Trump news on Youtube Nov 7 2018

Former Hillary Clinton aide, Philippe Reines, took to Twitter on Monday to tell President

Trump: "You're f**ked."

"It's not you vs Obama.

It's not you vs Hillary.

It's you and your accidental two years vs America's first 240 years.

It's the first time since Nov 8 2016 the entire nation will render judgement on you.

You're f***ed," Reines tweeted.

Saraacarter.com reports: Reines' tweeted this on the same day as his podcast interview

with National Review's Jamie Weinstein, in which the former Clinton Aide said he believes

Trump will win reelection in 2020 "for a lot of reasons.

Also because moments in history like this tend to not get resolved."

Reines also called Trump a "freak of nature" and "bulldozer."

"The only two presidents in the last 85 years that have been denied a second term:

Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush.

And both because they had, as a sign of trouble, they had serious primary challengers," said

Reines.

Nate Silver, statistician and founder of FiveThirtyEight.com believes it is likely that Democrats will

take control of the House of Representatives, while Republicans will most likely maintain

control of the Senate.

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President Trump Celebrates Outcome Of Midterm Elections - Duration: 0:14.

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Whoopi & Joy Mock Trump-Voting Women & Say They Won't Vote GOP, Made Regret It - Duration: 5:46.

Joy Behar can't face reality and neither can the co-hosts on The View.

Behar mocked women who voted for Donald Trump in 2016, saying, "The women that still like

him say that he is a protector.

They don't know the difference between a predator and a protector."

Whoopi Goldberg joined in with a silly voice also mocking the women who work for Trump,

like Sarah Sanders, claiming women won't vote GOP today.

Well, they were made to regret it.

The View was in epic meltdown mode today as the midterm election will be over in 24 hours.

In their last ditch effort to shame American women who voted for President Trump and will

also vote a straight GOP ticket today, the shrews did their best to pretend that's

not going to happen.

This is just part of the leftist Election Day tactic: Tell Americans that the majority

of the country hates President Trump, and the blue wave is coming.

Breitbart reports, "Tuesday on ABC's The View, co-host Joy Behar said the female supporters

of President Donald Trump didn't 'know the difference between a predator and a protector.'"

During the panel discussion about Trump saying he could soften his tone, Behar said, "He

said it because he realizes that women like him less than menstrual cramps.

That's why he said it."

She added, "He now has this like moment where he says, 'Gee, they don't like me.'

You see the numbers.

The women are out there voting in droves.

He now realizes that."

She continued, "The women that still like him say that he is a protector.

That is what they say.

That he protects —" before being cut off as co-host Sunny Hostin added, "Their way

of life and their values."

Behar concluded, "They don't know the difference between a predator and a protector,

because as far as I can tell, he is the one grabbing women by the you-know-what."

It's classic big mouth Behar, the woman who defends Al Franken and is also in a photo

grabbing the late-actor Robin Williams by the crotch herself.

The View appeals to women, so Whoopi Goldberg and her producers decided to mock and shame

women voting for the GOP today.

In a segment called, "TRUMP'S LAST DITCH APPEAL TO WOMEN," Goldberg used a stupid

sounding voice to mock Ivanka Trump, Sarah Sanders, and Kelleyanne Conway, whom the president

brought up on stage at last night's rally to say "thank-you."

Whoopi said sarcastically, "You-know-who made sure popular women in his administration

were front and center at an Indiana rally where his daughter Ivanka, Sarah Huckabee

Sanders and Kelleyanne Conway, all made appearances.

And I guess they think they are gonna get women to the polls.

What do you think?"

Blabbermouth Behar said mockingly, "Yeah, right."

Then, Sunny Hostin piped in, saying women who voted for Trump aren't going to turn

out this time.

Hostin turned to Meghan McCain, and said, "I think it's like you said Meghan, it's

a little too late."

Too late for what?

Well, according to the shrews, they have zeroed in on President Trump saying he wished he

could use a softer tone at times.

But, what does that have to do with women voting in today's election?

The sheer madness of pairing women voters with a little-known remark Trump gave about

a "softer tone" is ridiculous.

TRUMP'S LAST DITCH APPEAL TO WOMEN: Ivanka Trump, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, and Kellyanne

Conway all appeared yesterday at the president's Indiana rally — but will they influence

the vote?

The co-hosts weigh in.

— The View (@TheView) November 6, 2018

And, don't you just love the so-called "conservative" Meghan McCain, who is in lockstep with the

vipers on The View on Election Day, of all days, attacking the head of the Republican

Party, President Trump?

Well, the overall response on social media to the segment was from angry women who are

voting red.

Twitter user "Girl Time" posted, "women are voting and we are voting RED – I hope

you eat your words tomorrow — Vote Red."

— girl time (@BuiceElaine) November 6, 2018

Or, how about Christine Possum, who tweeted, "Cut to the chase, if the topic has anything

to do with Trump…your spin is consistently negative.

All empty talking heads!

Want to see you all 'triggered' tomorrow with Red wins!!"

Cut to the chase, if the topic has anything to do with Trump…your spin is consistently

negative.

All empty talking heads!

Want to see you all "triggered" tomorrow with Red wins!!

— Christine Posson (@Nossop13) November 6, 2018

There's another big secret the mainstream media is refusing to report on, and we know

The View won't like this.

