. >> how am i incorrect about the ad? >> president trump came to the table. >> i want to talk about the ad. >> we are talking about what you said. president trump came to the table. democrats refused. they walked away, they didn't do anything. you admitted that president trump tried to compromise with the democrats and they failed. >> that's not what i said. >> and the ad is supportive of that same nature. >> of that same nature. you are using words which show you can't back up your own ad. >> i am explaining it to you right now. i am not understanding what you don't understand. the president tried to resolve the problem and the democrats won't come to the table. >> let me just ask specifically as i have been trying to do. you said democrats allowed him in and democrats allowed him to stay. he was deported under democrats, and he was also deported under republicans. your ad could just as easily say republicans allowed him in, republicans allowed him to stay. or you can say democratic and republican administrations allowed

. >> do you think that the ad the president put out, cnn wouldn't take money for that ad, the boss says he wasn't going to take money to promote somebody's racist values and that's what that ad is. nobody can look at it and see anything else. and yes, he blames the democrats for why a man like that would be able -- and we know there's just as much blame on the republican side. that was never the point. now you see different media agencies following what cnn started. do you think that ad may have been the one step too far that makes people even on the right side of the ball say this is not the way we want to play this game? >> i think there are a confluence of forces, chris. and i think that's one of them. but i think it started in charlottesville. charlottesville was a layup for the president. there was nothing ambiguous about what happened. it was a hate crime. it was a mob of far right people who killed someone and injured others. that was a layup, and people see the president blew a layup. and then you fast forward more recently, and you see what happened down in florida, and the man

but i don't think, you know, you look at the immigration ad, maybe not the greatest ad to run because of this network and others thought it wasn't but it sure motivated the base. it motivated folks that were not coming out and now they're coming out. if you see these seats in pennsylvania, like senator santorum was talking about, the scott perry, a lot of these guys on the bubble in these pretty republican plus two districts, if they hang on, it's districtly because of the president. >> but does it have a cost in sending some independents in some see arekey areas away. >> in the philly suburbs, suburban western aren't coming out to vote for the president no matter how warm and fuzzy he was. >> that's exactly right. >> let me just say that whatever good these horrific attack on immigrants does politically, it is not worth it socially. this president has been mindless, heartless and gutless. mindless saying he's going to change the constitution with an executive order. that's a lie, it's wrong. heartless, snatching babies from mothers at the border. and gutless. to demonize this ragged

the ad echos the 1988 willie horton ad. >> the trump ad features a california cop killer in the u.s. illegally bragging about his crimes. >> absolutely. i would kill more. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] kill more cops. >> the cop killer had been deported twice. once under clinton. once under george w. bush. democratic party chairman tom perez says it's another immigration dog whistle. >> this is donald at his worst. this is fear mongering. >> so the white house is not disagreeing. a source there telling cnn the ad and the president's immigration push are quote clearly working. we're talking about it and not health care. the president also now claims as many as 15,000 troops could be sent to the border to stop the migrants heading to the u.s. a caravan now 800 miles away from the border. we have chief white house correspondent jim acosta with the latest on the president's pitch. >> reporter: christine and dave, president trump appears to have found the closing argument for the midterms. immigration. using the inflammatory rhetoric here on the campaign trail here in florida, the president demoniz

so the big question is who did paid for the ads and it was the financial news website business insider dot com so journalists there who have to thank for their research set up a fake page for a nonexistent n.j. are you set up these ads and basically just typed in cambridge analytics as the group having paid for advice dot com did a similar thing facebook is saying it's stopping foreign funded election ads but these groups these websites have been able to show some loopholes in here that the process is easily manipulated looks like facebook is on the right track but has a bit of improving to read thank you so very much for that and we will have extensive coverage of the midterms here on the well bringing you all the results plus what they mean for europe and beyond and we'll have live updates on our website this d.w. dot com and hit us up on twitter if you want as well i'm going to hand you over now to stephen. thanks lou the trade dispute between the u.s. and china it's a drag on the world's two biggest economies and also threatens the pull down global economies with it that's accordin

