democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. [cheering] pres. trump: hashtag. that is called hashtag. hashtag. e. this november, vote for jobs, not mobs. if nancy pelosi, crying chuck schumer, and the radical democrats take over congress, which would be a shame, they will try to plunge our country into a nightmare of gridlock, poverty, and chaos. and by the way, your 401(k)s? boom. they will go down like a sinking something. what sinks rapidly? a rock. they will go down like a rock. democrats want to massively raise your taxes. impose socialism on our country, we will be another venezuela. [booing] pres. trump: they want to take away your health care, destroy your second amendment, and i think the people in nevada are not big on having your second amendment taken away. [cheering] pres. trump: not a big point. that is not a good sound bite. how do they win an election? do we really have an election? they want to take away your second amendment, they want to raise your taxes, open your borders, let people in, illegally, then they want to pay for those people for health care, education, they want

trump: that is white democrats want to give illegal .liens free health care that is why democrats wantgive illegal immigrants the right to vote. [booing] pres. trump: will go down fighting for that one. can you imagine? the vote was also sacred. now they want to write -- and the right to vote. there is one town in california were illegal immigrants want to take over control of the board that runs the town, all illegal immigrants. you would think they are kidding. would you even believe this? people and they are smart people, what happened to them? what is going on? that is why democrats want to abolish ice. think about that one. ice are great patriots and great law enforcement and they are tough. they have to be tough and you see what they are dealing with? i will not send you or you -- they have to be -- i might send you. i might send her. you what they are thinking if they saw you. i think if they saw you, they would be happy, very, very happy. that are toughe people we are dealing with. i got criticized for using the word babies. trying to figure if that was politically incorrect. i

trump. democrats ploobelieve they are bringing over those white working class voters who voted for democrats so recent past but went for trump in 2016 back into their corner in 2018. >> another state that made a big switch in 2016, trump winning ohio by double digits. obama carried it twice. this was the extra ingredient that put him over the top. the thing that other republicans hadn't been able to do, win all these mid western states. how worried should he be looking ahead to 2020 about what's happening in 2018? >> obviously a lot can change between now and 2020. certainly it has to give republicans a bit of worry that they haven't been able to keep a lot of those voters that went for trump in 2016 on their side in 2018.2018. it could make a very big difference when president trump is back on the ballot in 2020, but if they're willing not will vote for anyone else at ballot, they may just stay home. >> same question to you out in ohio. what is your sense of those trump voters in terms of 2020 implications? >> i think if you look back to the obama years, you saw something kind of similar. t

trump has labeled media outlets such as c.n.n. the enemy of the people and recently praised a republican politician for physically harming a journalist in response to the speech top democrats chuck schumer and nancy pelosi released a statement saying trump's words ring hollow unless he reverses his statements that condone acts of violence. john brennan one of the intended targets of an explosive also criticize the president's rhetoric. he needs to rethink what he is doing and saying he should not be beating the the tom toms of. anger and animosity and war trump appeared to respond to these reproaches at a rally in wisconsin later that day. did media more also has a responsibility i do share a similar kind of the dustan of the hostility a constant negative and oftentimes false attack and was. in less than two weeks polls open in the first general election since trump took office and as authorities search for suspects. the country remains politically charged. let's get more on this from scott lucas he's professor of american studies at the university of birmingham in the u.k. he's also founder of the enduring america web site on u.s. politics and foreign policy welcome to yo

trump shrugs off outrage from critics following a spate of boarded bomb attacks he says it's the media who are responsible for ensuring a civil political debate that's after a bomber targeted democrats regularly vilified by trump and his supporters and another target of trump the migrants walking thousands of kilometers from central america toward the united states they say that they are fleeing poverty and crime claims that they are harboring gangs and members and quote middle easterners plus we take you to lake victoria where a dispute over this tiny rock has two african nations at loggerheads. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has downplayed criticism over the country's violent political climate that's just fight a bomb or send the explosives to a string of targets regularly singled out for ridiculous by trump and his supporters authorities are investigating the apparent terrorist campaign which was revealed just two weeks ahead of us midterm elections. pipe bombs sent by post to targets prominent critics of u.s. president donald trump. the secret service intercepted one. sent to the home of hillary clinton trump's democratic opponent in the two t

