the democrats want to completely annihilate new mexico's economy. >> democrats be worried that new mexico could flip. our next guest is seeing red in 2020 and the crash caught on camera. a motorcyclist falls nearly 70 feet off a cliff. how he was able to walk away. >> we are going to turn this state and make it republican. >> democrats want to completely annihilate new mexico's economy. and the green new deal it goes way. no more cows, number airplanes, no more trips. >> donald trump blasting the green new deal during his rally in new mexico vowing to turn the state read in 2020 citing its booming oil economy. should democrats be worried? joining me from the from 2020 advisor board, thank you for joining us, what do you think of the number of people at the rally last night in new mexico? >> this president the way he handles the crowd and connects with the american people is tremendous and we saw that in new mexico. if you look at new mexico, the eighth largest energy producer in the country. >> let's bring up that graphic. mexico's crude oil production been, 249 million barrels of crude o

>> thank you, new mexico. the horrible 1-sided iran nuclear deal. it was no good. now you have a president standing up for america and we are standing up for new mexico. the left tries to threaten, bully, intimidate americans into submission, let's impeach brett cavanagh. the new york times had to put out a major apology, change their story and still want him to be impeached. the times is dead, long live the new york times. jillian: democrats prepared to open and impeachment inquiry. >> despite 2020 democrats, many of them all calling for brett kavanaugh's impeachment, jerry nadler made it clear he is not moving in that direction. >> we are concentrating resources on determining whether to impeach the president. >> that didn't stop massachusetts congresswoman iona presley, ruling her resolution today to open impeachment inquiry into the supreme court justice issuing the statement, quote, sexual predators do not deserve a seat on the highest court and brett kavanaugh's confirmation process set a dangerous prece

ofre going to win the state new mexico, and i will be so [indiscernible] we are going to win new mexico. when i came here during the last election, came here a little, i was always told it is very hard to win. i came here little i saw great spirit. but i didn't really have a track record because i never did this stuff before. so i thought i was going to cut your taxes. i did. i said i was going to cut your regulations, i did. more than any other president in history. they have been there for many years. and i think the regulation cutting, like the waters of the u.s., that was another beauty where you couldn't build a house, you couldn't farm your land. what we have done on regulations is incredible. i have rebuilt our military, i have taken care of our vets. look how happy are vets are with choice. instead of waiting for two months to see a doctor or two weeks or three days, they now go out, if there is a wait, they go out and get a private dock. -- a private doctor. we pay the bills. for the first time, they tried to get that for 45 years. i am good at getting things. you must never fo

excuse me, new mexico as a whole. african-americans, the best numbers we have had in the history of our country. asian americans, the best numbers we have ever had in history. women, the best numbers we have had in 71 years. we are working night and day to deliver a future of limitless opportunities for a nation and hispanic american citizens, including many extraordinary mexican americans, doing great for our society, strengthening our country, serving in our military, and contribute immensely to our shared american family. i want to tell you mexico is doing a great job for us on the border. i want to thank the president of mexico. it is very interesting. [chanting] i hear everybody screaming. you know, we are building the wall. it is going up. and if you think that is easy with the democrats who control the house -- we have to take it back, but if you think it is easy -- we will have almost 500 miles of wall built by the end of next year and it is making a big difference. 500 miles. we won a big case two months ago

new mexico which is turning blue. can he win over hispanic voters? the president sounds like he's winding things up in new mexico, speaking now. we will bring that shortly. karl rove and doug show and will be here with analysis. we begin with fox team coverage of the latest brett kavanaugh controversy, trace gallagher examining the political fallout. will it backfire and help donald trump in the long run? first we go to the host of fox's media buzz with the facts tonight. >> the new york times corrected a glaring omission in the accusation against brett kavanaugh touching off a political firearm. kate kelly charge brett kavanaugh exposed himself in another of those rugged yale parties, the forthcoming book says the woman in question supposedly wound up touching his genitals won't commented, quote, several of her friends say she does not recall it. that crucial point was left out of the time story by the same reporters which was based on secondhand information from one former classmate who wasn't identified as a former

in new mexico, which has turned increasingly blue. and, he went over hispanic voters. the president sounds like it's winding things up in new mexico company speaking right now. we will bring you the latest from rio rancho shortly. hello and welcome to "fox news at night." i mike emanuel in for shannon bream. we begin with the latest kavanaugh controversy. will it backfire and help president trump in the long run? but first we go to fox news media analyst and the host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz with fax tonight. >> "the new york times" wrote an editor's note declaring an glaring omission. rob earned program in and kate kelly charge that kavanaugh expose himself at another one of those drunken yell parties. but the woman in question who supposedly wound up touching his genitals won't comment and "several of her friends say she does not recall it. that crucial point was left out of the story by the same reporters which was based on secondhand information of one former classmate, max stier. the authors didn't talk to him but to t

