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and moore won by double-digits. 63 of 67 counties and president trump empbraced moore and complimented him for winning a great race and saying he is sure to the election. >> we have a man who can be a great senator. and i never met him or smoke to him and i am very happy with him and legislator came a long way from the time, and ran a great race and roy ran a great race. moore's victory is a blow with mitch mcconnell. aside from backing the losing candidate mcconnell was forced to call off the repeal of obamacare and the third failed attempt to muster 50 votes in the senate and bob corker of tennessee announced he would not seek reelection of 2015. and that is another senate that anti- conservative will attempt to get with gusto. the midterm elections are already under way and popullism and economic nationalism proved to be powerful targets. it is very likely to overturn the republican leadership of both the senate and the house. president trump unveiling the road map ahead for tax reform, hailing the plan as a revolutionary change for the middle-class. >> this is a once in a generatio

makes sense that trump is now enthusiastically backing moore, because moore is very much cut from the same cloth as donald trump. he relies just as much on open bigotry as trump and seems to care just as little about actual policy as trump. take the issue of daca, otherwise known as the dreamers program, which allows children brought here as undocumented immigrants to stay in the country. you'd think moore might want to have a position on that, but when he was asked about it recently on an alabama radio show he had no idea what it was. >> would you support an end to the d.r.e.a.m.er program that president trump has still continued to push? >> pardon? the d.r.e.a.m.er program? >> yes, sir. >> i have not -- the daca, dapa -- you're not aware of what d.r.e.a.m.ers are? >> no. [ light laughter ] >> d.r.e.a.m.ers this is a big issue -- >> no. >> in the immigration debate, d.r.e.a.m.ers are -- >> why don't you tell me what it is, dale, and quit beating around, and tell me what it is. >> i'm kind of shocked that you don't know what this is. what do you think about that? >> well, if trump's d

. >> moore had a constellation of anti-establishment conservative stars behind him. including sara palin, chuck norris and the president's former chief strategist steve bannon. >> you can go on huckabee, sebastian gork. >> niejel ferage dr. ben carson, a member of president trump's cabinet offering his support of moore. >> i'm here as a private citizen knowed today, not as c.e.o. of the campaign. i haven't worn this jacket since we were on the campaign. i came to you unshaven, unkempt, in this old bomber jacket, exactly as i was on the campaign. >> trevor: unshafen and unkempt? i love that, bannon treats one campaign rally as an excuse to totally let himself go. i'm here to campaign which is why my thighs are covered in untreated bed sores, yai, yeah. by the way steve bannon is the only person who looks like he is wearing a leather jacket even when he isn't. he just has that look. this is a crazy twist. president trump endorsed one candidate. and then the human hagis steve bannon and deplorables endorsed the other. and last night alabama republicans chose which endor

makes sense that trump is now enthusiastically backing moore, because moore is very much cut from the same cloth as donald trump. he relies just as much on open bigotry as trump and seems to care just as little about actual policy as trump. take the issue of daca, otherwise known as the dreamers program, which allows children brought here as undocumented immigrants to stay in the country. you'd think moore might want to have a position on that, but when he was asked about it recently on an alabama radio show he had no idea what it was. >> would you support an end to the d.r.e.a.m.er program that president trump has still continued to push? >> pardon? the d.r.e.a.m.er program? >> yes, sir. the daca, dapa -- you're not aware of what d.r.e.a.m.ers are? >> no. [ light laughter ] >> d.r.e.a.m.ers this is a big issue -- >> no. >> in the immigration debate, d.r.e.a.m.ers are -- >> why don't you tell me what it is, dale, and quit beating around, and tell me what it is. >> i'm kind of shocked that you don't know what this is. what do you think about that? >> well, if trump's done it, well, tha

judge moore raised about $2 million versus $32 million. a lot of donors called up and said do you want to give money to judge moore. i was telling folks, i do not think that is smart. we have to prove the theory of the case in alabama. this is a test of wills. we are going to determine down there who is more powerful. the money of the corporatists or the money of the people. you know all of us folks, you know why they are taking these photos? this is not about me. not about seb gorka, not about laura ingraham. not about our beloved commander in chief, donald j. trump. they are here because of you. they fear you. and they fear you, because they understand you've had a belly full of it, and you're taking your country back. your country back. [applause] and from the city of london to beijing to the gulf to washington, d.c., silicon valley, wall street, they're nervous. and sons and daughters just like or morons.king class spots can 32nd tv change the's opinion, but it can't. is aost powerful thing candidate with good people going door-to-door

