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about the people that are watch listed, but about those that could have gotten in some other way. >> what you said is not every state in the country is not a border state. is that what you said? >> the threats to come from the other side of the border are affects every state. >> absolutely. >> we've had nearly 200 on the terror watch list. >> we've seen a small number of foreign terrorists can cause. people tend to forget it was 19 people that killed 3,000 people. >> that was the next point i was going to make. it took 19 to create 9-11. >> you have to play defense here in the u.s. as well as defense overseas. i agree with my colleague, mr. mike mccaul. things have never been so bad. >> neil: scary day on capitol hill. a new warning from the head of the fbi, director christopher wray says the war in the middle east is increasing the terror threat for americans over here. we have yo covered with aishah hasnie on the direct message from today's hearing. south carolina congress woman nancy mace who says our porous southern border is not helping. general frank mackenzie on the real threat our troops are already facing and former democratic presidential candidate joe lieberman says a direct strike on iran can keep it all from happening. let's go to aishah hasnie in the middle of capitol hill with the concern of security in our own country. good afternoon. >> that surrounds the u.s. mexico border. that was a big part of today's hearing. one of the loudest moments came when congress woman marjorie taylor greene shouted at alejandro mayorkas. this happened days after she tried to force a vote on the house floor to impeach him. watch this. >> i want you to know, you have a short time coming. you can honorably resign or we're going to impeach you. it's happening very, very soon. >> this is actually the same committee that's in charge of decide whethering they will recommend an impeachment vote. chairman greene tells me he hopes his investigation will have an answer by the end of the year. another big moment is when director wray appeared to admit that the fbi is searching for people that have come across the border that match the terror watch list. listen. >> are there people that match the terror watch list that were apprehended by cbp that the fbi and other agencies are searching for in the united states? >> there are certainly individuals that are the subject of terror investigations that we're searching for. >> are there people you don't know where they are that the fbi is searching for today? yes or >> yes. >> yes. >> and wray told lawmakers that the fbi is currently investigating multiple individuals with ties or connections to hamas. scary times, neil. >> thanks for that. aishah hasnie on capitol hill. the backdrop for this ongoing war in israel between israel and hamas, but the attacks on u.s. soldiers continue as well. a 57th one over just the last 24 hours. we have responded four times to those attacks growing frustration. certainly among republicans and some democrats that the administration isn't taking a harder line against iran, the provocateur behind all of these attacks. it occurs at the time where this latest attack was coming from houthi rebels in yemen. the same group that has been pestering saudi arabia to put it mildly. getting financed by iran in the process. the growing chorus now is to do something about iran because that is at the core of all attacks on u.s. and threatened attacks even coming through our border or seedy elements getting through the border. a big worry for southern southern republican congress woman nancy mace that joins us now. this threat to americans, not only what we're obviously seeing affecting our 1200 troops stationed in the middle east right now, largely syria, but now the fear from christopher wray at least that some nefarious elements are slipping through the border. you begin to wonder if they're already here. >> right. we know that they're already here. we're going to have a record number of terrorists on the terrorism watch list come across this year. it's gotten worse since joe biden became president. we've known a long time that we need to shut down the southern border. no one has been able to do it. no one has tried to do it. this administration has not -- this congress is get nothing where with it. it's a major national security issue. not to mention on top of that, the amount of drugs coming across the border, enough fentanyl since biden became president to call over 10 billion people, not to mention the human trafficking problems that we have in my hometown of goose creek in south carolina. we have human trafficking in every state. we have to work together to shut down the border period. >> neil: some of your colleagues are saying mayorkas should go. he answers to his boss. that is the president. the president doesn't seem keen on replacing him or dismissing him. what do you think? >> well, without impeaching him, we're just turning the cheek the other way. joe biden is ignoring the problem. mayorkas is ignoring the problem. everyone is ignoring the problem. i wish we could impeach mayorkas. that's what we should