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lou: in his one hour and 18 minutes in wilkes-barre, the president having a lot of fun. me is gregg jarrett. i want to talk about the number one book on the "new york times" best sellers list. it's judge jeanine's book, "liars, leakers, and liberals." gregg's book is not yet on the "new york times" best sellers list. but this weekend it will replace pirro's book on on of the list. gregg will be number one and the judge number two as they duke it out. gregg: thank you very much. and your support for the book. i gave it to you several weeks ago, and you have been enthusiastic ever since. lou: how long have i been enthusiastic? i was late to the party. but congratulations on the book. and the president going straight at it. absolutely marvelous tonight in his appearance. i think he is unbeatable. i can't inimagine the person that can defeat him at the polls. what i can imagine is the presidency being undercut by loathesome rinos and dems who have been working for two years nonstop to undercut him and subvert the presidency. gregg: he gets very little support from ryan and m

lou: in his one hour and 18 minutes in wilkes-barre, the president having a lot of fun.oining me is gregg jarrett. i want to talk about the number one book on the "new york times" best sellers list. it's judge jeanine's book, "liars, leakers, and liberals." gregg's book is not yet on the "new york times" best sellers list. but this weekend it will replace pirro's book on on of the list. gregg will be number one and the judge number two as they duke it out. gregg: thank you very much. and your support for the book. i gave it to you several weeks ago, and you have been enthusiastic ever since. lou: how long have i been enthusiastic? i was late to the party. but congratulations on the book. and the president going straight at it. absolutely marvelous tonight in his appearance. i think he is unbeatable. i can't inimagine the person that can defeat him at the polls. what i can imagine is the presidency being undercut by loathesome rinos and dems who have been working for two years nonstop to undercut him and subvert the presidency. gregg: he gets very little support from ryan

well by chris matthews, do we really think that those 10,000 people cheering in pennsylvania and wilkes-barre were stupid and couldn't figure out if this president were smart with the program or not with the program? >> kellyanne: well that's the thing, judge. all across the country, and i traveled frequently out on behalf of the white house, he was in florida and pennsylvania already this week, and he does that for a very specific reason. he takes the case directly to the people, and the middleman doesn't like it. he communicates with all of us the very same time what's on his mind at any given moment through his vast social media platform and cuts out the middleman. i don't want to lose sight of how much affection and appreciation there is in this country for the president and his policy. people know exactly what you just said, a booming economy. and people know it. i went through the crowd last night in pennsylvania, they are there because they are appreciative of having options in this job market. they are appreciative of having more money in their pockets and their bank account that give

well by chris matthews, do we really think that those 10,000 people cheering in pennsylvania and wilkes-barre were stupid and couldn't figure out if this president were smart with the program or not with the program? >> kellyanne: well that's the thing, judge. all across the country, and i traveled frequently out on behalf of the white house, he was in florida and pennsylvania already this week, and he does that for a very specific reason. he takes the case directly to the people, and the middleman doesn't like it. he communicates with all of us the very same time what's on his mind at any given moment through his vast social media platform and cuts out the middleman. i don't want to lose sight of how much affection and appreciation there is in this country for the president and his policy. people know exactly what you just said, a booming economy. and people know it. i went through the crowd last night in pennsylvania, they are there because they are appreciative of having options in this job market. they are appreciative of having more money in their pockets and their bank account that give

the workers of scranton and bethlehem and allentown and wilkes-barre are the backbone of american might. they really were. the backbone of our country. the backbone of american strengths and mites. but the loyalty of our workers was repaid with betrayal. you were betrayed by our politicians. you were betrayed by the people that ran our country. you are not betrayed anymore. [cheering and applause] >> hillary would come in and she would have 350 people. and jay-z would come up and say language that was unspeakable. they say i'm rough with my language. she would bring bruce springstein. what happened was interesting because they started off by saying, we haven't seen anything like this since ronald reagan. i like ronald reagan. [cheering and applause] and then it got bigger and bigger and wilder and wilder. and then we won by a lot. don't forget, it was 306-223, that's a lot. there is no way according to fake news cnn. there is no way for trump to get to 270. there is no pathh. remember the expression? ladies and gentlemen, there is no path for donald trump to get to 270. there wasn't but

