states during 2001 through 2004 and from 1981 until 1984 he was assistant attorney general in charge of the office of legal counsel used a part legal justice and has argued 62 cases before the supreme court and has prevailed in over 75%. lets me say that again,ai 75% of those arguments, remarkable achievement. his cases have involved separation of powers, federalism, voting rights, the first amended, equal protection and due process, sentencing, jury rights, punitive damages, commerce clause , telecommunications, 2000 c presidential election and i think we all remember that one. bush versus gore. campaign finance, same sex marriage, again a civil rights pioneer and other federal constitutional questions i am grateful for all they have done. at the end of that chat justice ginsburg and ted will take a few questions from the audience. without further ado justice ruth bader ginsburg and ted olson. [applause]. >> thank you, james. thank you, luis.im

yes, ted cruz.he texas senator who's an invet rat liar and so bad even his birth certificate says lyin' ted on it. here's an example of how he lies. >> the computer model also predicted the earth would warm dramatically. there is one little problem, the satellites that actually measure the temperature have recorded no significant warming whatsoever for the last 18 years. ( babbling ) see what he did there? hard to see. we all know global warming is on the rise and has been for decades. we know because scientists have told us. ted cruz took the scientist's data and just used the cherry-picked section from the specific satellite data set that makes it look like global warming is not actually an issue when, in fact, we know that it is. it's almost like someone saying, man, i'm so good this year, this entire year i haven't had any junk food! and you're, like, wow! it's only january 2nd! well, that's not the point. ( laughter ) but you see, what cruz did was he made a lie based on a fact. until donald tr

ted thanks angelica it could've been a tragedy. now, one community leader sees it as child brought an unloaded gun...is right across the street from a growing community garden. our a.j. bayatpour talked to the creator of that garden who says at first he was upset...but now, he's inspired... after five years, the community garden started by andre lee ellis bears more fruits and vegetables than ever. cherry tomatoes- we still have a snap pea bush. the garden at 9th and ring is at the same intersection as lafollette school. monday, it's where an eight-year-old student took a gun to school. ellis says the enir concerned. my kid, to me, brought a gun to school. my gun was left out for my kid to get. ellis says the incident strikes him so deeply because it eats at the core slogan of "we got this" and the garden at its roots. we have to take our hands off of the trigger and put them back into the soil. on tuesday, milwaukee police say they're still trying to determine why the kid took a gun home. according to the m-p-s handbook, the distr