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2017 30 – The Ingraham Angle 2016 26 – Fuller House 16 – Live! with Kelly 12 – Harry 19 – Kevin Can Wait 2015 12 – Little Charmers 17 – Bella and the Bulldogs 7 – Power Rangers Dino Charge 23 – The Late Late Show with James Corden 29 – Harvey Beaks 9 – Make It Pop 8 – The Late Show with Stephen Colbert 15 – The Bastard Executioner 28 – The Daily Show with Trevor Noah 30 – Code Black 17 – Chicago Med 2014 1 – Every Witch Way 7 – Killer Women 8 – Chicago P.D. 8 – Intelligence 10 – Enlisted 10 – Helix 20 – Sheriff Callie's Wild West 3 – Wallykazam! 17 – Breadwinners 17 – The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon 22 – About a Boy 24 – Late Night with Seth Meyers 26 – Mixology 6 – Sirens (2014) 9 – Resurrection 19 – The 100 5 – Zack & Quack 6 – Silicon Valley 15 – Fargo 20 – Signed, Sealed, DELIVERED 22 – Faking It (2014) 27 – Girl Meets World 8 – The Knick 17 – Red Band Society 17 – The Mysteries of Laura 25 – How to Get Away with Murder 30 – Selfie 2 – A to Z 7 – The Flash (2014) 13 – Jane the Virgin 28 – Benched 7 – The Librarians (2014) 2013 11 – Sofia the First 20 – Chasing The Saturdays 21 – The Following 30 – The Americans (2013) 4 – Monday Mornings 14 – Zero Hour (2013) 19 – Cult 26 – Golden Boy 18 – Bates Motel 29 – Lalaloopsy 4 – Hannibal 15 – Henry Hugglemonster 20 – The Goodwin Games 25 – Sanjay and Craig 3 – The Fosters (2013) 11 – Twisted 8 – Disrupt with Karen Finney, Sam & Cat 23 – Devious Maids 24 – Under the Dome 10 – 101 Ways to Leave a Game Show Orange Is The New Black 28 – Total Divas 3 – Rabbids Invasion 2 – Uncle Grandpa 9 – OK!TV 9 – The Test 13 – Wander Over Yonder 15 – Liv and Maddie 17 – Brooklyn Nine Nine 16 – The Arsenio Hall Show 23 – The Blacklist 23 – The Queen Latifah Show 23 – Mom 23 – Hostages 24 – The Wrong Mans 24 – Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 24 – The Goldbergs 24 – Trophy Wife 25 – Back in the Game 26 – The Crazy Ones 26 – The Michael J. Fox Show 27 – MasterChef Junior 29 – Betrayal 29 – Hello Ladies 29 – Julius Jr. 29 – Masters of Sex 2 – Super Fun Night 3 – The Millers 3 – Sean Saves the World 3 – Welcome to the Family 7 – Peg + Cat 9 – The Tomorrow People 10 – Once Upon a Time in Wonderland 17 – Reign 25 – Dracula 28 – The Pete Holmes Show 2 – Rick and Morty 4 – Kirstie 4 – Mob City 2012 8 – House of Lies 8 – The Firm 10 – Shipping Wars 11 – Are You There, Chelsea? 12 – The Finder 12 – ¡Rob! 15 – Napoleon Dynamite 16 – Alcatraz 19 – Unsupervised 25 – Touch 4 – How to Rock 6 – Smash 7 – The River 1 – Awake 15 – Missing 21 – Bent 21 – Duck Dynasty 23 – Doc McStuffins 4 – Best Friends Forever 8 – The Client List 19 – Kathy 22 – Veep 11 – Common Law 11 – Bunheads 24 – The Newsroom 9 – Perception 4 – Robot and Monster 8 – Here Comes Honey Boo Boo 12 – Animal Practice 13 – Major Crimes 3 – Steve Harvey 3 – Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood 4 – Live! with Kelly and Michael 10 – The Ricki Lake Show 10 – Katie 17 – Revolution 17 – The Mob Doctor 24 – Partners (2012) 25 – The Mindy Project 25 – Ben and Kate 26 – The Neighbors 27 – Elementary 27 – Last Resort (2012) 30 – 666 Park Avenue 10 – Arrow 10 – Chicago Fire 10 – Nashville 16 – Emily Owens, M.D. 16 – Underemployed 2011 1 – Dan Vs. 1 – House of Anubis 4 – Live to Dance 7 – Young Justice 7 – Your OWN Show: Oprah's Search for the Next TV Star 9 – Bob's Burgers 9 – The Cape 9 – Episodes 9 – Shameless 11 – Let's Stay Together 11 – Lights Out 11 – Onion SportsDome 12 – Off the Map 13 – Police Women of Cincinnati 17 – Aircrash Confidential 17 – Being Human 17 – Harry's Law 17 – Heavy 17 – Skins 17 – Supah Ninjas 19 – Restaurant: Impossible 19 – Retired at 35 20 – Fairly Legal 20 – Perfect Couples 23 – Kourtney and Kim Take New York 23 – Mongo Wrestling Alliance 24 – Bubble Guppies 26 – Face Off 28 – Working Class 2 – Eagleheart 7 – The Chicago Code 8 – Only in America with Larry the Cable Guy 8 – Traffic Light 9 – Mr. Sunshine 12 – Must Love Cats 14 – Jake and the Never Land Pirates 14 – Mad Love 15 – Our America with Lisa Ling 16 – Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior 22 – The Real Housewives of Miami 23 – Shedding for the Wedding 25 – Camelot 6 – After Lately 6 – America's Next Great Restaurant 6 – Breakout Kings 6 – Taking on Tyson 14 – Love & Hip Hop 29 – Body of Proof 1 – CHAOS 3 – The Borgias 3 – The Killing 4 – The Problem Solverz 6 – Breaking In 6 – Workaholics 7 – Gigolos 10 – Khloé & Lamar 11 – Drew Carey's Improv-A-Ganza 12 – Sports Show with Norm Macdonald 13 – Happy Endings 14 – The Paul Reiser Show 17 – Audrina 17 – Game of Thrones 26 – Repo Games 3 – The Looney Tunes Show 6 – A.N.T. Farm 9 – The Amazing World of Gumball 13 – Femme Fatales 24 – Soul Quest Overdrive 30 – Platinum Hit 30 – Single Ladies 1 – Franklin & Bash 2 – Love Bites 5 – Teen Wolf 6 – Switched at Birth 12 – The Glee Project 12 – The Protector 13 – Kickin' It 13 – Sidekick 13 – Almost Naked Animals 14 – Jon Benjamin Has a Van 14 – The Nine Lives of Chloe King 15 – Happily Divorced 16 – Voltron Force 19 – Falling Skies 21 – Combat Hospital 23 – Exp ion Impossible 23 – Suits 23 – Wilfred 25 – Friends with Benefits 28 – I Kid with Brad Garrett 29 – Love in the Wild 29 – Necessary Roughness 29 – State of Georgia 1 – Bucket & Skinner's Epic Adventures 11 – Alphas 13 – Roseanne's Nuts 15 – PrankStars 17 – Big Rich Texas 18 – Secret Mountain Fort Awesome 19 – Awkward. 