liz: president trump on his way to the arena in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania.rally at 7 fem eastern time. this is the 7th trip the president has made to pennsylvania. thank you for watching. charles payne is here with "making money." charles: you are looking inside that arena, wilkes-barre, pennsylvania where the president will hold another rally. it will start in about an hour. apple hitting a $1 trillion market valuation. the biggest story late in the day. the resolve in the markets. it could be the ultimate buy signal. if you are not making money in this market i will show you how. the nation's top intelligence and security officials issuing a dire warning. the russians continue to interfereh

let's see. >> reporter: gary tuchman, cnn, wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. >> okay.arming sex abuse arrest at a shelter where immigrant children are being held in mesa, arizona. a former healthcare worker is a charged with mow lesing boys between 15 and 17 between august 2016 and july of last year. the former employee faces a total of 11 charges. in a separate case police arrested this 32-year-old man who works at a phoenix shelter after he was accused of mow lesing a 14-year-old migrant girl. dianne gallagher is on this today. tell me what's happening with these cases. >> reporter: let's talk about that first one there in mesa, arizona, with the eight boys. look, this turned my stomach, brooke, just reading this to begin with. the man who has been charged in those cases his them is le'veon paceco. it happened from august 2016 until july of 2017. he was a youth care worker at a southwest key facility in mesa, arizona. accords to documents with the court he basically molested these boys age 15 to 17, eight of them, he touched them in their genitalia over their clothes

then president trump on the trump in wilkes-barre essentially calling the russian investigation a hoax. i've been pressing administration officials about this mixed messaging. i can tell you they're digging in. mercedes schlapp says the president isn't undercutting the administration at all, she says they're speaking from the same playbook. but this is a tough line to walk, andrea. >> ken dilanian, you had dan coats, head of national intelligence, questioned about the dissonance there. let's watch. >> in the run-up to the helsinki summit, u.s. officials, ambassadors to nato, ambassadors to russia, said that the president would raise the issue of malign activity with the president. >> i'm not in a position to either understand fully or talk about what happened at helsinki. >> ken, it does seem that dan coats and the rest of the team have still not been briefed on what happened during that private one on one. >> and that's remarkable, andrea. dan coats is the nation's top intelligence official. he needs to know these things, he needs to understand where the russians are coming from, and

president trump made remarks at a rally in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania on thursday and after the post report was published and falsehoods just kept coming, here are a select few. >> so i raised 44 b$44 billion year and nato funding was going down. republicans just passed the biggest tax cuts in the history of our country. i'll tell you what, russia is very unhappy that trump won, that, i can tell you. we saved our family farms and our small businesses from the estate tax also known as the death tax. >> i believe 80 farms benefited from that change to the tax cut. my panel back with me. evan, your reaction to that. a day out of many, that string of lies and falsehoods we heard from the president there in wilkes-barre. what is your prescription to people watching that? there is a tendency to become inured to this. >> but you know, we look to leaders in this country and everywhere else, leaders play an important role. we don't just have them, you know, out of coincidence. they do serve a role. people are busy, getting their kids to school, worrying about making ends meet. we depend on ou

. >> reporter: melissa dietrich and her husband dave were at the trump rally last week in wilkes-barre. >> i loved it. i've never been to a rally. it was exciting. >> reporter: they're q followers who have 20,000 followers themselves. we caught up with them today in reading. is q-anon a person? >> obviously it's at least one person. it could be more than one person. some of the posts are signed q-plus which would seem to indicate that it's more than one person. >> he doesn't tell you what to think. he leads you to information, you can read it and decide yourself what you think. bread crumbs, you follow them. >> you call them bread crumbs. you bake the bread crumbs? >> yes, so they will take the bread crumbs and actually make bread with them. >> some of this comes out, though, pretty half-baked. jfk jr.? really? >> i don't know that -- in terms of the jfk jr. possibly being alive, again, i think different people interpret the bread crumbs very differently. >> reporter: some q-anon believers seized on this post from q in april. potus and jfk jr., relationship. some q followers ran with i