, have any of the ads been useful in any way? > reporter: none? >> none. >> reporter: as voter fatigue sets in, both sides hoping their strategy wins out. >> megan radford there reporting. the final tv ad blitz push, democrats have slightly outspent the gop 54% to 46%. >>> back here in the bay area, early voting under way for tomorrow's midterm elections. several local and state races are on the ballot, including the santa clara county sheriff's race. current sheriff lori smith facing her first general election in 20 years. retired under sheriff john hirokawa in the last few years, smith has been faced with several big controversies, including a jail inmate hunger strike and two guards convicted of the death of an inmate. san jose pulled its endorsement over what it calls his underwhelming response to a racist text scandal that resurfaced during the election. >>> let's talk about the race for mayor in oakland. incumbent libby schaaf could be the first oakland mayor since jerry brown to serve two terms. but don't rule out the possi

we wouldn't run the racist ad the president put out, the new willie horton ad. we wouldn't take money for it, wouldn't run it. i've never seen the media back off this close to an election that way. i've never seen a president and party -- strong ad vote republican with the woman looking at her kid, i thought was a good sophisticated ad, but he doesn't like it, doesn't want to go that way. never seen that. and the president says he has regrets. he said i regret my tone. >> to be fair, he did say in the first six months when fox first interviewed him, they asked him what he had done well and not done well. he said almost the same thing but not with regret. he said he gave himself a c in communication. >> he's covering all his bases. he wants to tell one audience i understand the tone is big picture here, but he's closed out with fear and division leaving optimism and unity to the democrats. you saw that with president obama last night. but president trump is most comfortable with being divisive and he likes immigration. he won on it in 2016, and i think he thinks u

you didn't put together the ad as far as i know. be seen as offensive had and:them out of context. let me play the song. it has a catchy back beat. ♪ it doesn't come in brown, nor is it new. god bless america, god bless iraq. god bless us all ♪ ♪ >> different in that context, isn't it? >> you're not playing some of the things he said about women, for instance, chris. if you repeated the language that he said about women that's very derogatory, you'd probably have to beep that on your show. >> rap is what it is. the miss only niskanogynistic t leak into rap -- this one aspect of his life and taking a lot of it out of context as we just proved with that clip, i'm just asking you are you okay winning that way? >> chris, i'm working hard -- i'm talking to voters about my record. >> right. >> passing an opioid bill. helping farmers in our upstate district. working hard for veterans. that's what i'm talking about. mr. delgado has no record in this district and it's highly presumptuous and arrogant of him to drop in, parachute into our dis

the ad echos the 1988 willie horton ad. >> the trump ad features a california cop killer in the u.s.egally bragging about his crimes.

issue ads are important. and getting out the vote ads are all important. a big part of a comprehensive plan. >> mary katherine listen to what the rabbi of the tree of life synagogue who was in the synagogue for that horrific massacre this weekend, listen to what he said to alisyn camerota this morning about his discussion with president trump about rhetoric and about hate. >> hate speech led to the death of seven of my congregants and 11 total in my building. he listened. i would say the answer to your question would be to take a look and see post-visit what does the president continue to do? i don't need to answer that. i think you and the public can formulate your own answer. but i don't fully place the blame on any one person. it's a national issue. >> that was really interesting, right? he's like, i talked to the president. i think he heard me, but watch what he does. what do you think he'll do? >> it remains to be seen. like i said, it can work with some people and not with others. i don't think he's terribly good at staying on a sensitive message, and