his republican opponent is roy moore, a former state supreme court chief justice. they will face off in a special election on december 12. mr. jones joins us tonight from alaba alabama. good to have you back on. >> great to be with you, tavis. >> let me start by explaining to the audience why this race is so important. one, because it's a u.s. senate race, all u.s. senate races are important but this is the seat to replace jeff sessions who is now the attorney general. this is also the seat in the state of alabama where donald trump was a few weeks ago when he called those nfl players s.o.b.s while he was there campaigning for senator luther strange. donald trump was throwing, to my mind, red meat to a red state. trump's candidate, senator strange, lost to the former supreme court chief justice roy moore so he's the republican nominee, doug jones is the democratic nominee. so this fight in alabama is going to be a dog fight and we will see what happens come december 12. that said, to the national audience, doug, for him to get a bet understanding of why this seat i

sarah palin went to alabama and campaigned for judge moore. and i think what you're beginning to see is the emergence of a populist party inside the republican party that's always been there but i think the bannontivity makes it clear that this is being formalized inside the republican party and they intend to challenge what they call the establishment and if donald trump is standing in their way they will campaign against him as well. jason had a point. trump was being overtaken by trumpism. the question is what are the republicans in washington going to do if they have a group at their back constantly trying to call them into account. paul: here is what i would do, i would get things done. i would pass tax reform, fulfill promises on health care, i will confirm judges. >> having moore might make that more difficult, he's a wild card. you don't have wiggle room. you only have 52 votes. the other people paying attention is jeff flake, dean heller in nevada. i think you're going to see the -- more of the challengers come out of the bannon wing

this is amanda moore. >> amanda moore. very professional. >> jimmy: i love it. i love the -- >> that is a fresh perm. >> jimmy: yes. >> yes, and like a barrel curled bang and a scrunchie and -- >> jimmy: you have a lot going on with that. >> a lot going on in that picture. >> jimmy: this was the -- this was the style, though. >> that was like my community theater head shot in orlando, where i grew up. >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, look how cute. come on, it's so cute. >> all right. >> jimmy: here's my first head shot is right here. [ laughter ] i was going for a serious role. like, i was like a serial killer or something. i don't know what. >> vintage? >> jimmy: i don't know what it looks like. it looks like someone just -- it looks like i'm wearing an acorn hat or something. so odd and bizarre. but that wasn't your first photo shoot. i said that to you, and you sact glamour shoots with you mom. >> i did glamour shots. do you guys remember glamour shots at the mall? >> jimmy: i don't remember this. >> it was every little girl's like, fantasy, i feel like. and my mom w

i saw roy moore yesterday. let me just say, after watching him, if roy moore, wins that senate the, he is going to make ted cruz look like jeff flake. according to the ap report, he has blockaded himself in statuary hall and chained himself to the robert e. lee statue. isn't that great? i think -- i just have one more thing to say to lighten it up. things can be depressing if you follow politics. i am of the view that we all need to have fun while we are in this battle for america. it is fun to win. it is fun to win. it is a great joy to be able to spend a little time with you today. i was thinking about the poor democrats. everybody is talking about donald trump and the divided party. the poor democrats. they are having a dickens of a time doing fund-raising. they are trying to incentivize donors. for $25, you get this frisbee thing that is sent to you in the mail. for $100, you get a lifetime subscription to "mother jones." i think that is going out of business, but you still get the subscription. they need m

this is amanda moore. >> amanda moore. very professional. >> jimmy: i love it. i love the -- >> that is a fresh perm. >> jimmy: yes. >> yes, and like a barrel curled bang and a scrunchie and -- >> jimmy: you have a lot going on with that. >> a lot going on in that picture. >> jimmy: this was the -- this was the style, though. >> that was like my community theater head shot in orlando, where i grew up. >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, look how cute. come on, it's so cute. >> all right. >> jimmy: here's my first head shot is right here. [ laughter ] i was going for a serious role. like, i was like a serial killer or something. i don't know what. >> vintage? >> jimmy: i don't know what it looks like. it looks like someone just -- it looks like i'm wearing an acorn hat or something. so odd and bizarre. but that wasn't your first photo shoot. i said that to you, and you said actually no, you had done glamour shoots with you mom. >> i did glamour shots. do you guys remember glamour shots at the mall? >> jimmy: i don't remember this. >> it was every little girl's like, fantasy,