Early voting is heavily Republican.

The GOP is leading the Democrats.

It's even bigger than in 2016.

This means, right now, the GOP is looking good, and there won't be a blue wave.

But, that doesn't mean we can rest easy.

If you haven't voted, do it.

The only question now is whether there will be a big red wave.

Here's hoping the Republicans will keep control of the Senate and may even pick up

seats.

We must all look at the House races and remember not to listen to the mainstream liberal media

since they won't be telling the entire truth.

You can bet, tomorrow, the shrews of The View will ask themselves, "What happened?"

Well, American women aren't listening to them, that's what happened, and you can

take that to the bank, too.

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Keller @ Large: Trump Chooses Immigration Over Economy For Closing Argument - Duration: 2:35.

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Big money and Trump rallies: The US Senate race in Montana could go either way - Duration: 1:53.

President Trump won by 20 points in Montana in 2016, but for the Midterm

Elections he put in some major work in the state as the US Senate race appears

to be a toss-up. Republican candidate Matt Rosendale is running against two-time

Democratic incumbent senator Jon Tester. A poll released by the Montana

Television Network and Montana State University two weeks before the election

found Tester just three points ahead of Rosendale. Wwo issues have been a major

focus of each campaign, health care and access to public land. Both have very

opposite views on how to stop rising health insurance rates. Tester wants to

fix current laws while Rosendale wants to reverse them. We must have healthcare that we can actually afford.

And I will make sure to always protect those with pre-existing conditions. But when it comes to public land, both say they oppose the

transfer of ownership from federal to state. Public lands were critically

important to this country and it's critically important to our economy.

$7 billion, 74,000 jobs, you've got to have somebody that just doesn't

say they're for them, but somebody who's going to fight to keep them in public

hands. Tester was the focus of one of Trump's tweets earlier this year that

called for the senator's resignation. I wouldn't be in the United States Senate

if I was gonna let somebody intimidate me. It doesn't happen. The president has

visited the state to stump for Republican candidate several times this year,

including incumbent U.S. Representative Republican Greg Gianforte, who became

infamous for assaulting a reporter in 2017. And if Trump's visits aren't a sign

of how close it is, the money certainly points to it. The Associated Press reported

$60 million has been spent on the Senate race in Montana, breaking a state record.

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Can Trump crush Dem 'blue wave' in midterm congressional elections? - Duration: 15:42.

Americans headed to the polls on Turesday in crucial midterm elections that will serve as a referendum on the first two years of President Donald Trump's presidency and determine how much – or how little – help he will have in Congress during the rest of his first term

Every seat in the House of Representatives is up for grabs, along with 35 of the 100 Senate seats

Voters will also decide on 36 races for state governors.Republicans aim to hold their majorities in both chambers of Congress

Democrats are trying to take over in what pundits call a 'blue wave.' Trump will gather with friends and family to watch the results in the White House, according to Press Secretary Sarah Sanders

 With Trump as president, the nation's off-year political contests have taken on the character of the World Series instead of the sleepy minor-league affairs they usually are

 Campaigns spent more than $3.27 billion on TV and radio ads alone, and another $900 million in online ads, according to Kantar Media/CMAG, which tracks those numbers

 A shift of just 23 seats would put the House in Democrats' hands and likely install the long-suffering Nancy Pelosi, 78, as speaker

Most forecasters consider that outcome likely but not guaranteed.If they're right, control of the chamber woud switch hands for the third time in 12 years

America hasn't seen that level of fluctuation since World War II. In the Senate the margin is narrower: A swing of just two seats would cost Republicans their gavel

But the realities of America's electol map make it a harder task than flipping the House

Democrats are defending 26 of the 35 contested Senate seats. Ten of those are in states Trump won by wide margins in 2016

 Of the nine Republican incumbents trying to save their jobs, four are considered safe

At stake is the future of the populist political movement that sent Trump to Washington: A win for Republicans would quash his critics inside the GOP and embolden him for at least two more years of pro-business, 'America First' governing that's hawkish on trade and uncompromising toward illegal immigration

But a Democratic House could cripple his legislative agenda and dring the wheels of government to a halt as his political enemies launch investigations into allegations of election-year collusion with Russia and a growing list of other scandal-ready material

If the Senate should go 'blue,' Trump would lose the practical ability to appoint more federal judges – including Supreme Court justices – and replacements for cabinet members who are likely to walk away after two years in office

Should Democrats win control of both chambers of Congress, an impeachment mood would sweep Washington, forcing the White House to play constant defense until 2020

The president hinted on Monday that he senses the possibility of a quiet voter revolt that pollsters can't measure, similar to the one that sent him to Washington two years ago

 He said at allthree of his final campaign day's rallies that Republicans might shock the world again no matter what the political press corps predicts

'There is something going on, Ohio, that they're not talking about,' he said in Cleveland after greeting about 6,000 people in a sea of red hats

'There's an electricity like people have not seen since a date in 2016. November,' Trump said, adding later that 'we defied the pundits and the critics

We rejected them.' He also took credit for the resurgence of the midterm elections as a media phenomenon

'You know the midterm elections used to be, like, boring, didn't they?' he asked his screaming fans

'Do you even remember what they were? People say midterms, they say, "What is that? What is it?" right? Now it's like the hottest thing