[cheers and applause] and the only reason i'm not moving into new mexico -- moving it to new mexico is that it would cost more money to move it then to brick -- build you a brand-new beautiful walls while give you a brand-new one. [cheers and applause] it is true. i actually priced it out. these contracts, all my life i have been dealing, they can find a way to make money. it will cost more to move the wall then build a new one. they have it. the commission, your commissioners wrote, i quote, our communities do not have the resources nor the budgets to handle the massive influx of immigrants we are experiencing. this is your commissioners, writing to us in washington. our scarce resources are in danger of eating rapidly depleted, to the point that we will be unable to effectively care for our own citizens, you, and our existing homeless populations, many of whom are american veterans. right? so democrats put illegal aliens before american citizens. republicans believe that we must take care of our own citizens first. i'm sorry. [cheers and applause] that includes millions of hard-worki

new mexico party chairman steve pierce. my friend, and a really talented guy, he just gets things knocked out of him all the time, brad parscale. great job. my great friend, somebody was on cnn and they didn't like him because he was too positive about trump. he happens to be hispanic, but i've never quite figured it out. he looks more like a wasp than i do. i will tell you what, there is nobody that loves his country more or hispanic more than steve cortez. steve. thank you, steve. nobody loves the hispanics more. what do you like more, the country or the hispanics? we love our hispanics, get out and vote. and we have a tremendous percentage of the vote. they gave me the bay of pigs award. they are all for trump, i will tell you that, they are all for trump. with the help of -- and steve i want to thank you very much by the way, you were incredible on cnn and now you will get a real job, okay? steve, that audience wasn't big enough for you. the ratings aren't good. with the help of everyone here tonight, we are taking powe

here's the president, rio rancho, new mexico. listen up. >> president trump: thank you [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "usa"] [cheers and applause] wow, thank you, thank you, new mexico. we love being with you. we love being with you. incredible. incredible people. thank you very much. and i'm thrilled to be here in albuquerque with thousands of hard work and hardworking, freedom loving american patriots. thank you. [cheers and applause] we are all united by the same love of our great country and, by the way, our country is doing great. you see it. the same devotion to family and the same profound faith that america is blessed by the eternal grace of almighty god. [chanting "usa"] good night to that person. tomorrow they will say "massive protest." one person just going home to mommy a little bit sooner. good night. but we are bound by these convictions. we will campaign for every vote, and we will win the great state of new mexico. [cheers and applause] and, by the way, you have thousands and thousands of people outside wh

will trump win in new mexico? probably not. if trump wins in new mexico, will he win the election? probably. when they look at places like texas, which is similar to eastern new mexico in terms of democrats who may be more conservative, when they look at places like texas and georgia and how to flip those states with demographic numbers that should be cresting their way, those flips depend on appealing tie certain kind of democrat who is not necessarily a california democrat, a massachusetts democrat. that's twhat new mexico holds. >> you get all the email addresses of people out there, you can at least test. in six months they may say, never you're talking about a campaign in that surprised some states in a different part of the country, it doesn't mean that just because a state turns blue, doesn't mean that they're completely predictable just based on what the numbers show. >> it's also a population they think is uniquely reat the present time -- uniquely receptive to the demographics. for people whose parents and grandparents fled regimes all over america to come to the united s

they want in new mexico. they don't want open borders, they don't want criminals pouring into your communities and doing what they do, and we won't even talk about that. they want strong -- these are people that are with you in many cases democrats, they write letters, we need strong border security. you know in san diego, california is very difficult, always complaining, not doing great. but they wanted a wall in san diego. mayor in san diego, by the way. they wanted a wall. i will said let's build it some place else because california, you know, once we build it, they will complain. i said, you know, the people are pouring in, they needed it, they're pouring into san diego, going r going all over the place and people that had houses, they didn't like people running over their garden being all day long coming in from the other side. as soon as it was finished, we were notified, we didn't want the wall, why did you do a wall. it is all a game. i have love to take the sucker down and move it right now to new m