the democratics parties embrace of the mob. lastly, president trump royal democrats when he pointed out the democratic party has endorsed the politics of the mob. >> democrats have become totally unhinged. they have gone crazy. you don't hand it matches to an arsonist, and you don't give power to an angry left-wing mob. >> ben: president trump was right. the democrats have embraced the democrats of the mob. we have seen leftist mobs trying to break through the door of the supreme court. >> shut it down. shut it down. >> ben: good luck with that. those doors weigh 13 tons. we've seen protesters accosting senators and screaming at them. >> why are you brave enough to talk to us? don't you wave your hand at me. >> ben: such pleasant folks. we have seen mobs try to drive republican senators out of restaurants. >> over the past few months we have seen democrats openly encourage such tactics. >> these members of this cabinet remain a tried to defend him, they're not going to be able to go to a restaurant, stop at a gas station, they won't be able to shop at

heather: democratic congressman beto o'rourke did not make donald trump's endorsement list, he made thedding he has won races without presidential endorsements before, the democrat hopes to unseat ted cruz in the midterms, ted cruz has received an endorsement from donald trump. democrat running for congress claims he is an m.d. even bragging about it in his campaign ads. >> i'm doctor matt long john. you don't need a medical degree to know the washington is in bad shape. heather: only problem, he doesn't have a medical license. michigan officials say he is not licensed to practice medicine in the state is here and a medical degree from tulane but left the field in 2001. he is challenging congressman fred upton, claims a ridiculous smear from upton's campaign. the good, the bad and the ugly, let's begin with the good, cheers to free beer at busch gardens. after going back to their beer garden roots this summer the themepark is giving adults two free beers again for all of next year. busch gardens originally owned by anheuser-busch is a liberating their 60th anniversary. now the bad. stre

and i think the democrats will assault him on a variety of topics. an investigation of him personally, of the trumpis relationship to deutsche bank and whether he should be impeached independent of what bob mueller comes up with. liz: democrats promised to subpoena twitter and apple and whatsapp. >> the democrats once seen ad the contents of roger clemens urine and the courts let it go through. liz: harry reid once said birthright citizenship was wrong. now he says the president is wrong. ninety-six hundred roads named "park" in the u.s. it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your siding. and that's very different than living on park ave in sheboygan, wisconsin, where ice dams could cause water damage. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back... to be with family, or just to sle

by the people enthusiastic to the get to the polls and republicans are motivated by donald trump and democrat it is same. donald trump has taken over the media spectrum. he is the center of the discussions and it is like even though he told the associated press he is not on the ballot he is a shadow over the ballot and republicans are driven by the support and the president is a boogieman that drives democrats to the polls. >> but people say they want all the time is a reasonable, pragmatic washington that is not gridlocked. they want bipartisanship. if what you're saying true, stev nick, i turn to steve, we'll end up with a hollowed out center. >> i talked about it in my book but there's a portion of the human beings hard wired a bit for tribalism and where trump is going at the democrats with such intensity and the democrats are pushing back -- >> okay. but here's where i want to push back. we're hard wired for tribalism but much of the accusations that president trump is making or the characterizations of the democratic tribe simply aren't true. he's painting all democrats right now as the

we're following for you here on w u s president on a trump those sorts of deflect criticism in the wake of a male bombing campaign targeting notable democrats at a rally in wisconsin the trump said it was the us media that was responsible for ensuring a civil political climate. message up today you're watching news from above and there's more news coming out at the top of the hour and of course don't forget you can get all the latest news on a formation around the poll on our web site that's dot com thank you very much for watching i've. entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful new putin news on the great n.t.e.u. calculus on making games across the continent this week conquered sonu sood crawford high school with politics still the fool finished prime minister to slowly move to complete the conflict president of the uki in the mission and effects your conflicts of for. g.w. . and without any problems. is that possible scientists. the bombing of the city researching the future of agriculture strips of wild flowers which could replace pesticides use food plants for. the fertilizers can a balance between high yields and final divers

. >> president trump: the democratic party has become too extreme and too dangerous to be trusted with power. that's why you must vote republican on election day and you have to go out and vote.

