and the ruling of the chair which i challenged and ted stevens is behind me. and said oh god. [laughter] and said he can't win what the hell do i have to lose? and we one. [applause] a time things were strained and he got a couple of times back when i was running for reelection and said i like to help you if it will be of any help to you come from a fundraiser for you and he did. never had any fights after that. he was very bright and had very good ideas but one of the things he had done that i thought that was terrific so you learn by getting into fights. sometimes you lose. sometimes you win sometimes you win those who should not have one. [laughter] >> so as governor you have riots and budget shortfalls and more disasters and we can count on but what makes a great governor? >> it means you know you will get a surprise but what i got was unbelievable so then you know how to do things and i said to my director the retirement that we are paying is unsustainable and he said yeah i know. so we have to change that and cut into it and said i have talked to lawyers on both sides an

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while ted's eyes are on the road, his heart stays home. he's got gloria, and 10 grand-babies, to prove it. but his back made weekend rides tough, so ted called on the card that's even tougher. and the medicare coverage trusted by more doctors. medicare from blue cross blue shield. by your side, no matter what. that's the benefit of blue. find your local blue cross and blue shield plan at benefitofblue.com >> of course parents are involved in it. the question should be, could an extreme republican bill that would allow parents to take books off of shelves, should that be left in the hands of the parents? or should it be left to the school boards and others who do this every single day and focus on it? >> they would argue that bill is not -- >> everybody clapped when i said it. >> jon: that's virginia's democratic candidate terry mcauliffe defending his argument that parents should not have a say in what schools are teaching their kids. and education could be the deciding issue in this race. many voters focused on issues like critical race t

now the architecture of the microprocessor the idea was absolutely ted hopps invention. but he stayed at into the story changed again he is the guy that built with shima and mazer. the real story is these four guys i nominated 248 nobel prize they deserve it for their certain people in this town who got prize did not deserve it. that's the real story so the pr department tend to give credit where it is not due. and ignore people that deserve the attention. >> you are hard on yourself for missing the internet and what it would turn out to be. but many, many years later microsoft was still missing the internet. do not kill them they are now the second most. >> yes they killed netscape to survivor. >> now that the second most viable company in the world. there is a another company much later than when he wrote your book on the precipice of going for michael bell said what sell the assets back to the shareholders. that company is now the most viable company in the world, apple. which somehow survived thanks largely to the internet and the fact you can walk around that everyw

who in the middle of a pandemic which, of course, is an astonishing thing to do, but throughout it ted was really trying to stay close to the leaders and try to work the system to get some cooperation between that and what was actually needed. >> so, i mean, if you are the who, this is a very sobering case study and it would apply to any other multinational institution. how paralyzing it is to have the biggest members at loggerhead with each other. if you in anyway and i know you are in anyway a believer in multi natural-- multi national cooperation, what can you draw from that disabling of the who? >> i think one thing we learned was that global public health-- i'm sure that people who work on this-- it may be one of the most sensitive areas of international cooperation. you know, we like to think this is a common challenge so we should work together and it's easier than cooperating with north korea or afghanistan, but actually it is sort about getting into the sovereignty of other countries, inquiring as to why they have no outbreak, how they handle that you know demanding levels of

jake tapper did, as ted lasso. here are members of jake tapper's team. next kate bolduan as elvis. outstanding. this is why i don't dress up. i can't top these. don lemon and his fiancee tim malone shared this last night. it's incredible. whoopi and joy. we hope you have a great happy halloween. we'll see you back here this time next week. that's certified head turns. and it's all backed by our unlimited mileage warranty. that means unlimited peace of mind. mercedes-benz certified pre-owned. translation: the mercedes of your dreams is closer than you think. moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. >>> do or die. president biden gathers with global leaders to tackle a warming planet in what could be

opinion for the chief justice and walked in and it said, there's a disturbing pattern of violence, well, ted, how do you know that? i got someone who claims it. you would fire a law clerk who did that. you're the attorney general of the united states. this was not a tweet you sent. this is a memo to the federal bureau of investigations saying go investigate parents as domestic terrorists. >> that is not what the memo says at all. >> is it what the letter says? >> that's not what -- >> is it what the letter says? >> i don't care what the letter says. >> you don't care. you said it was the basis of your memo. you testified under oath before the house of representatives the letter was the basis of your memo. now you don't care about the letter? >> the letter and public reports of violence and threats of violence, my memo says nothing about domestic terrorism. nothing about parents committing any such thing. my memo is an attempt to get an assessment of whether there is a problem out there that the federal government needs to -- >> the letter on its face says the acactions of the parents could b