a.m., the airline pilots association's annual safety forum and president trump holds a rally in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. >> on c-span this week in primetime, thursday at 10 of :00 p.m., the net roots conference candidatebooker and john federman and friday, more from the net roots conference with senators elizabeth warren, kamala harris, and candidate deborah holland. this week in prime time on c-span, c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app. administrator andrew wheeler at the senate hearing today discussed exemptions to admissions rules for small refineries. and california's auto emissions regulations. this hearing of the senate

when you listen to him speak like i did in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, my hometown.y dad is from plains, 15 minutes from scranton. i think these people relate to him. he's the blue collar billionaire president. he is able to tap into their joy. he's able to tap into their aspirations. the policies have been phenomenal. it will be hard to argue against what the president is putting on the table for every day average americans. judge jeanine: the gdp and the tariffs. the president said tonight, if we get the trade deficit down the gdf goes up. this your forte. he talked about the fact we rebuilt china with a $500 billion a year trade deficit. it's time we rebuilt our own country. everybody understands that. this whole thing with tariffs, they talk about the fact that it's not a good thing for america, they are going to hurt us. explain this to me. >> the president's position is the trade system since the end of world war ii has been unbalanced. the u.s. did that to help build the rest of the world after the defend sayings of world war ii. -- with the -- after the devas

charles: you are looking inside that arena, wilkes-barre, pennsylvania where the president will hold another rally. it will start in about an hour. apple hitting a $1 trillion market valuation. the biggest story late in the day. the resolve in the markets. it could be the ultimate buy signal. if you are not making money in this market i will show you how. the nation's top intelligence and security officials issuing a dire warning. the russians continue to interfere with our election process. >> with regard to russian involvement in the mid-term elections, we continue to see a pervasive messaging campaign by russia to try the weaken and divide the united states. these efforts are not exclusive to this election or future elections, but certainly cover issues relevant to the election. charles: here to discuss, michael baker. and a senior research fellow at the heritage foundation. and craig keeley. and former naive officer. tremendous resumes up there. i'll tart with mike baker. it's been a while. this was sort of remarkable in the sense a lot of heat coming at the administration since

this evening president trump is holding a rally in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, to support congressman lou barletta's bid for u.s. senate seat. it starts at seven ago p.m. eastern. and tonight, ivanka trump discusses workforce issues at an axios atsted by 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. point,igh

trump also insulted california democratic congressperson maxine waters during a campaign rally in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, late last week, falsely claiming waters has a very low iq. in response to the comments about lebron james, milani a spokesperson said "it looks like lebron james is working to do good things on behalf of our next generation." legendary nfl wide receiver randy moss paid tribute to african american men and women killed by the police during the nfl hall of fame induction ceremony in canton, ohio, saturday night. he wore a tie stitched with the names, eric garner, tamir rice, sandra bland, akai gurley, freddie gray, walter scott, alton sterling, trayvon martin and other victims of police brutality or white vigilante violence. this is nfl star randy moss, speaking in an interview after the ceremony. randy moss: i wanted to be about the families let know that they are not alone. i am not here voicing the names on my tie. for thea big platform pro football hall of fame. there is a lot of stuff going on in our country and i want to let these families know that they are not alon

president trump is back on the campaign trail in pennsylvania, stumping for loua, barlen wilkes-barre>> during the rally, that president touched on the border wall policy he wants, the possible government shutdown and his meeting last month with russian president vladimir putin. >> we're being hinded by the russian hoax. it's a hoax, okay? i'll tell you what, russia's very unhappy that trump won, that i can tell you.bu i got along great with him. >> president trump's comments came hours after the country's top national security chiefs warned tharussia is still ying to interfere in the u.s. elections. >> tracie potts is following the latest developments on capitol hill. what are officials russia's interference this time? >> reporter: the president's top intelligence and national security officials, five of them, came out to the news briefing and said this is not a hoax, that it's real, that they have connectedva pve messaging from russia to weaken and divideur country going into this november election. who is saying that? the nsa, national security agency, the fbi, home larland securit