19 – It's Worth What? 19 – Web Therapy 21 – National Terrorism Strike Force: San Diego: Sport Utility Vehicle 23 – Pocoyo 31 – Against the Wall 2 – Take the Money and Run 5 – Friends with Benefits 7 – Hillbilly Handfishin' 8 – Tia & Tamera 9 – Scaredy Squirrel 29 – PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton 12 – Anderson Cooper 12 – The Bill Cunningham Show 12 – The Jeremy Kyle Show 14 – H8R 17 – Danger Rangers 19 – 2 Broke Girls 19 – Night Calls 19 – Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness 20 – New Girl 20 – Unforgettable 22 – Charlie's Angels (2011) 22 – Person of Interest 26 – Terra Nova 28 – Suburgatory 30 – Jessie 2 – Homeland 5 – American Horror Story 10 – American Guns 10 – Pajanimals 11 – Last Man Standing 18 – Man Up! 23 – Once Upon a Time 28 – Grimm 30 – Allen Gregory 21 – Live! with Kelly 21 – You Deserve It 25 – Tyler Perry's For Better or Worse 30 – Baseball Wives 30 – I Hate My Teenage Daughter 30 – The Exes 6 – Storage Wars: Texas 2010 3 – Frank the Entertainer in a Basement Affair 3 – Worst Cooks in America 4 – 18 to Life 4 – The Generations Project 5 – Howe & Howe Tech 5 – Wild Recon 6 – Apocalypse Man 8 – John Oliver's New York Stand-Up Show 11 – Blue Mountain State 11 – Fantasia for Real 13 – Solving History with Olly Steeds 14 – Carnie Wilson: Unstapled 16 – Pit Boss 17 – Human Target 18 – American Pickers 18 – My Life as Liz 21 – The Deep End 22 – Caprica 22 – Spartacus: Blood and Sand 25 – La La Land 26 – The Michael Vick Project 28 – Life Unexpected 1 – Kell on Earth 9 – Past Life 12 – Famous Crime Scene 13 – Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil 14 – How to Make It in America 19 – Funny or Die Presents 19 – The Ricky Gervais Show 21 – The Family Crews 25 – Police Women of Maricopa County 28 – The Marriage Ref 1 – Little Parents, Big Charlie 2 – Parenthood (2010) 3 – 1000 Ways to Lie 5 – Who Do You Think You Are? 9 – Food Wars 10 – High Society 11 – Jerseylicious 11 – Sons of Tucson 14 – Fatal Attractions 14 – Hoarding: Buried Alive 14 – Minute to Win It 14 – Pretty Wild 15 – The Price of Beauty 16 – Justified 17 – Addicted 17 – Ugly Americans 21 – Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution 21 – Kirstie Alley's Big Life 24 – Fly Girls 24 – Is It Possible? 27 – The OCD Project 27 – Victorious 2 – Miami Medical 3 – Winners Bracket 4 – Good Luck Charlie 5 – Adventure Time 5 – Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated 11 – Basketball Wives 11 – Brandy & Ray J: A Family Business 11 – Treme 11 – What Chilli Wants 12 – TNA Reaction 18 – Masterclass 19 – Baggage 19 – Romantically Challenged 20 – Ancient Aliens 22 – Sliced 23 – Ben 10: Ultimate Alien 23 – Generator Rex 28 – Happy Town 6 – MMA Live 16 – Check It Out! with Dr. Steve Brule 19 – The Good Guys 27 – 100 Questions 27 – Mall Cops: Mall of America 27 – Police Women of Memphis 27 – Svetlana 1 – Downtown Girls 2 – Are We There Yet? 6 – The Hard Times of RJ Berger 6 – Top Shot 7 – Neighbors from Hell 8 – Pretty Little Liars 9 – Work of Art: The Next Great Artist 9 – You're Cut Off! 10 – Bethenny Ever After 10 – Late Night Liars 13 – Cupcake Wars 13 – Unnatural History (TV series) 15 – Double Exposure 15 – It's Effin' Science 15 – Warren the Ape 16 – Bert the Conqueror 16 – Hot in Cleveland 20 – The Real L Word 21 – Inedible To Incredible 22 – Memphis Beat 27 – Mary Shelley's Frankenhole 28 – Huge 29 – Louie 9 – Haven 10 – Worst Case Scenarios 11 – The Glades 12 – Kid in a Candy Store 12 – Rizzoli & Isles 13 – Covert Affairs 15 – Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files 16 – DC Cupcakes 16 – Lucha Libre USA 16 – Man, Woman, Wild 18 – Strange Sex 20 – If You Really Knew Me 21 – 24 Hour Restaurant Battle 26 – Fish Warrior 27 – Growing Up Twisted 28 – Plain Jane 29 – On the Road with Austin & Santino 1 – Rubicon 7 – Power of 10 9 – Too Fat for 15 15 – The Great Food Truck Race 16 – The Big C 17 – Melissa & Joey 22 – Aarti Party 30 – Quints by Surprise 5 – Mel B: It's a Scary World 6 – Regular Show 6 – MAD 8 – Hellcats 8 – Terriers 9 – Nikita 10 – Fashion Police 12 – World of Jenks 14 – Sextuplets Take New York 15 – Outlaw 15 – Top Chef: Just Desserts 17 – Sym-Bionic Titan 19 – Boardwalk Empire 20 – Chase 20 – The Event 20 – Hoppus on Music 20 – Lone Star 20 – Mike & Molly 21 – Detroit 1-8-7 21 – Raising Hope 21 – Running Wilde 22 – Better with You 22 – The Defenders 22 – Pair of Kings 22 – Undercovers 22 – The Whole Truth 23 – My Generation 23 – Outsourced 23 – $h#! My Dad Says 24 – Fish Hooks 24 – Blue Bloods 26 – Sister Wives 28 – No Ordinary Family 29 – Law & Order: LA 2 – Planet Sheen 2 – T.U.F.F. Puppy 3 – Animal Mechanicals 5 – MegaStructures 8 – Gigantic 10 – Family Game Night 10 – My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic 10 – Pound Puppies 10 – The Twisted Whiskers Show 11 – Pictureka! 12 – Nick Swardson's Pretend Time 14 – The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills 15 – The Adventures of Chuck and Friends 15 – School Pride 16 – Tower Prep 18 – The Talk 20 – That's Tough 22 – Taylor Swift: Journey to Fearless 25 – Robotomy 26 – Auction Kings 28 – Police Women of Dallas 29 – R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour 31 – The Walking Dead 4 – Oddities 5 – The Benson Interruption 5 – Hubworld 7 – Married to Rock 7 – Shake It Up 8 – Conan 9 – Auction Hunters 14 – Sarah Palin's Alaska 16 – Glory Daze 19 – Homemade Millionaire 21 – Brew Masters 22 – Skating with the Stars 26 – G.I. Joe: Renegades 28 – Bridalplasty 29 – Transformers: Prime 1 – Storage Wars 6 – Next Great Baker 20 – Million Dollar Money Drop 29 – My Strange Addiction 2000s 2009 3 – Game Show in My Head 3 – Underdog to Wonderdog 4 – Confessions of a Teen Idol 4 – Superstars of Dance 5 – Daddy's Girls 5 – DietTribe 5 – True Beauty 7 – 13: Fear Is Real 7 – Meet the Browns 8 – Greg Behrendt's Wake Up Call 8 – Parking Wars 9 – Howie Do It 11 – Tool Academy 15 – The Beast 15 – Celebrity Rehab Presents Sober House 18 – United States of Tara 19 – Will Work for Food 21 – Lie to Me 26 – Olivia 26 – Trust Me 27 – Toddlers & Tiaras 2 – For the Love of Ray J 2 – RuPaul's Drag Race 4 – Billy the Exterminator 6 – Jockeys 8 – The CollegeHumor Show 8 – The Girls of Hedsor Hall 8 – Nitro Circus 8 – Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory 8 – Sonny With a Chance 10 – How the Earth Was Made 10 – T.I.'s Road to Redemption 12 – Animal Armageddon 13 – Aaron Stone 13 – Dollhouse 15 – Eastbound & Down 17 – Dogg After Dark 24 – Dark Days in Monkey City 2 – College Life 2 – Harlem Heights 2 – Late Night with Jimmy Fallon 8 – Candy Girls 9 – Animal Cops: Phoenix 9 – Castle 10 – WCG Ultimate Gamer 11 – The Chopping Block 15 – Kings 18 – Better Off Ted 19 – Dhani Tackles the Globe 19 – Taking the Stage 20 – Party Down 21 – Ring of Honor Wrestling 23 – Roommates 23 – Table for 12 26 – In the Motherhood 30 – AMTV 31 – Cupid 6 – Surviving Suburbia 7 – Deadliest Warrior 8 – The Unusuals 9 – Kröd Mändoon and the Flaming Sword of Fire 9 – Southland 9 – Parks and Recreation 9 – Harper's Island 13 – Doing DaVinci 15 – PitchMen 16 – WWE Superstars 19 – Cake Boss 19 – The Rising Son 19 – Sit Down, Shut Up 26 – Daisy of Love 2 – Jonas L.A. 6 – Hitched or Ditched 7 – The Fashion Show 12 – The Real Housewives of New Jersey 15 – TNA Epics 19 – Glee 26 – The Little Couple 26 – Mental 27 – The Goode Family 29 – Obsessed 31 – DJ & the Fro 31 – Jesse James Is a Dead Man 1 – The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien 4 – Tosh.0 7 – Kendra 8 – Nurse Jackie 10 – Top Chef Masters 11 – 16 and Pregnant 13 – 20Q 15 – It's On with Alexa Chung 15 – Zeke and Luther 16 – Hawthorne 17 – The Othersiders 20 – BrainRush 20 – Destroy Build Destroy 21 – Make It or Break It 22 – The Best Thing I Ever Ate 23 – Bite Me with Dr. Mike 23 – NYC Prep 24 – The Philanthropist 28 – Hung 1 – Monsters Inside Me 3 – Lingerie 6 – The Great Debate 6 – Sportsnation 7 – 10 Things I Hate About You 7 – That's Impossible 7 – Warehouse 13 12 – Drop Dead Diva 14 – Miami Social 15 – Dark Blue 15 – Michael & Michael Have Issues 16 – Watch What Happens L!ve with Andy Cohen 19 – Pawn Stars 20 – Dating in the Dark 20 – The T.O. Show 21 – Ruby & The Rockits 2 – Megan Wants a Millionaire 3 – Ultimate Cake Off 5 – Giuliana and Bill 6 – Police Women of Broward County 9 – Shark Tank 16 – 2 Months 2 Million 16 – Kourtney and Khloé Take Miami 16 – My Antonio 17 – Glenn Martin, DDS 17 – Hoarders 19 – Dude, What Would Happen 20 – Models of the Runway 23 – What Would Brian Boitano Make? 24 – The Fresh Beat Band 28 – Hot Wheels Battle Force 5 1 – Surviving Disaster 8 – Melrose Place 10 – The Vampire Diaries 13 – Kung Fu Dino Posse 13 – Monsters Resurrected 14 – The Jay Leno Show 16 – MysteryQuest 17 – Archer 17 – Community 18 – The Troop 20 – Bored to Death 21 – Accidentally on Purpose 22 – The Good Wife 22 – The Forgotten 22 – NCIS: Los Angeles 23 – The Beautiful Life: TBL 23 – Cougar Town 23 – Mercy 23 – Eastwick 23 – Modern Family 24 – FlashForward 25 – Brothers 27 – The Cleveland Show 27 – Popzilla 27 – Titan Maximum 28 – Trauma 30 – Hank 30 – The Middle 2 – Stargate Universe 3 – Life on Top 3 – SuperFetch 4 – Dallas Divas & Daughters 4 – Three Rivers 5 – The Mo'Nique Show 5 – Jungle Junction 5 – Sherri 6 – Ghost Lab 7 – Secret Girlfriend 9 – I'm Alive 14 – Eddie Griffin: Going For Broke 22 – The Jeff Dunham Show 22 – Ultimate Parkour Challenge 23 – White Collar 27 – Monica: Still Standing 29 – The League 30 – Pit Bulls & Parolees 3 – V 6 – Ancients Behaving Badly 6 – Fanboy & Chum Chum 9 – Lopez Tonight 16 – Chef Academy 22 – The Haunted 23 – Find My Family 27 – I'm in the Band 28 – Big Time Rush 2 – Launch My Line 3 – BBQ Pitmasters 6 – Holly's World 7 – Men of a Certain Age 8 – Teen Mom 9 – Campus PD 12 – American Ninja Warrior 13 – The Jacksons: A Family Dynasty 14 – The Sing-Off 19 – CHRISJayify 21 – Little Chocolatiers 29 – One Big Happy Family 29 – Private Chefs of Beverly Hills 2008 8 – How Much Is Enough? 9 – Ghost Hunters International 10 – Make Me a Supermodel 11 – My Big Redneck Wedding 13 – Scott Baio Is 46...and Pregnant 13 – Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles 14 – Bone Detectives 14 – Gourmet's Diary of a Foodie 20 – Breaking Bad 21 – Life After People 23 – The Moment of Truth 25 – Gone Country 28 – In Treatment 29 – The Millionaire Matchmaker 30 – UFO Hunters 31 – Eli Stone 4 – The Mr. Men Show 4 – Welcome to The Captain 7 – America's Best Dance Crew 7 – Lipstick Jungle 7 – Ni Hao, Kai-Lan 7 – Survivor: Micronesia 8 – Escape to Chimp Eden 18 – Power Rangers Jungle Fury 2 – Unhitched 4 – After the Attack 4 – New Amsterdam 4 – The Real Housewives of New York City 6 – Crime 360 9 – Ax Men 10 – Canterbury's Law 12 – Lewis Black's Root of All Evil 18 – Iron Ring 22 – Hollywood 411 29 – Dance on Sunset 31 – Bingo America 1 – Delocated 3 – Rock the Cradle 3 – Step It Up and Dance 12 – Groomer Has It 13 – ¡Viva Hollywood! 14 – Can You Duet 14 – Ego trip's Miss Rap Supreme 14 – One Way Out 14 – The Paper 15 – NOFX: Backstage Passport 16 – Under One Roof 18 – Ben 10: Alien Force 21 – Verminators 22 – A Shot at Love II with Tila Tequila 22 – Out of the Wild 26 – The Mighty B! 27 – Celebracadabra 2 – Speed Racer: The Next Generation 14 – 1000 Ways to Die 26 – Denise Richards: It's Complicated 26 – Living Lohan 1 – In Plain Sight 5 – The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack 7 – Housecat Housecall 8 – I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant 8 – Paula's Best Dishes 10 – Untamed & Uncut 16 – The Middleman 17 – Rock and Roll Acid Test 29 – Factory 1 – The Secret Life of the American Teenager 6 – I Love Money 11 – The N's Student Body 13 – Brooke Knows Best 15 – From G's to Gents 16 – Hurl! 16 – The Gong Show with Dave Attell 17 – Reality Bites Back 21 – Catch 21 21 – Food Detectives 29 – Jurassic Fight Club 2 – Ask Aida 3 – Big Daddy's House 4 – I Want to Work for Diddy 16 – The Dish 18 – MTV's Busted 21 – The Cho Show 21 – Destroyed in Seconds 21 – Tabatha's Salon Takeover 25 – America's Toughest Jobs 1 – Raising the Bar 3 – Sons of Anarchy 6 – Body Language 6 – We Mean Business 6 – Wolverine and the X-Men 7 – Hole in the Wall 7 – True Blood 7 – Weird, True & Freaky 9 – Fringe 9 – Privileged 9 – The Rachel Zoe Project 10 – Do Not Disturb 11 – MTV's Top Pop Group 20 – The Suite Life on Deck 21 – Spaceballs: The Animated Series 22 – 90210 22 – Worst Week 23 – Opportunity Knocks 23 – The Mentalist 