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trump shrugs off outrage from critics following a spate of boarded bomb attacks he says it's the media who are responsible for ensuring a civil political debate that is after a bomber targeted democrats regularly vilified by trump and his supporters also coming up those attempted bombings are the latest developments in a volatile mid term race with two weeks to go until america votes we checked in on one of the many women trying to change u.s. politics stacey abrams a candidate for governor in georgia plus we'll take you to lake victoria where a dispute over this tiny rock has two african nations at loggerheads. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has downplayed criticism over the country's violent political climate that's despite a bomber sending explosives to a string of targets regularly singled out for ridicule by trump and his supporters authorities are investigating the apparent terrorist campaign which was revealed just two weeks ahead of us midterm elections. pipe bomb sent by post to targets prominent critics of u.s. president donald trump. the secret service intercepted one bomb sent to the home of hillary clinton trump's democratic opponent in

trump shrugs off outrage from critics following a spate of boarded bomb attacks he says it is the media who are responsible for ensuring a civil political debate that's after one or more bombers targeted democrats regularly vilified by trump and his supporters also coming up germany's far right sets up an online platform for schoolchildren to denounce teachers who make political statements in class germany's justice minister calls it a tool of dictators and we will take you to break victoria where a dispute over this tiny rock has two african nations at loggerheads. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has downplayed criticism over the country's violent political climate that's despite a bomber or bombers sending explosives to a string of targets regularly singled out for ridicule by trump and his supporters authorities are investigating the apparent terrorist campaign which was revealed just two weeks ahead of us midterm elections. sent by post the targets prominent critics of u.s. president donald trump. the secret service. intercepted one bomb sent to the home of hillary clinton trumps democratic opponent in the two thousand and sixteen election another was addr

democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. >> president trump's closing argument is all about the base. >> democrats want to throw your borders wide open to deadly drugs and ruthless gangs. >> and republican candidates are sounding more and more like mr. trump repeating dire warnings on immigration. >> remember it's going to be an election of the caravan. >> it's coming from central america. >> any guy that can do a body slam, he's my candidate. >> i'm going to stomp all over your face with golf spike. >> candidates are even recycling mr. trump's insults. >> he's a low-energy person. >> with a fight for control of the senate playing out in states the president won, this base first strategy banks on mr. trump's ability to bring out rural voter wrs s where he is popular. but his rhetoric is unlikely to help in suburban districts. in two straight polls women favored democratic control of congress by a whopping 25 points. >> i think we're going to hell in a hand basket. i just can't believe some of the anticks that go on with the president of the united states. >> 70 of the 75 house seats rates as competitiv

they could investigate allegations of abuse and misconduct facing trump in the senate democrats could reject trump appointees and they could even have the numbers to start the long and from process of impeaching trump. when the democrats were shocked and splintered of by president trump's victory over hillary clinton in two thousand and sixteen not many i'll see what the party stands for beyond its anti trump stunts. if there is a blue wave coming to washington it might look something like this during brett kavanaugh scum from asian hearings from the u.s. supreme court angry activists of all genders and colors turned up to protest in numbers this is a key strategy the democrats have been banking on make people show up and party leaders are pushing the message that the risk. democrats to office people especially women need to vote just let women know in america that their voices do matter is that their vote the votes matter and that what they do with their time between now and a vendor absolutely matters and how do you think democrats are going to do in the midterms they often i think