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stay tuned for president trump's rally in wilkes-barre township. "the story" starting right now. >> i will be watching you on "jimmy kimmel" my friend. any moment now, president trump ready to take the stage in pennsylvania for a make america great again rally. the president hoping to turn the tables for the republican senate candidates there. an election could very well serve as a referendum on his presidency. look, there is the man of the hour right there, although the other night, he spoke for an entire hour. it's been longer than that that the people in pennsylvania get to be in his company as he walks his way to the stage. hello in prime time, i'm harris faulkner into night for martha maccallum. let's set the stage in pennsylvania as we wait for the president. i had in the of republican polls, kacey also leading him in fund-raising. tonight's endorsement from the president of the united states could flip those back, and if that happens, could mean the president has momentum as he heads into 2020? keep in mind, the latest real clear politics av

and president trump back on the campaign trail i pennsylvania, stumping forou barletta, in wilkes-barreuring the rally, that president touched on the border wall policy he wants, the possible government shutdown and his meeting last month with russian presidtit vladimir >> we're being hindered by the russian hoax. it's a hoax, okay?u i'll tell at, russia's very unhappy that trump won, that i can tell you. but i got along great with him.t >> presirump's comments came hours after the country's top national security chiefs warned that russia is still trying to interfere in the u.s. elections. wohl have we'll have more on the "today" show. t daughter, ivanka trump is distancing herself from some of her father's controversial policies. she answered questions at an event yesterday. when asked about her high and g low points durr time at the white house, she said that one of the lowest points was seeing the family serations at the u.s./mexico border. >> that was a low point for me, as well. i feel very strongly about that. and i am very vehemently against family separation. >> ivanka trump was

the workers of scranton and bethlehem and allentown and wilkes-barre were the backbone of american might, they really where. the backbone of american strength and might but the loyalty of our workers was repaid with betrayal. you were betrayed by our politicians. you were betrayed by the people who ran our country but you're not betrayed anymore. pennsylvania lost 300,000 manufacturing jobs and china joined the wto. right now china isn't too happy with me. i have great respect for president xi and have great respect for china. it's not their fault that our leaders were stupid. for decades, our politicians ran for office pledging to crack down on unfair trade. they never did it. once elected, they did absolutely nothing and our workers and our country got ripped off like no country ever before in the history of the world. we got rippedth off. it was a massive transfer of wealth to other countries. the politicians watched as other countries extol our jobs, plundered our wealth, and glued the crown jewels of the american economy. i am not another politician, i keep my promises to the people

. >> senator santorum, the president goes to wilkes-barre, pennsylvania.e will stump for lou barletta who struggled. the polling has them about 15 points apart, him behind democrat senator bob casey. given trump's recent success, the governor race in florida and the swing towards desantis there, do you -- how do you like barletta's odds having the president come here? is this a fight the president should wage? >> absolutely. i think pennsylvania is very much in play in this election. while charlie is right in one respect, casey is doing well among democrats, you know, lou could do better among republicans, in large part because he is not well-known outside of the region of the state he is from. bringing the president to campaign for him and giving lou some visibility will be a very good thing and solidify the republican base and closing the polls. i have seen polls that have this race closer. most of the polls have casey below 50%, which is not a great place for a democrat -- for any incumbent to be. >> the thing with desantis in florida is that he just we

the president heads to wilkes-barre, pennsylvania for a rally.uce the number of obstruction of justice questions if the president sits down with mueller. the president's lawyers offered to provide written answers to obstruction questions. trump legal team wanted the interview limited to things before he took office relating to collusion. >> "the new york times" reporting that the president is pushing his lawyers to do an interview. sources tell "the times" he believes he can convince them this is a witch hunt. but rudy giuliani is not on board yet. >> he always has been interested in testifying. it is us. the team of lawyers that have reservations about it. >> the source tells us the two sides are talking, but taking baby steps toward each other. >> it did not take long for the president to fire up his twitter feed. he is calling on jeff sessions to put an end to the rigged russia investigation now. he has criticized sessions' decision to recuse himself from the russia probe. >> this raises questions from the president with all of the allegations

