. >> present trumbull be on the campaign trail this evening one day ahead of the midterm elections. they will have live coverage starting at about six eastern from fort wayne indiana. and then again at ten eastern. and with just one day to go before the midterm elections c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. tonight book tv is in prime time with a look at recent books on politics. they examine the trump administration's policy on civil rights. manhattan institute senior fellow heather mcdonald argues that it's been challenged ethically that level. emory university. they speak at the wisconsin brook festival in madison about the voter suppression. all this week in prime time on c-span two. >> the city to her is exploring the american story. insert cities across the country. during a recent stop we ask voters in the states fifth district which issue is most important to you for this november midterm election. my issue with the election this year basically arm people telling truth and not lying. i get tired of all of the political the political ads on tv. it's like it almost

so a story comment from trumbull what more did he have to say. but very clearly the president outlining a world view which is utterly transactional devoid his critics would say of any form of moral responsibility criticism has come thick and fast for president trump's statement says insistence is absolute insistence that the economic relationship with saudi arabia far outweighs any ramifications of the murder of a journalist making very clear too that the crown prince may or may not have been responsible for the killing basically president trump made clear in his statements that he simply doesn't care of paramount importance to him is the maintenance of that economic relationship an economic relationship incidentally which he over speak sees talking about hundreds of billions of dollars well so far in the past two years saudi arabia has spent five billion dollars on arms deals according to the department of defense it's a promise to pay some fourteen billion in the months to come but the idea of hundreds of billions of dollars of deals is basical

in 1781, he pleaded to his friend, jonathan trumbull, on behalf of those veteran troops, had been sod faithfully serving the states, he added every satisfaction which can reasonably be requested should be given to them. washington was similarly passionate about civic education. encouraging congress in 1796 to create a national university, washington said "a primary object of such a national institution should be education of our youth in the science of ."vernment recent studies confirm washington's insight that civic structures ofthe government is necessary to preserve the future of the american republic. citizens, both liberal and who are educated about the importance of an independent judiciary and judicial review are more likely to support democratic norms and values. and at a time when the percentage of people who say it is essential to live in a democracy is plummeting around the globe, a time when support for autocratic alternatives to the american constitution is alarmingly high among young it is, civic education, now clear, is crucial to the survival of liberty and democracy

let's talk about ohio, this is what's called a segue, trumbull county which trump won and flipped whereown gm plant just closed, things like that make a real difference. trump's inability to build out the base which we've seen day after day, this election on the house level crystallized the head winds that republicans -- >> let me head to that. number one, the gallup approval poll showing the president's disapproval number at 60%, which is higher than it's of been. >> up 10% since last month. >> it's a big deal. the approval is right around where it's always been, but for some reason after the election more people coming up and saying they disapprove of the president. it's not because of the gm news, i want to make that clear, but it came out the same day as the gm news did. i think this is incredibly dangerous potentially for the president. what's happening in manufacturing, in the auto industry, it's happening for a lot of reasons having to do with electric cars and automation and people not driving small cars anymore, but the president promised ohio, he promised michigan, he promised

one of the reasons why citizen donald trump is president donald trump is because of places like trumbull town, where they make the chevrolet cruze. the flip in the county -- 29 points, rarely votes for a democrat. and flipped by 29 points to trump for a republican. he won in mccomb, washington, the warren, michigan, plant. same story. huge flip from the democrats to president trump. and they're losing their jobs. those people there are losing their jobs after the president said you vote for me, i promise you, not going to happen. are his empty promises going to hurt him, or is he going to find a way to cast the blame on gm or on the fed chief or find a boogieman for this? >> but see democrats in the midterms rebuild a little bit of the rust belt with wins in governors races, in michigan and some other places. so that's really important, i think, for them. you know, can they get back pennsylvania and michigan? these places that were so disaffected with democrats. part of the -- formererly part of the blue wall that essentially handed trump the presidency. and if there are a lot more plant