' Trump has thrown his weight behind efforts to hold the Senate, engaging in a whirlwind series of rallies that saw him stumping in 11 cities over five straight days

His late efforts might be wasted in portions of 37 states and the District of Columbia, however, where voters can cast their ballots early

At least 36 million Americans voted before Election Day, many of them before the president engaged at full-throttle

 Trump downplayed that Monday in Ohio, suggesting that it won't be any more of a factor than it was in 2016

'I remember they said, "Well, the people are sort of holding for Tuesday",' he said, recalling his victory two years ago

'And did you show up on Tuesday!'Trump hit the road in the past week to address crowds in battleground states of Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, Montana, Florida and Missouri

He has also addressed the faithful in Tennessee, where GOP Senate hopeful Marsha Blackburn is locked in a close race to replace a retiring Republican – and in Georgia, where a black woman could become a state governor for the first time in American history

 Voting in Tennessee will be a test of Trump's appeal because of how closely Blackburn has allied herself with both the man and his policies

Missouri is another tight Senate race to watch, with Democratic incumbent Claire McCaskill running neck-and-neck against Republican state attorney general Josh Hawley

McCaskill has opened up a small lead in one poll while Hawley edges her in another

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Trump's Fox News love-in: Sean Hannity takes to the stage in. Billionaire former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg throws

POTUS says he knows 'nothing' about news networks banning. Trump rejects charge that mid-term election is a referendum

Trump brings out the big guns: Ivanka, Sarah Sanders,. Trump hints at 2016-style political shock that media are

Thousands of caravan migrants arrive in a stadium 737 miles. Obama turns up with donuts to thank Hillary Clinton's former

Trump rolls out his family to claim Democrats would bring. I'd love to get along

Maybe I could have been softer! Trump. Trump asks Supreme Court to rule NOW on his decision to

White House officials Kellyanne Conway and Sarah Sanders. Crowd burst into rousing rendition of Amazing Grace and

Share this article Share 70 shares more videos 1 2 3 Watch video 'White piece of s***' Burger King worker goes on racist tirade Watch video Democrats try to take back Congress as Republicans try to defend it Watch video Official trailer for the documentary film LITTLE MISS WESTIE Watch video Savannah prepares for midterms coverage while her children play Watch video Sean Hannity sings Trump's praises at Republican rally in Missouri Watch video Crowd at Missouri Trump rally breaks into 'Amazing Grace' Watch video Miss Bumbum contest descend into chaos as loser tear winner's sash Watch video Triumph the dog mocks Ted Cruz saying Trump neutered him Watch video Casket of the late brothel owner Denis Hof awaits burial service Watch video Former teacher sentenced to 10 years after having sex with minor Watch video Sean Hannity gets rapturous welcome at Trump rally in Missouri Watch video A fallen bear cub climbs a snowy mountain cliff to meet its mum The President's job personal approval rating ranges from 42 to 51 per cent nationally, and polls show an even wider swing in voters' party preference going into Tuesday's contests

A CNN poll released Monday morning had Democrats leading Republicans by 13 percentage points when voters were asked which party's candidate they were likely to support in a congressional race

A Politico poll released at the same time showed that gap was just 3 points, in a survey with a 2-point margin of error

Texas is another state that has landed itself on the Democrat list of targets despite no member of their party holding a Senate seat there since 1994

Sen. Ted Cruz, who fought a bitter contest with Trump during the 2016 election but has since warmed to him, is fendingoff a challenge from Democratic congressman Beto O'Rourke

O'Rourke has come to represent what many Democrats hope will be the new face of their party – a young, firey liberal who captured young Tecans' imagination while raising extraordinary amounts of money through small donations

While polls have Cruz leading by an average of 6.6 points, his seat was considered 'solid red' until O'Rourke arrived and created a contentious race out of it

Two governor's races have also captured the attention of the nation in what have become bitter contests with race a central theme

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With a third candidate also in the running, the two top finishers would advance to a runoff in December if no one wins more than half the votes

Kemp is a staunch ally of Trump who has rallied for his man and declared Abrams 'one of the most extreme far-left politicians in the entire country

'Meanwhile Abrams has attracted endorsements from Oprah Winfrey, Barack Obama and Will Ferrell

During the campaign she has been targeted by racist robocalls mimicking Oprah's voice and asking people to vote for Kemp

In Florida, Democrat Andrew Gillum is battling Republican Ron DeSantis for the governorship

Gillum is the black mayor of Tallahassee, the state's capital. His record presiding over the crime-infested mini-metropolis has made him a ripe target for Trump and other Republicans

Gillum, who polls suggest is leading by four points, has painted his opponent as pandering to racists and the far right

Meanwhile DeSantis has borrowed from Trump's playbook by focusing on illegal immigration and jobs, while also trying to paint Gillum as corrupt

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Democrats Will Use The Power Of The House To Impeach Trump And Kavanaugh - Duration: 1:30.

Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano said if the Democrats flip the

House, they'll use their newfound power to "vindicate their view of government"

by going after President Donald Trump and Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

"We know what it means for the president," Napolitano said of a possible Democratic takeover.

"The likely chair of the House Judiciary Committee, who represents this part of Manhattan

where we are right now, Congressman Jerrold Nadler has said the first two investigations

will be a shadow investigation of Bob Mueller's investigation," he said.