this is trump speaking at a campaign rally in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, thursday evening. pres. trump: there has never been, and even these people back here, these horrible, her rent us people -- horrendous people, said it looks like the academy awards there are so many. have you ever seen this? but they can make anything bad disisgustininge the news. amy: trump's attacks came as his daughter, senior white house adviser ivanka trump, said she doesn't share he father's view that the press is the enemy of the american people. ivanka trump was speaking at an event held by the web site axios. during her interview, she also described her father's policy of sepaparating immigrant familiest the u.s.-mexico border as a low popoint of herer time in the whe house. >> yes, that was a low point for me as well. i feel very strongly about that. vehemently,y, against family separation and the separaration of parents and childrdren. soso i would agree with that sentimiment. i think immigration is incncredibly complex. amy: in texas, immigrant rights groups say more than 500 fathers and sons who

stay tuned for president trump's rally in wilkes-barre township.right now. >> i will be watching you on "jimmy kimmel" my friend. any moment now, president trump ready to take the stage in pennsylvania for a make america great again rally. the president hoping to turn the tables for the republican senate candidates there. an election could very well serve as a referendum on his presidency. look, there is the man of the hour right there, although the other night, he spoke for an entire hour. it's been longer than that that the people in pennsylvania get to be in his company as he walks his way to the stage. hello in prime time, i'm harris faulkner iig

. >> laura: well, that was president trump tonight in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania to discuss the press a a lot of hot news. let's bring one of our close friends, at least mine, for too many years to count, and the president's closest advisor, white house counselor kellyanne conway. kellyanne, thank you so much for joining us tonight. we've been discussing the relationship with the press, and the crybaby response, which i think is feigned, phony moral outrage, the horrible things said about this president, the horrible types of violence, anti-trump protests, smashing windows, and beating people up who have a cap on that says make america great, but now the press is upset because some 70-year-old lady yells at jim acosta. i mean, i don't get it. >> i thought press secretary sarah sanders handled it beautifully today when she really read it, an entire litany of facts. things that have been said about her and some violence that has been incited against her, she is the only press secretary in u.s. history to hear her say it thatt she needed bodyguards andst secret service. i had secret serv

collection, this is not necessarily everything, a collection of some of the things that were said in wilkes-barre that were not true. >> highways we have done to two years very shortly. u.s. steel is opening up several plants. i'll tell you what, russia is very unhappy that trump won. that i can tell you. i raised $44 billion last year, and i don't know if you know, nato funding was going down. chain migration, and this was the schumer deal. schumer wanted this. republicans just passed the biggest tax cuts in the history of our country. >> so jonathan lemire, what is the white house process when the president goes out? >> the president has a pretty unconventional relationship with the truth, brian. and i think for the most part the white house process resembles this. i think that they try to cleanup some of this stuff, but they also know there's a sense around the building and not just white house aides but every so often the president just needs to blow off some steam. let's also remember this is something that predates his political career. from his day as as real estate developer in new york,

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appears to me can never acknowledge that to his base who he was obviously playing to in his rally at wilkes-barrel mudd said this was a pr stunt. i know you know phil. he put it very bluntly. here he is. >> let's be clear. that was not a security meeting yesterday. >> so that was a pr stunt to your mind? >> that was a pr stunt. give me a break, yes. they got used. >> do you agree? >> well, i think i take issue a little bit with my good friend phil mudd on this. i thought it was pretty compelling to have -- i mean, yeah, it had a pr aura about it just because it was in the white house press room but i thought the messages that were conveyed all down the line by the heavy artillery in the national security arena was pretty compelling. and i thought all of their statements were genuine and sincere and they all made the point one way or another that russia poses a profound -- >> so you believe them. but did they get used by their boss? >> well, as subsequent events would indicate they certainly got as jennifer rubin of the "washington post" indicated, got hung out to dry big time and i was trying to

also tonight president trump will be holding a rally in wilkes-barre pennsylvania in support of congressmanubar metal reelection bid. you can watch it online that c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. the program is about to begin. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we are waiting to hear live from ivanka trump, the daughter and invites her to president trump. she will be talked about workforce issues at this event which is hosted by axios. she will be interviewed by mike allen. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. the program is about to begin. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, use #axios360 on twitter and instagram. and now please turn your attention to the stage, our pro

