it s debate week so we have james here, too. 30 second spin room then we ll let you go. since i have you both here what s key for debate night, nicolle? i just think people need to understand this has never happened before. it s a huge television event. it s a huge political event. the conversations we have every day with our viewers and brilliant people like james are not things a lot of americans going to watch in the debate are going to be tracking day to day. it s hugely important. huge opportunities for both men and huge liabilities and risks for both men. it s why people watch sports. it s why football is one of the top 20 televised large events because anything can happen and can be brutal. this is the political version of a big and important consequential football game. yeah, absolutely. i m going to get james response, but as a courtesy because i know how hard you work, two hours every day, but i m going to let you go and we ll do it on the program. nice to see
regulation. that s something he believes in as president-elect. coming up on new day we will have kellyanne conway. she will join us live in our 7:00 hour. the nation is grieving. and rightly so. as we remember the extraordinary life of space age hero and former senator john glenn. he, of course, the first american to orbit the earth. he died thursday in ohio hospital. he was 95 years old. lawmakers, astronauts, everyone in the public truly honoring an american legend. god speed, john glenn. reporter: he was the last of the mercury 7 a founding figure of the u.s. space program. john glenn hurdled into history aboard the friendship 7 spacecraft in 1962. the lone astronaut took off becoming the first american to orbit the earth. i feel fine. oh, that view is tremendous. reporter: those close to him