the mention of roy moore. what strikes me about the republican is they thought they could beat the nationalists, the steve bannons, the roy moors, with monies and organization, and they can't do that. they need a story. what i think the republicans need to do is first, the globalist needs to say we're going to tell the story. i believe in free trade, skilled organization, free engagement. and secondly, they have to give up on mitch mcconnell and paul ryan, because that kind of leadership clearly in a trump era is not working. i wish somebody like bob corker would form a gang, a gang of eight, gang of ten, bipartisan senators do their own tax reform and actually sort of shake up all of washington. that seems to be the only way. >> i think it's worse than that. i mean, when you really think about it, what we found out is that donald trump himself cannot contain what he helped unleash, you know? congressman from kentucky, thomas massie -- >> by the way, we have it up, so people can follow the quote along. >> okay

jim: look at chris moore, though, on the spot. tony: you see how many fumbles the guy trying to recover never gets it like that? he grabs and it one, boop. tony: and he's got a touchdown for the second great straight game. he scored on the last play of the game at minnesota. from 13 yards out this time he recover as fumble in the end zone and the extra point makes it 33-0. get the new i sprint -you'll get the best price for unlimited and network reliability within 1% of the other guys. i'm going to sprint! (vo) celebrate at sprint. get the new iphone 8 and save $350, plus upgrade to the latest iphone anytime for people with hearing loss, with iphone forever. visit sprintrelay.com. why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you. charmin ultra strong. it cleans better. it's four times stronger and you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. you are a true friend of the crown. dilly, dilly. dilly dilly! madame susan, you are an even truer friend of the crown. dilly, dilly. dilly dilly! what is that? this is a spi

moore, do you want to comment any more on that? that inseen examples of the past of any of the forensic we now have of other companies doing that? don't know.ase away it is too soon to tell. e don't know who the perpetrators of the acts were. plausible that yber criminals can be illicit data brokers compromising different data sets and joining themselves. it is within the realm of possibility and not that expect ifd i wouldn't they so wanted to do. >> one last question. national security implications how can this data ?e used by a foreign power > in order to get security clearance you have to prove you have got good credit because financial have troubles have vulnerabilities. between can happen in the time you apply for your clearance and receive that when it and the time is re-upped so to speak. foreign adversary were to know that a person had a access tolearance and sensitive data and in some kind leavesncial trouble that that person vulnerable to some blackmail, you give us the security information and we can make financial prob

judge moore raised about $2 million. versus $32 million. a lot of donors called up and said do you want to give money to judge moore. i was telling folks, i do not think that is smart. we have to prove the theory of the case in alabama. this is a test of wills. we are going to determine down there who is more powerful. the money of the corporatists or the money of the people. you know all of us folks, you know why they are taking these photos? this is not about me. not about seb gorka, not about laura ingraham. not about our beloved commander in chief, donald j. trump. they are here because of you. they fear you. and they fear you, because they understand you've had a belly full of it, and you're taking your country back. [applause] and from the city of london to beijing to the gulf to washington, d.c., silicon valley, wall street, they're nervous. they understand you are the transmission of the best values of the judeo-christian way. the one thing we proved in is that money does not matter anymore. era -- thetal internet has helped the mai

moore pulled hundreds of thousands of dollars from his tax exempt 5013 c public charity. the washington post reports that moore arranged to receive a salary of $180,000 a year for part-time work at the foundation for moral law and he collected more than $1 million as president from 2007 to 2012. compensation that far surpassed what the group disclosed its in public tax filings most of those years. but that's not all. the charity gave him health care coverage, covered the travel expenses. what happened when the charity ran out of money? he was given a promissory note for back pay worth $540,000. keep that that mind when you watch moore say things like this. >> been very hard for my wife and myself to weather two, nearly three months of negative ads that we couldn't answer with money because we didn't have it. >>> today an elected member of the house of representatives took to the floor of congress to declare enough is enough, it is time to impeach this president. >> resolved that donald j. trump, president of the united states of america, has undermined the integrity of hi

roy moore's campaign said they had nothing to add when asked about fox earlier today. no position being taken. that could be a factor. you could slip below the 50 vote threshold easily.