i moved portland the number of negative ads soared sixty one percent over the previous midterm so you have nearly five hundred sixty nine thousand attack ads that have aired since the labor day eclipsing the twenty ten record of negative ads that i read which was nearly four hundred fifty. and then when you start digging into the dark money you should. sam wiles leon group they study the study found just about four out of every ten ads from groups of so about thirty eight percent of the ads are seeing are from dark money organizations of those dark money political ads which is the idea of not the candidates or any official it's outside groups that are the internet citizen united money you know that are on there know as so of those funding tilts toward you know our friends the democrats get or of the dark money at least in the in the house races about forty one percent of house out some dark many groups are from democrats compared to just twenty eight percent from republicans and democrats lead the senate races in dark money out by forty three percent to thirty nine percent marg

that's not what the ad is about. >> he was deported once. by a democrat. and bush. >> >> this is about exploiting racial animus, no? >> i tend to agree with what scott just said. the president in my view, you know, continues to try to divide us based on these cultural wedge issues. and as scott just said, at least the republicans who i know in the house, i can assure you, they aren't playing to these themes. they are trying to talk about the economy -- things they have done. for the accomplishments in the district. and criticizing opponents obviously. >> hold on to that thought. will they come out now and denounce that. you said they are not playing to this? >> well, you know, again, they are focused on their own races. i don't think they will respond to every presidential tweet or this ad. i think at this point, they are focusing on their messages and trying to block that out as best as they can. now the steve king issue, i suspect many of them will denounce his comments. >> they haven't yet. >> let's hold on about that. no not to cut you off. did you fini

>> you know, the willie horton ad gave george willard bush the ability to run with such a racist ad. ve in the sense that michael dukakis lost in '80 and bush was able to win. the fact that donald trump is doing this blatant this late in the 21st century, blatant xenophobeia, hatred, it's disgusting. we have to talk about the bomber of florida. we have to talk about what happened in squirrel hill in pennsylvania. we have to see that fear mongering has casualties. >> exactly. >> that the terrorists aren't people, refugees with no money and poor wandering around mexico from honduras and other central american countries. we've got right wing terrorism in this country like we saw during the oklahoma city bombing during the bill clinton years. we're seeing it on the rise right now. anti-semitism up over 50% in the past year. and donald trump feeds off of this kind of ugliness and cruelty and his supporters back him on it because they didn't get the wall, but now they might be able to stop an imaginary caravan. >> interesting. let's talk about how republicans, max, are going to respond to t

sources tell us that the president hated the campaign ad about the economy. it should feature the message that included the ad which was racist and false, it was rejected by cnn and pulled by nbc, fox and facebook. we are also watching severe weather. of course, it could impact voter turnout throughout the day. we have reporters covering the house and senate races. let's go around the country and begin with cnn's brian todd. he is live in virginia. how is it, brian? >> reporter: alisyn, you and john said the key phrase. it is on. excitement is here after all of the campaigning and talk. this polling station here in virginia just opened. this is why we love covering the elections. voters are coming in. my photo journalist and i can walk in because we are allowed in after 6:00 a.m. the voters are committed. people were lined up. it was close to going out the door here. you have six voting stations here. people coming in and registering. what will be interesting here, this is a key battleground in places like northern virginia which will be key in determining th

facebook also rejected the ad today. and a senior gop congressional aide tells cnn that trump's fearmongering on immigration, well, it may cost his party the house by putting suburban swing districts in jeopardy. but just listen to how the president responded when josh dawsey asked him about that ad today. >> several of the networks have declined to run your immigration ad that you posted last week. >> i don't know about it. you're telling me something i don't know about. we have a lot of ads, and they certainly are effective based on the numbers that we're seeing. >> mr. president, why did you like that ad? >> a lot of things are offensive. your questions are offensive a lot of times, so, you know. >> a lot of things are offensive. really? not the kind of argument you want to hear from the president of the united states. and this is far from the first time that he has played the race card in this campaign because he called stacey abrams the african-american democratic candidate for governor in georgia, he called her not