have done. we weren't able to do it monday night. >> neil: let me ask you about what happened this week. there was a move on the part of the speaker to corral enough democratic votes to approve a measure that will hopefully avoid a government shutdown. you opposed that. why? >> the continuing resolutions that we've done year over year doesn't fix the spending problem. we're $33 trillion in debt. that terrible debt ceiling deal that was earlier this year will add $50 trillion of debt in the next decade. we cannot continue washington spending as usual. a clean cr the way it was done is not something that i've ever supported before. i'm not going support it now. we need to be more responsible, cut spending. we have to do it together. republicans and democrats alike for decades now are the ones that put us in this very tenuous, very risky situation with our economy and spending and inflation. >> neil: you know, some people interpreted that you're set to turn on mike johnson, the speaker. they say the same way you did on kevin mccarthy. what do you say? >> this situation is not mike johnson's problem. this was created by former leadership that are no longer in leadership today. >> neil: he did the exact same thing, congresswoman. he appealed to democrats to get it to the finish line. >> did he have any other choice, neil? i don't think he did. >> neil: did kevin mccarthy have any other choice? >> kevin mccarthy had all the choices in the world. he promised to cut spending, promised the appropriations bills to avoid a continuing resolution, this is all kevin mccarthy's problem created by him for this country. mike johnson is playing the hand that he was dealt. i believe that next year he will do a much better job than the former speaker. >> neil: what is it, congress woman between you and kevin mccarthy? right now he says you deserve to lose your re-election bid. he doesn't like the way you behave. your colleagues are increasingly saying they don't know whether to trust you or know where you're coming from. the washington most says maga warrior, nancy mace tries to be both. what is going on? >> well, i certainly haven't given any of my colleagues or the country a reason not to trust me. i certainly would never elbow someone in the kidneys and run away like a school boy in kindergarten. >> neil: you're talking about the charge that kevin mccarthy did a kidney punch? go ahead. >> yeah. tim is one of the nicest humans in congress. why anybody would do that, witnessed by a reporter from npr that wrote about it on social media. i can't believe that kind of thing would be tolerated today. i wish more of my colleagues spoke out in defense of tim burchette. it was wrong. we shouldn't use physical retaliation against anyone. given no reason for anyone not to trust me. i always promised to work hard and promised to work with anyone on either side of the aisle. if they're willing to work with me, i'll work with them. i hold no grudges. we have to move forward and work hard for our kids and their future. >> neil: i understand that. maybe given your rising fame, you've gotten a lot of people's attention. a lot of your colleagues don't know what to make of you. there was a time that you liked kevin mccarthy and then you didn't. you liked and supported steve scalise and then you didn't. right now you're with mike johnson. that's great. but they don't trust you. there's a "washington post" story that says you're a narcissist. how do you feel about that? it's a all about nancy mace. >> martha: politics is an ugly business. when you're on the raise, people will attack you no matter what. i didn't read "the washington post" articles. i don't care what "the washington post" thinks about me. i care about what my constituents in my state and the people across this country that i'm trying to support, i care what they think. i don't serve washington. i don't serve "the washington post." i serve the people of south carolina and that's where we're going to keep it. >> neil: tim scott, your fellow south carolinian has stepped out of the presidential race. that lives nikki haley. in a state where donald trump is winning by a country mile if you look at the latest polls. who are you going to support? >> first of all, i want to thank tim scott for jumping in the arena. he's a remarkable man. a man of faith. he believes in the opportunity and optimism of this country. he worked hard. and i'm grateful he stepped up to the plate and in to the arena. i'm excited to see that we have one south carolinian left. you laid it out well, neil. right now my focus is on my constituents and south carolina. i have not weighed in on supporting anyone yet in 24. >> neil: would you be leery of supporting nikki haley if it looks like here shot to get the nomination that it would tick off donald trump? he is no big fan of nikki haley. he's had some choice adjectives to describe her. what do you think of that? >> i've been on the receiving end of choice words from the former president myself. i'm waiting and watching. what i want to be on point about today is that no matter who the nominee is, we have to rally behind them next year. we cannot continue what biden has done to