massive crowd, massive rally this time in rio rancho, new mexico. we bring in our new colleague fox news contributor, former white house press secretary sarah sanders. you did a job that, for me, would be impossible.y i couldn't do it without probably going full anthony scaramucci on them, which is a compliment. i like that. but in all seriousness, this is now -- you dealt with the democratic party agenda advanced by a corrupt media, conspiracy theories, lies, breathless hysterical reporting, and it's always wrong. they got the whole thing wrong. we got it right. a little old talk show host on tv, we kind of figured it out when they didn't. we didn't follow the mob, and as a result, we were able to get the truth to the american people, and it is getting confirmed more and more every day. >> absolutely. a first, sean, i think you would have done great in my job and i don't think the media would have liked you very much because i think you would have embarrassed them on a daily basis. >> hannity: you have the patience job, and then they doubted your b

new mexico in 2020. and by the way, you have thousands and thousands of people outside who came today. so we love you. we love you. we appreciate it. we try to get the biggest arena we can get and they're never big enough, frankly. the radical left democrats want to demolish everything that we've gained. they want to raise your taxes, they want to bury you in regulation. they want to take away your health insurance, 180 million americans. they want to erase american history. crush religious liberty. [ booing ] >> indoctrinate our students with left wing ideology. [ booing ] >> and left wing democrats want to confiscate your guns and eliminate your god-given right to self-defense. [ booing ] >> you know that as your president i will never allow hem to take away your licht, your dignity, your social security, [ cheering ]. >> and i will never ever allow them to take away your sacred right to keep and bear arms. >> it's all too easy, isn't it? i mean, we've been saying that the two talking points that he wi

new mexico is my home. it's where we moved when we left washington, d.c., and i have lived and worked and traveled all over the world and this is the only place, the first place that really feels like home. so i want to be able to give back. we were very warmly welcomed when we arrived here. i dove into the community, and this opportunity allows me hopefully to serve my country again. and it's something i would love to do. i'm going all over this district, which is huge, and i believe -- i'm very concerned about my country right now and i want to be able to say i tried. >> valerie plame, thank you very much for giving us your insight into these other stories and telling us about your election. good luck going forward. thank you. all right, thank you. >> so i've got another story for you that defines or actually redefines school spirit. a young student, not even in junior high, he had a vision that is now wowing an entire university. and it's giving us a tool to show that we can be better. d. lemon and i dis

new mexico has a growing economy. why would they vote for anyone who would jeopardize that. >> it hasn't been ours since george bush won it in the last decade. but trying to turn california around and new york around is difficult. but you can turn a state like this around. lou: five electoral votes. and every one of them counts. is he going to get it done? >> i think he will get it done. it always comes down to a game of two-handed poker. democrats have mrs. warren as their candidate, he will have a great time and he will have more voters than he had the last time. lou: thanks so much. we are lou: the * today suggested a new list of investigation for the house judiciary committee. president trump suggesting they might want to look into obama's multi million dollar book and netflix deals and a slush fund used to pay off sexual misconduct investigation and the justice department trying to win access to secret grand jury material from the mueller special counsel investigation. the doj used the radical himms confusion aga

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new mexico is my home. it's where we moved when we left washington, d.c., and i have lived and worked and traveled all over the world, and this is the only place, the first place, that really feels like home. so i want to be able to give back. we were very warmly welcomed when we arrived here. i dove into the community, and this opportunity allows me, hopefully, to serve my country again. and it's something i would love to do. i'm going all over this district, which is huge, and i believe -- i'm very concerned about my country right now, and i want to be able to say i tried. >> valerie plame, thank you very much for giving us your insight into these other stories and telling us about your election. good luck going forward. >> thank you. all right, thank you. >>> so, i've got another story for you that defines -- or actually redefines school spirit. a young student, not even in junior high, he had a vision that is now wowing an entire university. and it's giving us a tool to show that we can be better. d. le