24 – Gary Unmarried 24 – Knight Rider 27 – Gogoriki 28 – The Life & Times of Tim 28 – World's Toughest Fixes 29 – 17 Kids and Counting 3 – Star Wars: The Clone Wars 3 – The Ex List 4 – The Secret Saturdays 5 – Easy Money 5 – In Harm's Way 5 – Valentine 7 – The Real Housewives of Atlanta 8 – The Tony Rock Project 9 – Eleventh Hour 9 – Kath & Kim 9 – Life on Mars 9 – Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday 10 – The Starter Wife (TV series) 11 – Dogs 101 11 – Zane's Sex Chronicles 13 – My Own Worst Enemy 14 – Iditarod: Toughest Race on Earth 15 – Chocolate News 17 – Crash 17 – Crusoe 17 – Ghost Adventures 18 – Giada at Home 18 – Hulk Hogan's Celebrity Championship Wrestling 20 – Real Chance of Love 20 – Rita Rocks 20 – Scream Queens 21 – Rookies 22 – Stylista 30 – Lost Tapes 6 – 50 Cent: The Money and the Power 7 – Whale Wars 8 – True Jackson, VP 15 – Think Like a Cat 18 – Brothers to Brutha 28 – Little Britain USA 29 – The Penguins of Madagascar 2 – Party Monsters Cabo 3 – Man v. Food 6 – Cats 101 7 – Adventure Time 7 – Leverage 8 – Children's Hospital 9 – A Double Shot at Love 16 – Momma's Boys 28 – Silent Library 29 – Bromance 29 – The City 2007 1 – Engaged and Underage 1 – High Maintenance 90210 1 – Poker After Dark 2 – Dirt 3 – The Knights of Prosperity 3 – In Case of Emergency 4 – Afro Samurai 6 – Wild World of Spike 7 – Grease: You're the One That I Want! 7 – I'm From Rolling Stone 7 – Just Jordan 8 – I Love New York 8 – Lincoln Heights 8 – The (White) Rapper Show 10 – Armed & Famous 12 – Cory in the House 15 – Kids by the Dozen 17 – Maui Fever 17 – The Naked Trucker and T-Bones Show 19 – Ms. Adventure 21 – The Dresden Files 22 – Boulevard of Broken Dreams 22 – E-Vet Interns 23 – Disney's Really Short Report 24 – Dinner: Impossible 28 – Ultimate Factories 30 – Bam's Unholy Union 30 – Wrestling Society X 31 – Top Design 1 – Juvies 1 – The Sarah Silverman Program 2 – The Erotic Traveler 3 – The Naked Brothers Band 5 – Rules of Engagement 11 – Saul of the Mole Men 20 – 100 Winners 20 – The Agency 23 – quiznation 26 – Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern 26 – The Black Donnellys 26 – Power Rangers Operation Overdrive 27 – Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? 2 – Cities of the Underworld 2 – Doctor*Ology 3 – El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera 4 – Dice: Undisputed 5 – The Land Before Time 6 – The Search for the Next Pussycat Doll 7 – The Wedding Bells 10 – Blood+ 12 – The Riches 13 – American Heiress 13 – Bullrun 14 – Halfway Home 14 – Saints & Sinners 15 – Raines 15 – Road 16 – Wayside 20 – The Whitest Kids U' Know 22 – This American Life 23 – Acceptable.TV 27 – The Great American Dream Vote 1 – Sons of Hollywood 1 – The Tudors 2 – Rogue Nature 2 – The Sauce 2 – Taquita + Kaui 3 – Hilary Duff: This Is Now 5 – Adventures in Hollyhood 5 – Human Giant 7 – Short Circuits 9 – Culture Shock 10 – Jon & Kate Plus 8 10 – Scarred 11 – Shear Genius 12 – Notes from the Underbelly 13 – Painkiller Jane 15 – 24/7 15 – Charm School 15 – Drive 16 – Divine Canine 18 – Head Case 24 – Rad Girls 7 – ESPN First Take 12 – My Friends Tigger & Pooh 13 – The Drinky Crow Show 13 – Fat Guy Stuck in Internet 13 – Superjail! 18 – National Bingo Night 19 – Reality Racing 25 – Storm Hawks 28 – Sunset Tan 29 – The Universe 30 – Hidden Palms 30 – The Next Best Thing 30 – Traveler 31 – Pirate Master 31 – The Starter Wife (Miniseries) – The Academy 1 – Demons 2 – Equitrekking 3 – Army Wives 6 – Destination Truth 6 – Passport to Latin America 6 – Tyler Perry's House of Payne 6 – The X Effect 10 – John from Cincinnati 13 – Lil' Bush 16 – Confessions of a Matchmaker 16 – Giada in Paradise 17 – Cape Wrath 17 – Flight of the Conchords 17 – Ice Road Truckers 18 – The 5ive 18 – Age of Love 18 – Heartland 24 – Friday: The Animated Series 26 – Shaq's Big Challenge 28 – Burn Notice 28 – Hey Paula 29 – The Best Years 2 – Camouflage 8 – American Body Shop 9 – Greek 9 – Take the Cake 10 – Baldwin Hills 11 – Code Monkeys 12 – General Hospital: Night Shift 13 – A Model Life 15 – Rock of Love with Bret Michaels 15 – Scott Baio Is 45...and Single 15 – Side Order of Life 16 – Chelsea Lately 17 – The Bill Engvall Show 17 – Room 401 18 – America's Next Producer 19 – Mad Men 20 – Human Weapon 22 – The Kill Point 22 – Private Sessions 23 – Saving Grace 24 – Damages 25 – Diagnosis X 26 – I Hate My 30's 29 – The Two Coreys 31 – Flipping Out 31 – Murder 4 – Grand Slam 5 – Kimora: Life in the Fab Lane 6 – Mission Man Band 6 – The Pickup Artist 7 – LA Ink 10 – Flash Gordon 13 – Californication 13 – Newport Harbor: The Real Orange County 13 – Slacker Cats 17 – Phineas and Ferb 20 – Yo Gabba Gabba! 22 – Anchorwoman 27 – Life of Ryan 30 – Celebrity Rap Superstar 31 – Back at the Barnyard 3 – Super Why! 3 – WordWorld 4 – Jail 4 – Put Up Your Dukes 6 – Tim Gunn's Guide to Style 8 – iCarly 9 – Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil 10 – Tell Me You Love Me 10 – The Steve Wilkos Show 14 – Nashville 14 – Out of Jimmy's Head 17 – K-Ville 19 – Gossip Girl 19 – MANswers 19 – Back to You 19 – Kid Nation 19 – Kitchen Nightmares 23 – CW Now 23 – Online Nation 24 – Journeyman 24 – The Big Bang Theory 24 – Chuck 25 – Reaper 25 – Cane 26 – Bionic Woman 26 – Life 26 – Private Practice 26 – Dirty Sexy Money 27 – Big Shots 28 – Moonlight 29 – Back at the Barnyard 1 – Aliens in America 1 – Celebrity Exposé 1 – Control Room Presents 1 – Dr. Steve-O 2 – Cavemen 2 – Carpoolers 2 – Sunday Best 3 – Pushing Daisies 5 – About a Girl 7 – America's Most Smartest Model 7 – Life Is Wild 9 – A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila 11 – Street Customs 12 – Say Yes to the Dress 12 – Women's Murder Club 12 – Wizards of Waverly Place 13 – The Future Is Wild 13 – The Search for the Next Elvira 14 – Keeping Up with the Kardashians 15 – Samantha Who? 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Arizona Is an At-Will Employment State: What Does That Mean?