"Did the president fire Jim Comey for improper purpose and if so is that impeachable?"

Napolitano said Democrats will also go after Justice Brett Kavanaugh for possibly lying

under oath during his confirmation hearing."In the case of Justice Kavanaugh, no one's

ever been impeached for office for something they did before they got in.

Even for the sake of argument that he lied, I don't believe he did and I don't believe

there is any evidence that he did.

They would be removing him from office for something he didn't do while in office,"

he said.

"They don't care.

They want to use the impeachment power to vindicate their view of government."

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N. Korea to remain a key agenda for Trump, even after midterm elections - Duration: 1:43.

the outcome of the u.s. midterm elections are also closely tied to the

Pyongyang Washington nuclear negotiations are packaged in helpers

gauge what we could expect on the future direction of America's North Korea

policies in the 2018 u.s. midterm elections Republicans have held on to

power in the Senate and Democrats have seized the house

so where are denuclearization talks with North Korea had it from here the

Democrats with their tougher stance on the north will likely try to put the

brakes on the administration they're also likely to demand that more be done

on the North's human rights issues but experts believe that all in all the

influence of the election on nuclear negotiations when North Korea will be

limited since foreign policy is mostly conducted

by the administration and a foreign and military Committees of the Senate's but

I think that there will be indirect and result one is that especially the

security side or also foreign policy it's the Senate matter more of a Senate

matter in the u.s. so by having a more of a majority by the with the real

result of this midterm election probably Donald Trump is more empowered to push

forward what he wants to do with the north and the u.s. relationship North

Korea is likely to become even more important for president Trump because

results on that front could help him in the presidential election two years from

now foreign policy is much more important in presidential elections than

in the midterms and so Lee Trump administration will have to keep up the

momentum of its dialogue with North Korea and achieve a successful outcome

in the second summit where leader Kim Jong un paquete on arirang news

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TRUMP GỌI DÂN NHẬP CƯ LẬU LÀ "SÚC VẬT" - Duration: 4:40.

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Congress Just Released HUGE New Evidence – Trump's Red Wave Is Surging - Duration: 5:30.

It is a felony and Ford along with everyone involved with her should be prosecuted.. and

if they aren't, it's continuing proof of corruption in the DOJ.

And the far-left Dems don't care.

They'll trample whomever gets in their way.

Remember that when voting today.

Don't let them get away with this.

Vote!

From Fox News:

Weeks after Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation — and the sexual assault allegations against

him — captured the country's attention, the Senate Judiciary Committee has released

a massive report on those accusations that's largely flown under the radar in the run-up

to the midterms.

But the 414-page document, authored by the Republican majority and released over the

weekend, contains a number of key revelations.

Among them: the report summarizes a statement from a man who believes he may have been involved

in an encounter with Christine Blasey Ford around the time of her claim of sexual misconduct

against Kavanaugh.

Some of this emerged during the Supreme Court confirmation process, but the report provides

more details.

Ford was the key witness against Kavanaugh.

In detail, she said Kavanaugh tried to remove her clothing during a high school party, but

had trouble because she was wearing a bathing suit underneath them.

She said she ran off when Kavanaugh friend Mark Judge jumped on top of them and they

fell off the bed.

Kavanaugh denied the accusation and, on Oct. 6, the Senate confirmed him to the Supreme

Court.

The man who claims he may have had the encounter with Ford was one of 40 people committee investigators

interviewed as part of its probe into the sexual allegations against Kavanaugh, which

was done alongside the FBI background check that was compiled in a matter of days.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, in releasing the report,

said there "was no credible evidence to support the allegations against" Kavanaugh.

Ford testified she was 100 percent positive Kavanaugh assaulted her, rejecting the notion

of a case of mistaken identity.

But the report gave details from the purported witness claiming exactly that scenario.

The man told the investigators that when he was a 19-year-old college student, he had

visited Washington over spring break and kissed a girl he believes was Kavanaugh's accuser.

"He said that the kiss happened in the bedroom of a house which was about a 15-to-20 minute

walk from the Van Ness Metro, that Dr. Ford was wearing a swimsuit under her clothing,

and that the kissing ended when a friend jumped on them as a joke," the report said.

The Van Ness Metro is in Northwest D.C.

His name was redacted in the report but investigators interviewed him the day before Ford testified

Sept 27.

The report also summarizes statements from another man who said that after graduating

high school in Hampton, Virginia, in 1982 he made several trips to D.C. that summer.

During one trip, he attended a house party where he kissed and made out with a woman

he met who he believes could have been Ford, the report says.

The man "said that based on old photographs of Justice Kavanaugh he has seen on the news,

he believes the two of them share a similar appearance," the report says.

His name was also redacted.

"Although each individual described details that in some respects seemed to fit Dr. Ford's

allegations against Justice Kavanaugh, both men described consensual encounters," the

report concludes.

Ford's attorney did not respond immediately to an email seeking comment.

The report also contains these other disclosures:

Witness Tampering?

Committee investigators are in the process of trying to determine if Ford friend Monica

McLean, a former FBI employee, tampered with a witness.

"Several media outlets have reported that the FBI's supplemental report indicated

that Leland Keyser, a friend of Dr. Ford, felt pressure from Dr. Ford's allies to

revisit her initial statement to the Committee that she did not know Justice Kavanaugh or

have any knowledge of the alleged incident," the report says.