to speak about a campaign rally in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania last night, president trump acknowledgedensions with beijing. >> right now china is not too happy with me. but i have great respect for president xi and i have great respect for china. it is not their fault that our leaders were stupid to. >> the president also took aim at the russia investigation and again carpet about how his nose his helsinki meeting with vladimir putin was reported for reported. >> we are being hindered by the russian hoax. it's a hoax, okay? but i got -- and everybody said, wow, that was great. a couple of hours later, i started hearing these reports, they wanted me to walk up, here's a podium, they wanted me to walk up and go like this -- >> president trump left an open question whether a showdown over immigration reform and wall funding would lead to a government shutdown before the election. but he vowed it will happen if he doesn't get what he wants. >> i'm a little torn myself. i would personally prefer before. but whether it's before or after, we are either getting it or we are closing down govern

i was listening more closely to the rally he gave in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, earlier in the week.% on other issues, 10% on the midterm coming up where he was speaking. how much of this was geared toward ohioans, how much was he talking about issues they care about? >> mr. balderson got about five minutes of speaking time at the podium. he had a few attacks on the democratic candidate, o'connor. kind of taking a page out of trump's playbook, calling him dishonest danny and trump had his own attacks. but i would say, same percentage. about 90% was trump talking about really any issue that seemed to come to mind with a little bit of tailoring it to ohio for jobs and industry, touting manufacturing jobs coming back. but very little was specific to the 12th district and issues that the voters build up to the special election. >> henry, last question to you. we'll spend time later in the show talking about the national import of this race, what it might mean for the midterm elections. i want to focus not that broadly, but a little more broadly here on what it might mean for ohio. we all

i was in wilkes-barre when donald trump was there, the thing i heard about trump supporters, they were there to show support, to stand up in defense of a president they saw as embattled from me as a member of the media, from the deep state that existed in washington, from political opponents within the republican party included. donald trump has done a very good job of fostering a sense from his base of support that he needs their support to stand with him. that is actually potentially going to pay off in november. we're seeing polling that suggests the republican base is more engaged to support the republican party than we've seen in past recent midterm elections with the party base of the president being willing to come out and show their support for him. i think that is what donald trump wants to do. he wants to give the sense that he needs voters to come out because he is constantly gained in these fights, whether or not those fights exist. >> mika, taking a step back here too, this is one of those moments, we've had many in the trump presidency, an action or pronouncement of his h

wilkes-barre, pa.d in ohio with we'll watch for this and see who urns out in both cases. we'd love to have you both on again on the subject if you'd agree to that. thank you so much for coming on. it's a disturbing topic. ben collins, clint watts. appreciate it. much more ahead "the 11th hour" when we come right back. for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. >>> we are back just quickly with some reminders for you especially our friends who time shift our broadcast. you can watch us anytime you please by downloading the msnbc app. it lives right there on your phone. you can listen

at the wilkes-barre pennsylvania rally last night and then at ya raearlier in the week in e mpa, floridaere wer the crowd fans cheering wildly the president. people wearing testimony shirts "q" and we looked into this. we interviewed our reporter who explains this is a conspiracy theory has grown. it's been out there for some but it's now at the point where it's come out into the open. essentially what they believe is there is a group of people supported by the clintons, by president obama, even byt presidorge w. bush who are trying to overthrow this president, and they're going to stop that from happening. how did we get to this place?u >> know, i used to say we tried to bring democracy in the middle east and wed en middle east everybodyizing our democracy, because we have become a realm of suspicion and conspiracy theories. remember the alleged crnhild raphy ring that was happening in a pizza rhea on connecticut avenue here in d.? these things come and go. the john bch society back in the '50s. they were filled with conspiracy theories. these things come and go. the question is, is the