it is in rio rancho new mexico. the president looking to pull an upset in new mexico for 2020 after that state went to hilary clinton by over 8 percentage points. the trump campaign says new mexico, nevada, new hampshire, minnesota, all on the short list of states that trump lost in 2016. he's looking to win them in 2020. let's get to fox news white house correspondent kevin cork. he's at the event. kevin? >> great to be with you. you're right. it will certainly be a coup to wrestle new mexico from the democrats, win column in the general election for the first time since 2004, but to do so, the campaign certainly acknowledges that they have to make sure their economic, immigration and energy policy really delivers for new mexico. you mentioned the president is on his way west. he said this on social media before leaving saying big crowd expected in new mexico tonight where we will win all caps. the border wall is getting stronger each and every day. see you in a few hours. that ahead of his departure in washington.

what will that do to the budget of new mexico? that will destroy our budget, which destroys our educational system, a third of our budget comes from the oil and gas industry. a clear choice to be made here not just on border security but education and fracking. if they're going to ban the drilling of oil and gas, they're going to destroy the economy of new mexico. >> bill: i understand the point you're making. hillary clinton won it easily by eight points in 2016. you're right to point out it's a leap at the moment. might be 14 months from now. but if you look at the strategy whether it's minnesota, new hampshire or new mexico, trying to take a blue state and flip them to red. of the three, is new mexico the best chance or not? >> i think it can be the best chance. as long as there's honest communication about the policies. hispanics are no different than any other american voter. they want get education. the veterans here understand better than anyone how important it is to have a secure border. how to make sure we don't have peo

is it so farfetched that president trump can win new mexico. >> no. absolutely what we're seeing is a huge increase in the amount of republican registered hispanic voters in new mexico. really across the entire southwest. what they're trying to do is make hispanic-americans, specifically mexican-americans, who feel like they're only ones, they bully us, censor us online. we're progod, pro-life, pro-country and we love this president. their biggest nightmare is possibly they could lose new mexico and lose states like texas. it will be a win. it will be a landslide. mark my words, he will kick my butt. charles: weigh do keep these. we'll mark your words one way or the other. 60% of the his pain nicks in -- hispanics in new mexico are of mexican origin. that will listen, coming down the escalator, comments president trump made who was being sent over here from mexico, some of the subsequent things that the democrats used to suggest that president trump is a racist. those aren't going to go away. will a stronger economy be enough to overcome that sort of

if anybody from new mexico watches this on tv, i love new mexico by the way. i got pulled over there once. in this - -it is beautiful country. but it is not good farmland. and bosco redondo was a barren, desolate place. that when the dine reached the location they suffered from lack of food, diseases, exposure, raids by nearby groups like comanches and kiowas and many more died. the united states government actually admitted that it was a mistake and in 1868 they negotiated another treaty in which they are allowed to go back to homelands to where the reservation is today, back to the four corners region. i had you guys listen to a brief npr newscast on the opening of bosque redondo interpretive center to memorialize those who suffered on the long walk. it of course becomes prominent in navajo oral history. it's something that unites them. a horrible member horrible memory in which they see themselves as all one people that have to join together to survive and have commemorated -- including carrying rocks from the reservation and of course opening this new cent

i will be doing a news conference outside the little while, part of the trip, going to new mexico and other places for 2.5 days. many of you will be with us. in particular i look forward to our meeting. [indiscernible] >> have you seen -- mr. trump: it is looking that way. we are having some strong studies done but it is looking that way at this moment. we will let you know. as soon as we find out definitively, we will let you know. iran? ou want a war with mr. trump: i don't want war with anybody. we have islamist military in the world. we have spent more than $1 trillion, nobody has ever come close. the of the best equipment in the world, the best missiles and with the patriot system, nothing even close. i don't want war with anybody but we are compared it. it was not the same thing 2.5 years ago. we have totally rebuilt our military in different ways but we have rebuilt it and there is nobody that has the f-35. the best fighter jets, rockets, equipment. with all of that being said we would like to avoid it. >> [indiscernible] have a lot of options but i am not looking at options no