moore is more like trump. this was an anti-mcconnell referendum. moore is a horseback riding cowboy who knows how to handle a weapon, a constitutional christian conservative who twice chose to lose his job rather than compromise his principles. the kind of man who simply cannot be bought. and for decades, the establishment has been giving it to the american people. last week alabama republicans gave a big one back to the establishment and it portends yet another upcoming insurrection not only in the next race between judge moore and his democratic challenger this december, but in the 2018 mid-term election. strap in, folks, it's going to be a bumpy ride. now, mitch, we gave you establishment bozos, the house and the senate along with the oval and you are still unable to repeal obamacare. even the skiy repeal. some of you double talking deceivers voted to repeal knowing full well while obama was president the bill would go nowhere. some campaigned on it and as soon as we had a president willing to seen it repeal, you don't vote for it. you lying, th

judge moore raised about $2 million. versus $32 million. a lot of folks called up and , do you want to give money to judge moore. i was telling folks, i do not think that is smart. we have to prove the theory of the case in alabama. this is a test of wills. we are going to determine down there who is more powerful. the money of the corporatists or the muscle of the people. you know all of us folks, you know why they are taking these photos? this is not about me. not about seb gorka, not about laura ingraham. it is not about tony perkins. not about mark meadows. not about our beloved commander in chief, donald j. trump. they are here because of you. they fear you. and they fear you, because they understand you've had a belly full of it, and you're taking your country back. [applause] >> and from the city of london to beijing to the gulf to washington, d.c., silicon valley, wall street, they're nervous. you know why they are nervous? they understand you are the transmission of the best values of the judeo-christian west. [applause] >> the one

. >>> plus alabama's roy moore rides again in tonight's thing 1 thing 2 next. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >>> thing 1 tonight typically when we think of a charity we think of an appeal to our better instringss like the forstalling of selfishness and greed. roy moore who said homosexual conduct should be illegal, muslims should not be allowed to serve in the congress. he has a charity. on the website it was announced that moore would take the title of president emeritus of the foundation. now it's not unheard of and often typical for top executives the a nonprofit to collect a salary but alledgedly not roy moore. the charity employs his children and moore's wife who was pads $190,000 over thre

the mention of roy moore causes it. listen the republican party, what strikes me about this week, they thought they could beat the nationalists with money and with organization. and they can't do that. they need a story. so what i think the republicans need to do is first the globalist need to say hey you're nationalist, nibble free trade, skilled immigration, i believe in global engagement, and give up on mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. because that kind of leadership clearly in the trump era is not working. and i wish somebody like bob korker would form a gang, gang of eight, gang of ten, bipartisan senators do their own tax reform and actually sort of shake up all of washington nap seems to be the only way in. >> i think it's worse than that. i mean, when you really think about it, what we found is that donald trump himself cannot contain what he helped unleash. you know, and congressman from kentucky, thomas massey. >> reporter: by the way, we have it up so people can follow the quote along. i think we have it here.

sarah palin went to alabama and campaigned for judge moore. and i think what you are beginning to see is the emergence of a populist party inside the republican party that all has been everything the bennett activity makes it clear that this is being formalized inside the republican party and they intend to challenge what they call the establishment. and if donald trump is standing in their way there go to campaign against him as well. so jason had a point that there donald trump was being overtaken by donald trump and wanted to go to duke to have this ldgroup at their book tryi to call them to account? >> i would get things done. i went past tax reform. i would fulfill your promises on healthcare. i would confirm judges. >> in heavy moore might make them more difficult frankly. he's a wildcard. you have wiggle room you only have 52 votes. the other people paying attention to what happened are people like flake in arizona. people at dean heller in nevada, >> failed both had challenges. and i think that you will see those challenge more coming

roy moore won the state overall by ten points. now take a look at all of the republican seats up in 2018. most of these will stay in the republican column. democrats are unlikely to pick up any seats in places like utah or texas, but if what happened in alabama happens elsewhere, we could see a change in the type of republicans serving in the u.s. senate. incumbents in states with lots of trump-based voters might start to panic. let's start with senator roger wicker of mississippi. he was already facing a possible tea party candidate with his right with a college degree in the country. 21%. then there's dean heller in nevada who was facing challengers from his right and left. how about tennessee where bob corker's seat is now open, another seat with a low college-educated population. this is an anti-establishment, mostly rural movement. even in states with higher rates of education, republican incumbents can't rest easy. john barrasso, deb fisher and jeff flake in arizona. to be clear, most of the republican-held seats that we're

bannon has thrown his support behind roy moore in the alabama sena senate race and it shows roy moore tied with his challenger in a very conservative state. doug jones is joining me next. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum tums chewy bites. remember that accident i got in with the pole, and i had to make a claim and all that? is that whole thing still dragging on? no, i took some pics with the app and... filed a claim, but... you know how they send you money to cover repairs and... they took forever to pay you, right? no, i got paid right away, but... at the very end of it all, my agent... wouldn't even call you back, right? no, she called to see if i was happy. but if i wasn't happy with my claim experience for any reason, they'd give me my money back, no questions asked. can you believe that? no. the claim satisfaction guarantee, only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. >>> alabama possibly going blue in the upcoming senate special election. can you even imagine that?

