it's really good. >> it's about this guy in new york who is a jazz musician, joe gardner. he really wants to make it big in jazz, which is like an old-school music. just as he gets his big gig, he walks out and falls into a manhole and goes to this place, this magical place where all souls go. basically in pixar fashion, they tackle a subject we always wondered about, where do souls come from? annd a whole host -- quest love, i mean -- it just makes for a great -- a great good-feeling movie, man. >> jimmy: has your youngest daughter seen it? >> they all saw it. my kids are a great, great measurement stick. because they're like -- their knowledge is crazy. you say, what'd you think of the movie? "well, the third act for me --" what that is? they break stuff down. the fact that they dug it, i felt cool. sometimes when they see something without me and come back and they don't mention the movie, they start talking about sports or something, oh, must not have went good. but they dug it. >> jimmy: isn't that interesting how in tune you are to their reaction and how important th

former vice president joe biden focusing on fear of mr. trump. but gardner says it is the president who is using the tactic the most including implied fears of other races and people not like you, like in july when he spoke of low income housing. >> your home will go down in value and crime rates will rapidly rise. suburbia will be no longer as we know it. lisa: in truth, times are good in most u.s. suburbs with years of income growth and safety. but gardner says fear can override the reality because it works on a primal level. >> we are hardwired to give priority to information about threats. we will always priitize negative information. so we'll notice at first. we'll remember it longer and it will be more influential in our subsequent decision making, then will other information. lisa: gardner says scary ads or speeches are affecting you, even if you think they aren't. >> when you see a political ad and they show you images of a stranger at the door going to knock at it and do god knows what to the innocent person inside, it's going to convinc

in the most recent poll, he's now losing to joe biden by 16 points. 55-39. and in that same poll, john hickenlooper is ahead of republican senator cory gardner by eight points. 50-42. >> six years ago -- >> when my party is wrong, i'll say it. when something is broken, i'll fix it. >> how often did cory gardner say his party was wrong? >> he's been with us 100%. there was no waver. >> donald trump said he's been with him 100%, not with colorado. how is that working out for you? >> thank you, cory. >> joining us now, john hickenlooper, the democratic candidate for senate in colorado. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> i want to go to the voting deadlines in colorado. as i understand it, a mail-in ballot in colorado must arrive by the closing of the polls on election day, is that correct? >> yes, and we're an all vote by mail balloting system. we put this in place about six years ago. we had the second highest turnout in 2018, we saved $6 per voter, and we have this risk auditing process, we can demonstrate that there's les

this year by mail for joe biden. >> i'm very positive about the whole situation. i think all of our votes will count. >> here's the trick repart n.north carolina, according to our later nbc news/marist poll still out 76% of those voting by mail say they support joe biden, but of those who are going to vote in person on election day 67% plan to vote for president trump, so almost a mirror image. north carolina is one of the 21 states and the district of columbia that will accept mail-in ballots that arrive after election day as long as they are postmarked by november 3rd, though that is the subject of ongoing legal challenges in states like north carolina, pennsylvania and minnesota some states will be able to get a jump on counting those mail votes. notably arizona, iowa and texas, all among those that can start counting ballots, counting them actually before election day so we should see full results there pretty quickly, but here's where the logjams could come in. in seven states they can't even touch the absentee ballots, can't verify signatures, take them out

i want to go back to senator gardner's question. he claims earlier the denial and to genocide by a brand terrorist don't violate so-called rules and that's important for terrorist leaders that the platform and twitter so let me ask you this -- >> i don't know. >> i think this is called a dictatorship. are people in iran allowed to use twitter or does the country whose leader you claim banned them from doing so? >> ideally we would love iran to use twitter. >> iran banned twitter and mr. zuckerberg i'm sure you were that they have banned facebook as well. if donald trump her world leader? >> yes. >> it would be important for world leaders to have access to your platform, correct? >> correct. so why did you deny that platform and give censorship to the u.s.? >> we haven't censored u.s. president. >> oh yes you have. how many posts from vladimir putin have you censored? >> we have labeled tweets of world leaders and we have a policy of not taking down the content. >> the u.s. president you censored 65 times. you testify that you are wo

democrats are claiming joe biden got out $383 million. there is a hatred that i've never seen in all the years that i've been doing this towards donald trump. why do you think it is this bad? >> they tried to delegitimize his presidency, they tried everything they can to destroy his presidency, and they hate my guts because i stood up for kavanaugh, and my opponent has raised $57 million in most of the senate in the history of the united states senate because they want to take me out. lindsey graham.com, help me close the gap. to all people listening on the show, you can help every republican. >> sean: barbra streisand is trying to get you thrown out of south carolina and i guess rosie o'donnell come to? >> i got to midnight, let's pour it on and show them that south carolina is not for sale. but let me say this, this is a big historic moment for the young conservative women of the world. there is a place for you. amy barrett is going on to court, don't be ashamed of being pro-life. embrace your faith and traditional family values, there'

gardner thank you. mr. john hickenlooper i want to talk about the issue. both you and joe biden didn't answer measures seen as retaliation or reform based on what republicans have done with the supreme court. let's try this in a different format. let's try these as yes, no or i don't want to say. do you support expanding or packing the supreme court if republicans confirm amy coney barrett? >> it's a hypothetical. i will put it this way. i don't like the idea of court-packing the end we are seeing it right now in it's full. it doesn't make any sense. with people in washington you won't have to do that institutional change. >> we are going go on to the next yes, no or i don't want to say. you support term limits for supreme court justice? >> again there's so many variables. no, i don't support term limits but who can say in the future? another idea has been rotating supreme court justices onto the supreme court for fresh blood. >> i've never heard that so i've been taught about it. you ask support expanding the size of accord to expand the judiciary? >> aga