you think pulling the ads may help him? >> you know, anytime the media is doing -- the media doesn't like something or media against the president, that rallies his supporters. it is pretty clear where the president stands on the media. specifically cnn. his supporters will follow him. if it boosts turnout on the republican side, it will help the senate. the house is a completely different story. it is clear the president is going to do what he wants to do. his team and the white house and administration might have grand ideas of what to talk about, but he will do what he wants to do. >> the president of the united states prefers an ad that major television networks deemed racist. remarkable. >> nathan, let me ask you about his insistence on downplaying the economy. that is based on the lack of applause lines at the rally. do the numbers suggest that people are still voting on the economy? >> i think when you look at the top issues, it is the economy and health care. immigration might play to the base, but broader electorate

the ballot. they are in so many ads. the carlson and is more personal, it's a better at for her than the one that was run by the other groups. that's the one they are continuing to play right now. florida, good morning to you. have a number of comments. i'm hearing these wonderful things about governor scott and i wanted to mention that under rick scott, public education is a disaster in florida. health care is a disaster. beaches, all over our rick scott. democrats have not done a good job informing voters. democrats need help with their media coverage. they need better strategists. they have not done a good job of informing lord of voters about his record. they need to remind them. public education, democrats and orublicans underestimate missa valuate what really is of concern to voters. i voted democrat. straight down the line. i also wanted to say that i voted yesterday. to know anything about the amendments. we are a poorly informed electorate. the news media has a lot to do with that. host: let's leave it there. iss

an ad that the president tweeted today, an ad that shows you just how willing he is to use lies and scare tactics to terrify his base with just six days to go until the mid-terms. the ad beginning with a chilling confession from a brutal criminal, a man yet identified as an illegal immigrant, and he is, and he's a really bad guy. no one's going to defend this guy. the point, though, is this brutal criminal is what president trump wants you to think about when you think about an immigrant. let's consider that. president trump who's the son of an immigrant himself. crowds tearing down fences. we don't know where. we don't even know if it's in the united states. swarming the streets. it's a naked appeal to fear and hate is what it is. and it is racist. the president has always used fear to his advantage. first he wanted everyone to be afraid of the caravan. people he called invaders, even though they were a thousand miles away. and it worked for a while. until terror reared its ugly head closer to home. when a trump supporter with a van conchvered in trump sticker started sending bombs all a

ads. they certainly are effective based on the numbers that we are seeing. , why did youent like the ad? pres. trump: a lot of things are offensive. your questions are offensive a lot of times. amy: at a campaign event for agriculture secretary sonny perdue described the stakes of the florida governor's election on tuesday as being "cotton-pickin' important" at a campaign event on saturday for republican ron desantis. a is seen -- clearly seen as racist remark. meanwhile, in georgia, democratic gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams is accusing her opponent secretary of state brian kemp of abusing his power with cooked up accusations against the democraticic party. on sunday, cap charged democrats with hacking voter registration systems, but provided absolutely no evidence. the last-m-minute probe is widey seen as an attempt to derail the abrams campaign by twisting a concerned voter's complaint about alleged voting security issues that was sent to the democrats and they then sent it to voter protection, which is run by none other than brian kemp, who is a secretary of state who is also th

. >>> the president tweeted out an ad this morning to his follows that is being called by many the most racist political ad in decades. >>> all right. so the tragedy is pretty clear here. abbie phillip joins us at the white house this morning. word from inside the white house is they think this is working, so they are clearly doubling down, right? >> reporter: clearly they are. it is an ad designed to shock. it is designed to get attention and potentially change the subject. but the question now is is it racist. president trump facing the question about his rhetoric. he defends himself saying that he's not racist. he's just winning. >> you know, the word racist is used about every republican that's winning. any time a republican is leading, they take out the r word, the racist word. and i'm not anti-immigrant at all. >> reporter: so that's the president's take on this, but i have to tell you, poppy, we spoke to a source close to the white house here at cnn telling us that this ad is part of a strategy to change the subject from family reunification at the border to this issue of crime a

