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>> it's positive but, we have to get something done here. this place is completely dysfunctional. we need to secure our borders and have an immigration policy that everybody understands and we have to take care of the people who want to come here, work and go home. we have to take care of the kids and why are we waiting on the supreme court to make decisions? >> mike: your thoughts on the people suffering after hurricane dorian, i know you've been there. what are your thoughts on those folks seeking asylum? >> software didn't hit any bomb us but we flew over about 150 feet above and we don't know how anyone survived. we've been talking to the prime minister and with helped raise the goods to get over there. we've been talking to a variety of federal agencies and i talked to border patrol today, i think they are all doing a good job. they are working hard. i'd like the government to be more specific about what they want and that's what i've asked them to do. we are helping them in florida and it's the right thing to do. >> to the gun debate i want to play for you a clip from a gentleman that you know well. >> the first thing that e for my daughter i had to uncover every single stone and fact to find out what went wrong. >> what your reaction to that comment from andrew pollack? >> and he is good friend, he lost his daughter, meadow. what he's saying is what is reality. one, everyone wants to go to the gun debate. they didn't follow up on the tip. the school knew this kid was a problem. he had been stopped 40 times by law enforcement and they would let him come in with a backpack and did nothing about it. and then law enforcement sat on the sidelines while his daughter was killed. so there are so many -- why don't we focus on what people could have done to stop this? why won't they even tell us -- do they hold anybody accountab accountable? i had the post terrorist attack, and i had a yoga studio attack. they won't tell me what happens and they won't tell the parents what happened. what the democrats do is go off on, let's take away everybody's guns. that's not the right answer. >> what about the current debate? how are talks with your colleagues going? >> they are talking to me about what we did in florida because as soon as parkland happened i got within a few days, i got law enforcement together and mental health counselors together and educators together and i said, what should we do. three days after that i came up with a plan and within three weeks of the shooting we had a risk protection order saying if you are threatening harm to yourself or somebody else, law enforcement can take away your weapons. >> do you think something gets across the finish line? >> if we do, that's what we are to start with. we have to make sure our schools are safe and that we have mental health account counselors. we have some crazy young men right now. it wasn't like that when i was growing up. >> senator rick scott from the state of florida. >> knew tonight, president trump is stealing the increase in tariffs on billions of dollars worth of chinese goods treating the request came from beijing because october first is china's 70th anniversary.re of good faie tariff will go into effect on october 18th. i can't tentative settlement with oxycontin maker purdue pharma over the nation's opioid crisis. sources with direct knowledge of the talks told the associated press purdue will pay up to $12 billion over time and that the secular family which owns the company will give up control. one of the sources says that they have agreed to that tentative settlement, but more than 20 have sued them state court. president trump says his administration is working to ban all nontobacco e-cigarette products and this comes as health officials warn of a surge in vaping related lung illnesses. six people have reportedly died. dr. marc siegel investigates tonight at the science backs up the possible band. >> the center for disease control after 450 cases so far of a sudden and severe respiratory illness tied to vaping. state health authorities have found that a vast majority of these cases have been associated with vaping cannabis oil products containing thc and they are attempting to determine which chemical additives are at fault including possibly vitamin e. meanwhile hhs, cdc and "the american medical association" have all advised people to stop vaping. the trump administration announced today that it plans to clear the market of unauthorized nontobacco flavored e-cigarette products. this announcement is not directly tied to the illnesses but rather to her luminary numbers released from the national youth tobacco survey that showed that more than a quarter of high school kids are vaping and close to two-thirds say it's because of the flavors, while showing a lack of awareness and the nicotine content. in fact, e-cig users are almost four times as likely as nonusers to ultimately turn to tobacco. but vaping advocates point to the decline of cigarette smoking among teens as evidence that e-cigs are having a positive impact in that over regulating will lead to more tobacco smoking among teens. >> we just saw a record-setting 27% decline in teen smoking. >> the esteemed "new england journal of medicine" published a study earlier this year that showed that e-cigarettes are more effective tool for quitting smok gum. so while teens are not legally allowed to buy e-cigarettes in all 50 states and the problem is trying to enforce this, at the same time there appears to be a benefit for confirmed smokers that is worth preserving. mike, back to you. >> mike: dr. siegel, thanks very much. the number two democrat backpedaling as democratic leaders seem to not be able to get their impeachment messaging straight. kevin mccarthy joins us live to make sense of it all, next fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? 