newsline from donald trump shrugs off outrage from critics following a spate of watered bomb attacks here known by the targeted democrats frequently vilified by the president and his supporters as mr trump responds by calling for unity and then blaming the media also on the program germany's fall right opposition party sets up an online platform for schoolchildren to denounce teachers who make political statements in class the country's justice minister describes it as a tool of dictators. decades of mass tourism forced the philippines most famous at destination to close but island tapes now are ready to be opened i d w. i'm still going to welcome to the program we'll get to the stores in just a moment we're going to start with some breaking news ukrainian filmmaker all extend softness when they see a sucker prize the prize awarded by the european parliament is considered one of the most prestigious human rights awards it owners groups or individuals for their fights for human rights or freedom of thought across the globe now a vocal critic of the kremlin and fierce opposition moscow's i'm excited he's making crimea has

if the democrats win the house the senate or both they could block trump's agenda. they could investigate allegations of abuse and misconduct facing trouble in the senate democrats could reject trump appointees and they could even have the numbers to start the long and fraught process of and teaching trump. the democrats are making a big push in these midterm elections hillary clinton's bitter defeat to donald trump in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election had left the party shocked and divided correspondent my of sri to talk to democrats support us to find out what the party stands for beyond its strong anti trump position. if there is a blue wave coming to washington it might look something like this during brett kavanaugh scum from asian hearings for the u.s. supreme. chord angry activists of all genders and colors turned up to protest in numbers this is a key strategy the democrats have been banking on make people show up and party leaders are pushing the message to restore democrats to office people especially women need to vote just let women know

democrats get back into power. let's watch. a >> president trump: the democrats are even talking about doing really bad things now to justice kavanaugh. last week they said we'll impeach him. for what? for what? besides that i have to go first. >> laura: joe, his sense of humor is underrated. that was funny and a serious at the same time, but that is the governing agenda right now. it's now keep the rage going, keep them clawing at the supreme court doors, which is my give now. >> the democrats have rolled the dice on violence, antagonism, confrontation, the lack of civility. remember, hillary clinton just said there will be no civility -- that's her position-unless or until we get both houses. what you are watching is a shameful display and a continuation the way the democrats acted during the kavanaugh confirmation hearings. justice kavanaugh, during his response, reacted emotionally and, i think, quite properly. when you are being excused of -- accused being a gang rapist with no evidence whatsoever, you are entitled -- >> laura: it was a little

this issue doesn't tend play well for democrats. trumpats know it. >> how hard would it be for democrats to say we're against illegal immigration? they can't figure out how to push back on donald trump? we're against illegal immigration as well. mike allen, you called this the republicans' throw this everything against the wall plan, which i suspect looks a lot like what happens when citadel play the clemson tigers in november. throw everything at the wall and what's stick zblg right. it's the economy, stupid. don't forget health care. here he's out talking about the tax cut. i checked around with both senate republican leaders, they all shot back they said i think he's making it up. but he pays little price for making it up. no long-term planning in this white house. >> nick, what do you see and what do you hear when you look at the president of the united states constantly, intentionally this week, another round of lies to the american voter? is this changing our politics? is it our changing our country. >> both. here's the thing, what

they want to say it's the democrats. trumps it's the democrats who are paying to have the caravan come, jesse. this is ridiculous, absurd, but i guess some people might be suckers out there and buy that foolishness. >> jesse: people are going down there from america to help the caravan come north. >> juan: oh, come on. >> jesse: that's in an article, i'll show you. before we get to kennedy, i want to address the tax cuts. you don't have to say tax cuts. when he says jobs, when he says the economy, when he says gdp, that's under the umbrella of everything he's done economically. that's including getting across. >> juan: does that include drive up the deficit 17% in one year? >> dana: that is laughable, a democrat talking about the deficit. >> juan: republicans saying deficits don't water because democrats aren't in the white house. >> jesse: the u.s. is coming from the left. >> as oon independent voter and woman who doesn't fit neatly into any category or box i look at freedom-killing deficit spending and it is atrocious. from

