chris: such as? >> i haven't thought about john in terms of this, but john at some point is going to want to move on, john will move on. chris: so 2020 is no longer written in stone? >> it could be, let's see what happens. i have not -- look, i have 3 or 4 or 5 positions that i'm thinking about. of that, maybe it's going to end up being 2. i need flexibility. chris: you have already made at least one big change naming mat whitaker as acting attorney general. he has a long record of speaking out against the special counsel and his probe. >> i could see a scenario where jeff sessions is replaced and that attorney general doesn't fire bob mueller but reduces the budget so low that his investigation grinds to absolute halt. >> the truth is there was no collusion with the russians and the trump campaign. chris: did you know before you appointed him that he had that record and critical of robert mueller? >> i did not know that he took views as such. chris: when you found that out? >> i don't think it had a

mark: see you next time on chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump puts a new man in charge at the justice department. throwing the future of the special counsel investigation into question. >> i find the timing very suspect. they should not be able to tint fear with mueller going forward. chris: but the president defends acting attorney general matthew whitaker. president trump: the choice was greeted with raves initially. it's a shame. no matter who you put in, they go after him. chris: what will whitaker do about mueller's russia probe. another recount after a blizzard of losses in florida. razor thin margins in two of tuesday's most of closely watched contests. >> i will not stand by while unethical liberals try to steal this election. chris: governor rick scott joins us live in a fox news exclusive. as the democrats win the house, nancy pelosi once again eyes the speaker's gavel. we'll ask our sunday panel where to look for cooperation and confrontation. on this veterans day, our power player of the week. last surviving marine fr

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. with just two days till the midterm elections, both sides are pulling out all the stops. ♪ speak out this is truly a choice between results and resistance. >> we need a big turnout. >> we need somebody was going to go stand for our values, fight for our principles, and we need to start on november 6th. >> you can vote, you can vote and you can vote! >> chris: from health care, to the economy, to the politics of the caravan, we will have arrived live report on the key races and issues and we will talk with two senators on the political front lines. chris van hollen, chair of the democrat senate campaign committee, and thom tillis, vice chair of the republican senate effort as they try to get their supporters to vote. then. >> we are stopping people at the border. >> chris: we will ask our panel if the continued focus on the caravan is the right strategy for republicans. plus, as the world watches tuesday's results, secretary of state mike pompeo joins us to discuss crippling new sanc

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chris tapp was charged with murder, but only chris. not enough evidence to go after hobbs or anyone else. the announcement caught carol dodge by surprise. detectives kept her in the dark until now. but one look at christopher tapp in court and she knew she wanted him dead. >> i mean, i was finally looking somebody in the eye. i thought was a devil who had taken my daughter's life. >> chris tapp was found guilty and sent off to state prison for 40 years, which is when carol dodge's odyssey really began. her own investigation, filled with danger, surprise and some very troubling discoveries. >>> when we come back, one discovery so troubling that angie's mother reached out for help. >> the anger just surged through me. >> her search for the truth would hold some chilling surprises. >> still brings the hair up on the back of my neck. >> when "the confession" continues. to treat her frequent heartburn, claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now she can have her cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all

bought by chris wright, used the gun bought by chris wright, had chris wright's dna, had a connection to ken dolezsar to find that it wasn't chris wright. >> but all of that claimed chris' defense the clever novak was quite capable of setting up. >> he could have it set from start to finish. >> like a chess move 20 moves ahead. >> yep. >> but that didn't explain the good samaritan eyewitness that sat in court and pointed his finger at chris wright. >> i'm very certain and clear of what i saw. i may not have told it initially off the bat under the full stress of what i saw, but i know what i saw but i know what i saw and who i saw. >> except there is one person who said he is most certainly sure lee carlson is mistaken. chris wright himself. >> i will answer any question you want to ask. >> chris was jailed right after his arrest. he wanted to make his case to "dateline" in the flesh, but authorities wouldn't allow it, so we talked to him on the phone. you say you didn't do it. >> i absolutely did not do it. >> we discussed all the allegations at length. he offered details and allegati