congress, which drafted the 14th amendment, if you look at the statements of howard jacobs and lyman trumbull, they said it means owing no allegiance to any foreign power. owing allegiance only to the united states. that would mean that a person who is here temporarily or certainly a person here illegally does not have -- owes allegiance to another power. in other words, is not subject to the jurisdiction of the united states. those words have meaning. it was never intended to be if you're born here and no other criterion is met, you get to become a citizen. >> kris, your critics point out the fact that the voter law that you tried to pass in your state was actually ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge, a george w. bush appointee, so your critics say are you really a legal scholar? i know you did go to yale law school and i certainly didn't. not that i applied. i couldn't get in if i had. but, you know, your critics say that you're not an expert on the constitution either. in fact you were ordered to go to like six hours of extra classes on the law by this federal judge. >> look, i taugh

lied to me and i look forward to a meaningful summit again as soon as the situation is resolved or trumbull so says he won't be meeting with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond because of times constraints the g twenty summit will be the first time the leaders are gathering together since the matter of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. i would have sat with them but we didn't set that one up by meeting with president xi which is a very important meeting having to do with race and as you know i make it about three or four meetings are just a. meanwhile canada has sanctioned seventeen saudi nationals over the mudra jamal khashoggi canadian government announced the move just as prime minister justin trudeau arrived in argentina for twenty summit. is live for us now from one is iris and alan a great deal for world leaders to tackle when they meet for the summit but how closely will they be watching this move by canada to sanction those involved in the matter. it just adds to what is becoming your side sure to the g twenty the g twenty should be one of the most important international gather

persuade senators to defeat the measure congressional leaders have strongly criticized president trumbull his defense of saudi arabia's government for its role is allegedly all in the killing of journalists and the war in yemen the senate is expected to hold hearings next week meanwhile the un's humanitarian chief is in yemen's capital sanaa for three days of talks. calling for a ceasefire he's also meeting aid workers displaced families and communities to assess the scale of the crisis. i'm very concerned about the humanitarian situation which has deteriorated since i was here last and as i've said repeatedly to the security council there are five things i would like to happen to improve the situation and to reduce the suffering of the people first i'd like to see a sation of hostilities especially around the key aid infrastructure especially around to date secondly i'd like to see the environment in which the aid system operates made easier for all the aid agencies keep the ports open keep the roads so provide access to all the key facilities live to see have a tansey on capitol hill fo

county, ohio where 1500 jobs have been lost in lords town in trumbull county.ade issues have become back fired. look at harley in wisconsin talking about moving their operations over to europe because they are concerned about eu retaliatory tariffs. so, it's not necessarily all rosy for president trump and that is why a moderate from the midwest could actually make some ground. pete: email us. what do you think our viewers friends@foxnews.com. i will put my vote in there. david, i think the energy is on your side. even if there is a lot of logic to capri's argument. thank you both for being here this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. pete: moments ago, president trump reacts to hundreds of migrants storming the border. dan bongino says the invasion is real. he is up next. look who is hangs out with janice dean. sadie robertson is here with a challenge for you and some ducks coming up next. ♪ (coughs) hi susan! honey? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this new robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you

. >> bill: financially and economically, those people haven't done very well under the trumbull economy them turn their back on the republican party. how come? >> voters don't always vote because things are going well. things are going to -- they have to have the contrast. when they see that those things may go away and that democrats aren't pushing for the things that are going to help jobs come back to this country, help wages go up, trying to disrupt the trump agenda, i think that's well make a difference. prison reform, paid leave, those are going to be things that those voters are going to be looking out as those policies go forward. >> bill: in the suburbs of chicago, and they have been so red for so long. even further out, most of chicago. what do you think those traditionally republican conservative voters are trying to tell the party? >> i think they were looking at candidates as well. you've got to look at that too. some of that comes out of the candidates. we've got to listen. we are going to go back to those districts. we've got to fine tune our message so that we can win th

i can tell you in my home county, my county of trumbull county where our employer is the general motorsobs there. i think that is something that could be held against president trump. i would implore him to come. griff: hold on, madison. capri it, sounds like sherrod brown has got to come up with something different than what the president has done in terms of bringing jobs to the state of ohio? unfortunately we have to leave it there this is a lot of discussion. i don't know if this came up at your thanksgiving tables or not but it just started on everybody else's here on this friday morning. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. griff: all right, guys. president trump threatening to shut down the border because of the caravan. tom homan says now it's time for mexico to take action. he joins us live in the next hour. and trying to avoid those black friday lines? kurt the cyberguy is here with his favorite apps to help you save and avoid the lines. that's coming up. stay tuned. don't go anywhere ♪ ♪ rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." black friday in full swing today especially in o