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while ted's eyes are on the road, his heart stays home. he's got gloria, and 10 grand-babies, to prove it. but his back made weekend rides tough, so ted called on the card that's even tougher. and the medicare coverage trusted by more doctors. medicare from blue cross blue shield. by your side, no matter what. that's the benefit of blue. find your local blue cross and blue shield plan at benefitofblue.com >>> virginia voters will be deciding their next governor in the next two days and the outcome could have national implications as democrats see the race as a bellwether ahead of next year's midterms. >> republicans are cautious as well. former president trump will hold a rally tomorrow, but glenn youngkin says he won't be in attendance. >>, so i haven't been involved in that. the teams are talking. >> they would love to have you, would you like to be there? >> i've been out campaigning. i'm not engaged in the town hall, but we have more people helping us than you can believe. this is about unity. >> to cnn national political reporter dan

ted cruz called him out and he stonewalled. >> is critical race theory taught in schools and is four on-in-law making money. did you seek an ethics opinion? >> did you seek an ethics opinion? >> this memorandum has nothing to do with -- >> are you refusing to answer if you sought an ethics opinion. just answer it directly. you know how to answer a question directly. jesse: he doesn't need to know a 9th grater was raped by a boy wearing a skirt in a school bathroom. he doesn't need to know the superintendent covered it up. "the washington post," the worst newspaper in america wrote, parents claim they have the right to shape their kids' school curriculum. they don't. joseph stalin said education is a weapon. the public schools have become a weapon straight out of the communist playbook. that's why they are pushing free pre-k and daycare. guess what else is in the bill. they want to hire foreign nationals on the cheap. the government is supposed to be working for us, but they are working for big tech instead. politicians save companies on labor cost and the money is sent whack -- back

need to see your hat excuse me ted turn around. turn around ted. turn around okay. all right and this is stella very laid back as you can see stella stand up, i didn't say lay back but stand up. stella, anyway i hope you have a great hey, say hello to them. ♪ ♪ >> halloween is here but the horrors of this biden administration will last sadly a lot longer. we'll take tay a tour of joe biden horrors coming up. plus virginia turn red parents are on verge of shocking democrats and taking back the troll of this children's education. but the doj doesn't seem to care about that targeting as domestic terrorist and retired navy s.e.a.l. joins us to react and you may know him as dancing weather man. nick kosher is bring his energy here to unfiltered. [laughter] all right but listen, before we get to this, regularly scheduled program, i saw this this morning i want to clear up some confusion from our administration what about a fair share actually means. it means everything -- >> i want everyone if they want to be a millionaire and billionaire to seek their goal. but all i

turn around ted say this is red, this is ted ted turn around they need to see your hat excuse me ted turn around. turn around ted. turn around okay. all right and this is stella very laid back as you can see stella stand up, i didn't say lay back but stand up. stella, anyway i hope you have a great hey, say hello to them. ♪ ♪ >> halloween is here but the horrors of this biden administration will last sadly a lot longer. we'll take tay a tour of joe biden horrors coming up. plus virginia turn red parents are on verge of shocking democrats and taking back the troll of this children's education. but the doj doesn't seem to care about that targeting as domestic terrorist and retired navy s.e.a.l. joins us to react and you may know him

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great justice comes up to thurgood marshall yet he says is it true with the reagan revolution that ted kennedy who had been a champion of civil rights is no longer chair of judiciary committee in its goodman. thurgood marshall was a bear of a man, a giant william brennan is a small frail little man in their in their robes and thurgood marshall puts his arm around brennan and they march back to their chambers, to me it's symbolic of the two great warriors for racial and social injustice itself to their last battle it is also symbolic, the questions that you ask how important politics is whom the courts and the court appointments, we are not a parliamentarian form of government. we have a presidency that is winner take all with incredible consequences that have led to a civil war and also leads to the justices that we have both at the supreme court and in fact at the federal level those lifetime appointments as we said thurgood marshall had said he would not resign from the court and he expected to be at age 100 killed by a jealous husband. and instead at the time when he was very ill hi

and ultimately what winds up happening is carter gets primary by ted kennedy. imagine that a sitting president has to fight for his own renomination within his party. that as a direct consequence of the way carter failed to nurture those relationships with democrat leaders in congress. finally, he over estimated speaking powers. he did try to govern over the head of congress on the subject of energy carter gives five national addresses. each one shows smaller and smaller audience. and we know speaking powers grossly overestimated pay money president goes public they could not move an opinion on ratings but they certainly cannot rule issue opinion and carter did not recognize that. i would ask you as well, who are some of the great quarterbacks, going with the football theme today who are some of the great quarterbacks of nfl history? i imagine you are going to say modern type quarterbacks people like tom brady, peyton manning someone of said dan marino because i would've tried to suck up to me that would've been a very good answer. he's clearly the greatest pre