Most employment in the state of Arizona is at-will, which simply means that the employment relationship is viewed as a legal contract. Arizona's private sector employment contracts are presumed to be at-will unless a "good cause" provision within the contract outlines certain grounds for termination. Therefore, typical Arizona employment contracts permit either the employer or employee to end the employment relationship for any lawful reason (A.R.S. 23-1501). There are, however, key exceptions that can give rise to a wrongful termination claim from an unjustly terminated employee.

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The Daily 202: Ex-CIA officers running for Congress as Democrats

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The Daily 202: Ex-CIA officers running for Congress as Democrats

The seal of the Central Intelligence Agency at headquarters in Langley, Va. (Carolyn Kaster/AP)

With Breanne Deppisch and Joanie Greve

THE BIG IDEA: The spooks have come in from the cold, and they’re running for Congress.

Alarmed by President Trump and galvanized by Russian interference in the 2016 election, Democratic alumni of the Central Intelligence Agency are challenging Republican incumbents from Virginia to Michigan and New York.

Abigail Spanberger spent eight years overseas as an operations officer for the CIA, recruiting and developing spies, with a focus on counterterrorism. Before joining the agency, she worked in law enforcement for the U.S. Postal Inspection Service — targeting drug dealers and money laundering. In 2014, Spanberger left the agency and moved home to the Richmond suburb of Glen Allen, near where she and her husband grew up, to raise their three kids. The 38-year-old is now challenging Rep. Dave Brat (R-Va.), the Freedom Caucus leader who toppled then-House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in a 2014 primary.

“There is a lot of concern among people living in our district about where we find ourselves on the international stage,” Spanberger said in an interview. “I believe very firmly that the United States of America is the world’s superpower, and we have a responsibility to be a stabilizing force.”

The Sept. 11, 2001, attacks happened during Elissa Slotkin’s first week living in New York City. She had just started her graduate studies at Columbia University. Because she was fluent in Arabic, the CIA recruited her to be a Middle East analyst and then deployed her to Baghdad. She served three tours in Iraq over five years. She left to become the director for Iraq policy on the National Security Council, moved to the State Department and finally the Pentagon. When Barack Obama left office in January, she was the acting assistant secretary of defense for international security. Now 41, she’s moved home to Michigan and is running against GOP Rep. Mike Bishop. She outraised him last quarter.

Making this a trend story: Jeff Beals, 40, spent four years as a CIA intelligence officer after graduating from Harvard in 1998. He moved to the State Department in 2002 and spent four years working on Middle East peace there. Now a high school history teacher in Woodstock, N.Y., he is one of several Democrats vying to take on GOP Rep. John Faso.

— A handful of other Democratic House candidates also have intelligence backgrounds, though not at the CIA. Patrick Ryan, one of the top-tier contenders to face Faso in New York’s Hudson Valley, served two combat tours in Iraq, including one as the lead intelligence officer for an infantry battalion in Mosul. After retiring as a captain, the West Point grad started a successful cybersecurity firm. “The thing being an intelligence officer taught me is that there is no simple answer that can be captured in 140 characters,” Ryan said in an interview. “I don’t think our commander in chief understands the complexity and the second- and third- order consequences of his decisions. … War has to be the last resort in all cases.”

— Trump has antagonized the intelligence community by questioning the expertise and professionalism of employees at the various spy agencies. He has never fully accepted their conclusion that Vladimir Putin ordered a comprehensive cyber campaign to boost his campaign and sabotage the presidential election. “The whole Russia thing was an excuse for the Democrats losing the election,” Trump said again Monday during a news conference in the Rose Garden.

Shortly before taking office, Trump memorably compared the intelligence community he now oversees to Nazi Germany. The day after being inaugurated, Trump visited CIA headquarters in Langley, Va., and drew criticism for delivering self-referential remarks before a wall of stars memorializing fallen officers. Visiting Poland in July, the president said U.S. intelligence analysts were wrong about Iraq having weapons of mass destruction — so they could also be wrong again about the Russians. In March, Trump asked two of the nation’s top intelligence officials to help him push back against an FBI investigation into possible coordination between his campaign and the Russian government. Both refused.

Across the “deep state,” there are pockets of concern about the president’s fitness for office. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) spoke for many who cannot go on the record when he expressed fear that Trump’s behavior is setting the nation “on the path to World War III.”