he does have a higher percentage of them supporting him and this time around the 2016, can joe biden count on the same kind of support from his side of the aisle? >> leslie: is not about endorsements but kennedy, you picked cory gardner who i was going to say, that's my prediction if he loses because is wearing that maga hadn't cozied up to the president. they don't care about the long run, they care about this election and what it's going to be like if it is a post-trump world for them especially in their tight races. >> katie: all right, well, if president trump is at the top of the ticket, republicans are hoping he can help pull them at the tea mug over the finish line for sure. more "outnumbered" after this. as with progressive's home quote explorer. international hand model jon-jon gets personal. your wayward pinky is grotesque. then a high stakes patty-cake battle royale ends in triumph. you have the upper hands! it's a race to the lowest rate, and so much more. only on "the upper hands." >> kennedy: thank you so much to jason, katie, leslie. you're all gorgeous. if you want to

yet we have at administration uttered joe biden and john hickenlooper that would destroy our economy. for donald trump? mr. gardner: i'm proud of the work we have done together, to open up the bureau of land management headquarters. i'm proud of the work we've done. let's be proud of the work we've done. we will bring people together. we need to make it about the people of colorado. you know what's wrong with washington, d.c.? you send people there that are dedicated to a partisan fight. instead of working together. i'm the third-most bipartisan member of the united states senate. john thinks it's all about him. that's why he wants to go there. e admits it. moderator: i did not hear an answer. mr. gardner: it's been good for the state of colorado to bring bureau of land management here, to cut taxes. look at what our state has done. 7% wage growth across the western part of the united states. hickenlooper wants to repeal the 2017 tax cuts. that would reduce wages. moderator: are you proud of your support? mr. gardner: i'm not going to support a socialist. i'm not going to support a so

gardner debates his democratic challenger john hickenlooper. that is live on c-span, at c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app. >> watch live coverage of the senate confirmation hearings for judge amy coney barrett with opening statements by judiciary committee members and judge barrett. and c-span1.org. >> now, a discussion on u.s. policy toward the asia-pacific region. current and former state department officials discuss mike pompeo's recent trip to japan. fored by the center strategic and international studies. >> good morning, everyone in d.c. good evening everyone in korea. i am the host of the csis capital cable. welcome to the 12th

meaning democrats need a net gain of four seats if president trump is re-elected or three seats if joe biden wins. vice president breaks the tie. earlier in the cycle, we had identified six republican senators in jeopardy -- steve daines in montana, cory gardner, martha mcsally, joni ernst, thom tillis and susan collins in maine, plus one democratic incumbent, doug jones in alabama. this is the senate map we assumed we were going to be dealing with, with the last nine days. but look at how this map has expanded. it has added quite a few competitive races. as of right now, you've got lindsey graham in south carolina, both republican senators in georgia, david perdue and tilly loeffler. dan sullivan of alaska is in a tight race and the open republican seat in kansas -- yes, kansas -- all of them are in some measure of peril. then i'd add democrat incumbent gary peters of michigan. he still finds himself in a tougher than expected race, despite joe biden's strength in michigan. finally, on the outdoors here, yes, there are more competitive senate races. john cornyn in texas, mitch mcconne

it may not be a big issue for colorado for joe biden versus donald trump, maybe very critical in the senate race there with john hickenlooper, the democrat who is trying to take on the incumbent cory gardner. dallas morning news, g.o.p. drills biden over oil remarks, you have to imagine that the rough necks on the rigs and those who are supported by the oil industry in texas might now think twice about flipping their vote to joe biden. houston chronicle, trump puts oil on the ballot in texas race and the white house views it as a key issue and they have been playing at their rallies now, the president will get up and talk for a little while about joe biden, about his stance on fracking and then play back to back clips at his rallies on big monitors they have set up. so that tells you that the president and his team think this is an issue they can really make some inroads on here in the last 10 days before election day. neil: you know, when we compared their campaign styles and strategies, of course, this is one of those rare moments where joe biden has left his home in wilmington onl

so i want to go back to senator gardner's question. you said holocaust denial and doeats of jewish genocide not violate twitters rules and its important for iran's leaders the terrorist leader to have a platform on twitter. i think this is called a dictatorship. our people in iran allowed to use twitter, or just a country whose leader you claim deserves a platform banned them from doing so? think most i do people in iran can use twitter. blackburn: mr. dorsey, is donald trump a world leader? mr. dorsey: yes. sen. blackburn: ok, so it would be important for world leaders to have access to your platform, correct? mr. dorsey: correct. sen. blackburn: so why did you deny that platform through censorship of the u.s. president? we have not censored the u.s. president. sen. blackburn: yes you have. how many posts from the ayatollah have you censored? vladimirposts from putin have you censored? mr. dorsey: we do not take down the tweets but we add content around it. sen. blackburn: and the u.s. president you have censored 65 times. you have te

you know, susan collins -- >> joe, can we talk about lindsey graham? >> well, and lindsey graham as well. and by the way, and lindsey is completely -- completely losing it. and against the back drop of lindsey graham, kasie, let me just say, there's a new cnn poll that just dropped and i suspect other polls will likely follow. taken completely after the president's diagnosis and showing how reckless he was, most likely on the night of the debate, moving forward. and a new cnn poll just out has joe biden at 57% and donald trump at 41%. it's a 16-point national lead and yes, it's a national poll, but no, it is not early and yes, as a republican, former republican, i know in polling a rising tide lifts all boats. so if you're looking at a 16-point national lead, post infection, this is having a devastating impact on all of these republican senators. they better save themselves and distance themselves as quickly from donald trump as they can. >> yes. >> because donald trump can no longer save them. 16 points down in this new cnn poll. >> it's a stunning nu