and he told me to just stay around here eally looking for is in st. louis. you are the cutest little liar. are all those things you said to me that night lies, too? what things? about how you were a hero during world war ii. how they dropped you behind the enemy line and you posed as a japanese soldier. oh, well, you see, fred sanford is shorter than i am. but i could never be taken for no japanese. chinese, maybe, but not japanese. now, fred, you've got to stop playing games with me. i think i know why you're trying to deny everything. i am not fred! but you can't get out of it. get out of what? you proposed to me. i did? i mean, he did? too. oh, it was so cute. you said, "freddy's ready for betty." wait a minute, now, no, no! now, look. hey, no, no, just wait a minute, beady... betty. yeah, well, whatever it is. no, now i'm telling you for the last time, i am not fred sanford. but even if i was, what would it take one? you need some money or something? or, how about some food stamps? or maybe you'd like something out of the junkyard. sure, go ahead, take a

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understand that you a tponed the cadillac tax, separately, but hurting eally what is premiums and our ability to for the state of ohio to -- be quiet -- it hurts our ability to get insurance to the state of ohio because it was the state of ohio taxes s of dollars in that were going to be added to the budget, their budget. host: okay. caller: i'll get off here, thank you. guest: i'm not familiar with the and protection act. i'm sure, like a lot, honestly won't get dealt with between now end of the year because there are only two legislative eeks left after thanksgiving, assuming congress stays on schedule. so there will be important happens, the continuing resolution itself, is an es act, which effort to streamline regulation research and new drugs coming on, inject intoing things ke cure for cancer and andalzheimer's, other pieces of legislation, as well. something called water resources act.opment very bipartisan and popular. think those are things most likely to get done in the shortrun n. terms of the tax, i think that probably will there will be an rid of it, t certainly to postpo

splits, the divides have been -- not only exposed, the campaign on the other side, are ones that we eally do have to bring the country together. yes, absolutely. absolutely. i love this country and i believe in our people and we agenda ahead of us, but i'm excited. i think we will get a lot done think we'll bring the country together. talking at once] tolary clinton: we're going work until the last vote is counted. guys, can you get back on the plane. we have a few more photos, to the plane. host: hillary clinton in new ready tohe was getting start her day of campaigning. both candidates going to numerous states today. hillary clinton in pennsylvania and north carolina. onald trump visiting florida, where we just saw him in sarasota, he will head up to pennsylvania and be in michigan, as well. your calls, want to hear your thoughts this day before election day. florida. from sarasota, hi. caller: hi. i'm not independent, i've been a democrat all my life. that.sorry about i see that now. go ahead. caller: okay. been ayears old and i've democrat ever since i was 21, when you could vote. is

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be yale has better things to do then policing hollowing costumes and mass protests and professors ,eally establish well-established professors losing their job over that. it seems insane and it has become pervasive in the university culture. i think trump is so unaffected by that and so dismissive of it and it ticket will have an effect, but he will move on immigration in a good way, i think. host: scott mcconnell of the "american conservative magazine ," your work available online and do you tweet? guest: i do. if you just to scott mcconnell on twitter -- and i looked with her. [laughter] host: thank you. guest: thank you very much. host: from the political spectrum to foreign policy, what is next for the new president? coming up, david rothkopf will join us, the ceo and editor of "foreign policy," and the author of "national insecurity: american leadership in an age of fear." incoming thoughts on the incoming cabinet and what to expect from the new administration. comments made in october and here's a portion. [video clip] the some capacity in the and drivember to lead strong managemen

and inspectors have just sort of massive employment gaps, eally, offices and positions that are currently understaffed. coming from of food other country, sometimes coming from multiple countries, a single product. combination of lack of resources, a lack of i think investment of both we ncial and ideology, and just have just this flood, really, that would take quite a stem.o host: viewers, if you want to call during the segment as we're kathryn miles about her story in pacific standard magazine, phone lines, democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. to give the , just viewers a sense of the maze of federal agencies that navigate this process here when it comes to food inspection, want to read story paragraph from your that notes most of the food coming in falls under purview of food and drug administration, responsible for regulating 80% of what we eat. fruits, like vegetables, rice, grains, dairy products, the f.d.a. has oversight over fish and shell fish, except catfish, falls agriculture,ent of food, sxaft inspection service. if the food is import

understand that you a tponed the cadillac tax, separately, but hurting eally what is premiums and our ability to for the state of ohio to -- be quiet -- it hurts our ability to get insurance to the state of ohio because it was the state of ohio taxes s of dollars in that were going to be added to the budget, their budget. host: okay. caller: i'll get off here, thank you. guest: i'm not familiar with the and protection act. i'm sure, like a lot, honestly won't get dealt with between now end of the year because there are only two legislative eeks left after thanksgiving, assuming congress stays on schedule. so there will be important happens, the at continuing resolution itself, is an es act, which effort to streamline regulation research and new drugs coming on, inject intoing things ke cure for cancer and andalzheimer's, other pieces of legislation, as well. something called water resources act.opment very bipartisan and popular. think those are things most likely to get done in the shortrun n. terms of the tax, i think that probably will there will be an rid of it, t certainly to pos