over half the ads by democratic senates and house candidates are about health care. s issue. polls show many of the features on affordable care act including protecting people with pre existing conditions. dr. ezekiel emanuel is here, and one of the architects of affordable care act. better known as obamacare. and i always say that, people i am interviewing i say, do you like the affordable care act, yes. do you like obamacare, no. >> okay. so this is sneaky little trick don't you think on the republican's part? >> no. i think it is just an outright lie. i mean, what is interesting is the republicans have never had a plan to protect people with pre existing conditions. they never had a mechanism by which to get them insurance. in part because if you want to cover people with pre existing conditions, you have to get everyone in the same pool and you have to make sure that insurance companies can't charge more to people who have pre existing conditions. and what republicans are now trying to do is out of the exchanges and get insurance, the short-term insurance plans. t

it's the second ad the trump organization has released this week. two days ago they released an optimistic ad that talks about american optimism on the economy, and put $6 million on the commercial buy on that, and the democrats have run a campaign on health care and the other issue americans care is the economy, and that's where the voters trust the president and republicans, and that's where they put their money. they put the money behind the economy ad. >> scott, what do you think the point of this ad is and do you think it's a racist video? >> well, you know, i am not -- this video is simply a visualization of everything the president talks about virtually every single day. there's nothing in the video we have not heard the president say himself at a rally or press conference or anywhere else. the ad is designed to scramble the cable news conversation heading into the election, and they like to watch the cable news fights occur -- >> but you are saying they are making people feel good about the economy so why do they want to deflect to something

honesty is that the ad is racist. >> the whole ad. >> and they're shocked that the president of the- >> i'm saying the -- >> hold on. they're saying they're shocked the president of the united states is using the bully pulpit and his twitter feed with millions of people to amplify it. >> and i'm so glad we didn't play it. but seriously -- >> i'm shocked that we let an illegal alien into this country who then shoots five times -- >> an undocumented immigrant. >> -- a black american citizen. and on top of that -- he's an illegal alien. and on top of that had the actual gall to use racial slurs against that victim in court. so that's -- >> so you're shocked at -- are you shocked at republicans? because as we've reported it was george bush who let him back in. >> sure. >> and also joe arpaio who let him go. >> look, republicans and democrats have tolerated an open border and in some ways encouraged -- >> but that's not what the ad said. the ad blamed democrats. >> you're absolutely right. and donald trump ran largely to stop that. the signature issue of his campaign was the wall. and yo

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cnn has refused to run the ad, but nbc did air a shorter version of the ad last night during the green new england football game. >> seth: you couldn't find anything else to fill 30 seconds of ad time during a game between the patriots and the packers? i mean, hell, just give us a live stream of tom brady on the sidelines in that giant coat. [ laughter ] in fact, you could tell the ad was racist. because even the ad after it was shocked. >> i'm donald trump, and i approve this message. >> dude, that's [ bleep ] up. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and then, of course, there's also trump's racist stunt over birthright citizenship. now automatic citizenship for anyone born in this country is a right enshrined in the 14th amendment. and yet trump has been insisting he can just unilaterally repeal it through executive order. something he obviously cannot do. >> just so you understand, a person comes in, was never in our country before, has a baby, and now all of a sudden the bab. and through chain migration and other things, many other people come in through the baby. hundreds

. >> my question for you is i you've seen the latest ad. ese are the folks who essentially funding your campaign. close to $5 nt million on attack ads that have false as kstp found them to be false about preexisting conditions but the last one, i a new low in the history of political ads, they man sing a disabled young to say that jeff johnson will not provide any healthcare to poor, disabled children. i think that's despicable and obviously false but they don't seem to care about that. are you okay with that? >> i have not seen the ad. >> everybody has seen it because minutes.very 10 >> i don't watch tv during these last few weeks. >> there is no way you haven't ad.n that >> candidates -- >> i don't appreciate that when i haven't seen the ad. it e've been talking about for several days. >> i don't follow -- i'm talking about what minnesotans do. candidates can't cooperate with these outside groups. is that still the law? >> absolutely. however -- >> preexisting conditions will disappear, and every group so.'s out there says >> i think this