chris wallace, - - >>chris: i am chris wallace on this thanksgiving weekend. as the 20/20 campaign heats up, will only get worse? ♪at odds with the supreme court chief justice. >> i think we have to à everybody knows it's totally out of control, and with the cia over the involvement of the saudi crown prince involvement with the murder of jamal khashoggi. >> they did not come to a conclusion. the world is a vicious place. >>chris: we will discuss the growing tribalism with senator - - and corey lewandowski and david moss, outside advisors to the president who say president trump enemies including top officials in the white house are undermining him. plus our sunday panel tackles a new administration report on climate change. that presents the grimmest picture yet to the threat to the u.s. alright now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox news in washington. as family and friends get together, this one piece of advice a lot of people are taking. don't talk politics. news about president trump and hot button issues are so divisive, you run the risk o

chris: i am chris wallace. on this thanksgiving weekend we look at the growing political divide in our country. as a 2020 campaign heats up. will only get worse?♪ ♪ [music] ♪ president trump at odds with the supreme court chief justice. >> john roberts has been speaking about it. i think we have to use common sense. everyone knows it is totally out of control. chris: with the cia, the involvement of the saudi crown h prince and the murder of jama khashoggi. >> they did not come to a conclusion. they have feelings in certain ways. the world is a vicious place. chris: we discussed the growing tribalism with ben sass. and with cory lewandowski and david bossie. outside advisors to the president josc his enemies including some top officials in the white house, are undermining him. plus, our sunday panel with a new report on climate change. he presents the grimmest picture yet of the threat to the us.all right now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox news in washington. as family and friends get toge

i don't think -- chris: he says there's no collusion. he says you can starve the investigation. >> what do you do when a person is right? he said it. if he said there's collusion i'm supposed to be taking somebody that says there is because then i wouldn't take them for two reasons but the number one reason is the fact that he would have been wrong. if he said that there's no collusion, he is right. chris: he would have to make a lot of big calls in the mueller investigation, if mueller decides that he wants to subpoena you the attorney general whitaker can block that, if mueller has final report, he decides how much goes to congress or doesn't go to congress. you tweeted this week about, quote, bob mueller and his gang of democrat thugs. >> right. chris: if whitaker decides in any way to limit or curtail the mueller investigation, are you okay with that? >> look, it's going to be up to him. i think he's very well aware politically. i think he's a astute politically, he's a very smart person, respected person, he will do what's right. i

chris. >> chris: thank you. joining us now from naples, florida, governor scott, who thought he won an election to the senate tuesday night. we also invited his opponent, senator nelson, but he declined. governor, at 11:00 p.m. on election night your lead was 56,000 votes, but as of the latest tally by the state, your lead is now down to 12,500 or as phil pointed out, .15% over bill nelson. how do you feel about the recount and how do you feel about your chances of winning? >> governor scott: we had a million people vote. chuck schumer spent over $50 million trying to beat me but we won. every supervisor election hasn't reported the results. i'm up i think 12,500 votes. there's never been a recount that has changed in florida or any other state any sort of win like that. so while we are going to the recount, we won, i'm going to be going to d.c. and i'm going to do exactly what he did in florida, try to change the direction of the country like we tried to change the direction of florida. >> chris: you suggested

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>> chris: i'm chris wallace. on this thanksgiving weekend we look at the growing political divide in our country as the 2020 campaign heats up, will it only get worse? ♪ president trump at odds with the supreme court's chief justice. >> john roberts has been speaking a little bit about it. i think we have to have some common sense, ninth circuit. everybody knows it's totally out of control. >> chris: and with the cia over the saudi crown prince and the murder of jamaal khashoggi. >> they did not come to a conclusion. they have feelings certain way. the world is a vicious place. >> chris: we will discuss the growing tribalism with republican senator ben sasse and with cory lewandowski and david bossie, outside advisors to the president who say mr. trump's enemies, including some top officials in the white house, are undermining him. plus, our sunday panel tackles a new administration report on climate change that presents the grimmest picture yet of the threat to the u.s. all right now on "fox news sunday" ." an