Ford said that when Kavanaugh assaulted her at a party, Keyser was one of the people downstairs.

The report added that according to the news articles, Keyser reported that McLean and

others contacted her to suggest she "clarify" her account.

McLean's attorney did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment.

Mistaken Identity at Yale?

The report summarizes an interview with a Yale grad who said that a member of Kavanaugh's

fraternity — who was not Kavanaugh — had a reputation for exposing himself publicly.

The man was interviewed after Deborah Ramirez told the New Yorker that Kavanaugh had thrust

his penis in her face when they were at Yale.

She said she was drunk and wasn't sure it was Kavanaugh until she thought about it for

a week and spoke to her attorney.

Kavanaugh vehemently denied her accusation.

KAVANAUGH ACCUSER REFERRED TO DOJ FOR FALSE STATEMENTS, GRASSLEY'S OFFICE ANNOUNCES

The reports says the man, whose name was redacted, also provided a yearbook photo of the frat

brother exposing himself.

The report says the man said he had personally witnessed the flasher expose himself at a

party and that the flasher was in the same residential college as Ramirez.

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Will Democrat increase Trump-resistance strategy? - Duration: 2:57.

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Fox News Staffers FURIOUS That Hannity Campaigned With Trump & Called Them Fake News - Duration: 4:28.

Fox News employees and staffers are absolutely furious that they can't trust Sean Hannity.

Now, they should be furious that they ever at one point thought they could trust Sean

Hannity, but what he did Monday night really shook them to their core, according to Fox

employees who have now spoken to other media outlets about it.

Here's what happened.

On Monday evening, Donald Trump did his final campaign rally, during which he brought up

both Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh onto the stage to help speechify things before the

midterms.

Here's the thing about Sean Hannity speaking at the event, though.

Sean Hannity had tweeted out earlier in the day that he was only going there to do his

show.

He was going to interview Trump after it.

He would not be on the stage.

Fox News echoed that.

Sean Hannity is not going on the stage.

And then Sean Hannity went on the stage and did a speech.

During that speech, he pointed to the back of the room where all the media people were,

including Fox News, and he said, "Every one of you are fake news."

So it's not only that he lied to the employees at Fox.

It's not only that he broke his promise.

It's that he literally pointed at them as well and said they're fake news.

Now, with that, I have to agree with Hannity.

There is nothing real about what Fox News reports on any given day.

They indeed are fake news.

But they're also the people that you depend on to help produce your show, to book your

show, to write your show, because we know you're not qualified enough to do any of those

things, Sean.

And now you've pissed off the people that you depend on the most.

Here's what's happening.

Let me read a couple quotes of what some of these Fox News staffers have had to say.

"It disturbs me to my core.

I'm so effing mad."

That is what one Fox News staffer told CNN.

"We were all told Hannity was going to interview the President, but no one that I spoke with

expected what happened last night.

I'm aghast as are a number of other people."

Really?

You're aghast?

You're aghast that Sean Hannity lied about what he was going to do?

Have you met him?

Is this your first day at Fox News and you didn't know what the network was?

This is what Hannity does.

He lies for a living and he makes millions of dollars doing it.

At this point, if you're still working for Fox News, you don't have the right to be aghast

or shocked at anything the network does.

You know full well what they are about.

If you choose to stay there in that environment and push out this propaganda every single

day, then yeah, you're also part of the problem just like Sean Hannity, who according to you

guys, you're so effing mad

at today.

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Trump dépasse encore les limites 🤔 / IZI NEWS - Duration: 3:43.

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Trump Calls Sarah Sanders Up On Stage At Big Rally Her 1st Words Bring The House Down(VIDEO)!!! - Duration: 10:44.

Trump Calls Sarah Sanders Up On Stage At Big Rally Her 1st Words Bring The House Down