this country, whether we're talking about the southern border or national security or the insecured of other countries around the world. these wars that are happening. we have a lot of decisions to make in the future and republican leadership can do better than what the left has done to destroy this country. >> neil: you were critical of the former president. so was and is nikki haley. she said if she's the nominee she will support him. she's had been doubts about whether he's up to the job. his time has come and gone. what is it about donald trump that ultimately everyone falls in line in the party and accepts him, if he's the guy, we support him. end of story, no debate. >> i can't speak for him. what i will say, i've been proud of nikki haley and other candidates working hard to provide different options for president. it will be up to republican primary voters to decide who they want to have as their nominee next year. >> neil: i'm sorry. that is not what i asked. that in the end, they rip him a new one as has you in the past. you move on. that's politics. but she turned around quickly and said i'd support him if he were the nominee. what do you think? >> there's too much at stake. that's why i'm going to support the nominee no matter what. i look what is happening in our schools, the education system, the economy, inflation, the debt that we're taking on. i want to make sure that my kids have a brighter future. every kid in this country has a brighter future. i'm talking to women that have never voted for republicans before in their life looking to find a republican to vote for. especially with whats going on in israel. a lot of jewish democrats that are open to look at across the aisle. we have a lot of opportunity to bring people to the republican party in to the republican fold that we haven't had before in a very long time. i do believe if we can join together, show that optimism and strength for everybody no matter where you come from, your age, your skin color, your gender, all of those things, we can win and win big next year in 24 in the white house. potentially the u.s. house and the senate. way tonight be optimistic about bringing people together from every walk of life in order to win and take our country back. >> neil: as a graduate of the citadel in south carolina, the first female graduate, i might add, what do you think of these constant attacks on u.s. troops? 56 by last count. we've had a few responses. none directly on iran itself. >> well, it's a terrible situation. i question these attacks wouldn't be happening if we didn't have all of these paces in those certain locations. it's very troubling to me to see what is going on overseas. i very much fear because of the president we have in the white house today and the oval office that other nations are making a mockery of our leadership. they know we're weak and spread thin and vulnerable. i want to see strength in the white house next year. >> neil: congress woman, great catching up with you. thanks for taking time. nancy mace from the state of south carolina. it's 57 attacks on u.s. soldiers. i apologize for that. jeff paul in southern israel with the latest on the war there. jeff? >> yeah, neil. from our vantage point here in southern israel, we continue to hear that outgoing artillery that israel is still firing in to gaza. all of that happening as israel forces in and around the al shifa hospital. they found weapons and military equipment and proof that hamas is operating inside gaza's biggest hospital. after entering the hospital complex, soldiers engaged with militants killing them. for days, israeli forces have encircled the al shifa hospital. the idf said they started their search early this morning. hat, however, released a statement to fox news says the idf was swarming the hospital and putting the lives of the vulnerable civilians at risk. the idf released other video showing soldiers delivering incubators, baby food and medical supplies to the hospital. today prime minister netanyahu visited with soldiers saying that they still haven't completed their mission. >> there's no place in gaza that we will not reach. there's no hiding, no shelter for the hamas murders. we will arrive, eliminate hamas and return our hostages. these are two sacred missions. >> farther to the south for the first time since october 7th, united nations fuel shipments were allowed to enter gaza. these are images from the rafah crossing. aid workers on the ground in gaza says the fuel that was delivered will not be enough to make up for the shortages. neil? >> neil: be safe to all of you. jeff paul in southern israel. before we go to break, i do want to go to the corner of wall and broad where some calming inflation data, the second day in a row we've seen it, this time on the wholesale front. the trend is down. that has a lot of folks thinking that the fed can pack up and go away. no more rate hikes expected. now they're looking forward to possible rate cuts. you never know. four days in a row for the dow. we've seen that advance largely build on lower interest rates. meantime, the president of the united states and his counterpart from china and the big pow-wow there in san francisco, the latest from california with peter doocy. peter? >> neil, we're at a very locked down wedding venue about 40 minutes outside san francisco where president biden and president xi are meeting behind closed doors right now. we have new details about what's going on inside the room after this. 18 years from tonight, grant gill will become a legend. when he totally kills it at his improv class's graduation performance. knees will be slapped. suds will be sprayed. people won't know what hurts more: their cheeks, or their sides. that's why he's already keeping himself in-shape and razor sharp today with health tips and wellness tools from aarp. to help make sure his health lives as long as he does. because the younger you are, the more you need aarp. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? 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>> we have made that argument ourselves. we don't have diplomatic relations with iran. we certainly have ways of getting messages to iranian leaders. we've done that. >> and officials are also telling us that they think this meeting is different than the one in indonesia because of what president biden can deliver. specifically opening up communications between the u.s. military and the chinese military. something that hasn't happened for months and also getting the chinese to crackdown on the chemical companies that are making the precursors for fentanyl. neil? >> thanks for that, peter doocy, in california. let's go to jennifer griffin at the pentagon on the constant attack on u.s. soldiers. we're up to 57 now. what has our response been? >> the u.s.s.hudner shot down a drone from yemen. this is the first time a u.s. navy warship has been targeted since the conflict between israel and hamas began. just last week, houthi forces in yemen shot down a $32 million reaper drone. so far the u.s. military has not responded. >> isn't the lack of response by the u.s. military inviting more actions, aggressive actions by the houthis? >> i wouldn't say it's inviting more aggressive or further response from the houthis. we've seen the houthis do this before. i believe not saying we're not going to respond. we reserve the right to respond at a time and place of our choosing. >> year not deterring the houthis. >> we have a very robust presence in the region right now that is sending a strong message of deterrence. >> moments ago, we learned three rockets were fired at u.s. forces in syria. there's been 57 attacks, six since the u.s. air strikes on sunday that killed five to seven iran proxy fighters. this is new video released by the defense department showing the u.s. air strikes target ago safe house used as a head quarters in syria. the second strike destroyed an irgc training facility. hours of secondary explosions following the strikes that weapons were store there as well. last month on october 19th, the u.s.s. carney in the northern red sea shot down 15 drones and four cruise missiles fired from the houthis during a nine-hour time span. the rockets intercepted by the carney were heading towards israel. they had the capability to travel more than 1,200 miles. neil? >> neil: thanks for that update. let's go to general frank mckenzie. commander, very good to have you. thanks for taking the time. there's growing frustration here that these constant groups around and financed by iran that manage to attack u.s. soldiers as i said 57 times now, and our responses are a fraction of the attacks. do you think that that is a problem and that is why iran keeps leading these attacks and funding them? >> the iranians want us to leave the region. they try to do that by increasing our level of pain to where we will make a decision to do it. the fact that we brought significant combat forces in to the theater last month sends a clear sign to iran, the fact that we're beginning to strike back is also something that they'll have to take a look at. >> neil: what are the options, commander? obviously the threat of sanctions and all the rest given the fact that iran is sitting and have their hot hands on $20 billion plus now. so we can freeze billions that they have around the globe but that's none that they have access to right now and they have a sense that we won't respond by going in to iran with attacks. so their proxies can continue doing their bidding. does that trouble you? >> it does. again, i go back to the point that iran respects the use of force and respects the fact that we have deployed significant forces in the theater. that means something to them. i'm sure we're looking at responding to these latest attacks right now. but you have to be careful when you do it. you don't want to needlessly escalate the situation. >> neil: sir, i understand what you're saying, iran respects force. but they keep responding because maybe they don't see enough force? >> well, clearly if we look objectively at what is happens, they're not responding to what we have done so far. we have a variety of other things we can do in our kit bag. our central commander is talking to the secretary and the secretary is talking to then't about things that we can do to signal to iran that now