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chris: i'm chris wallace p with two days until the midterm elections. both sides are pulling out all of the stops. >> this election is truly a choice between results and resistance. >> we got a big turnout things will be good. >> me somebody who stand for our values and we need to start on november 6. >> from healthcare to the economists to the politics of the caravan. a live report on the key races and issues. and we talk with two centers on the political front line. chris van hollen, chair of the democratic senate campaign committee. and thom tillis, vice chair of the republican senate effort. as they try to get their supporters to vote. >>> then -- >> we are stopping people at the border this is an invasion. >> and focusing on the caravan is at the right strategy for republicans? plus, as the world watches tuesday's results, secretary of state, mike pompeo, joins us to discuss crippling new sanctions on iran. and whether he can keep doing business with saudi arabia. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again. today, from fox news headquarters

this be one i'm chris wallace. midway through his term in the wake of dramatic election results, president trump at a turning point. this hour, we will bring you our exclusive interview with the president inside the white house as he shakes up his team for the next two years in his run for reelection. >> if you can't carry michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania, you're not going to get reelected. >> chris: facing the end game the special councils russia probe. >> if whitaker decides in any way to limit or curtail the molar investigation, are you okay with that? >> chris: and who's behind the murder of jamaal khashoggi? >> did mbs lie to you sir? >> chris: plus the president responds to criticism for not going to arlington cemetery on veterans day. >> barack obama went every year he was here in d.c. >> chris: we will get reaction to the interview from our sunday panel and mr. trump takes us inside his office and describes how he makes his toughest decisions. all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from f

>>chris: your reimposed in all u.s. sanctions on iran but your giving exemptions to aid countries to allow them to keep buying oil from tehran. question, why? >> the sanctions that will be imposed tomorrow at the toughest sanctions ever put in place on the islamic republic of iran. they are aimed at a single purpose. denying their capacity to do things like this past week. an assassination attempt in the heart of europe. we have reduced crude oil exports by 1 million barrels per day. that number will fall farther. there's a handful of places where countries that have already made significant reductions in their crude oil exports need more time to get to zero. and we will provide that to them. >>chris: is it true your giving exemptions to two of iran's biggest customers, namely india and china. do you have a firm commitment that within six months they will stop all oil purchases because there are experts believe that india and china will never stop buying oil from iran. >> there are a lot of experts that the president tr

chris wallace yesterday. chris wallace, i will come to first. this morning we had a pull out of tennessee showing it basically tied. we have arizona polls showing it's still tied. do you think there is any way the senate -- the democrats could take the senate? any possible way? >> chris: as chris van hollen said on fox news sunday, there is a narrow path. but this has always been a really tough year for the democrats. the democrats are defending 26 seats. republicans are defending only nine. just do the odds there. the chances that democrats are going to lose are much greater than the republicans will. i have to laugh a little bit at the idea that, well, if the election ends up being split, that the white house is going to spin it as trump is the savior of the senate. no, he will have lost the house. there is no way they will be able to spin it as anything other than that. he has done a good job. he is mobilizing the base. i think he has done very well in a lot of these close senate races. he may actually add to his majority. you could argue the

the bbc's chris buckler reports. chris: the politics of modern america can feel chained to the past. at the national memorial for peace and justice, they make aem point ofbering decades of racial division and race attacks. there are 800 steel monuments hanging here, one for everyone one where lynchings took place including many in mississippi. it is that history that has made supposedly lighthearted comments about a nging so controversial. chris: cindy hyde-smith, a republican candidate in today's senate election, has since apologized for her choice of words. but at polling stations today, there were some voters reluctant to forgive her. i thought they were ver hurtful. very hurtful.u know, we have come a long way, and everybody needs to learn to love and get along with each other.wa so ivery hurtful. >> time to let it go. should not evene coming out from anybody's mouth, no matter what. we hold onto it in mississippi. chris: race has become an issue in an election where mike espy is african-american, and some compan

chris: it was a hot story. i notice whoever the person was at cnn who i never heard of didn't fire back. like a lot of things in life. there can be two things that are to both true. one i think jim acosta i thought embarrassed himself, he misbehaved. we covered the white house with sam donaldson. to end your question by saying i want to challenge you mr. president, to continue asking questions and when you are told to sit down you keep standing up and kind of fight off an intern. but pulling his pass was clearly a bridge too far and it was a mistake. the president in his answer to my question by the and subsequently -- no big deal. i think they were stunned by the fact they lost and to a certain degree were trying to downplay the defeat. i talked to a couple of white house aids. they said we think it will be 60-40 we'll lose. howie: it put much of the media including fox news' of none condoning the behavior. behavior. what would you say was the most of challenging thing about interviewing donald trump. chris: w