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when pressed on the offensive nature of the ad, the president pushed back. >> i don't know about it. u're telling me something i don't know about. we have a lot of ads. and they certainly are effective based on the numbers that we're seeing. a lot of things are offensive. your questions are offensive, a lot of times. >> reporter: the president is still trying to gin up concerns over voter fraud, even after his own administration appointed a commission to study the issue and failed to prove it's happening on a large scale. still, mr. trump tweeted, law enforcement has been strongly notified to watch closely for any illegal voting, which may take place in tuesday's election. >> all you have to do is go around, take a look at what's happened over the years and you'll see. >> reporter: but the bogus claim fits right into the president's midterm playbook, as he pounds the topic of border security. >> and i noticed all that beautiful barbed wire going up today. barbed wire, used properly, can be a beautiful sight. >> reporter: add to that, the president's incendiary rhetoric from his emphas

what was the message of that ad? >> well, i think the point is the president's a problem solver.e have this caravan headed toward our country. we have an immigration policy that's not working for our country, and it's time once and for all for democrats and republicans to work together to solve our immigration problem, and we need comprehensive immigration reform. the president is leading on this issue. we haven't heard anything from the democrats, and i think that ad along with the issues at the border that we're s w caravans continuing to grow, with asylum claims up 1,700% in the past eight years, we have an issue. we have to solve it. the president's a problem solver. he takes on issues. he doesn't kick them down the road. >> dickerson: that was not the message that members of your own party took from that ad. let me quote a few. senator jeff flake called it "sickening." the former republican chairman of florida said the president by running this ad was ady suspicionable divider. john kasich, the ohio governor, said, "all americans should reject this ad and its motives." so as

you look at the ads, there's a ton of ads right now going into the weekend, and the ads run by the republicans are not talking about the economy, greg, because it's not gaining traction with the voters. >> greg: that's a problem. >> juan: and i would say but look at the ad that is being run, the president retweeted it, some mexican guy who shot i think a law enforcement officer. saying i'm coming back. i'm going to kill more. my gosh. this is willie horton all over again? we know from the numbers that people who are here illegally have a lower rate of violent crime than people who are native born. >> greg: wasn't wrong to point out that willie horton was a furloughed killer? are you on the side of willie horton? >> juan: i am on the side of not playing to racial antagonism. >> greg: it is about crime and safety, not race. you are seeing race. no one is seeing racier. that was a furloughed killer. >> juan: willie horton? >> greg: you are seeing race. i am not. >> jesse: president trump blasting democrats among positive poll numbers that could doom the blue wave. that's next. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®!

but i did not see the ad. i did not see the ad. >> thank you both for a good couple years of campaigning and all the best to you down the final weekend. thanks. >> thanks. appreciate it. thank you to the candidates, obviously. we wish you both well. we want to remind you that there are only two other candidates on the ballot for governor. we had the debate a few week back with the minor party candidates. find that segment on tbt.org/almanac. thank you for watching. tune in next week when we meet up with some of tuesday's winners.

but in that race, you can see the democrat carlson's ads really aiming at the suburban mom.and she's gotten a lot of support from women groups, and they are counting on the fact that if there can be a flip of a congressional district, it's going to be because of these suburban moms, and it is definitely reflected in the content of her ads. >> let's take a look at one of the ads. this is g.o.p. congressional leadership fund, attacking carlson. >> nancy pelosi's liberal allies are funding carlson's campaign. why? because carlson supports pelosi's tax raising agenda. she supports raising taxs on middle class families and oppose tax relief for small businesses. kristen carlson even supports a big government spending scheme that could lead to doubling the national debt and trillions in new taxes. nancy pelosi and kristen carlson would make you pay more. congressional leadership fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> and the response to that ad by the carlson campaign, the d triple c, they tout her experience. >> sometimes you have to stand up as a prosecutor

