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Nbc's vaughn hillyard asked bevan about that. >> why is this race so much to talk about president trump so much? >> do you watch the news? >> last night, i saw a lot of your ads? >> awesome, have you watched the news other than political ads, have you heard anything about trump in the last three, four, year? >> you're running for governor. >> that's the irony. why people would talk to president trump would indicate that you've maybe come out from under a rock. here in america, that's pretty topical every night. ask the people who come in here if they care about his impeachment process they wil...

Who has been said to be the whistle-blower. >> do you know? >> yeah. >> i don't understand what prevents you from getting on the senate floor where you're protected and just giving a speech and giving the guy's name. >> no, i can. there's no law that stops me from doing it. >> okay. so during the interview, paul said he agreed with senator lindsey graham's earlier statement clarifying the statute for whistle-blowers. >> the whistle-blower statute was never meant to give anonymity. it was meant to allow you to come forward without being fired. you can't use anonymity in a criminal process. you ...

Looking ahead. >> tonight, voters in kentucky sent a message loud and clear for everyone to hear. as your next governor, i will listen more than i talk. i will work with anyone who has a good idea that we can deliver for kentuckians. with all of the partisan bickering and nastiness that we're seeing in politics, we have an opportunity to do better right here in kentucky. >> this is a close, close race. we are not conceding this race by any stretch. not a bit. in the end, we will have the governor that was chosen by the people of kentucky. and that's the way the process should work. >> beshear ...

16th to work on funding the government. although they're said to adjourn, the prior funding for this fiscal year is set to expire on november 21st. >> after shying away from the impeachment inquiry, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said president trump would be acquitted if a trial were in fact held today. >> i'm pretty sure how it likely to end if it were today. i don't think there's any question, it would not lead to a removal. so the question is how long does the senate want to take? i'd be surprised if it didn't end, the way the two previous ones one, with the president not being rem...

Years ago. as a starting place. and discuss how we may be able to agree how to handle the process. all right. still ahead, a look at the morning's top stories. a big night for democrats in kentucky. and also virginia. that maim reversal in the key figure in the impeachment inquiry who will now acknowledges there was a quid pro quo. plus, the director of the fbi gets grilled on rudy giuliani's shadow diplomacy with senator presidential candidate kamala harris. we'll play the key moments of that exchange, next. with ninja's superheated air, you can air fry for extra crispy, guilt free, delic...