representative holland of new mexico -- hallucinateland of new mexico. and many more -- haaland of new mexico. and many more members of the freshmen class who have been leaders on this issue. i'm proud to be standing with those and you'll be hearing from them momentarily. we sent this legislation over to the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, and it's been sitting there in his grim reaper role, but we're saying to him, the american -- you may think this is dead over there, grim reaper, what a nice thing to say about yourself, but it is alive and well in the public. and the people know and they will know more, that you are holding this up. it's important to note that mitch mcconnell has said, the problem is not that there's too much money in politics, the problem is that there isn't enough money in politics. if there's ever a declaration of lack of values in terms of our democracy, with stiff competition that stands as a prominent one. i'm now very pleased to yield to the distinguished chair of our task force, a leader in restoring confidence in gov

new mexico has a growing economy. why would they vote for anyone who would jeopardize that. >> it hasn't been ours since george bush won it in the last decade. but trying to turn california around and new york around is difficult. but you can turn a state like this around. lou: five electoral votes. and every one of them counts. is he going to get it done? >> i think he will get it done. it always comes down to a game of two-handed poker. democrats have mrs. warren as their candidate, he will have a great time and he will have more voters than he had the last time. lou: thanks so much. lou: thanks so much. we are ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... .

new mexico has a growing economy. why would they vote for anyone who would jeopardize that. >> it hasn't been ours since george bush won it in the last decade. but trying to turn california around and new york around is difficult. but you can turn a state like this around. lou: five electoral votes. and every one of them counts. is he going to get it done? >> i think he will get it done. it always comes down to a game of two-handed poker. democrats have mrs. warren as their candidate, he will have a great time and he will have more voters than he had the last time. lou: thanks so much. we are going to come right back. 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? ♪ ♪ award winning interface. ♪ ♪ award winning

how do i lose new mexico? explain that one. yet, for whatever reason, it's been quite a while since a republican won this state but we're going to win this state. i think we're going to win this state. [ cheering and applause ] cheryl: all right. president trump stirring up the crowd at a rally in new mexico last night. he did lose the state to hillary clinton back in 2016 as he said. that'not a surprise since the se has not gone red since 2004. the president made a big push last night. is he going to turn it around? let's bring in commentary writer, tiana lowe. new mexico, do you think the president has a shot of it going the other way? >> unfortunately, it seems unlikely in the next year. however, there is an interesting void in new mexico where obviously hillary clinton did win the state but 10% of the popular vote in new mexico did go to gary johnson. it is a state with some republican past. the president is correct that the demographics are not destiny, especially when you look at how diverse hispanic americans are. they d

i mean, new mexico has an extraordinary economy. why would they vote for anyone who would endanger, jeopardize -- >> it's a small state. a president can go in there and turn this around. it hasn't been ours since george bush won it in the last decade. trying to turn california and new york around is difficult. but you can turn a state like this around. lou: five electoral votes. as he demonstrated last time, every one of them counts. is he going to get it done? >> i think he will get it done. it comes down to a game of two-handed poker. the democrats have mrs. wash as their candidate. he will have more voters than he got the last time. lou: there you have it, the rollins forecast for 2020. senate dems ignore a key issue to u.s. security as they call for more gun control. they don't known gun control. they mean gun grasping. they want con fis d confiscatio. corey lewandowski before the house judiciary committee. how did it go? listen. >> we have complete and total jurisdiction over immigration. all we have to do, if you want to fix t

hispanics make up 49% of new mexico. he claimed last night that many hispanic voters support his wall and border security. and if that's true. maybe he has got a shot. ainsley: we have been following what's happening in saudi arabia with iran. he reminded the folks there that we're the number one producer of oil and energy. he said we are independent. he talked about the economy with the hispanic population number of new business applications has increased by more than 30% more then any other state since the election. they are doing better when it comes to applying for small business applications than any other state. state.brian brad parscale made it clear a lot of democrats showing up at rallies especially the one in el paso that gave them the sense that hispanics are open to what trump is doing and not buying into the rhetoric that he is anti-hispanic like you see jorge ramos when he does his ridiculous partisan moderation of these debates. so that gives him hope. that's what karl rove was saying last night. start loo

not just in new mexico, but texas, and arizona. they can project this idea that the president's words and making them feel unsafe, but in border communities there are real issues about criminal cartel elements, repeated issues with the way the border patrol can't handle certain aspects of the border because they are overrun by illegal immigration from central america. i think democrats take it for granted, hispanic communities, african-american communities, and the president has been willing to go into places where republicans aren't always successful to try and change votes from democrats but also to get other people to come out. >> melissa: is in a waste of time, harris? is it like democrats chasing texas? where you go chase her town, police should be spending or resources? >> harris: the demographics of texas are changing for very different reasons. you've got a lot of people from all areas of diversity. thought, race, culture, coming from california. new york and illinois, because of politics and the taxes in those areas. texas