Rep. Dave Brat (R-Va.), seen on his way into a House Republican Conference meeting, faces a challenge from Abigal Spanberger. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP)

— But the CIA prides itself on being independent and nonpartisan. People from across the ideological spectrum work there. “It is wholly unfortunate that the president — at least through his actions and words — isn’t appreciating what they do,” said Spanberger, who is running in Virginia. “At the end of the day, it’s a nonpartisan institution. To be a professional intelligence officer is really a unique path. They have a job to do: to serve the American people. So they just continue to do their jobs.”

Spanberger said what’s frustrated her the most this year has been when Trump and congressional Republicans make hasty decisions without having all the facts. Her mission at the CIA was to collect as much intelligence as possible so that policymakers could make more informed choices. “We’d ask ourselves: what information do we not have? What information are the analysts looking for? Then on the operations side, we’d look to figure out how to get that information,” she explained. “My role was to encourage people to take great risks so that our government could act wisely and make decisions based on that information.”

That’s one of the reasons that the House health-care debate really got her goat. “As a former CIA officer, the idea that the legislative body would put through a bill without so much as a CBO score was shocking to me,” Spanberger explained. “It runs antithetical to everything I believe in.”

Brett McGurk (L) testifies before the House Foreign Relations Committee with Elissa Slotkin (R) in 2014. (Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images)

— The former CIA officials, seeking elected office for the first time, are full of wisdom about how to deal with global hotspots, but they also understand that voters are primarily motivated by breadbasket issues. On the stump, each puts the heaviest emphasis on the economy and health care. That said, they’ve also discovered that — because the world is such a tinderbox right now — people are remarkably engaged on national security.

Back in Michigan, Slotkin said that she routinely gets asked about global events people read about in that day’s newspaper: “Businessmen ask me, ‘I have a trip coming up in Seoul. Should I cancel?’ Or, ‘My kid is supposed to study abroad in Asia. Should they go?’ People are concerned about the instability.”

— Because both women are challenging Republican incumbents and Trump won each district by 7 points last year, they are running as pragmatic moderates who are eager to work across the aisle.

“I am out there every day talking with Trump voters,” Slotkin said. “For the first two minutes of the conversation … they think I am a Republican because of my CIA and DOD experience. Then they ask what I am running as. I say I am running as a Midwestern Democrat and that I have worked for Democrats and Republicans proudly. People will then say they consider themselves independent. That’s Michigan.”

Each could be well positioned to ride a wave of backlash in the midterms — if it materializes. “There’s no doubt that former CIA officers and national security experts have strong records of service to our country and authentic messages that appeal to Democrats, independents and Republican voters alike,” said Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee spokesman Tyler Law.

Rep. Will Hurd (R-Tex.) arrives for an event in his district, at the U.S.-Mexico border, this spring. He previously served in the CIA. (Melina Mara/The Washington Post)

— Republicans note that all the Democratic candidates mentioned above need to make it through primaries, which could force them to the left. Spanberger, running against Brat, faces five other Democrats in a primary that won’t take place until next year.

GOP operatives expect they will probably wind up fielding a couple of candidates of their own who have intelligence backgrounds, though no one who has announced for 2018 yet has worked at the CIA. Andrew Grant, running against Rep. Ami Bera (D-Calif.), was a Marine Corps intelligence officer before working at the Department of Homeland Security and the State Department.

Rep. Will Hurd (R-Tex.), who is facing a tough reelection fight in a district carried by Hillary Clinton, is a former CIA agent who was stationed in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Two of his Democratic challengers have intel backgrounds. Gina Ortiz Jones is a former Air Force intelligence officer who deployed to Iraq and worked for the Defense Intelligence Agency. Jay Hulings was a staffer on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence and worked as legislative director for retired Rep. Jane Harman (D-Calif.). Both of his parents were CIA agents.

The entrance at CIA headquarters. (Olivier Doulier/Getty Images)

— A cautionary tale: After nearly a decade in Langley as an analyst, Kevin Strouse was the Democratic nominee in 2014 against former congressman Mike Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.). But he lost. Shortly afterward, Strouse wrote a fascinating post for a blog called Overt Action about the pitfalls of running for office as a CIA alumnus:

“Many regarded my intelligence background with skepticism,” he recalled. “Some believed I had spent my time bombing people in Pakistan from unmanned aircraft, while others assumed that I had overthrown foreign governments. … In one instance I was presumed accountable for the Phoenix Program during the Vietnam War, an impressive feat since that effort preceded my birth by two decades. Also, I was constantly asked if I watched Homeland, if I liked Homeland, and if I was trying to ‘be’ Homeland …

“While very comfortable discussing foreign policy issues, I often knew things I could not discuss publicly,” he added. “Over the course of the campaign, media reporting surrounding the intelligence community often drove voter interest in the topic, and usually not in a good way. I was frequently asked about the Intelligence Community spying on American citizens after Edward Snowden began leaking classified information about NSA programs in June 2013. I also was often asked about the attack on the US diplomatic post in Benghazi…

“I also discovered very quickly that the skills required for being a top-notch Agency analyst are far different than what is necessary to be a successful Congressional candidate,” Strouse concluded. “CIA analytic briefings are usually dry and stuffy. They focus on data, nuance, and uncertain outcomes. Policy recommendations are a big no-no. Briefings are presented dispassionately. Suffice to say, the way CIA analysts are trained to give briefings and answer questions will not get people on their feet cheering. Voters expect their elected leaders to be definitive and show passion and convictions for their beliefs.”

President Trump meets with Vladimir Putin in August. (Evan Vucci/AP)

— The former CIA officers who will be on the ballot in 2018 are preparing for the Russians to once again wage an influence campaign — and they expect that they will be targets. At the Pentagon last year, Slotkin was the lead negotiator with Moscow on the memorandum of understanding related to Syria. The goal was to make sure that U.S. aircraft could fly over that country without being shot down by the Russians. She said they secretly filmed her during one negotiating session and put the video on YouTube until the U.S. government complained. She routinely receives spearfishing emails and other notifications of attempted hacks.

“It’s quite a big concern,” she added in a recent interview. “We will be, of course, watching the Facebook ads that are put out, and we’ll do our best to monitor how they’re going to try to sow chaos in my election and probably many, many others. … If the Russians are really doing what we believe them to be doing, then I would be a choice target. They already know me, and they don’t love me. So we’ve done a lot of work to make sure that anyone associated with the campaign has gone through proper training for cybersecurity. Even the interns.”

WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING:

TRUMP VS. EVERYONE:

— Philip Rucker and Dan Lamothe have a detailed timeline of the 12 days that passed between four soldiers’ deaths in Niger and Trump’s controversial comments Monday about reaching out to their loved ones: “[O]fficials said Tuesday that [Trump] was regularly briefed on the incident during that period. They declined to provide details. The White House did not receive detailed information from the Defense Department about the four dead soldiers until Oct. 12, and that information was not fully verified by the White House Military Office until Monday, according to a senior White House official[.] … At that point, the official said, Trump was cleared to reach out to the four families — both in letters that were mailed Tuesday and in personal phone calls to family members that day.”