the mention of roy moore causes it. listen the republican party, what strikes me about this week, they thought they could beat the nationalists with money and with organization. and they can't do that. they need a story. so what i think the republicans need to do is first the globalist need to say hey you're nationalist, nibble free trade, skilled immigration, i believe in global engagement, and the second thing they need to do is give up on mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. because that kind of leadership clearly in the trump era is not working. and i wish somebody like bob korker would form a gang, gang of eight, gang of ten, bipartisan senators do their own tax reform and actually sort of shake up all of washington nap seems to be the only way in. >> i think it's worse than that. i mean, when you really think about it, what we found is that donald trump himself cannot contain what he helped unleash. you know, and congressman from kentucky, thomas massey. >> reporter: by the way, we have it up so people can follow the qu

judge moore raised about $2 million. versus $32 million. a lot of donors called up and said do you want to give money to judge moore. i was telling folks, i do not think that is smart. we have to prove the theory of the case in alabama. this is a test of wills. we are going to determine down there who is more powerful. the money of the corporatists or the money of the people. you know all of us folks, you know why they are taking these photos? this is not about me. not about seb gorka, not about laura ingraham. not about our beloved commander in chief, donald j. trump. they are here because of you. they fear you. and they fear you, because they understand you've had a belly full of it, and you're taking your country back. [applause] and from the city of london to beijing to the gulf to washington, d.c., silicon valley, wall street, they're nervous. millions of dollars a 32nd tv spots can change people's opinion. but it can't. the most powerful thing is an authentic candidate whether that is donald trump. you know who taught us that lesson.

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. >> chris: roy moore with victory in the alabama southern primary. if we will ask the panel whether the g.o.p. is headed for a civil war in 2018. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. president trump travels to puerto rico tuesday to see the devastation from hurricane maria first hand. and it could get awkward. this weekend the president picked fights with officials there over recovery efforts. since the storm hit 11 days ago much of the island has been without power or communications and critical infrastructure. sam once mayor says people are dying because of the slow federal response. but the president accused the mayor and other local officials of poor leadership. in a moment we will discuss relief efforts with fema administrator brock long. but first let's bring in mike tobin with the situation on the ground in puerto rico. >> wheels down, san juan, this d.c. eight just navigated the traffic. >> very, very busy, a lot of relief flights coming in. >> it carries a 36 tons of aid, water filtration kits, and

. >> it was melba moore i was in high school and she had a summer series called the melb a moore show, fantastic singer. and i had a crush on her where i could not think about anybody else through like my junior year of high school. every wednesday night i would sit there, it was hot outside all of my friend where is playing up an inside my neighborhood but i would be sitting there on the my butt watching melba moore. >> just like that. >> i finally met her. >> andy waited my whole life to meet her. she was playing at a little club in manhattan and i went by myself. >> yeah. >> this is not more than six or seven years ago. i went by myself, and i got on the front row of this small jazz club and waited for her to come out. i am going to meet melba moore n my mind i will go back and meet her afterward talked my way back there and marry her. so the lights get down in the club front row, by my self, i was drinking back then so i had a cocktail in my hand. curtains opened up and first thing i see is a silver walker , she had broken her hip and she came. she came out on stage dressed in thi

that money was used to destroy judge moore and his family. the politics of personal destruction, as personified by the permanent political class, is the only way they can win. judge moore raised about $2 million. - versus32 million - $32 million. a lot of donors called up and said do you want to give money to judge moore i was telling folks, i do not think that is smart. we have. to prove the theory of the case in alabama. this is a test of wills. we are going to determine down there who is more powerful. corporatiststhe or the money of the people. youknow all of us folks, know why they are taking these photos? this is not about me. not about seb gorka, not about laura ingraham. beloved commander in chief, donald j. trump. they are here because of you. they fear you. r you, because they understand you've had a belly full of it, and you're taking your country back. [applause] and from the city of london to beijing to the gulf to in you know whether nervous? they understand that you are the transmission of the best values .f the judeo-christian

unclear according to roi moore, the man on track to be the next u.s. senate for alabama unless my next guest is able to beat him on election day. joining me is doug jones. mr. jones, to people who look at a state that donald trump won by 28 points that's at deep red as can be, what is your elevator pitch to them that this is not an entirely fool'ser rand that you're on? >> i ask them to look at the issues, the kitchen table issues, the issues of health care, jobs, the economy. it's the things that people talk about every day. we have seen that from one end of the state to the other and i think the health care debate really got people focused on issues. they saw that their health care was about to be taken away. it was going to be emasculated by the bills pend in congress. they road up to talk about it. and i think that people are now looking at issues rather than parties and i think that's real important to us and it's going to help us win in december. >> would you have been a no vote on repeal and replace when it came before the senate? >> absolutely.