last night trump was in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, and he brought up the uk again. >> i have great respect for the uk, united kingdom, great respect. people call it britain, they call it great britain, they call it -- they used to call it england, different parts. but the uk, great respect. >> great respect. hey, what can you ask for? nobody elected this man to get the names of places right. >> and i'm greatly honored to host this lunch, to be joined by the leaders of -- ethiopia, ghana, guinea, na mchmbia. >> tanzania. >> belgium is a beautiful city. >> we are also praying for the people of puerto rico. we love puerto rico. >> heroin overdoses are surging and meth overdoses in nevada, nevada. >> and it's great to be back in missouri. >> you cherish utah's gleaming rivers. >> this russia thing with trump and russia. >> jerusalem is not just the heart of three great religions. >> nobody says it the other way, it has to be nevada. right? and if you don't say it correctly, and it didn't happen to me but it happened to a friend of mine, he was killed. >> and god bless the united states. thank

first byron joins us from wilkes-barre pennsylvania. >> good morning. i would like to make a comment on the reason why the republican party was able to set port richard x and. as well as they did in 1968. he did something in 1960 that was quite unusual in politics. you have to remember that he refused to come forward and be a part of a coalition that wanted him to challenge the vote in pennsylvania and in illinois. as result, he lost. if you recall that. then you understand that richard nixon a little bit better. >> i think that is absolutely right. he did decline to challenge. in doing so, he manifested a pretty good element of character. think he also showed character when he became president after 1968. in not ever talking about the mess he inherited from lyndon johnson. he never said -- like barack obama did and donald trump has done. he never said i am struggling with what i inherited. he was a proud man in very significant ways. >> this is richard nixon campaigning and fairbury, 1968 in new hampshire. and being interviewed. >> why do you want to d

the last time he was in wilkes-barre was october of 2016. there you see jeff sessions. rudy giuliani was there. both of them adamant trump is this rule of law guy. and not, to quote rudy then, a serial liar like hillary clinton. fast forward to today and trump says session needs to end the russia probe. here is how rudy defended that tweet. >> we said immediately it's an opinion. he used the media he uses for opinions, twitter. he's established a clear sort of practice now that he expresses his opinions on twitter. he used the word should. he didn't use the word must. there was no presidential directive. didn't direct him to do it. he's not going to direct him to do it. >> bill, is rudy giuliani doing great with the president's base? here we go. are we going to the briefing? not yet. okay. she sometimes make these long statements at the top so we'll wait. is he helpful just with the base? is that offset by what he could potentially doing? >> i think serious lawyers are -- look, he's not going to be indicted. trump personally, it's a fight about public opinion -- >> i'm

in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. we will be taking that live on .and on c-span.org listen at 7:00 on the free c-span radio app. linda in for ginny beach, for beach,-- virginia virginia. am concerned about the midterms because we have a lot of people running that what to abolish ice. president trump has done so much for children and sex trafficking on situations. i think the number was 2500 children have been saved. to abolish ice, who will save these children? these children coming across the border. laws, that would be called abuse in 110 degrees bringing a child across the desert. they're coming, some of them, with blisters on the bottom of their feet. they are choosing to be deported without their children. i can't even imagine. we need levelheaded people in congress. if these people that are calling to abolish ice, and now there is an attorney general calling to arrest ice officers. we have people camped out around their buildings. cities are not protecting the ice officers. i am very concerned. it is getting violent out there, these protests an

of nancy pelosi, high taxes, we can expect fired up remarks from mister trump who went off in wilkes-barret another rally calling out the media for not delivering his successes in office including a strong economy and he attacked his potential democrat opponent in 2020. >> say i am running against pocahontas or crazy bernie. i got to hand it to bernie. i saw him up there the other day, that hair is getting wider and wider, he is getting crazier and crazier. >> reporter: if there is a night is our guide, tonight will be must-see tv at 6:30 eastern. elizabeth: as the gop tries to take ohio by storm. i want to focus on this race. are you surprised we are talking about this. >> thank you so much. we are a few days from actual election day, it is surprising democrats are energized right now but i can tell you ohio is going to turn out the 12th congressional district for troy balderson because ohio, and 4.1%, a state were donald trump beat hillary clinton by 8 points. ohio is a great state for conservative values. i am certain republicans will show up tuesday and support for balderson, he is a s