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so, that should be the ad, not the immigration ad that just came out but that ad. that right there maybe prompt some latinos to reconsider their vote come next week. >> all right. thank you so much. really appreciate your time. >>> "outfront" next, president trump on his relationship with the truth. >> i always want to tell the truth. when i can, i tell the truth. >> so, why did he mislead the american people again and again and again from the white house just hours ago? >>> plus, a big development in the russia investigation. newly released e-mails between steve bannon and roger stone talking about wikileaks just days before wikileaks released a trove of hacked e-mails from the clinton campaign. >>> and president trump suggesting it's okay for u.s. troops to open fire on migrants if they're throwing rocks at them. former u.s. secretary of defense and vietnam veteran chuck hagel responds. stay with us. ♪ when the moon hits your eye ♪ ♪ like a big pizza pie, ♪ that's amore. ♪ when the world seems... ♪ applebee's new neighborhood pastas. now that's eatin' good in the

allow the trump campaign to run the ad on its site, because it violates the social network's advertisingbe posteon facebook, but there is no paid distribution.president trump: "i don't know about it. i mean you're telling me something i don't know about. we have a lot of ads and they certainly are effective based on the numbers that we're seeing.well , a lot of things are offensive. your questions are offensive a lot of times so you know." 0:19 a new group a new group of migrants is also now heading towards the united states. it took-off from san salvador, however, the number of people is much lower than the other two caravans. but because of how complicated this part of the journey is... history shows many migrants never make it and return home. (pam) a big milestone for elon musk ... we will have the latest on his plans for underground 'people pods' ... to beat freeway traffic. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restroom

if you watch the political ads in central new jersey, i don't know the last time i saw a political adhey talk about how independent they are, they talk about they're going to stand up to trump. they talk about the economy from the senate side. so there are races that do it. i think it all just depends on your audience and the president. whatever you think of him, he's a master at telling them what they want to hear. >> what i would say, there is one point where there is bifuryk cati bifurcation. the ap says americans have not felt the impact of the tax cut. that's because they're financing it. this is not comprehensive tax reform. corporate profits doubled as a consequence of the tax cut. but we've seen the share of corporate revenues go down to historic lows. >> stock prices go up because of it. >> this was already discounted at the end of 2017 and january. we have moved sideways ever since. what wall street's worried about is peak growth and peak profits. main street won't feel that for a while. so the president should sell it while he can because several months from now, he might n

there isn't it's all about money and the money that's used to fund these ads and the origin of which can sometimes be quite. facebook's decided to create a tool called paid for by within these ads and that basically tells us who paid for the ads. like of course there are some loopholes i'm going to show you an ad that ran last month in britain which we know is leaving the european union this one has taken quite a break that stance we can take a look at who paid for the ad and it's not then cambridge and the political consultancy that dragged facebook through a huge dot. is the think cambridge analytical has gone out of business it's broke basically so we paid for the the big question is who did it and it was journalists at the web site business insider. who we have to thank for their research basically by set up a fake page for a nonexistent end and ran these fake having been paid for by cambridge analytical just basically by typing that name in journalists' advice dot com did a similar thing and so basically there's a lot of questions around the process facebook says it stopped forei

and i would say also that the ad spending all over the country, if you look at republican ads, reflectshe fact that they don't want to be talking about this principally. the only places where it dominates ads are sort of a bit on texas and the border, a bit in arizona and a couple california districts, right? where this is really an issue on the ground. republicans do lead on the issue of border security, and are more even with democrats on the issue of immigration in general. so it's not a terrible place to be talking about something, if you could do it in a delicate way. but i think, ironically, the kavanaugh fight and some of the behavior from democrats, i think actually charged up some republicans and more moderate republicans in those ex urban and suburban districts and this is the kind of thing that's perfectly calculated to make them stay home again. >> do you agree with that? >> yeah. i think that -- i've been in virginia, knocking on doors with paul begala at lunch. i've been to cincinnati, williamburg, new jersey. and you look in these excerpt suburb districts, underwood and r