I have two other great women with me you've never heard of them they're very

shy and retiring they want to keep it that way Kelly and Conway and Sarah

Huckabee Sanders

Thank You Indiana

you'll have to forgive Kellyanne and i were maybe a little speechless we're not

used to friendly crowds

thank you it's an honor to be here with so many incredible people mostly it's an

honor to be with you mr. president thank you for giving us the privilege of a

lifetime to work in your historic administration and to do incredible

things and literally change the course of our country a lot of people know me

in my official capacity and it's one of the greatest honors of my life to serve

in your administration and one of the most important jobs I'll ever have

but the greatest job that I'll ever have in the greatest title I'll ever have is

that of a mom and that's why

and that's why I work for this president because I care about my kids future and

I care about the future of our country and I want somebody that I know will

protect their future protect of this country and make sure that they have the

best America possible and that's why we're gonna keep making America great

again thank you so much Indiana we all love her mr. president thank you Ivanka

Sarah I love me some Hoosiers

so let me just say in my personal capacity because this election is very

personal to me Joe must go

that sounds it sounds like about 13,000 people saying that mr. president you

don't need to be a pollster to know how to count this place is filled to the

rafters

this president's policies have helped the job creators the job holders and the

job seekers and ladies and gentlemen if you think your vote doesn't count if you

think that it doesn't matter to have a small majority in the United States

Senate you did not live through the Brett Kavanaugh hearings it matters

elections have consequences and your vote tomorrow is so incredibly important

late yeah that's right ladies and gentlemen thank you so much for being

here but you have to do one more thing for us you've got to get everybody you

know out to the polls tomorrow or it doesn't matter you gotta get him out

grab a friend get a colleague tell them it matters we need to keep

this going mr. president I just am reminded of the 2016 crowds he looked an

awful lot like this is starting to feel an awful lot the same

but my favorite thing mr. president they'd say we saw we see all the crowds

we see the crowds but will they vote now they stood in the rain for four hours

they stayed overnight just to be here but they're not going to vote so you

tell me but will you vote god bless you Indiana go Mike Braun god bless the

United States of America

so I just saw them standing there and I said let's get him up here right let's

go that was a good job but it is - I didn't say it in a long time they used

to say I remember I was in New Hampshire make it a speech and they had people it

was like 25 degrees below zero they're freezing they were there for 24 hours

their clothing I don't know who makes it but it must be the greatest in the world

right and then the media was saying yes they waited for 24 hours in sub-zero

temperature but will they vote to take to vote took about 15 seconds right will

they vote the answer was they voted in New Hampshire they voted all over and

here we are folks here we are

tomorrow the people of Indiana are going to elect an outstanding man he will be a

great new senator to work along with Todd a vote for Mike Braun is a vote to

keep your jobs going to keep your wages going up and to take care once and for

all and we've done a really good job for it you look at the Wall Street Journal

today their editorial they say we haven't gotten the credit for what we've

done to health care including by the way getting rid of the worst part of

Obamacare the individual mandate we're taking care of health care it's a vote

to keep your family safe and to keep criminals traffickers and drug dealers

the hell out of our country we want them out

Mike's opponent is an extreme liberal Democrat named Joe Donnelly now

he's gone rogue on the Democrats he's gone wrong because now he likes Trump a

lot he loves my border policy they got to

come in through a process they got to come in Legally I don't know if he said

the wall yet but he will be saying that pretty soon I suspect odd right and all

of a sudden he's talking about what we've been taught now here's a problem

there's one problem we'll have the election tomorrow and on Wednesday he'll

be totally against us he'll never vote for us he will never ever vote for us

that's what's the problem a number of them I'm popular in a lot of states can

you believe this really popular made we won we won States by more than 42 points

can you believe it so when you guys think you're doing well I did well a lot

of and all of a sudden we see these senators veering to almost exactly my

words I say did they turn Republican but what they do is on Wednesday they go

back to who they are and we'll never get a vote from Joe Donnelly when we come in

with the health care when we come in with whatever we want we will never

because it's obstruction their whole campaign is named resist right resist we

don't want to resist we want to get things done we want the opposite so

a vote for Joe is a vote to put Schumer in charge of the Senate and to put

Dianne Feinstein a charge of Senate Judiciary Committee remember Joe

Donnelly voted against you tax cuts and he joined the Democrat mob in voting

against justice Brett Kavanaugh you know that

despite what he's saying this week just happened I was surprised but not that

surprised Donnelly also supports open borders he

voted to give free welfare to illegal aliens and he sponsored Dianne

Feinstein's bill to expand catch and release Joe Donnelly was rated the least

effective Democrat in the entire United States Senate that's why they call him

sleeping Joe no but look at this look he had a chance to put Mike Braun there

smart tough he sleeps about four hours at night or

less he's going to work like hell for you

and he's gonna really he doesn't care he's giving up a lot to do this he's

giving up a lot giving up a lot and Joe wakes up primarily when Schumer calls

yes sir this is the way I want you to vote yes sir if you want a senator who

will always be loyal to the people of Indiana he'll do what's right vote

tomorrow get out tomorrow you got to do it thank you god bless you and God bless

america

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Rush Limbaugh Storms The Stage At Trump Rally Humiliates Dems With 5 Simple Words(VIDEO)!!! - Duration: 11:51.

Rush Limbaugh Storms The Stage At Trump Rally Humiliates Dems With 5 Simple Words

thank you all thank you all very very much what an honor what an honor this is

so exciting I have been watching Trump rallies from the very first one and to

be part of one book so I'll tell you it's it's the night of a lifetime it

regards his backstage you all are so great this thing is stitch electric in

here folks you people at home

what I am so hoping that in a few short minutes you start chanting something

else maybe you'll do no I was just I'm just talking to people backstage and and

somebody said that the president and all of us have been labeled by some

Democrats in the media divisive divisive the Democrats haven't even accepted they