is not the time to further escalate there conflict. as always, iranian decision making is sometimes opaque and hard to understand. i go back to how i began. they respect force. we have to be comfortable how wield it but we have to be firm in our response. >> neil: i apologize. they respect force but they know full well that we don't want to advance this beyond the region or trigger a world war. so they keep doing what they're doing. so what is the answer? >> i think the answer is for iran to realize that if they continue along this path, eventually they'll kill americans in the region. they'll have some success in one of these attacks. our response will be significant. we always is a with iran, they might own the lower steps on the escalation ladder but we own the higher steps. they're very much aware of that. >> neil: so when you say that, dead americans, soldiers that are killed in these attacks, we haven't seen that yet. we've seen contractors that are doing military exercises. that would be a game changer. >> i have to believe that it would. the reason we haven't seen any lethal effects against our troops in the region is because of the remarkable efforts of u.s. central command in defending those people out there. the problem is, the battlefield reverts to the main. given the density and number of attacks, the iranians will go lucky or unlucky, depending how you characterize that. the possibility of significant escalation will be real. we need to do everything we can to prevent that from happening. >> neil: thanks, commander. i appreciate it. >> thank you, neil. >> neil: i'd like to go to joe lieberman on what he makes of this, presidential candidate, former senator. what do you think that the commander was saying? obviously it would be a game changer if these attacks kept up, but kept american soldiers. what do you say? >> well, i don't want us to wait that long. they've tried almost 60 times to kill american soldiers. we're just lucky, maybe good, effective that they haven't done it. we've had very measured responses on facilities that are tied to iran in syria, for instance. but i think it's time to go for the head of the snake. most of the terrible things, evil things happening in that region start there tehran. what i'm saying is, we have to go particularly after facilities connected to the islamic revolutionary guard corps which is coordinating all of this, including the attacks on american soldiers. so -- and there may be factories that are building the missiles and drones that the iranian-backed terrorist proxies are new hampshiring at our troops. we ought to knock those out as well. the general is right. iranians only respect force. it's not enough for us to deploy our forces to the region if they're just sitting there. we've got to make the iranians feel some pain or they won't stop this until some of our soldiers are killed. i don't want to wait that long. >> neil: you know, senator, there's probably a protest every day and more around the world, especially on the weekend in new york. another one being planned a pro palestinian one. i've started looking and examining at a lot of these rallies around the world. eight out of ten are pro palestinian. does that bother you? some of that is blatant to say we're pro hamas. what do you think of that? >> yeah, that's shocking. i understand people are concerned, upset that innocent civilians in gaza are being hurt as a result of the israelis understandable campaign to eliminate hamas, which brutally killed 1,400 israeli citizens on october 7th and still holding over 200. but the reason civilians are being killed in gaza is because of hamas. if people want to support the palestinian cause and protest, that's their right. but a lot of them as i have interviewed, as i have seen, are prepared to say that they're for hamas. they're killers. if hamas triumphs here, everybody in the world will be unsafe. the other thing i've noticed, i think there's some radicals, anarchyists that have infiltrated them. i see them burning american flags as well as israeli flags. they're going beyond just being sympathetic to the palestinians. they're really anti-american. that fire enemies of ours. we have to take it seriously. some demonstrations are blatantly anti-semitic. you can't remain silent in response to that. >> neil: you know, senator joe manchin said he would consider a presidential run as an independent candidate, maybe a no labels candidate. what do you think of that? >> well, joe manchin is a friend of mine. he's a great centrist. he really has walked the walk and worked on bipartisan problem solving in congress. when it comes to no labels, we're just beginning and soon will announce a committee that will review potential candidates, vet them and ultimately make a recommendation to our members next year, if we decide to run. i would say -- that process is just beginning. >> neil: you say if you decide to run. presumably a ticket. mitt romney's name has been mentioned as well. that would be contingent on if it's a joe biden-donald trump matchup? that would be -- that would get a no labels run? >> well, wouldn't definitely, but that is a big part of it. look at the