and with donald trump, and i will say, that the democrats had the anti-trump venom going for them. they had the super soaker, if you will. the problem is now republicans -- the problem for democrats is that republicans now have their own super soaker in brett kavanaugh. and i will just say, you mentioned 2010 in 1994, what was motivating in those elections? the tea party in 2010? the contract with america in 1994, and both democrats suffered under it. this time around, you don't have that full-on hate, because you have it on both sides. and that's a big difference. >> one specific group to watch, if you remember the special election in alabama, black women voted in huge numbers. and we, just people i know down there, before that election, i just heard stuff i hadn't heard of before, in terms of organizing, activity, enthusiasm for elections. i would watch that particularly throughout the south, in a state like north carolina, south carolina, in georgia, especially, where there's a great big governance election, i would watch that group. >> you know, peggy, i want to point out one ot

trump. not just for his policies, but for his very survival. democrats gaining control of the house could mean an attempt at the impeachment of president trump. so he is focusing on what he believes is a winning issue that will get his voters out to the polls, scaring the american people about undocumented immigrants. the president, apparently, so fired up by this issue, he decided to publicly blast the republican speaker of the house, paul ryan, who dared to disagree with the president's incorrect belief that he could undo birthright citizenship as described in the constitution with the stroke of his pen through an executive order. it's a little more complicated than that. president trump writing, quote, paul ryan should be focusing on holding the majority rather than giving his opinions on birthright citizenship, something he knows nothing about. cnn's kaitlan collins at the white house. this has to be weird for speaker ryan. he's held his tongue for two years about some things that president trump has said that ryan found offensive and outrageous at r

the last one considered to be a low in trump foreign policy. plus how the democrats are selling their message in the midterms and hitting back against the trump rhetoric. danny deutsch talking about marketing to voters. and this reporting on health care in the election, including hearing from obama's health secretary later tonight. and our view on the roof, the roots frontman, talking about a new push for criminal justice reform. you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. 3, 2, 1... not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some common side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. ask your doctor if coolsculpting is right for you. and visit coolsculpting.com today for your chance to win a free treatment. and visit coolsculpting.com constipation until my doctor direcommended miralax.my stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax works with the water in your bod

president trump says the democrats are bad for the market. terry mcauliffe says hillary clinton will never be on a ballot again. but is he right? money, politics. we have the debate behind tomorrow's headlines. "the evening edit" starts right now. president trump and first lady melania in pittsburgh to mourn the victims of the deadly shooting at the tree of life synagogue. christina? reporter: there were 11 that were victims of this massacre including one survivor of the holocaust. the president is visiting a hospital in pittsburgh. an hour ago he did visit the tree of life synagogue. he was accompanied by the first lady, as well as his daughter ivanka trump. they lit candles for all 11 victims. protesters take to the streets saying it wasn't the best time for him to come to the city. you had the president not make any comments. we are not expecting comments on this. right now we know he went to the tree of life synagogue earlier this afternoon and is visiting the hospital. you had the mayor of pittsburgh urging the president and national vis

democrat party is. just a vote for resistance. it is the party of anti-trumpn and at a certain point you have to say here's what supporting is actually means as opposed we are against everything. they have not done a good job presenting that. heather: when you look at these poll numbers in terms of interest in the midterms 54% are more likely to vote democrat, only 43% republican. >> there is pressure for young people to say they support democrats more than anyone else. they feel campus reform, student pressure people feel and young people as a whole see what happens, people who are vocal in support of republican and conservative causes, violence, threats they face on a daily basis, many go along with leftist ideology because it is easier on a daily basis. a lot of young people feel pressure to go along with the narrative even if they don't know what it is about. heather: young people pressured to say they support democrats even though privately they may support republicans. the same type of issue in the black community we keep hearing about. >> and look at wh

he really wants that donald trump wants democrat take over the house so he can blame it on a polo say ok let's be honest and i will i just want to lay it out here donald trump is not a repugnant republican donald j. john i already publicly and i agree it's for himself and what has happened is that americans across the country felt the energy i remember driving in two thousand and sixteen and getting nervous when i was working against the president and again i'm a lifelong republican what i thought hand. facebook steps up its fight against fake news actually hundreds of pages and accounts. moscow opens its arms in a warm welcome to the two astronauts who escaped death on thursday and aborted a rocket launch into their journey in midair as they crash landed in kazakhstan. and a special operation by the crown prince u.s. media reports that riyadh planned the detonation of the saudi or the french rather of the saudi journalist who disappeared in turkey last week and of that american intelligence was aware of that spread.