bipartisanship and this process all that has gotten us is a joint romney and kirsten sinema as ted lasso and rebecca. republicans start from a position nobody can vote and every gay person is replaced as the statute of robert e. lee. >> amanda, let's talk about the progressives here, after the announcement ofiv the framework agreement on thursdaynt ended u being fairly anticlematic day at the capital here. what do you make of the lack of trusts between progressives and conservatives? they do not trust and at least this is how i read it. progressives in the democratic party simply do not trust senators sinema and manchin. they'll find a reason in the last minute now that we have the fine print, we are not going to pass the build back better bill. >> k yes, that's right. there is a lack of trust. can you blame them? they can't get a straight answer from senator sinema a lot of times. the statements that sinema and manchin put out after the framework was released, it was promising.le it seemed like they support it. it's not an ironclad agreement. a lot of times progressives expected to go a

while ted's eyes are on the road, his heart stays home. he's got gloria, and 10 grand-babies, to prove it. but his back made weekend rides tough, so ted called on the card that's even tougher. and the medicare coverage trusted by more doctors. medicare from blue cross blue shield. by your side, no matter what. that's the benefit of blue. find your local blue cross and blue shield plan at benefitofblue.com >>> i'm staying in catania to explore some more. a busy industrial hub, once known as the milan of the south, it has a growing migrant community. catania is the main reception center for newcomers in sicily and this new wave of migration is already changing the city and its food. emmanuella and mimmo pistone run a supper club where young refugees and migrants cook the food from their homelands and share their stories. >> mustafa, ciao. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >> hi. joy. >> tucci: hi joy, how are you? joy, from nigeria, is now a close family friend and mustafa, a young migrant from egypt, has become their foster son.

if that was not true, would ted cruz have gotten away with what he did this week, defending parents who gave nazi salutes at school board meetings. would attendees at gop events dare ask questions like this? >> at this point we're living under corporate and medical fascism. this is tyranny. when do we get to use the guns? literally, wheres the line? how many elections they going to steal before we kill these people? >> if it's not at a rally, it's inside a courtroom. last week when the trial of kyle rittenhouse got under way, he's the teen accused of killing two unarmed protesters in an assault rifle in kenosha, wisconsin, during last summer's black lives matter protests. the judge won't allow the unarmed men who were gunned down to be called victims. and the violent right's favorite news outlet wasting no time jumping to his defense. >> how shocked are we that 17-year-olds with rifles decided they had to maintain order when no one else would? >> kyle rittenhouse has been villainized here. and he's been demonized and i think it should be just the opposite. >> this kid was trying to help

and ultimately what is happening is that carter is ted kennedy the sitting president, who has to fight for his own renomination with his party. if that's a consequence of the way that carter failed to nurture those relationships with democrat leaders in congress and finally he overestimated his powers and he did try to govern over the head of congress on the subject of energy and carter gives five national addresses and each one shows a smaller and smaller audience and we know that speaking powers, overestimated when the president goes public, they can't move opinion on their approval ratings they certainly can't move in issue opinion either rated and carter did not recognize that. now i would ask you about who are some of the great quarterbacks. i'm going with a little football theme today, nfl history and i would imagine that you are going to say, modern type quarterbacks like tom brady, peyton manning and someone would say dan marino because that would've been a very good answer. clearly the greatest president and he would've been because of his quick release and is demeanor on the

like i don't have all these feelings, like cool, ted bundy. you are suppose to have feelings. and they can be horrible and miserable. without feelings, your sociopaths. that's nothing to brag about. >> you have feelings. we lock them up. >> i'd like to think i'm a sociopath. >> that's kat, your kate. and, one way, i'm emotional, once you realize that as a human you let them out, it's good to cry and it's good to release. if you want to see an emotional man, show them that you are crying. they don't know how to handle that. that's bringing out emotion, and i'm a little bit upset. i don't think they need it to spend so much money and time on the study. i would just open up c-span and studied at the institute of john boehner's emotions, that guy was a roller coaster. and, they start fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. fine, we'll sleep here. ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. greg: we are out of time. thanks to larry kudlow. i love you america. [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world," i'm jesse watters. corruption is