polling, neil. 65, 70% of the american people don't want to have to choose between trump and biden again. and third parties don't have a real track record since abraham lincoln of getting elected. maybe this is a moment and that's why we're trying to keep the door open. joe manchin deserves the most serious consideration if we get to that point. here's the standard. we don't want to just do this for the sake of doing it if we offer our ballots to a third party unity bipartisan ticket. we want to feel that we have a chance to win and also that we're not going to be spoilers for one candidate or the other. if we get to that point, joe manchin deserves the most respectful consideration if he's interested because he's earned it. >> neil: got it. senator, very good seeing you. thank you. >> you too, neil. thank you. >> neil: joe lieberman. new hampshire has settled on its primary date. we know that date. now the question becomes the roll of the state's gore and maybe influencing the outcome. we'll explore that and more with karl rove after this. 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>> first of all, on the democratic side, it will have an impact. this is a chance for them to signal whether they're excited about the renomination of joe biden. if dean philips, the congressman from minnesota gets 25 or 30% of the vote, it would -- it ought to wake up something in the west wing that even in the state the president has dissed that there's little dissatisfaction. this will be an important contest on the republican side. either something happens in iowa that gets continued in new hampshire or new hampshire decides like it likes to upset the apple cart. i remember well 2000 when george w. bush won iowa handily and then eight days later, got upset by john mccain in new hampshire by 19 points. i still bear the painful marks of that defeat. >> neil: let me ask you about this. another crucial role is where chris sununu goes. i talked to him not long ago since his poised to support someone before the primary. that list is dwindling. i'm assume it's not donald trump. they had a fracture relationship. how much weight would his endorsement have? >> it could have a lot particularly if he waits until the iowa caucuses. he's well-respected by a large number of people, republicans, democrats and independents. in new hampshire, independents can enter in to the republican primary. so you know, he either gets to make a decision now and get behind somebody, push for them or wait until we see what happenses in iowa and comes roaring out of the stock then. behind whoever is looking like they're challenging the former president for the nomination in new hampshire. >> neil: you know, looks like chris christie just like he did in 2016 is putting all of his marbles the granite state. so obviously hi would really want that backing by chris sununu. if he doesn't get it, is he temperature latest to consider stepping out? >> people get to make that decision themselves. frankly he's done so well in the debates that i'm not certain that it necessarily -- you know, let's go one more debate and see how it goes. let's see what happens in iowa. he has to make a judgment before the new hampshire primary. if there's a lot of excitement out of iowa on behalf of somebody else, that will crimp him. they will get the momentum going in to new hampshire. on the other hand, if it's a muddled picture and nobody is breaking out of the pack and donald trump is below 50%, he has a chance to storm in to first place in new hampshire perhaps. we're way too early. depend on new hampshire strategy is iffy. sometimes it works. it also worked for gary hart in 1984. it really helped john mccain. he was no war. it put him in the lead before 19 days people went to the polls in south carolina and put bush back in the lead. so all the rules go out on this election. this is going to be one in the primaries and general election. this is one for the record books and how crazy and potentially strange it could be. >> neil: could cost you a lot if you ignore it like rudy guliani did. thanks, karl rove. target is doing quite well. came out with better than expected numbers. it does have a problem with robberies and crime and that is hurting more than just the bottom line after this. with the freestyle libre 2 system, know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us at america's best, you can get two pairs of glasses and a free eye exam starting at just $79.95. two pairs! and they don't even have to be identical! in fact, one pair can be practical and sturdy, while the other pair is super stylish and wildly good-looking. not that it's a contest or anything. two pairs and a free, quality eye exam starting at just $79.95. the exam alone is worth at least $59. book yours today at americasbest.com the silent type, i see. this is the ergo smart base from tempur-pedic. and it responds to snoring, so you don't have to. so, no more nudging your partner. or sleeping on the other side... of the house. because the tempur-ergo smart base actually detects snoring then automatically adjusts to help reduce it. all night, every night. for a limited time, save up to $500 on select adjustable