lost the election in 2016 that's what this is all about

it's Syrian stuff all of this I mean for crying out loud folks they you you look

at what happened the last two unit for two years ago year and a half every day

newspaper every newspaper New York Times Washington Post anonymous intelligence

sources confirming that Trump colluded with Putin to steal the election there's

no evidence for it zilch zero nada it didn't happen it was

made up Hillary Clinton colluded with Russia Hillary Clinton rigged an

election

these rabbits they've got the message they got the

message these these rallies I have to tell you they are the envy of official

Washington you realize there isn't a single elected official in either party

who could do what this is tonight other than that there's no one no one and

they're jealous they are envious this isn't supposed to happen

you people are supposed to love them not Trump

so guess what they want to get in on it Bill and Hillary Clinton and their

national stadium tour talking about have you seen Obama he's been stumping

down in Florida where I live he's drawing crowds of a thousand people

2,000 people Joe Biden can't fill a phone booth because he's looking for

somebody to punch out this is incredible

and you know a little history when I first started watching the campaign I

watched the president his family come down the escalator in June of 2015 and I

heard his opening remarks and I said there's no way and then I saw the first

polls and then I saw the first one of these and I said he's gonna win because

he has a connection there is no other politician with a connection the voters

like this nobody has it and Washington can't stand it I'm not kidding the

establishment cannot stand it at all

now folks if you know in all candor you know we we're a nation great nation at

risk in a dangerous world and much of the risk that we face is internal well

you know it's they tell me that we're divisive and so forth and they haven't

accepted the fact that they lost the election so now let's take look at the

caravan just for an example they think they think that the president doesn't

want the caravan you don't want the caravan because we're racist or sexist

not at all it's an issue of law why should we stand aside and let people

break the law there what's so hard about this

we just stand aside let them violate the law it is if we get all these labels

thrown at us and we love our country and we want the best for everybody in it we

want the best for our kids and our grandkids we want everybody to be great

we want everybody to experience the American dream it was you know I'm from

here I'm from Cape Girardeau

it was don't take this wrong with 50 years ago was the first time I was I was

16 first time I was told that I wasn't good enough to succeed in radio now what

don't miss it is that we're all told this we all know how to fail we don't

need to go to the library to find books on how to fail because we all know how

to do it we don't you'll never go to the library and find a book great moderates

in American history or great committees in American history Donald Trump wants

America to be great again and it's not a slogan it's an objective

I love you all - I really dis proudest I asked the president if I could speak

for 30 minutes you know I've got a 10-minute limit here is it no he can't

wait to come out and talk to you it's it's an amazing thing that Donald Trump

is done you know Donald Trump doesn't need any of the grief that he gets

Donald Trump doesn't need and the if Donald Trump could do and has done

whatever he wants he's one of those successful people in America and he

doesn't need this he doesn't need to put up with the abuse he doesn't need to put

up with the but he does he does because he sincerely believes that America is

headed in the wrong track and it needs to be put back on the right track they

say they say we're divisive they say we're divisive but it's we're not

divisive we're defending an America that has strayed from our founding nothing to

do with race nothing to do with gender nothing to do with any of these

identifies identity politics labels it has to do with culture it has to do with

protecting and defending the Constitution it has pure and simple

so I think it's it's a wonderful thing that you've come out here tonight I

could not be more honored to be part of one of these rallies you know the bond

folks I'm telling you the bond that exists between you and everybody else

that's been to a trump rally is something that that politicians envy and

the people in Washington really haven't taken the time to understand why you

voted for Trump they just think you're stupid for doing so and there's so much

to learn about why you have there's so much to learn about the potential

greatness for America to learn why you're here why you support Trump but

they just chalk it up to the fact round you're not educated well you're poor and

you're angry you're not angry you love people you want your country to be the

greatest it can be and you finally got somebody willing to help you do it

somebody to stand up for you somebody to stand with you in certainly are hanging

by a thread do you realize folks there is nobody I

don't say nobody they're there they're there some on the Republican side who

would attempt to do with the president's nothing done but for the most part

there's nobody who would do what Donald Trump was done nobody would buck the

system nobody would take it on you if he if he hadn't run who among anybody in

politics could you have glommed on to to have this kind of chance to make America

trendy and there wasn't anybody that was actually standing for this everybody

gets caught up in what's going on in Washington inside the establishment you

were being ignored you weren't being listened to you weren't being paying

attention to it even now the real anger at Trump is actually aimed at you for

having elected

but he doesn't need this he puts up with this and thank God he does because he's

indefatigable the man simply doesn't get tired he doesn't wear out those of you

know no in defense there's somebody real into here indefatigably

this keeps going and so forth without any further ado folks thank you so much

it's been great it's great to be here be part of this

thank you very much Missouri you are incredible incredible people

Wow and we never said to rush he's got eight minutes rush can have two hours

three hours there's nobody like him it never has been anybody like him I was

speaking to Sean Hannity backstage do we love Sean by the way

and Shaun said there is nobody like this man and he's a real good guy although

he's tough he's tough but boy I'll tell you what when he's on your side there's

nobody you want better I mean it's really great it's really great when he's

with you the biggest of all time and what he does

thank you god bless you and God bless america

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Billy Eichner Wants Maxine Waters to Subpoena Trump's Tax Returns - Duration: 6:45.

Welcome back!

-What is up?!

[ Cheers and applause ]

I'm very happy. -You're very happy.

-Yes. I want to be happy tonight.

We flipped the damn House! -There you go.

[ Cheers and applause ] -Come on!

-Way to go. It's a big deal.

-It is a big deal. -And the last time you were here,

we talked about this initiative you started

called Glam up the Midterms.

You took this very seriously,

and you invested a lot of personal time.

-You're not gonna ask me about a bowl of popcorn

that I'm holding?

-Why do you have a bowl of popcorn?

-I brought it from your dressing room because...

now that we flipped the House, Maxine Waters is now head

of the House Financial -- What is that called?

-Yeah, the -- -The Financial Committee,

which means she can ask for Donald Trump's taxes,

and I'm just gonna sit back and watch.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Thank you. -Yeah.

That is pro-- I would guess that would be

Donald Trump's least -- That would be his last choice

for who would be in charge of that committee.