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i'm starting to think the problem with ted cruz is not that he went to cancun. it's that he came back, but i digress. the other item that doesn't square with tucker's premise is that the trump team was plotting to overturn the election as it was planning that stop the steal rally on january 6th. one of trump's legal advisers at the time, john eastman, wrote the memo on how the president could throw out state election votes. he has now said the plan wasn't viable. but that's not what he said on bannon's podcast before january 6th. cnn's k file unit dug up the audio. >> are we to assume that this is going to be a climactic battle that's going to take place this week at the very question of the constitutionality? >> i think a lot of that depends on the courage and the spine of the individuals involved. >> when you said the courage and spine, are you talking on the other side of the football, would you be, that would be a nice way to say a guy named, vice president mike pence? >> yes. >> the only government plot appears to be the plot hatched by trump and his hench

when ted cruz beat him in iowa, said he stole it. i have attended several caucuses in iowa. you had to physically be there, you have to raise your hand for your candidate. trump said it was stolen. then months before the selection , this past election when president biden one -- when president biden won, he said the only way is if he could steal it. that is absolutely shameful. what is more shameful is that he has taken so many good people down with him. history will remember the people like mr. gates and chairman sellers who stood up for democracy. in the face of threats, physical threats to themselves and their families. history will also remember the quibbling's who backed trump and his -- that the election was stolen. is reputational he something that is going to be visited on your family. that you attack this country, you attack a legitimate election in favor of that man. president trump. it is disgraceful. 62 cases were brought in court. none of them. before trump appointed federal judges the trump appointed a lot of state judges that were republicans. they never ever

elections is directly linked to the integrity of our democratic system of government at the local, state or ted levels. while proper looks protocol is essential, the matter of arizona looks audit is fundamentally a state issue. it is the second time in a week that this committee has raised issues firmly in a state's jurisdiction into the federal you a reason. rather than attacking a private company for fulfilling its contract and conducting an election audit this committee should be directing any objections about the audit to its originators, the arizona state senate. one thing that all voters regardlesser party affiliation can agree upon is we must have election integrity. that is the only way to ensure trust in our elections and they have been righteously elected and confident in our government. i would encourage the majority party to talk a look at the issues that lay squarely within the jurisdiction of the oversight and reform. there's plenty of federal agencies that need oversight and reform. we should be focused on those and the state where they have issues should focus on making sure tha

insurrection and orchestrated the attempted coup, have largely escaped accountability like texas senator ted cruz who hasn't faced any consequences for his role in trying to overturn the election results on january 6th. in fact, cruz is still there in the senate causing chaos just last week, he was whining that the gop had done the bare minimum to avert economic catastrophe and mustered just enough votes to help democrats raise the debt ceiling at the last minute. although, he chose a very weird analogy. >> i believe the end result of this game of chicken was clear unfortunately, yesterday republicans blinked. i think that was a mistake but sometimes in a poker game a bluff wins the pot in this case, to mix my metaphors, which would make my high school english very angry, in the game of chicken, chuck schumer won this game of chicken. as two trucks drove towards each other on a country road, one or the other was going to turn or you were going to have a lot of dead chickens. [ laughter ] >> seth: what -- what the hell are you talk - [ laughter ] you think when two trucks play chicken on a co

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>> yeah, it's bizarre, don, that this is the ground where ted cruz chooses to pick a fight, that he is enraged about a nazi salute and he's berating the jewish attorney general to get him to agree that it's okay to give nazi salutes. it's just astonishing what passes for politics in this republican party. and at a political level it may be vindicated, all this hysteria in virginia over, you know, high school senior reading a toni morrison novel. it's kind of paying off for glenn youngkin. but don, the point i want to stress here is this. that is not the issue in virginia. it's not the issue all around the country. the issue is very simple. do you support or oppose donald trump's war on american democracy? and it's pretty clear that glenn youngkin and a lot of other republicans don't have the courage to oppose trump's war on democracy and those who do like adam kinzinger are on their way out. >> yeah. max, always a pleasure. it's good to see you. thank you. >> thanks, don. >> the armorer on the movie set where alec baldwin fatally shot a crew member is breaking her silence. her attorney

vance, is your ted cruz's, who then dress up in the most preposterous heaping of what they think is the populous costume. and then it works, that is the future. that is what will ultimately be the entire caucus. >> yeah, look, i don't think that on january 7th we would've sat around here chris and thought, oh boy in 2023 the republican caucus is going to be way more trump than it was on january 5th, that's exactly what's happening, we j.d. vance and -- but they're doing is ridiculous show, who knows what herschel walker is going down in sharia, and there is a guy named sean carnal in pennsylvania who -- to go along with his conspiracy monger-ing. but down at the senate, but take this down to the whole party, if you're in the student counselor on the school board, and you're kind of a normal republican who cares about tax cuts or whatever. are you going to stick around to lead a crazy mob yelling at you about the mask rule is you're having? so from the senate all the way down to the city council this turnover is happening. and you're getting either the performative vandal types, or the m