>> we admitted, like, this doesn't look good for chris. >> that evening, chris would send an e-mail, opting in to a r hingnt fa changed. >> a heartbreaking outcome to the story we have been tracking all week. the confession of a father. >> he had been brought in for questioning, and after failing a polygraph test -- >> are you lying about the last time you saw shannann? >> no. >> are you completely clear that you were not honest during the testing? i think you already know that. >> the interrogators pressed watts further >> you don't cry that your two little -- >> i'm hoping they're still around. >> watts then asked for his father, telling him that shanann broke down after he brought up a separation, claiming he killed his wife because she murdered their two young daughters. >> did she kill them? >> they were blue. >> both of them? she choked both of them to death. i freaked out, [ bleep ]. >> but investigators say watts was only telling half the story, that he killed his wife and their two chilensday night, wat arrested, and by thursday, police were at the oil field where watts used

chris: thank you. joining us now from naples were florida, governor scott who thought he won election to the senate tuesday night. we also invited his opponent senator nelson but he declined. governor at 11 p.m. on election night your lead was 56,000 votes. but as of the latest tally by the state, your lead is now down to 12,500 or 0 .15% over bill nelson. how do you feel about the recount and how do you feel about your chances of winning ? >> we had 8 million people vote. chuck schumer spent $50 million trying to beat me but we won. every supervisor election reported the votes. there's never been a recount that's changed in florida or any other state, any sort of win like that so while we're going through the recount, we won. this isn't the state one. i'm going to be going to d.c. and i'm going to do exactly what i did in florida, trying to change the direction of the country like we tried to change the direction of florida. chris: you suggested earlier this week that there was rampant fraud. let's ta

chris? >> joining us now by phone, tom winter. he was in the courtroom. what was it like in there? what did you see and hear? >> reporters who regularly cover this courthouse in new york, southern district reporters we got a heads up at approximately 8:30 this morning that there would be a significant proceeding in usa versus john dou doe. we didn't even know it was going to be michael cohen. when we got in the courtroom we recognized a number of people from the special counsel's team, prosecutors. approximately 8:50, 9:00 a.m., mi michael cohen strolled into the courtroom and very clearly and very calmly stepped up and said that he made these false statements and pled to the single count of making false statements. he directly, right from the beginning, named the president who is identified as individual one when we get the paperwork. and that he pled guilty to lying to congress. the scene this summer, michael cohen was, admittedly, nervous. he talked about wanting to have a stiff drink at

>> chris: at the overthrow. people like to think -- he hasn't so far, but they run on nancy pelosi because they've got a lot of conservative voters. she is extremely unpopular outside of san francisco and los angeles. when they get to d.c., she's in charge. they need a support system. >> harris: she is scary. six if they don't get bullied around, they if they do with the freedom caucus did. we stick together, you can't because apart one by one. may be a return of the blue dog dogs. >> harris: dagen, talk to me about inevitability. it doesn't work out very well for this party. they had that with hillary clinton, it didn't work. is there potential for somebody like a clyburn? somebody like that out there to step up? then she would have a real challenge on her hands. be free until my stomach >> dagen: i can throw out some names. jason chaffetz, has been thrown out there. congressman lujan from new mexico. >> harris: you don't have to be a current member of congress. >> dagen: hakeem jeffries in new york, joe kenned

man: chris. -lemonis: you're chris? -chris: i'm chris. lemonis: and so, walk me through the process, 'cause i want to have a better appreciation for how beautiful the product is. chris: so, this is basically where it starts. i mean, this comes directly from the mill in wisconsin. it's hardrock maple. it's perfect wood for a skateboard. -lemonis: okay. -chris: your first ply is a long ply. -lemonis: okay. chris: what you have is the fibers running the long way, which gives you that longitudinal stiffness. lemonis: so, it sits in here for how long? chris: 45 minutes. they come out looking like this. -lemonis: so, this comes out of there. -chris: correct. lemonis: where does it go from here? chris: we throw the truck holes in, and this is our drill press right here. mike: this piece of metal i'm holding onto is the truck. we assemble this. lemonis: amount of detail that goes into this is unbelievable. sandy: yeah. have to be very careful, 'cause you don't want to dig into the wood. and i can shape the boards, i can cut them, i can decal them