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post let's turn to niels : lesniewski with regards to roy moore and the democratic candidate in that race. niels: if you talk to the democrats and chris van holland who is the senator from maryland who is heading up the democratic campaign committee, they certainly think this is more of an opening than it would have been if luther strange, the appointed incumbent senator were the one on the ballot in december when that election actually takes place. but it is certainly also true that the republican apparatus, the sort of establishment apparatus, people associated with mitch mcconnell were very quick to come in after moore clearly was going to win and after the polls closed and say they were backing him and encouraged every republican to back him because the majority is so tight anyway in the senate. so i'm not so sure about that. the other thing is, of course, whether or not this has longer lasting implications. where not sure yet but bob , corker from tennessee has already announced his plan to retire. it wouldn't surprise me if this ultimately influenced orrin hatch as well. host:

niels lesniewski roy moore and the democratic candidate in that race. niels: if you talk to the democrats and chris van holland who the senator from maryland who is heading up the democratic campaign committee, they certainly think this is more of an opening than it would have been if luther strange, the appointed incumbent senator were the one on the ballot in december when that election actually takes place. ut it is certainly also true that the republican apparatus, the sort of establishment apparatus, people associated with mitch mcconnell were very quick to come in after moore clearly was going to win and after the polls closed and say they were backing him and encouraged every republican to back him because the majority is so tight anyway in the senate. so i'm not so sure about that. the other thing is, of course, whether or not this has longer lasting implications, we're not sure yet but bob corker from tennessee has already announced his plan to retire. it wouldn't surprise me if this ultimately influenced orrin hatch as well. host: what are you

moore, do you want to comment any more on that? have we seen examples of that in the past of -- any of the forensic, you know, information that we now have of other companies doing that? >> i mean, in this case -- >> or other hackers? >> in this case, we don't know. it's too soon to tell. in this case, we don't know who the perpetrators of the acts were. but, i mean, it's certainly plausible that cyber criminals themselves could become sort of illicit data brokers compromising different data sets and joining them up themselves. so it's certainly within the realm of possibility, and frankly, not that complicated, i wouldn't expect. if they so wanted to do. >> ask one last question. as a national security implication. how can this data be used by a foreign power? >> sure. in order to get a security clearance, you need to prove that you've got good credit. and that's because people who have financial troubles have vulnerabilities. so -- but a lot can happen in between the time that you apply for your clearance and receive that clearan

you're shemar moore. go talk to her. i go talk to her and say, "hey, aleash ait's really nice to meet you. i don't know what your man situation is like, but the next time you're in l.a. if you want to get a drink and go to dinner." and she looks at me, and i swear on everything i'm made is a truistic she looks dead in my face and goes, "look here, son--" hold on, hold on. "i respect your flirt game, but my man situation is handled" and she walked away. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: gotta watch out for the baby girls. "s.w.a.t." premieres next thursday at 10:00 on cbs. shemar moore, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by khalid. discover card. hi, i'm just looking at my account, and i've got all this extra cash back. yep. that's your cashback match. only discover will automatically match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year. you matched everything i earned this year? yeah. whoo! more money! more money! it's all very exciting. i'm going to spread the news! spread it wide

. >> moore was one of kinard's commanders. >> they would fly and the horses would jump the fences and the kids would holler and the windows would rattle. those were great days. >> by late '64 he and his men had shown the pentagon helicopter warfare works. >> air assault two, it was real. >> by early '65 lyndon johnson stepped up u.s. involvement authorizing defensive ground combat by troops and decided to send in this new experimental helicopter division. >> the day president johnson got on tv in 1965. >> i have today ordered to vietnam the air mobile division. >> what did you tell your wife and five children before you left? >> after dinner i told my kids i was going off to vietnam. why? because of war and i was reading a book to my little five-year-old daughter and she looked up at me and said daddy, what's a war? i really couldn't give her an answer that made sense. and i got up at 1:30 in the morning and went to war. >> some call it the valley of death, in november 1965 is where air mobile troops faced a battle it shocked people from d-day. that's next on war stories. >>> vietnam