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you're doing it specifically for new mexico. you mentioned how you can do it given the businesses in your state. do you think this should be taken on on a state by state case? >> i think this either or dynamic is problematic. if these are priority issues for the country we should address them as a country. but states are innovators, states are flexible. you can make these investments and then just get it done, waiting for the federal government creates more hardship for the very people that you represent. i'm going to reduce health care costs and we're going to be one of the first states to figure out universal health care. we're going to be one of the first states to do four-year colleges, 21st state to do two-year colleges free tuition. we hope to be the first state in the nagds to figure out universal child care systems. if you want to build healthy, strong families, you want child well-being to be an issue that you tackle, then tackle it. this is what states can do. >> coming up next, democratic congressman will be here on h

jonathan, is the trump campaign being realistic about new mexico? what does is say to you about the president's strategy there? >> i think it smacks of desperation, phillip. the trump campaign is looking for places that it might be able to win that are outside the beaten path. obviously, we're still early in this campaign. a lot can happen between now and november 2020. they should be looking for places that they can win that they didn't last time. but at the same time, new mexico is a place that has been unfavorable for republican candidates for president for quite some time. we saw in the 2018 midterms that it was extremely favorable for democrats. you've got a completely democratic congressional delegation from new mexico after that 2018 midterm. it's been trending blue. you saw the president recently trying to divert money from some long-standing military construction projects in that area to the border that has not proven to be popular in new mexico, either during his campaign in 2016 or during those midterms. they're trying to find a place to

to a barren in new mexico. american soldiers burned crops, destroyed lifestyle, and sacked their homes. they suffered immensely from the lack of food, diseases and rate from other indians. it was during the lincoln presidency that one of the most atrocious episodes in u.s. indian affairs occurred. that was the massacre of cheyenne at sand creek eastern colorado. on november 29, 1864, colorado volunteers burst upon a cheyenne village, killing over 270 natives, over two thirds of them women and children. some terrible events indeed. adhere to a buck stops here interpretation about lincoln that he has responsibility for these terrible events in american history? or perhaps should we give him a pass. he had along his plate. he's fighting the civil war, has a task defeating the confederacy. perhaps some of these events out westward out of his control. reflect onse events his stature? let's wrestle with some of these questions in this class today. growing up in the early 19th century, abraham lincoln must have formed

the president left new mexico after a campaign rally last night. the white house said the president will go straight from moffett field via motorcade to a round table discussion and lunch on the peninsula. now while the white house is not disclosing the location, sources tell us that it is at a private home in portola valley. people are paying from a couple of thousand dollars to $100,000 to have lunch with the president. now the president will only be in the bay area a total of three hours. we see air force one is coming in now, about to land at fofet field. let's take a look. this is the president landing at moffett field. it just touched down. he's a few minutes early. eight minutes ahead of schedule. coming from new mexico. where he attended a campaign rally last night. looks like a smooth landing here at moffett field. certainly the weather has cooperated. we just saw a motorcade earlier come by. he'll be going via motorcade to the campaign rally on the peninsula. and so president trumpas just safely landed on air force one here on moffett fie

host: and can the president when a state like new mexico? guest: we saw the trump campaign in 2016, unusual statesew for republicans to do well in. he did it by turning out voters who are independent, populist, maybe not all participate in the political process. new mexico would be a reach. of the, this is part strategy. how do they build this coalition? they would focus almost entirely on the midwest. the trump campaign is a national movement on the right trying to get all these people who have voted for trump in the past excited again. host: the president will be holding a rally in new mexico this evening. you can watch that if you tune into c-span or go to our website or you download the free radio app. you can listen along. we will have coverage of that. presidency -- the president sees his rating go down. based on my reporting he is trying to rally his own voters. host: make sure they show up. guest: the question about expanding comes on the decision he estimates on -- decision he has to make on gun control. he is going to make a choice

