if you were a registered republican, who would you vote for? from what you just heard me say, i think the chances of roy moo serving in the united states senate are very slim. so would you stay with roy moore or go for democrat? you criticized the previous guest for this, but i really think it s a very valid comparison. that s what happened to mel carn00. you had a dead man on the ballot. someone who wouldn t be able to serve, but you knew the governor would appoint somebody and fill out that term. in a sense you have that same situation here. the chance of roy moore actually serving his term out of the united states senate given what s going on right now is very slim. so you vote for someone that can replace him. and by voting for roy moore, you re really voting for a replacement in the end. points well-made and appreciated. thank you for being on the show.
weighing these things in their mind. that s the situation we re in, and that s what the voters of alabama are going to have to wrestle with. joe pollack, good thanksgiving to you and your family. all right, we have to change gears here. the death of 70s teen idle david cassidy. the singer died today after he was hospitalized last week in florida. he was dealing with liver and kidney failure. he was only 67 years old. now, the name just looms so large in our culture. if you were a kid back in the 70s, you cannot know who he was. and his beautiful voice. the abc sitcom ran for four years. cassidy later launched a solo career and continued to work in tv. this year he revealed that he was in the early stages of dementia. and we re going to tell you that
appoint someone. my question is why can t they get the governor to do something now? she says she has no reason to disbelieve the accusers but she wants a republican in that seat. she won t make a move on roy moore because moore has arab udbase. i found i like rick, and i enjoy spending time with him. i thought his answer was kind of peculiar. basically he s setup a situation where you can vote for moore because it s a safe thing because the senate will throw him out so you don t have to feel responsible. there s no guarantee the senate is going to throw roy moore out. and i think these a way of making voters more comfortable in casting votes for moore. while we say the president s ignoring the morality of the
military. i can tell you for a fact we do not need someone who s going to be bad on crime, bad on the border, bad for the second amendment? mr. president, is an accused child molester better than a d.c.? look, he denies it. if you look at what is really going on and you look at all things that have really happened over the last 48 hours, he totally denies it. he says it didn t happen. he said 40 years ago this did not happen. what we are seeing is a perfect storm of politics. some parts are about expedience. some are just ugly. and the timing matters. this the seventh day of his return from asia, the president finds the country reeling in accusations about powerful men in politics and media. congressman john conners, senator franken, cbs anchor charlie rose. roy moore isn t the only name
there will be an investigation by the senate. i think it s a unattentable position for most senators to be in. you just heard the president say he denies it, and this guy, joans, i don t like him and let the people decide. what if they take that posture? i don t think most senators behaves like a our president, though. i m just telling you how i think most republican senators, particularly, again, those up for re-election and there s enough with the democrats voting to take him out that, you know, the people of alabama may think about a lot of things when it comes to this election. but i think the one thing they need to put in the back of their heads is if roy moore is elected, you may have trouble voting for someone like that. but i think there s a pretty good chance if he is elected, he s not going to be in the senate. what is your position on the