donald trump doing a campaign stop for a candidate for congress in the state of pennsylvania, wilkes-barre. we are getting lines over the last hour. let me recap these. he has said on nato that now he isall for nato as the money pouring in. you remember he had discussions with nato trying to get them to increase defense spending on the -- defense spending. on russia he said he is being hindered by the hoax. he also said he got along really well with putin. that is the headline. trump said he got along well. he said he had a great meeting in helsinki. this: he is referring to wall with mexico, saying things will get very nasty when it comes to the wall, but really kind of talking across the major contentious points politically. we have not heard much in the way of commentary on the trade war, the tariffs, though i expect he could detour towards that topic. certainly talking about his meeting with putin, saying they got along well, great meeting in helsinki. as we have become accustomed to from president trump, he is having a go at his detractors. for: on the campaign trail his candidates. l

the president told supporters in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, it was a hoax.gence leaders warned a few hours earlier the threat of russian meddling is real. it was the most recent example of the president and administration officials giving conflicting messages. >> in helsinki, i had a great meeting with putin. we discussed everything. now we're being hindered by the russian hoax. it's a hoax. >> we continue to see a pervasive messaging campaign by russia to try to weaken and divide the united states. >> this is a threat we need to take extremely seriously. >> earlier this week the president and secretary of state mike pompeo had different views on demanding preconditions to meet with iran. >> no preconditions, no. they want to meet. any time they want. any time they want. it's good for the country. good for them, good for us, and good for the world. no preconditions. >> the iranians demonstrate the commitment to make fundamental changes in how they treat their own people, reduce their malign behavior, agree that it's worthwhile to enter an agreement that actu

at a raucous rally in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, president trump once again lashed out at the free pass, inciting deeply personal attacks on the news media. >> these horrendous people are the fake, fake, disgusting news. >> reporter: the attacks came on a day when the president's daughter, ivanka, took issue with a label the president has used to brand the news media. >> do you think the word that enemy of the people? >> sorry. >> do you think -- is the enemy of the people. >> no, i do not feel the media is the enemy of the people. >> reporter: the president also lashed out at media coverage of his friendly meeting with russian president vladimir putin in helsinki last month. >> they wanted me to go up and have a boxing match. i said, whatever happened to diplomacy? if i get along with vladimir putin, that's a good thing, folks. >> reporter: but just hours earlier the president's own top national security officials came together at the white house to say that russia is once again trying to interfere with american democracy. >> the scope of this foreign influence threat is both broad and

forum and president trump holds a rally in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. >> on c-span this week in primetime, thursday at 10 of :00 p.m., the net roots conference candidatebooker and john federman and friday, more from the net roots conference with senators elizabeth warren, kamala harris, and candidate deborah holland. this week in prime time on c-span, c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app. administrator andrew wheeler at the senate hearing today discussed exemptions to admissions rules for small refineries. and california's auto emissions regulations. this hearing of the senate environment and public works committee is one hour and 45 minutes. >> before we begin today's hearing, i want to thank acting epa administrator andrew wheeler for making it a priority to testify before the committee today. i have been impressed at how he has started his tenure. as acting administrator, mr. wheeler has emphasized transparency. i would encourage president trump to nominate andrew wheeler to the administrator of the. environmental protection agency. mr. wheeler is qualified for the position. he

. >> that was not wilkes-barre, by the way, that was a joint session of congress, that speech. >> that'sll the time, as john said before, but this was a remarkable thing because this is, you know, the president standing in the well of representatives making a formal address and it came right at the time of the -- you know, the travel ban, the initial travel ban, and, you know, it was a particularly offensive thing to do because it was sort of part of his, you know, campaign of of vilification of immigrants and this suggestion that a vast majority of terrorism is a function of immigration is just nonsense, and the attribution of that to justice department data struck me as a particular abuse of federal government statistics. >> well, we're at a point, i really think we're well past the point where politicians and members of the president's team and cabinet, they have to choose what side of history they want to be on. >> and they have to start being competent. that's a competence issue. they have policies that they have no idea what they're doing. >> or that they believe in or that they do