can you imagine driving down the ad and hanging a louie with a 72-foot tree on the back of your truck? >> it is massive. >> it reallis. it is gorgeous. we found out, they actually picked this tree out about four years ago. it gives you an o idea everything that goes into bringing all this magic to the plaza. we will have more in a couple minutes. >> we have to get our anksgiving plans together. dave, thanks so much. >>> more on thein tree comg up. let's start with the news and the raging wildfiresrourning hout california. at least nine people have been killed already and the fires are not showing any sign of slowing down. nbc's kathy park i in west hills, california. kathy, good morning. porter: sheinelle, good morning. here in southern california, thousands of residents are waking up to thick smoke choking the region. behind me is the active fire burng brightly at this hour. 35,000 acron charred.

also let's not forget the democrats pioneered the negative ads with the daisy ad, the nuclear winter against goldwater. i think saying that the fear mongering is on one side, is a little bit of a stretch. >> let's go back to the current thing. i will leave goldwater to you but it's interesting to me that the president chose immigration as the focus because the economy wasn't working for him. in the latest polls, what we see is among all voters, 47 Ã 42, they prefer democrats to handle immigration. >> there's a wide variety potential outcomes on tuesday night. we will be here at fox square to bring it to peanuts, president trump the new warning about the economy if democrats take control. we have that for you on 'the five".♪ ♪ [music] ♪ the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? now when you go out, you cash in. we really pride ourselvesglass, on making it easy to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >>

i sit in a media market that's getting all of the ad traffic for the indiana senate race. i'm seeing every single ad run by democrat incumbent joe donnelly and it's all about build the wall. build the wall. i buck my party to build the wall. while we talk about the president talking about immigration and using this rhetoric to inflame or motivate his base, there are democrats, incumbent u.s. senators running in middle america that picked up on it and know it's working not just to pick off republican votes but to pick off conservative democrats and independents, as well. >> john? >> so, scott, you make a -- you use the case of joe donnelly in indiana. obviously, a democrat running for re-election in vice president pence's home state and one of the reasons democrats have a tough time in the senate is simply the math. a lot of democrats running in states donald trump won handily. so can there be a blue wave big enough to keep them in? obviously they tack to the center, to the right. and look. a lot of workers in that upper midwest corridor, you know, over 200 districts flipped

nationwide attack ads are up 61% since the 2010 midterms. no doubt you've seenth . there are more negative ads expected over the next few days as theandidates try to discredit their opponents. we spoke with nbc news seniorpo tical contributor mark murray about the strategy behind e advertising blitz. >> they want to ding your opponent. when one sides doing the negative ads, it obligates the other side to do it. >> we also spoke with voters in northernirginia where the air waves are full of the negative ads. they say the ads distract from real. issu >> well,ou it could spread t the streets of northern virginia. you might get a knock at thero door someone asking you to vote, but not for a particular candidate or political party. we find out about one group unique get out the vote effort. >> reporter: it was a nonpartisan respite. political opponents coming together from all faiths to mourn those lost in the pittsburgh shooting. this weekend another interfaith effort focussed on voters ganized by voice, people of ifferent faiths will be paire go

the national political ad at the center of this controversy. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. four years ago, we rejected marshall tuck and his billionaire backers for superintendent of public instruction. but they're back. the corporate billionaires and their handpicked candidate, former wall street banker marshall tuck. tuck's billionaires have spent over $25 million distorting tony thurmond's outstanding record on education. all because they know tuck shares their agenda: diverting funds from our public schools into their corporate charter schools. the same agenda as trump and betsy devos. protect our public schools. say no, agai

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