>> chris: from hh ealt the economy, to the the caravan, we will have arrived live report races and il talk with two senators on tt political fr lines. chris van hollen, cha of the democrat senate campaign eommittee, and thom tillis,ic o enate effort as they tget their ple at the to vote.ng p border. >> chr: we will ask our panel if the continued focus on the caravan isra the right stgy for republicans. plus, as the world watchesda y's results, secretary of state mike pompeo joins us to discuss crippling new sanctio ws saudi arabia.apbia all right now on fox news headquarterin the 2018 midterm campaigas at stake, whether republicans congress should one or both chambers flip, democratsl wil be able to block much of president trump'unagenda and la investigations into his administration. but if the g.o.p. keris its majoes in the house and the senate, that would buck traditional losses for the president's party in the first midterm, then mr. trump will be in a more commanding position than eve. ba begin our coverage of the le for congress two days out with peter doocy on the campaign >> gl

chris whipple go ahead. yeah. uh, it's easy to sit on the outside and criticize a criticize and criticize. i talked and he told me this. i configure and tell you i'm a four-star general of the united states marine corps and you don't know that for a fact. again, you have not been in that position of authority, you don't really know what goes on. you are taking your information on what people tell you. i think you do a little digging, i did it, it's hard to prove a lot of things that you say. i don't agree with you, but i appreciate your point of view. show less greta brawner ok, let's get a response. chris whipple it's a further point. i have not worked in the white house. all i know is what i've learned from having sat down and interviewed extensively 18 living white house chiefs of staff who have done the job. you are right, i can't pretend to have done the job myself or even to have worked in the white house and i will concede that for openers. but when you do talk to these white house chiefs of staff, it's rea

let's make no mistake about it, chris. matt whitaker was put there because the president knew full well that he would be a compliant a.g. now, i think when you put that together with the news that the president was tiptoeing up to this abuse of power and you no longer have the resistance that jeff sessions represented, indeed you have whitaker, who says he won't recuse himself. the opposite of sessions despite powerful legal reasons to recuse. we can never take this as normal. we are in an extremely dangerous place for our democracy. >> i have two questions, one for each of you, and they're about the mueller probe. let me ask you each one. give me a quick answer on it. michael zeldin, they now have the answers. they're going to review them. do you believe that the special counsel comes back to the white house with more questions? >> i think that the special counsel reviews thestions and then determines whether he needs any more information. if he does, then i think he comes back. the question is how does he come back? does

thank you, chris. -it's absolutely delicious. and i can see why you've had this success. so, are you gonna hit $5 million-plus sales next year? yes, we're gonna be doing $6 million this year. so, you have actually lived the american dream and every essence of it. -amen. -mm-hmm. i try my best. how many restaurants, how many trucks do you want to have? my goal is 15 restaurants doing $15 million in revenue. jae, i've invested in a number of restaurants. i think our most well-known is "veggie grill." but when we invest in those restaurants, we're not the growth capital. we're the people who are helping them in the early days try and completely change the game. we're bringing plant-based food affordably. and really delicious food to a brand-new audience was what got us into that deal, not helping them scale from 20 locations to 50 to 100. you're kicking a lot of ass, and it's absolutely delicious. but, you haven't told me what you are uniquely doing to change the landscape for everybody else. and so, as t

i'm chris matthews in washington. special counsel robert mueller co could now be one big step closer to implicating the president in the ongoing russia probe. today, the president's former lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, pleaded guilty to making false statements to congress and said he'll continue to cooperate in the special counsel's investigation in exchange for a lighter sentence for him. specifically, cohen has confessed to lying in august of last year about the real estate project that was he was pursuing in moscow on trump's behalf while trump was a candidate for president. identifying the president as individual one in his plea document, cohen's hearing today marks the first time the president of the united states has been named in open court in connection with mueller's investigation. the documents reveal that cohen testified falsely when he said he only discussed the real estate project with trump on three occasions. he's now connfessed that he discussed the status and progress of the moscow project with tru

chris lawrence, news 4. >> chris, thank you. team want to continue our coverage now of the slick commute with the conditions in loudoun county. news 4 is live where ice is making things difficult for commuters. how bad is it, megan? >> yeah, well we are watching this unfold as you are with this live camera here. so i'm not absolutely sure what's going on. we h le a of police lights up ahead and we just passed an ambulance actually that had spun out andent off the roadway. we had reports of bridges and ovndpasses in the area a number of spin outs and we're now coming up to an overpass over here. you can see the flashing lights ahead me and it looks like we're on that overpass right now and i think we have some pretty slick conditions here. i don't know if we got some spin outs. coming up on it live here. couple of cars. somebody is up onhe curve a we are on that elevated road surface which of course those are the conditions where things freeze first. with the live camera on the other side of the roadway, we have several cars all