-Yeah. He doesn't like her.

-No. -Because he's a racist.

-Oh, yeah. That's one of the reasons.

That's definitely one of the reasons.

-Oh, oh! And a misogynist. Sorry.

-Oh, yeah, that's right. She ticks a lot of boxes.

-Ticks a lot of boxes, yeah.

No, I'm so excited.

And I did start this Glam up the Midterms campaign.

I was out there registering young voters,

trying to get them involved,

and I got so many messages today on social media

all day long, on Instagram, on Twitter,

all these young people all over the country,

sending me photos of going to vote for the first time,

going to vote in a midterm for the first time

gathering with groups of friends,

and I was really moved.

And I'm not the cause of any of that.

I just think that they are responding

to things they're seeing in our country

that they don't feel are right and just and fair.

And I want to thank all the young people out there

who got involved for the first time.

[ Cheers and applause ]

And I think they're gonna stay involved,

and I'm seeing a lot of sadness tonight on social media

from young people who really fell in love,

rightfully so, with Beto. -Mm-hmm.

-And I love him, too, but I want everyone to realize

that no Democrat has ever gotten that close in Texas.

-Yeah. -It's Texas!

[ Cheers and applause ]

You know? And Beto's not going anywhere.

And we had a really great night, and I think, you know,

when Republicans win, they go celebrating in the streets

like, racists start throwing parades for themselves,

and we're punishing ourselves.

But we had a really great night,

so let's be happy for five minutes.

-There you go -- five minutes. [ Cheers and applause ]

I mean, I do think one of the sad things is, like you said,

a very charismatic candidate like Beto O'Rourke

doesn't break through against Ted Cruz.

Do you think, with what you saw from him --

and a lot of people are talking about this now --

should he run for president in two years?

Is he a national candidate?

-I think he is.

I'm gonna leave it up to him to decide, probably.

[ Laughter ]

But I love -- I want him to win everything.

I want him to win Best Supporting Actress.

I mean, like, I love the man. -Yeah.

-Who doesn't? He's magical.

You know, I think a lot of us haven't felt that way

about a politician since Obama,

and I think Beto's gonna be great.

Give the man a second, and I'll follow him

wherever he wants to go, and I think a lot of us feel that way.

But tonight, beyond Beto -- and this is what I want to stress --

was a great night.

We had a Native American gay woman

flip a seat blue in Kansas. -Kansas!

[ Cheers and applause ]

-In Kansas!

That's -- That's amazing.

Sharice Davids. And she's awesome.

It's the gayest thing to happen in Kansas

since a house fell on the Wicked Witch of the West.

[ Laughter ]

I mean -- Oh! You guys don't know this maybe

'cause you've been here, but voters in Michigan tonight

voted to legalize marijuana!

-That's fantastic. [ Cheers and applause ]

-And that's the only thing I know about Michigan.

[ Laughter ] -You now have one fact.

-I now have on fact. But it's a good one.

-You also -- You got to spend time

with former Vice President Joe Biden in Las Vegas.

-Yes, yes. -How was your time with him?

-It was great.

He didn't know who I was. -Yeah.

-But that was fine. He shouldn't.

He's Joe Biden. And it was great.

It's part of the Glam up the Midterms campaign.

We went all over. We went to Phoenix,

we went to Vegas, we went to Detroit,

went to San Diego before the California primaries.

I went canvassing. We did what we could.

We went to Arizona. I don't know yet if we know

what happened, but Arizona has a great

Democratic candidate running for Senate tonight,

Kyrsten Sinema, and we're still waiting

to find out what happens, but she would be the first

bisexual woman -- openly bisexual woman --

in Congress ever.

And not only that, but she would be

the first "Kirsten" in the Senate

who spells her name with a Y. -Okay.

[ Laughter ]

And, listen, think about how much hope that would give

all the horrible Karens out there

who spell their name K-A-R-Y-N.

Or all the awful Ashleys

who spell their name A-S-H-L-E-I-G-H.

[ Laughter ]

I mean, that's terrible.

-Yeah. She would give them hope.

-Give them some inspiration. -Yeah.

So I think it's pretty close in Arizona right now

so hopefully she pulls through.

-Did you vote today, or did you vote early?

-No, I voted early, yeah.

I voted with an absentee ballot, and then I sent it in.

-And do you get a sticker when you do that?

-I do get a sticker, yeah. -Gotcha.

-They give you a little sticker.

-In the ballot when they send it to you?

-No, Seth, that comes as a special FedEx delivery.

No, yeah. It comes in the same envelope.

-'Cause that seems expensive if they would FedEx everybody.

-People love those stupid stickers.

-They love their stickers. -Social media was crazy today.

-Yeah. People were really happy.

-What about pizza to the polls?

Have you guys heard about this? -No.

-Yeah, no, this is real. Pizza to the polls.

All the people waiting in line forever

because Republicans have made it impossible to vote.

So people waiting in line for hours,

you can go to PizzaToThePolls.com

or dot org or dot something, and you can pay to have pizzas

delivered to the people waiting in line.

I spent $100 to send pizza to the polls.

Meanwhile, there are members of my extended family

I haven't spoken to in seven years.

[ Laughter ]

But there I am -- "Okay, pizza to the polls!

Pizza to the polls!"

-I'm sure they understand and will forgive you.