hardened criminals and that they somehow represent a kind of national emergency trump falsely claims the opposition democratic party encourages migrants and wants completely open borders trump is using it of using vulnerable people to advance his own political agenda u.s. agencies say over the past twelve months most people detained at the border were parents with children were children from leave alone now many more are on their way robert oulds al jazeera at the us mexico border the u.s. is imposing new sanctions on lebanon based group hezbollah donald trump signed the measure into law before attending an event to mark the thirty fifth anniversary of the attack on the u.s. marine barracks in beirut two hundred forty one u.s. service personnel were killed in the bombing during lebanon's civil war the armed group islamic jihad claimed responsibility for the attack senior members of that group went on to join as paula. over the past year we have levied the highest number of sanctions ever imposed on has been in a single year by far just a few moments ago i signed legislation imposing even more hard hitting san

but in a trump era, it's just not believable that democrats are going to be taking over washington, d.c. with mobs when you're dealing with president trump. so for 2020, i think that a lot's going to happen, who knows what's going to happen in the midterms. democrats are likely to take the house. i am so gun shy of making any predictions, because i really embarrassed myself in 2016. but it's likely democrats will take the house. it's unlikely we'll take the senate. what's most likely is we'll just preserve the margin in the senate. pickup that means you technically have a divided government, it means nothing's going to get done, but you have a divided government centered in one power. use fful for democrats in driving a message. right now we're not in charge of anything. it's difficult to get your message out. i have run senate campaigns. when you don't have any power, no one really listens to you. i think that message will become clearer. i think part of that message is investigations and holding trump accountable. hopefully we're not driving down the impeachment road. >> one quick poi

trump. the democratic party is more popular than donald trump.ar than donald trump is the republican party. so there are issues out there that president obama is really making a contrast to what republicans are doing. and also one more thing is the voter registration went up this year and early voting went up this year. we don't know yet which side is winning that battle, but normally that's good for democrats. >> karine, always a pleasure to see you. thanks very much to both of you. >>> coming up, the trump administration has extended another invitation to vladimir putin to come to the united states but this comes one week after the justice department charged a russian for interfering in the 2018 election. 2018 election if you get lost, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom: it's a $10 cover? oh, okay. didn't see that on the website. he's been acting more and more like his dad. come on, guys! jump in! the water's fine! tom pritchard. how we doin'? hi, there. tom pritchard. can we get

. >> president trump: the democrats have been trying to destroy judge brett kavanaugh.boos] since the very first second he was announced, and he was announced for one simple reason. he has an incredible intellect, an incredible person, an incredible talent. he has been an incredible judge. because they know that judge kavanaugh will protect, uphold, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> sean: tonight, many u.s. senators say they are on the fence, but responding positively to today's fbi report. according to senator jeff flake, a swing vote, the report revealed zero new evidence against kavanaugh. sunder collins of maine, another crucial swing vote, praised the investigation for being very thorough. here is bottom line. if both flake and collins vote in favor of judge kavanaugh, he will be a supreme court justice. today at a very fiery press conference, senate republicans had this to say about the impending vote and this horrific process. take a look. >> what we know for sure is the fbi report did not corroborate any of the allegations against a judge kava

trump promised us. not the anarchy democrats, aka, demon rats, want to impose on us. e tactics of these demon rats and trump-hating leftists are backfiring. americans are now buying into and shooting results over politically correct losing behavior of other presidents. when the "new york times," bret stephens, and the "wall street journal"'s peggy noonan both trump haters said senate democrats overplayed their hand and the democrats are blowing it. you know sense was coming. and it's not the blue wave the genius pundits predicted. they know they lost not just the kavanaugh fight. but the american people along the way. americans don't like lies in justice and they don't like villagvigilante for mob justice. the insanity we witnessed by those suffering from trump derangement syndrome is shock and unprecedented. from being tossed out of restaurants to being directed to harass, intimidate, confront and make a crowd around anyone they don't agree with, they ramped it up even more during the kavanaugh hearings. screaming, interrupting. shouting down senators, block them from