this is completely unlike her. >> reporter: she called shannan's husband, chris. chris told her the last time he saw his wife and kids was that morning at 5:15 when he left for work. >> after i called her and texted her once, it was like, maybe she was just busy. when her friend showed up, that's when it registered, this isn't right. >> reporter: chris says he rushed home and nicole called police. >> i'm just concerned. shannan, if you're hearing this or you're out there, please, please let somebody know you're okay. >> reporter: by tuesday afternoon, chris watts is talking to local tv stations. >> if somebody has her, just please bring her back. >> reporter: interviews that first evoke sympathy but on closer examination, suspicion. watts revealing that he and his wife had exchanged words the morning she vanished. >> it wasn't like an argument. we had an emotional conversation but i'll leave it at that. but it's -- i just want them back. >> if you watch his interview, first of all, it's very flat. it's unemotional. he spends a lot of the time rocking back and fort

introduce everybody, chris. chris: all right, steve. here we go. i got my beautiful wife of one year diana. diana: hello, hello. chris: i have my lovely sister maya. [cheering and applause] the number one brother-in-law in the world chauncey. maya: whoo! chris: and salina, the number one mother to two beautiful kids, my niece. [cheering and applause] steve: so y'all have been married for one year? diana: mm-hmm. chris: one year. steve: you do know you went way up, didn't you? chris: yeah, yeah, yeah. steve: you--you--you--you outkicked your coverage. chris: but i scored a touchdown! diana: ohh! chris: i scored a touchdown!

i'm chris mathews in washington. the first full week after the election, the fog is starting to clear over the democratic victory in the midterms. nationally, the democrats beat the republicans 52 to 45% in the popular vote nationally. the democrats could pick up up to 40 seats now in the house of representatives, something i've been predicting since last april. they had two big other victories worth talking about on tuesday. one was in the suburbs where women repudiated trump's that access hollywood tape.area and the other victory very important, democrats won big in pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan. midwestern states trump won in 2016, and would need to win in 2020 if he runs again. no wonder president trump continues to stew with loose and wild talk of rigged elections and corruption in those races yet to be called. before i say anything about florida, the main focus of trump's hostility, let me say this. there are two simple understandable reasons why the vote count wasn't complete on election night. one, ver

please welcome chris wallace! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> so, stephen -- >> stephen: yes, chris wallace? >> you have not had me on the show for two and a half years, since april of 2016. i have to say, i'm a little bit hurt, but -- >> stephen: yes? do you notice anything different about me? >> stephen: you no longer have blondeair? ( laughter ) >> so, can we get a two-shot here somewhere? so this is the way, in 2016, that i looked. okay? >> stephen: wow. this is the way, in 2018, that i look. i have gone full stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you look so smart! you look so damn smart! >> ive done a presidential debate, interviewed vladimir putin, all once i went stephen colbert. >> stephen: congratulations. welcome to the bright side of the road? i'm not sure. do you need those glasses or are those attitude glasses? >> no, i need the glasses. i can't see teleprompter, i can't read my notes, so i got glasses. >> stephen: good. what's teleprompter like? because i make all this stuf

i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo primetime." chris? >> beautifully said, anderson, thank you for that. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime", everybody. another key race was just called. not good news for republicans. meanwhile, the florida recount is getting ugly, may get worse. what is true? what is trite? we don't need more opinions from pundits about what might be going on. we need the players and have them on both sides making their cases directly to you. what are their issues? what proof do they have of the same? then you decide. the president has weighed in. is he really proposing breaking the law in two different states? facts first. straight ahead. >>> and this story, this photo blowing up online. what the heck are these high school boys doing? a nazi salute with a black classmate in attendance? >>> and also as veterans -- as anderson just reminded us, it's veterans day. thank you. we will never forget. tonight's show is in your honor. we have a special closing tonight that you're not going to want to miss. there's only way

let me be clear, chris. i have said right from the get go, i don't want any vote from any person that would vote for me because they don't like mr. delgado's race. that is irrelevant to me. >> that's all that ad does, john. that's what the ad says, this guy is a homey. he's a rapper. forget about the rogue scholar, forget about harvard, he's not one of us. that's what the ad says. >> well, he just moved into the district. when he votes next week for congress, it will be the very first time he's ever voted for congress in our district. and i think that's really the key. he has no real connection here. he's never had a job here. no philanthropic or other activity. and it's very arrogant and presum shus to say, oh, i've now arrived. i have a harvard degree, and therefore you should elect me as a member of congress. i've debated him six times, chris. he doesn't know a heck of a lot -- >> why is he loktd up -- >> i'm sorry? >> why is he locked up with you in the polls? >> because this is a very competitive race.

