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Workers on friday night. hes been on the trail. theres an energy. we were with him in carnegie, canvassers coming in off the street they had not been contacted by the campaign seeing how they could help. compare that to rick saccone, outside of the rally on saturday night, he had no events on saturday, he had no events on saturday. on friday he had two events. the first one had eight people come, the second had 15 people come. this is the paul ryan-backed super pac. i talked with their executive...

Saccone? what do you know that might not be obvious to those of us here? >> reporter: kasie, i want to start with connor lamb. he had about 300 mainly union workers, coal miners, a ruckus rally down the road. was also with connor lamb here in carnegie. they had canvassers. the campaign hadnt talked to but they were coming in off the streets, going out canvassing, phone banking. it was an operation much like we saw with doug jones in alabama in those closing days. compare that to the get out the ...

Lamb the sham, right? lamb the sham. i hear hes nice looking. i think im better looking than him. i do. i do. personally, i like rick succone. i think hes handsome. [ cheers and applause ] do me a favor. get out on tuesday. vote for rick succone and we can leave right now. >> so, thats what hes saying in public. but privately the president reportedly has not been so generous. according to new reporting just in from jonathan swan at axios, trump is trashing succone behind the scenes. why? trump...

And read my "washington post" column this week. and lets get started. irans national police said on sunday the ongoing anti-government protests there are now over, the disturbances have ended, he declared. but protests came shortly after that announcement. when will the unrest really end? thomas joins us on skype from tehran and here with me in new york is a top expert, a senior fellow at the carnegie down for peace. thomas, first, can you tell us anything about the news that mahmoud abedin ha...

Started. ♪ >> irans national police said the on going protests are now over. the disturbances have ended a spokesman declared but perhaps he was premature. when will the unrest really end? what is the end game? thomas edwin joins us on skype from tehran. here with me in new york is a top expert on iran, a senior fellow at the carnegie for peace. thomas, let me ask you first, can you tell us anything about the news that mahammad has been arrested and has been fuelling the protests and does that...

In the philippines devastated by a deadly tropical storm. he offered prayers for world peace. lea: north korea sounding off a fresh round of sanctions from the un security council in response to its official launch late last one. the new sections limiting pyongyangs access to oil and proceed north korea workers in other countries to return home. the rogue regime calling with sanctions an act of war and threatening to retaliate against nations who supported them. burning me now is professor of in...

Thousand people come to their base of events which they organize four times a year in various medications. his name stand up just i really believe that they live what they saying its great. because they get the faith across really well at the met is not some old church thing sitting on a cold pew because a lot of warm fan is on for no reason was a very. last hour as one important person had to miss the event to do a guest performance for the band who are florence joy is the singer of carnegie an...

Decades ago but the recent national election here has put the far right alternative for germany party in the blunder start for the very first time and triggered talk of a return to those old east west divisions meanwhile europe wants united by the tearing down of the iron curtain is again putting up walls and fences a question on quadriga this week after the election divided germany divided europe and to discuss that question im joined here in the studio by wojciech she moans ski who is with the...

Rick: intensifying rhetoric between the foreign minister offering a strong warning to president trump during his speech before the united nations general assembly. listen. >> what else could be a bigger threat than the violent remarks such as fire and fury, total destruction coming from the top authority of the worlds biggest nuclear power. rick: were going to discuss with a fox news foreign-policy from carnegie and a hoover institute research fellow. >> thank you. rick: how much higher can this...

Rick: intensifying rhetoric between the foreign minister offering a strong warning to president trump during his speech before the united nations general assembly. listen. >> what else could be a bigger threat than the violent remarks such as fire and fury, total destruction coming from the top authority of the worlds biggest nuclear power. rick: were going to discuss with a fox news foreign-policy from carnegie and a hoover institute research fellow. >> thank you. rick: how much higher can this...