mattress sets, and experience the deep, undisturbed sleep of tempur-pedic. learn more at tempurpedic.com >> neil: target is quite the draw for shoppers obviously. came out with better than expected numbers today. the fact of the matter is, it's a draw for thieves and those that like to wreak havoc there. that has law enforcement angry at target. ashley webster has more from florida. ashley? >> yeah, hey, neil. joining today's earnings call, target executives say the problem with theft is starting to improve but still a head wind. now, the retailer has been hit hard by organized retail crime gangs that steal millions of merchandise, anything from perfume and electronics and resell them on the black market. but target has been soft and not allowing law enforcement to arrest suspects in the store. >> we have to hold these folks accountable. even if it's issuing a ticket. this is not sustainable. it's frustrating when you go in the store, everything is locked behind plexiglass. >> this store in white plains, new york, has all the men's products behind lock and key. the national retail federation says losses hit $121 billion last year. former target vice chairman says the soft approach just isn't working. >> they can't have of the both ways. they can't complain about theft and not let the police do their jobs. >> while critics say target is hesitant to confront blatant criminals because they don't want any negative publicity on social media. with losses in the hundreds of millions of dollars, it's the law-abiding customer that pays the price. costing a good holiday season better than what wall street expected.of course, that's assuming that the customers pay for the items and don't walk out the store without doing that. >> neil: yeah, a good many are doing just that. thanks, ashley. ashley webster on that. markwayne mullins is coming up. when it comes to senator mullin, it's best not to get nasty. >> you want to do it now? 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>> i'd love to. >> you stand your butt up. >> no, no. sit down. united states senator. >> if senator bernie sanders had not intervened, would you have jumped over that desk and started a fight? >> i wouldn't have started a fight. people say this incumbent of a senator, but i am a guy from oklahoma first. i don't like bullies. i raise my boys not to be bullies. if that requires you getting an unfortunate punch in the face, that is what is going to happen. i have raised my kids understanding that. >> this has gone viral. didn't anticipate it. do you think it might be wise for you to get together? they talked about the idea of you having a cup of coffee. where does that stand? >> i don't take it personal. i got paid to fight. it is never personal to me. you get in brawls every now and then in your backyard or with your buddies. you dust yourself off and wipe your mouth and you go on and keep playing. it is not personal with me. maybe i would have been able to take some frustration, >> it hit a nerve with you. that was pretty clear. >> of all the things he said, what got you more than anything else? >> calling me out when he said you know where to find me anytime, anyplace. that, how do i not respond to that? he called me out. you know my background. most of your audience knows my background. do you expect me not to answer that? i am going to respond to him. he had a choice. he could apologize and say i shouldn't have said that. he said yeah, we can do that now. two adults can handle that now. >> it sounded like he was ready to do that. you know more than i do. he was ready to do it. >> he did not stand up. >> if he had, you were ready to jump over and get to him. >> absolutely. every now and then a bully needs to be taught a lesson. if you have the capability to stand up for somebody or stand up against a bully, you have to. i would have never picked this fight. never. however, if you are going to do it, you need to be ready to defend your words. at the end he said i didn't mean it that way. i meant to have a cup of coffee and sit down and talk about it. if you read the tweet, he meant it the way he said it. he got caught and he is looking for a way out. if that is what he wants, no problem, let's sit down and have a cup of coffee. we will agree to disagree at the end of the day because he thinks employees should be union employees and the right-to-work states actually get paid $4,000 more per year than forced labor states. >> you have your differences. he is like you. i have talked to him a number of times. he is more of a low-key guy. you are actually very low-key. maybe it is just a big misunderstanding. if you go out, who pays for the coffee? >> i would pay for the coffee. i don't agree with what you are saying about low-key. in 2013 he was suspended for threatening and intimidating. >> his negotiating style in these deals is low-key. let bygones be bygones. >> in 2017, james hoffa had to remove him from no okay she haitians -- from negotiations. he said they want to bring back the mob mentality b back to the teamsters. >> i am going to talk to him tomorrow. we will try to get this settled. ♪ ♪

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