But even Trump’s phone calls yesterday were not without controversy: “In his call with Sgt. La David T. Johnson’s widow, Myeshia Johnson, Trump told her, ‘He knew what was signing up for, but I guess it hurts anyway,’ according to the account of Rep. Frederica S. Wilson (D-Fla.), who was riding in a limousine with Johnson when the president called and heard the conversation on speakerphone. Wilson recalled in an interview with The Washington Post that Johnson broke down in tears. ‘He made her cry,’ Wilson said. The congresswoman said she wanted to take the phone and ‘curse him out,’ but that the Army sergeant holding the phone would not let her speak to the president.”

Wilson doubled down on her criticism over Twitter last night:

Sgt. La David Johnson is a hero. @realDonaldTrump does not possess the character, empathy or grace to be president of the United States.

— Rep Frederica Wilson (@RepWilson) October 18, 2017

Trump responded this morning:

Democrat Congresswoman totally fabricated what I said to the wife of a soldier who died in action (and I have proof). Sad!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2017

— As anger continued to swell over Trump’s assertion that Obama and other previous presidents had not called fallen soldiers’ families, the president dragged Chief of Staff John Kelly’s son – who was killed in Afghanistan – into the spotlight. Ashley Parker writes: “For the past seven years, [Kelly] has gone out of his way to keep the death of his son free from politics. … But on Tuesday, Kelly’s boss, President Trump, thrust his son into the public and political glare[.] … ‘I think I’ve called every family of someone who’s died,’ the president told [Fox News radio] host, Brian Kilmeade. ‘As far as other representatives, I don’t know. You could ask General Kelly, did he get a call from Obama?’

“The remark, which was almost immediately derided by Democrats and Obama allies as politicizing a tragedy, was unplanned, said two White House officials, who said they were caught off-guard by Trump’s comments. One said Kelly may have mentioned some details surrounding his son’s death to the president in private — and the president then repeated them in public, a relatively frequent occurrence with Trump. The president’s casual assertion sent both sides scrambling to recount their own version of events — underscoring again that in Trump’s White House, almost nothing is off limits and just about anything can be used to score political points.” A White House official later said that Kelly did not receive a call from Obama, but records show that he and his wife attended a breakfast for Gold Star families hosted by the Obamas, where they sat with the then-first lady.

— Trump also went after Sen. John McCain following the Arizona Republican’s implicit criticism of Trump’s leadership on the world stage during his Liberty Medal speech. Elise Viebeck reports: “‘People have to be careful because at some point, I fight back,’ Trump said in an interview Tuesday with WMAL, a D.C. radio station. ‘I’m being very nice. I’m being very, very nice. But at some point, I fight back, and it won’t be pretty,’ Trump said. … In response to Trump’s latest comments, [McCain] told CNN: ‘I’ve faced far greater challenges than this.’”

— Trump’s divisive foreign policy has created unexpected common ground between McCain and Joe Biden, who presented the Liberty Medal, Paul Kane writes: “No longer was the divide between those who wanted to engage the world through brute force and those pushing for more diplomacy. Now, McCain and Biden are on the same side, battling the isolationism that Trump has avowed and that has been most clearly articulated by his onetime chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon. … McCain has [his] onetime foes staunchly on his side, as Biden used the most personal terms possible to describe his respect for the ailing senator. … McCain wiped away tears as Biden spoke of his son’s adoration for the Arizona senator, a symbolic forging of their alliance. They will, for now, set aside their old disputes on how to engage the world and instead take up a mutual fight against those who want to withdraw from global leadership.”

Los Angeles Dodgers base runner Austin Barnes scores behind Chicago Cubs catcher Willson Contreras on a sacrifice fly during Game 3 of the NLCS. (Tannen Maury/European Pressphoto Agency/EFE/REX/Shutterstock)

— The Cubs lost their third straight game to the Dodgers, bringing them to the brink of elimination in the NLCS. The Dodgers won the game 6-1, and the two teams will play again at Wrigley Field tonight. (Barry Svrluga)

— After trailing 2-0 in the ALCS, the Yankees have now evened the series to 2-2. They beat the Astros 6-4 at Yankee Stadium and will play there again today. (Dave Sheinin)

GET SMART FAST:

The NFL’s national anthem policy remain unchanged on Tuesday after owners emerged from a day-long series of meetings with players and league commissioner, Roger Goodell. The two-day gathering concludes today, but several owners said they don’t anticipate any rule changes requiring players to stand during the anthem. (Mark Maske)

Trump dropped 92 spots on Forbes’s list of the 400 richest Americans. The president’s net worth fell by $600 million, making him the 248th richest person in the country, reported the magazine. (CNN) (See the whole list here)

The California wildfires have worsened the state’s housing crunch. Santa Rosa had already begun to promote “granny” units — houses built in the back yards of larger homes — even before the fires devastated the city. (Lisa Bonos)

New cases of hepatitis C have nearly tripled across the United States in the last few years, health officials said — an outbreak largely attributed to the nation’s opioid crisis and the use of needles among drug users in their 20s and 30s. (Katie Zezima)

A federal judge ruled in favor of two elementary-aged children with disabilities who were handcuffed at school, saying the Kentucky sheriff’s deputy had used “excessive force” in response to their misbehavior. (Moriah Balingit)

The fight between Uber and black taxis in London has highlighted generational and cultural divides. The city announced last month that it would not renew Uber’s license. (Karla Adam and William Booth)

George Soros has donated $18 billion to his Open Society Foundations. A source close to the liberal philanthropist said the movement of money from Soros’s investment vehicle to his foundation has been “a years-long process.” (Thomas Heath)

An Internet retailer has apologized for its sale of an Anne Frank Halloween costume after it triggered outrage online. The site branded the $25 outfit as the costume of a “World War II hero,” but customers were less than impressed and it has since been removed. (Kristine Phillips)

An Atlanta woman has been charged with murder after authorities say she placed two of her young sons, ages 1 and 2, into a hot oven. Police are still awaiting autopsy results but said the toddlers were found late Friday “with burn marks on their body.” (Lindsey Bever)

And in Florida, authorities have charged a 320-pound woman with murder after she reportedly sat on her 9-year-old cousin “as punishment” — causing the little girl to go into cardiac arrest and die. (Kristine Phillips)

Researchers who studied alligators for nearly a decade found that the fierce freshwater predators are not only making meals out of fish, crustaceans and birds — but, when given the chance, are also gulping down sharks. The scientists found evidence the gators consumed at least three new species of sharks and one new species of stingray. (Amy B Wang)

TRUMP’S AGENDA:

— No charm for third try. A federal judge blocked the third version of Trump’s travel ban, setting the stage for another legal showdown over the revised measure — which blocked entry of travelers from eight countries and was slated to take effect on Wednesday. Matt Zapotosky reports: “In a 40-page decision [Hawaii Judge Derrick K. Watson] wrote that the latest ban ‘suffers from precisely the same maladies as its predecessor’ … [and] ‘plainly discriminates based on nationality’ in a way that is opposed to federal law and ‘the founding principles of this Nation.’ Watson did not address whether the ban was constitutional; rather, he limited his analysis to whether Trump had exceeded the authority Congress has given the president to impose restrictions on those wanting to enter the United States. Of particular concern, he said, were that officials seemed to treat someone’s nationality as an indicator of the threat the person poses — without providing evidence of a connection between the two.”