i think the democrats would get the house because republicans have to sweep those 32 races. my hope is is that the trumpters understand the severity of nancy pelosi being speaker and that that would overcome that deficit. >> i think that's a hope, not a reality. i think the democrats will win narrowly. i would say that i don't see the blue wave materializing that the democrats hoped would show up but there are enough vacancies, open seats and frankly democratic -- >> sean: 45 retirements and youth at that the headwind of history. they pick up seats in the senate, the split decision most people are calling tonight, one week out. the pundits are wrong. they were wrong in 2014, 2016, 2004. >> i can't disagree with you or doug right now because there are too many open seats. the rest of the seats and on tuesday because the early voting states. at the republicans are doing better than -- about like they did in 16 florida but not as well as they did in '14 because the democrats and the anti-trump boat are coming out a little bit better. we really have to watch that. plus, you can't let up on election day. rem

southern neighbor is pretty incredible in terms of how this relationship came down. >> eric trump: the democrats ran on this notion that trump, you are anti-hispanic or anti-this or anti-that, and recess, any other word you could think of they threw there. we see that when the president of the country comes out and says, this is what they did. the first people willing to sit there and renegotiate nafta, their relationship is incredibl incredible. this is one of the best things that we can do, empower the mexican government to take care of themselves and it be that from central america. central america even more so than mexico is the challenge where you have gangs, or you have human rights issues. and we can actually partner with the new united nations or government of mexico. that not only helps the united states but mexico, and those that are trying to be migrants and find a way out. and what we can do is work with the mexican government and the united nations to find out a way to protect those individuals and to give a safe harbor. >> you also have to take into account those things. what's hea

many of those stops are home to trump state democrats. re trump won, but democrats represent there. they are vulnerable for that reason. in addition his base driving tactics on immigration, the president is closing his message on the economy. he tweeted, the stock market is up massively since the election, but is now taking a little pause. people want to see what happens with the mid-terms if you want the stocks to go down. i strongly suggest voting democrat. they like the venezuelaa mottle and open borders. >> that's a way to spin the stock market going down. >> it's dangerous to do a negative like that. i'm definitely overthinking this, but let's talk about the big picture. he has been deployed to these red states because if you talk to the candidates in these red states on the gop side, even the democratic side, it seems to be working. >> it's a strategy. >> they're want him there. he has been to montana how many times and missouri twice on this tour. he is going to the states where they see these vulnerable democratic senators and they

trump, a businessman. your turn, deneen. >> you look at how democrats love kanye west before he supported donald trump. like maxine waters say kanye west should shut up because he speaks out of turn. kanye west is eroding black support for democrats. him talking about people thinking independently and look at the other side of the spectrum, that is the democrats' worst nightmare. that's why they are trying to make an example out of kanye. >> it's a little bit like reality tv. when was the last time you saw a celebrity be able to get attention of all three cable networks. kim kardashian and kanye west are the most of influential celebrities on the face of the world. charles: he wasn't there to flatter trump. on stop and frisk he said we don't like that. president trump said he'll take another look at it. that's what we want these conversations to be. how off down see him sitting attentively, not interrupting, paying attention, and saying i will look into changing my mind on something. >> kanye west is from chicago. chicago is on fire with gangs and failing schools and poor job opportunities. these are th

trump: that is why democrats want to give illegal aliens free health care. that is why democrats want to give illegal immigrants the right to vote. [booing] pres. trump: we will go down fighting for that one. can you imagine? the vote was always so sacred. now they want the right to vote. there is one town in california were illegal immigrants want to