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here's the pitch from one of your colleagues in california, a democrat. >> so we know if you look at what happened during watergate, it takes a while to get all the facts out to the public. it allows us to have certain procedures in terms of reviewing the grand jury testimony and having staff do interviews, it will expedite the impeachment inquiry that we've been in. >> so what do you see from across the aisle on impeachment? >> they have no idea what they are doing. but the vote tomorrow means, nothing. nadler ran to become chairman of the day after the election and they took the majority. and you know what his big campaign for his conference was? that he would be the best for impeachment. they are trying to impeach the president when they have nothing to do because i have accomplished nothing. a new poll shows by democrats that they know more about the investigation than anything they passed on the floor. they have achieved nothing. name me one problem they have solved? they are so angry because president trump won an election and they have never gotten over it. >> so you have house speaker nancy pelosi, take a listen to speaker pelosi. >> yes i do. and we all work together. >> are they trying to have it both ways by trying to convince the basis that they are going forward? >> if they are to appease their base and claim they are doing something they are not because they can't impeach a president that is doing nothing. they have risen wages for individuals and think what just happened last night. two new republicans just one in north carolina. in 2018 would barely won the seat by 900 votes. you know what happened? we increase that 400%. >> so how does that basically preview 2020? >> it looks like the republicans will take the house. >> the democrats take center stage in houston. >> what i see is, it's coming down to five people. joe biden, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and mayor pete. i think -- joe biden will not get there, he's collapsing. the person they will flock to best represents the new social economic party and that will be elizabeth warren. i think president trump will have a resounding reelection that will drive -- you have to remember, there are 31 democrats that sit in seats that trump carried. >> considering her positions, are they surprised by the energy of elizabeth warren? >> they all raised their hand and they care more about giving health care to someone who is here illegally than someone who is american. they are concerned more about raising taxes and they care more about taking away your health care and making government in control of it. this is what elizabeth warren fundamentally believes. it's where those really -- speaker pelosi has the title but doesn't have the power anymore. and they are running this party and they don't even call themselves the democrats. >> mike: thank you for your time, sir. and do not forget to tune in tomorrow night for a special extended coverage of the third democratic primary debate. chief political anchor bret baier heads of our coverage. we are live at 11:00 p.m. eastern until 1:00 a.m. he's not mincing words. a man who lost his mother slams congresswoman ilhan omar of the ground zero memorial service. the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me. my bad. geico. it's easy to manage your policy whenever, wherever. can i trouble you for another marshmallow? 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let's ask retired air force brigadier general, and it's great to have you. let's start with you. what was john bolton's impact and do you expect a major change going forward? >> i think john bolton worked very hard to prove present the national security agenda. he helped the president score major successes but, there were major policy differences between the president and the national security advisor. when this happens it's normal and natural for the official who disagrees to move on and that's what happened here. it's nothing personal and it's the way our government operates. >> mike: was as a bad fit from the beginning since bolton and the president seemed to have different takes on a lot of these hot spots? >> i think it's difficult for the president to get the right fit, it's a different strategy than he's had for the last three decades. he's really focusing more on kind of a strategic competition with china and he's focusing less on being an interventioni interventionist. he's had a hard time with the national security doing that. it's going to be tough and this town though because a lot of people think conventionally -- and when i say conventionally is about post-globalization and post-cold war. we are going into a bipolar world and organizing for more of a unite unipolar world. let me play this to you and then i will get you to react. >> he made some very big mistakes. that was not a good statement to make. and it did set us back. >> fred, your response? >> he will be looking for a national security advisor who promotes the america first agenda to keep us out of wars and not start new wars and engage in negotiations. they lowered tensions, getting negotiations with iran will be tough but it's something we have to pursue and i'm sure the president will find a security advisor who will help them accomplish this. >> mike: here's president today on north korea and i will get you to respond. >> president trump: these are countries we are dealing with on a very high level and iran has a tremendous potential. not looking for a regime change, if we can't make a deal, that's fine, too. >> mike: also is that the dealmaker in chief sending a signal? >> our foreign policy has been quite militaristic over the last three administrations and whathe should be brought to bear. he is the chief diplomat as the elected representative of the american people and he's the guy making the decision on how he's going to greet each of these executives in their own right and deal with them for the betterment of the american people. so for him to call the shots and for the rest of the federal bureaucracy to get behind him as a result of the american people. >> mike: gentlemen, thank you very much very much. internment camps for the homeless? 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>> we have a lot of issues right there. and we also have court decisions like the ninth cities circuit of boise where we have enough housing and he sent a letter to president trump writing, i hope you will provide to federal assistance at this and get to help the city stop homelessness in america and help our veterans and most vulnerable citizens. >> i don't know where the constitution gets the power to take care of homelessness throughout the country. this is the state and local problem and i don't think it should be on the federal taxpayer. and it has a budget of $147 billion, it it's not a question of throwing more money at the problem, it's a question of how the state is run. it's unfortunately the state that has gone far to the left and its economic policies and it is destroying the middle class and making it harder to build housing. it's no surprise then that homelessness is becoming huge problem here. but it's not something that the federal government should let the government fix for itself. >> to state and local officials have the resources and the idea to help address the problem? 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on twitter the debate is about donald trump always it always is. how much should his rally influence the out come of the election, no question it did influence it. positively. helped the republicans.po but there's another factor at play here, that's received far less attention.

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