want to hand it over to chris cuomo. cuomo primetime starts right now. >> hello, i am cuomo sitting next to anderson. welcome to primetime. we have a reshaped washington, d.c. the power has shifted on all levels of government, but the game remains the same. the president is distracting from the big story of the democrats winning the house and state races all across america with a big move of his own. jeff sessions, the attorney general, fired, replaced with someone who is not a fan of the mueller probe, at least for now. some races are not even own over yet, but any new deal making with the democrats was followed by a threat from the president to have the senate investigate anyone who investigates him in the house. so, democrats have a choice. either going to be deal makers or ball breakers. they promise to be both. so how will they do that? we're going to ask two democrats fresh off their big victories, one in the senate, another in the house. my friends, lots have changed, but will anything really be different? let's g

i'm chris hayes. tonight there is palpable panic, and ferrell desperation emanating from the president of the united states, from his enablers in the republican party as well. in a possible dry run for 2020, trump and allies are making unhinged claims of electoral fraud despite a total lack of evidence.e his effort to short circuit the vote counting in florida, arizona and georgia seems to be a rear guard attempt to thwart possible democratic victories in the wake of a midterm election that looks with each passing hour more and more like a democratic blowout. much more on the ongoing races later in the show including the absolutely crazy situation developing in florida and the increasingly good news for democrats coming out of arizonan where the lead for kyrsten de sinema has been growing. with his back against the wall, trump's attempt to replace jeff sessions at the justice department with a lackey appearo to be blowing up in his face, de each day bringing new and wildly damaging headlines, includin

chris watling is here. putting spain aside because not one country has a veto, your base case is we get a deal on sunday but it is whether it passes in the parliament. chris: that is the key. point, a made the looks like the deal will be voted down by parliament and it seems hard to see how that will not be the case. what is interesting is what happens after that? known,ne of those unknown's. we will be going back to brexit to push things more in favor of getting the brexiteers on side. the key issue is the backstop. there are issues, the fisheries. the key issue is the backstop for maintaining sovereignty of the united kingdom. if they could get pushback, they might get it through. caroline: in that scenario, will we still see theresa may remaining prime minister? will we see a conservative led government? could we see a risk of disintegration? chris: there is a risk but we have seen that the appetite for pushing a no-confidence vote on theresa may is not there. raised the letters they need to force that b

want to hand it over to chris cuomo. cuomo primetime starts right now. >> hello, i am cuomo sitting next to anderson. welcome to primetime. we have a reshaped washington, d.c. the power has shifted on all levels of government, but the game remains the same. the president is distracting from the big story of the democrats winning the house and state races all across america with a big move of his own. jeff sessions, the attorney general, fired, replaced with someone who is not a fan of the mueller probe, at least for now. some races are not even own yeayea over yet, but any new deal making with the democrats was followed by a threat from the president to have the senate investigate anyone who investigates him in the house. so, democrats have a choice. either going to be deal makers or ball breakers. they promise to be both. so how will they do that? we're going to ask two democrats fresh off their big victories, one in the senate, another in the house. my friends, lots have changed, but will anything really be different?

big himself, chris noth told "e.t." he was done. >> i kinda think that story's been told many times. i think it's over. >> no, no, no, no, no all the nopes in nopeville. if they killed big off -- i can't even finish the sentence. >> you a fan of the franchise. >> i am. but carrie and big are the series. >> it ain't over til it's over. >> we're going to have to calm her down. >>> still ahead -- >> whoo! >> your first look inside mandy more's wedding reception as her "this is us" son-in-law chris sullivan throws "e.t." a big casting curve ball. >> jennifer, you would do an episode of "this is us." >> only we have jennifer's reaction. >> now we're going to get to know the real shania twain. we're going to put her on the spot with rapid fire questions. >> uh-oh. >> you ready for this? >> uh-oh. >> that's coming up next. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> hello there happy. mandy more, pleased to me you. opting for classic black for her wedding reception. i love that. before that she was the perfect blushing bride f