trump is continuing to use the issue to pound democrats. >> president trump: as we speak, the democratter caravan of illegal aliens to violate our laws and break into our country. right now, it's the sole result of the democrat laws and activist democrat judges that do whatever they want. and that prevent us from returning illegal aliens back home to central america and other parts of the world. >> juan: wow. let's start with greg. here he is, we've been talking about, can you tone it down a little bit, given what's going on with the bombings and everything. here he is saying the democrats are encouraging the caravan. previously some were saying george soros might be paying them. democrats are encouraging them. activist judges. is it fair? >> greg: i think it is fair when any time a person brings up kind of a logical argument about the consequences of waiving the caravan through, they are called bigots or xenophobic or racist. that way, by scaring people and not actually saying the logical consequences, i do think that helps. the troops are telling you something very clear. this is not

shannon: campaign of destruction donald trump terry into democrats over brett kavanaugh, how he plans to bring that fiery tone to the campaign trail with a midterm warning for the resistance. opportunities for ex-cons. what kanye west plans to talk to donald trump about this week. "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> good morning, live look at the streets of new york city, times square, pretty good but not so much in florida as they brace for much more than thunder. we talk about the hurricane on the way, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, thank you as always wherever you are for starting the day with us. you maddie at evacuation is underway as harry can michael barrels towards the florida panhandle. >> hurricane michael is a monstrous storm that will bring total devastation to parts of our state especially the panhandle, you have got to get your family safe. >> florida and alabama under state of emergency is michael pounds cuba. officials warn of life-threatening storm surge as high as 12 feet, heavy rainfall and flooding. bridge tolls suspended as p

two, do independents keep breaking the democrats way. what will trump say and do over the next four weeks? that is number three. number four, can heidi heitkamp made a comeback in north dakota. and can democrats keep their edge in florida and wisconsin in the gubernatorial races there. geoff bennett and gar rirett ha are joining us. the president will be leaving for florida and then after that, he will be ceremonially swearing in brett kavanaugh, his new supreme court justice. and to me, i read that as the kickoff to this final midterm push, pal. >> brett kavanaugh is already a supreme court justice. he was sworn in on saturday at the supreme court in private by chief justice john roberts and by the man he is now replacing, the retired justice anthony kennedy. so this ceremonial swearing in happening tonight in public in primetime here at the white house is all part of the president's pr push. as you well know, these kind of events usually happen in the day in the rose garden. but the president is going to make the case, trying to make the argument that

let's put that aside and focus on the reality that donald trump is how democrats will deal with it.as a split, understandably so. i want you to listen to cory booker, a potential candidate, about how he said people should behave. >> i will never let him pull me so low as to hate him. i will continue to be a voice for love and bringing the nation together and not driving the nation apart and trying to create an empathy where republican and democrat and wherever our diversity is. we need to work together. that's what america does best. not have leader who is attack or demean. >> then you have elizabeth warren who has been very outspoken in hitting back against donald trump who has been personal and aggressive against her. she said some men only hear blah blah blah whichever a woman is talking, but there is nothing impolite about speaking out and holding the government accountable and people have a right to be angry. >> i saw elizabeth warren in georgia and she talks about this on the stump. it was a pretty good stump speech and she talks about righteous anger and fighting. that's the

and we're bringing on one of the young democrats who may take trump on in 2020 to see where are the democratsn? what's their countermessage? how do they preserve themselves for the midterms? and anthony scaramucci is here to take the other side. >> thanks, chris, we'll see you then. >>> coming up next, could there be a second summit meeting between president trump and vladimir putin? we have the very latest on a possible meeting. today... back pain can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. at booking.com, we can't guarantee you'll good at that water jet thingy... but we can guarantee the best price on this hotel. or any accommodation, from homes to yurts. booking.com booking.yeah >>> president trump says he is likely going to meet with russian president vladimir putin perhaps as soon as next month in paris. the president's most recent meeting with putin was over the summer in helsinki and questions still linger over what precisely was discussed between the two l

democrat. and finally come michigan 11, pro trump g.o.p. nominee lena epstein is in an battle against democrat haley stevens. we are trying to do days away from the vaguest midterm election of our lifetime.