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listen to what ted cruz, how he was defending who -- what he was defending with merrick garland this week. watch this. >> during this hearing, i counted 20 incidents sited. of the 20, 15 on their face are non-violent. they involve things like insults. they involve a nazi solute. my god. a parent did a nazi solute because they thought the policy was -- is that protected by the first amendment? >> yes, it is. >> what is interesting is what he was pointing out there had no truth. what he was saying about the memo, there was no truth. it's absurd the hysteria over masks that has gone so far an elected senator is defending a n nazi solute as a form of protest and mischaracterizing the memo he's using to do that. do you understand what i'm saying? >> yeah, it's bizarre this is the ground ted cruz chooses to pick a fight that he's enraged about a nazi solute and the attorney general to get him to agree it's okay to give nazi solutes. it's astonishing and very well may be at a political level may be vindicated this hysteria over a high school senior reading a toni morrison novel. it paying o

we have really dressed up as ted. she doesn't look thrilled to be giving away the candy. temperatures that far inland are still above 70. they will slowly dropped out of the 60s. the rest will end up in the low to mid 50s by early tomorrow morning. temperatures won't be as early warm tomorrow. we will be about 34 degrees below normal. most everybody in the 60s along the coast, pixies around the bay, mid-60s in the north bay with more clouds, and then upper 60s to around 70 point the extended forecast keeps temperatures below average. rain chances are late sunday night into monday. dry out tuesday and start today wednesday, and more showers wednesday night that could linger into thursday. sunday night and into monday, and again by wednesday night, and early thursday, then we try it again for the end of next week. we hope there are more rain chances further down the line. >>> the 49ers cannot seem to squash that injury bug in santa clara. it has bitten again, ending a season, but hopefully also reviving a career at the same time. it'll make more sense when i tell you next.

sort of get ahead is to be an elite product of, like, the pinnacle top of the meritocracy or cotton, ted cruzs, j.d. vances who dress up in the most preposterous aping of what they think is the populous costuming and then it works. that is the future. like, that's what -- that is what will ultimately be the entire caucus. >> yeah, look, i don't think that on january 7th we would have sat around here and thought, boy, by 2023 the republican caucus is going to be way more trumpy than it was january 5th. because that's exactly what's happening. when jamie vance and monday dell are doing is ridiculous. who knows what herschel walker is doing in georgia. sean parnell in pennsylvania also has committed sexual assaults and eric greitens to go along with this conspiracy mongering. take it down to the whole party. in you are in the city council on the school board and you are a normal republican who cares about tax cuts or whatever, are you going to stick around when you have a crazy mob yelling at you about the mask rules you have? from the senate to the city council this turnover is happening a

. >> she wears a white coat but not a face mask, struts to a ted nugent tune in a promo video, tours the country making false claims about the coronavirus. >> asymptomatic spread is not a thing. >> and about the vaccines. >> all the vaccine candidates have problems. they're all using the spike proteins but the spike proteins themselves are what we doctors call pathogenic, meaning they're disease causing. >> reporter: that is not true, dr. paul offit, member of the fda advisory committee, told cnn. >> the other one that really hurt our country was saying that masks work. >> reporter: gold claims she's being canceled by big and social media. we caught up with her at that rally in san francisco this past weekend. >> dr. gold, nick watt with cnn. can we speak to you for a couple minutes? >> well, nick, now she's under investigation. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah. well, listen, as you just saw, she didn't want to answer our questions about what she's doing. and now this house subcommittee is asking her for a slew of documents related to what she's doing. why? in a letter to gold

only former ted head janet yellen -- fed head janet yellen seems to believe more spending generates lower inflation ask more jobs. really? we're certainly glad that when she was chief of the fed, she never opined on fiscal policy. now she's out of the closet, and it's not good. the new spending number that's circulating around washington is $1.7 a 5 trillion. you know, i think it's phony bologna. loaded with grimmics, not -- gimmicks, basically the democrats are are scoring permanent programs as one-year temporaries. like exstanding the childcare tax credit for one year at a cost of $110 billion when in fact it was a ten-year cost of well over a trillion. and much worse in the outyears. and ditto for expanding obamacare subsidies. the journal puts the cost at $4 trillion. i figure if the democrats reveal their true intentions of a permanent and reckless expansion of the government's welfare state, it would score far i higher than that. meanwhile, these late entry or reentry tax hike proposals such as a corporate minimum tax for domestic and torn company income -- foreign company income an