new mexico has a growing economy. why would they vote for anyone who would jeopardize that. >> it hasn't been ours since george bush won it in the last decade. but trying to turn california around and new york around is difficult. but you can turn a state like this around. lou: five electoral votes. and every one of them counts. is he going to get it done? >> i think he will get it done. it always comes down to a game of two-handed poker. democrats have mrs. warren as their candidate, he will have a great time and he will have more voters than he had the last time. lou: thanks so much. we are tv announcer: it's just as powerful as the lexus rx... as many safety features as the rx, the new... the lexus rx has met its match. if they're talking about you... you must be doing something right. experience the style, craftsmanship, and technology that have made the rx the leading luxury suv of all time. lease the 2019 rx 350 for $399 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i mean, if you haven't thoug

new mexico has a growing economy. why would they vote for anyone who would jeopardize that. >> it hasn't been ours since george bush won it in the last decade. but trying to turn california around and new york around is difficult. but you can turn a state like this around. lou: five electoral votes. and every one of them counts. is he going to get it done? >> i think he will get it done. it always comes down to a game of two-handed poker. democrats have mrs. warren as their candidate, he will have a great time and he will have more voters than he had the last time. lou: thanks so much. we are -guys, i want you to meet someone. this is jamie. you're going to be seeing a lot more of him now. -i'm not calling him "dad." -oh, n-no. -look, [sighs] i get it. some new guy comes in helping your mom bundle and save with progressive, but hey, we're all in this together. right, champ? -i'm getting more nuggets. -how about some carrots? you don't want to ruin your dinner. -you're not my dad! -that's fair. overstepped. -that's fai

here's the president in new mexico. bob redell is covering the president's arrival in mountain view. we have been talking about that. now we don't think the president will make any kind of speech or announcement in the bay area. but the white house has been telegraphing some kind of upcoming big move on homelessness. "the washington post" was the first to report it's looking for a legal justification to raise homeless encampments. ben carson will also be in town traveling separately from the president. the announcement could colt from his office. he is the head of housing and urban development. the white house may be running the optics and the ball is with carson. the president is in a tough place on saudi oil production. he says the u.s. is locked and loaded. he also said he wants out of the middle ea. he was waiting for instructions finanor the kingdom of saudi ar. we're waiting to hear. and under b what terms we would proceed. u.s. congressman from new jersey said it's obviously wrong to allow saudi arabia to dictate

in new mexico, president trump falsely declared at a campaign rally monday that latinos support his border wall, proclaiming, "we love our hispanics." during the rally in rio rancho, trump pointed to steve cortes, a former paid on-air contributor at cnn and member ofof trump's 2020 campaign committee. pres. trump: he happens to be hispanic. he happens to be hispanic, that i've never quite figured it out because he looks more like a wasp than i do. more. loves the hispanics who do you like more, the

so columbus is one of those 3 places in new mexico where people just come and go across the border. it's also the place that mexican rebel leader pancho villa attack us soldiers and civilians reporter anna werner key has more. >>it's been more than 100 years since poncho via invaded the small town of columbus new mexico, one of the few times the u s has ever been invaded, but local businesses say that that'll bus. actually what drives nearly all of the tourism here. 9 in new mexico is the small border town of columbus. >>and one of the first pieces to greet you on follow gonzalez has lived in columbus for 30 years, she's the owner operator and head chef. columb >>18 americans were killed in the raid. >>but now over 100 years us as people on both sides of the border consider him a hero because he is the only one that. united states and just down the street at the los milagros hotel pictures of poncho via covered the wall no one knows for sure why he rated there's about 5 or 6 theories out there to look skinner owns the hotel. he says once a year columbus celebrates the battle of colu

now on bbc news, click travels to new mexico to speak to the team behind virgin galactic‘s plans to put tourists into space. this week: spaceport america. superfast weather satellites. and using vr to understand cancer treatment and recovery. 50 years after the first humans landed on the moon, a new space race is under way. but today, it is notjust nations that are competing to put ships and people into space. private companies are getting in on it as well. in fact, they are leading the charge. elon musk‘s spacex already delivers cargo to the iss, and is now one of several companies exploring the notion of space tourism — putting non—professional astronauts into space. it has also signed up billionaire yusaku maezawa to take a trip around the moon. amazon boss and the world's richest man, jeff bezos, is also planning to take passengers to the edge of space by the end of 2019, with his company blue origin, and has ambitions to land humans on the moon by 202a. but there is one company that is further along the space tourism journey than any other, and now virgin galactic has opened

