millions in claims before the devastating camp fire there. we got a new reading on third quarter gdp. 2.1% showing the economy is still moving forward this fall. thanks very much. so normally there s really nothing funny about mental illness, unless you re gary goldman. the only anti-depressants we had access to in the 1970s and 80s pretty much was snap out of it and what have you got to be depressed about? the comic turned his struggle with depression into a stand-up tv special. i am so excited for you all to see this, next. i can t wait to see this. orlando isn t just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it s a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage
are looking for. and the democrats have no answers. they made them all up. laura: the media was pretty transparent, bob, white democrats wanted to call certain witnesses to publicly testify, watch. the one thing that will break through, i think, if this can be traumatized so our diplomats struggling against the president feel like soldiers in a battlefield. and they were commander abandoned. i m told from democratic aides they wanted taylor to be a vietnam vet and i am told she cried in her testimony. they essentially want someone who is emotional to say i m a victim of the president trying to do this for his own political gain. laura: [laughter] bob, would any of that, that made for tv drama, the old tv special have any effect o on the outcome? it is worse than the old soap operas, you know, on tuesday afternoon. the crying and the ring of the hanscom at the suspense over
because he knows many people in his base do not see racism and issues related to people of color being discriminated against because of their race. the same way that people of color do. and so he s really concerned about pleasing his base. that s the priority that he has going into his 2020 re-election campaign. but he presents himself with a really difficult challenge. the trump re-election campaign said, one of the ways they hope to win black and latino voters in 2020 is by focusing on his criminal justice reform record. part of his criminal justice narrative is calling for the death of five black and latino teenagers for a crime that they did not commit. and at this point, the president said in answer to the question, why are you bringing that up now? obviously, there s a tv special on this that is called linda fairstein, who is one of the prosecutors there, as caused her to resign from a position on a university board and to do all sorts of things. so it is back in it is in sor
america, two parties still all these years later, two parties. there s 350 million people and there s two parties. there s 15 genders and there s two parties. there s four bathrooms and there s two parties. and we still only have access to one of them. joining us now, colin quinn. great to have you here. thanks, kate. so happy to be here. i m smiling now. we debated during the break why do you never smile. i never smile because i didn t want to be schmoozing the crowd. i m a real purist. i can tell. this started as an off-broadway show. yes. i m kind of fascinated by it only in the sense it s making me wonder what is it like to go from nightly standup comedy to then a tv special? are they divlg muscles? is there a learning curve? no.
only a mom can. reporter: he was confirmed 57-36. he s been a judge for 12 years and says the years with bush made him a better one. in a 2009 law review article, he said that experience convinced him that presidents should not be subjected to lawsuits or criminal investigations while in office, but said congress should change the law to provide that exemption. republican leaders in the senate had told the president that kavanaugh might be harder to get through confirmation because of his extensive record as a judge in the bush administration and working for kenneth starr. president trump apparently believes kavanaugh is worth the trouble. yasmin. thank you, pete williams, for that report. in what has become a tradition of sorts during his time in office, president trump chose to treat his unveiling of brett kavanaugh as his supreme court nominee like a prime time tv special. hours before last night s announcement, msnbc contributor