>>from birth and his humble beginnings in last shot, this new mexico. the only seal shot this more damage says he would later be known. it didn't let any obstacle stand in his way when it came to achieving is life to get and it has to be as he went to work. to help support his family. >>he's a georgetown law and finding the time to study at night jobs went on to earn his law degree and a moment a practice back here in albuquerque. >>taking on cases where he defended working class in labor that was part of the spartan which led to his pursuit of a career in politics all the way to the nation's capital. >>becoming the first u s born hispanic. >>if elected to the senate as he was a the so starter and he did a lot of things on his own very motivated to achieve that and then. >>to think of them as a purse a hispanic senator. us senate you know that's that's quite an accomplishment, especially those that is not only was washington knew the child this child this was something new altogether to congress i remember the is a columnist at a chavez reflects the fac

elizabeth cohen, cnn, carlsbad, new mexico. >> important reporting. >>> still to come a new poll show the president's approval numbers are developing as a majority of americans say they think a recession is likely in the next year. stay with us. >>> the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. ings . >>> hello, everyone, i'm kate baldwin. thank you so much for joining me. is it still the economy, stupid? by stupid, i'm talking about myself. because if it is, you could be looking at some new red flags ahead for president trump. a brand-new washington post showing the president's approval rating is slipping, with particular trouble around his handling of the trade war with china. 38% of vote, approve of the job performance right now down from 44% in july with 56% disapproval. when it comes to the t

some will sit here, parked in the new mexico desert for years to come. kris van cleave, roswell, new mexico. >>> some siblings fight but these two are ready for battle. they are the first pair of sister generals in the u.s. army. major general maria barrett is now joined by her younger sister brigadier general paula lodi. the sisters grew up in massachusetts and are close enough in age, they played on the same soccer team in high school. now, barrett is the commanding general of netcom and lodi serves in the office of the surgeon general. even better, lodi has two daughters in the army. one just began her basic training. >>> and, still to come, it's a living tribute to a fallen hero. we will show you what it took to create this unique corn maze in the central valley. >>> kind of a unique weather day. i will show you what things look like after our first little brush with a weak little weather maker passing us by. >>> efforts to settle one fight in the opioid epidemic have hit an impasse. attorneys general from tennessee and north carolina have led negoti

so the southern new mexico is very different than northern new mexico. southern new mexico is dependent on the energy business and little texas, southeastern corner of new mexico. very different than the latino population in the far north of new mexico which literally came to this country many of their families can trace themselves back to the 1600s. different populations and attitude. this caused them to say is new mexico in play? one of the things that could happen here again is new mexico's economy is being driven, the economic growth is being driven in substantial part by the energy in the southeast part and the northwestern part of the state. and these areas use fracking. they rely upon drilling on federal land. and he punched that button hard the other night and it was deliberate. >> bill: energy and minnesota. what about new hampshire? what's moving in that state? >> minnesota is rural and in the iron range the northeastern part of the country it is unions and mining and energy -- excuse me, mining development and materials like timber. so we don'

new mexico would be a reach, especially after 2018. this is part of the trump campaign strategy. how did they build this coalition? most campaigns when they see the race in wisconsin or ohio, it would focus entirely on the upper midwest but the trump campaign is really a national movement on the right to try and get all of these people who voted for president trump in the past to do so again. host: and the president will be holding a rally in rio rancho, new mexico this evening, 9:00 p.m. eastern time. you can watch that by tuning into c-span or logging onto c-span.org or downloading the free c-span radio app. presidency -- the president sees his rating go down. based on my reporting he is trying to rally his own voters. host: make sure they show up. guest: the question about expanding comes on the decision he estimates on -- decision he has to make on gun control. he is going to make a choice about expanding his coalition, does he put political capital on gun control? he has a limited time before the campaign season heats up. is the new version of nafta going to pass? is the pre

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