— Progress on health care? Not so fast. The compromise plan announced yesterday to fund Obamacare subsidies for low-income Americans has already stalled. Sean Sullivan, Juliet Eilperin and Amy Goldstein report: “The compromise offered by Sens. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) and Patty Murray (D-Wash.) on Tuesday proposes authorizing those payments for two years in exchange for granting states greater flexibility to regulate health coverage under the ACA. … The measure presented congressional Republicans with an uncomfortable choice between helping sustain coverage for many Americans and making good on a long-standing campaign promise — and paying the consequences — by allowing the ACA to falter. …

“Senate Republican leaders did not immediately endorse the proposal. Influential House Republicans panned the blueprint, and Trump offered conflicting reviews. The discord swiftly cast the plan’s viability into serious doubt. … It appears likely that the vast majority of Senate Democrats will back the measure.”

— Tax plan moves tiny step forward as Senate opens debate on budget. Elise Viebeck and Damian Paletta report: “Senate Republican leaders earned a series of much-needed victories Tuesday, first with the return of ailing Sen. Thad Cochran (R -Miss.) and later with an announcement from Sen. John McCain (R -Ariz.) that he would back the budget resolution in order to help passage of tax cuts. Senate Republicans are now hopeful they can agree on a final budget resolution later this week, which is a key procedural step to help them pass a tax cut plan later in the year without relying on support from any Democrats.

Still, many hurdles remain: “Republicans still haven’t written a tax cut plan, they haven’t identified trillions of dollars in tax deductions they plan to eliminate, and they haven’t sorted out how to ensure that the majority of any tax cuts don’t benefit primarily the wealthy,” our colleagues write.

TRADE MATTERS:

— The Post obtained internal White House documents arguing that a weakened manufacturing sector will lead to increases in abortion, spousal abuse, divorce and infertility. Damian Paletta reports: “The documents … were prepared and distributed by Peter Navarro, director of the White House Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy. They were presented without any data or information to back up the assertions, and reveal some of the materials the Trump administration reviewed as it was crafting its trade policy. … The documents list what Navarro alleges are the problems that have resulted from a ‘weakened manufacturing base.’ Some of the consequences are economic, including ‘lost jobs,’ ‘depressed wages,’ and ‘closed factories.’ But a separate sheet claims ‘Socioeconomic Costs’ of the decline of the country’s manufacturing industry, such as ‘Higher Divorce Rate,’ ‘Increased Drug/Opioid Use,’ ‘Rising Mortality Rate,’ ‘Higher Abortion Rate,’ among many others.”

— The fourth round of NAFTA negotiations also wrapped up yesterday, with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer issuing harsh words for his Mexican and Canadian counterparts. Steven Mufson reports: “Lighthizer said the Trump administration was determined to craft a better deal for U.S. companies and reduce a roughly $60 billion trade deficit with Mexico. ‘Trade deficits do matter and we intend to reduce them,’ Lighthizer said … However, [Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia] Freeland cautioned earlier that an agreement ‘cannot be achieved with a winner take all mindset.’” The countries agreed to extend talks through the end of March.

White House legislative director Marc Short. (Andrew Harnik/AP)

ALL THE PRESIDENT’S MEN:

— Senior White House official Marc Short is on the shortlist to be the next president of the Heritage Foundation. Robert Costa, Ashley Parker and John Wagner report: “In addition to [Todd Ricketts, a co-owner of the Chicago Cubs] and Short, Heritage’s board of trustees also has expressed interest in Lisa B. Nelson, the chief executive of the American Legislative Exchange Council, and David Trulio, a vice president at Lockheed Martin[.] … The conservative think tank’s trustees, however, remain torn over their decision. … The group’s clout in Washington was underscored by President Trump’s appearance Tuesday night at a gathering of its President’s Club at a Washington hotel. …

“For Ricketts — a longtime Republican activist whose father, Joe, is the founder of TD Ameritrade and brother is Pete Ricketts, the current Nebraska governor — the posting would offer him and his family even greater influence in helping to shape the direction of the Republican Party and the conservative movement. … Short . . . has strong conservative credentials, previously leading Freedom Partners, the political operation for billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch, and before that working for Vice President Pence . . . It is unclear whether Short has expressed interest in the job, and he has not met with the Heritage board. But if selected — and if he were to accept — he would represent yet another high-profile departure from Trump’s administration[.]”

— Trump tweeted yesterday morning that his nominee for drug czar, Rep. Tom Marino (R-Pa.), withdrew from consideration following the investigative report documenting Marino’s crucial support for a law that stifled the DEA’s ability to crack down on drug distributors. John Wagner, Lenny Bernstein and Scott Higham report: “With Marino’s withdrawal … the administration’s scrutiny of the law intensified. Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein said he was ‘very concerned about it’ and planned to review whether the DEA needs ‘more tools’ to carry out its mission. But it was unclear how aggressively Congress will reassess a bill that was passed last year with no opposition. …

“Democratic lawmakers, meanwhile, sought to increase pressure for action and cheered Marino’s exit. They argued that his nomination demonstrated a lack of commitment from Trump to addressing the opioid crisis that has gripped the nation. … Rep. Judy Chu (D-Calif.), an original co-sponsor of the bill, called Tuesday for an investigation into whether the law is harming enforcement and for hearings to examine whether she was misled about its impact. Chu, one of only a few Democrats to put her name on the bill, said then-acting DEA administrator Chuck Rosenberg — who has declined repeated interview requests — told her in a meeting last year after the measure became law that it ‘did not interfere with the DEA’s ability to successfully stop bad actors.’”

— Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci came under fire after the Scaramucci Post — his new media venture — tweeted a poll asking how many Jewish people died in the Holocaust. Callum Borchers reports: “The poll offered four options[: less than one million, between 1-2 million, between 2-3 million and more than 5 million.] … The @ScaramucciPost Twitter account removed the poll after about 90 minutes and said the account manager, Lance Laifer, had posted it without consulting Scaramucci. Laifer said the poll was meant as a simple trivia question. … The problem with Laifer’s defense is that the Scaramucci Post specializes in opinion polling.” “The Mooch” apologized and will donate $25,000 to a Jewish human rights group.

— Trump is eyeing former drug firm executive and Bush-era health official Alex Azar to lead HHS. Juliet Eilperin and Amy Goldstein report: “Azar served a decade at Lilly USA, the biggest affiliate of Eli Lilly and Co., including five years as president. He directly led a biomedicines division that covered, among other areas, neuroscience, immunology and cardiology, and was also responsible for the company’s sales and marketing operations. Under Bush, he served as the department’s general counsel, working on the administration’s response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the ensuing anthrax attacks, stem-cell policy and the advent of the Medicare prescription drug benefits. He then served two years as deputy secretary.”

— Jeff Sessions is creating a watchdog group to oversee reinstatement of a controversial asset forfeiture program, which allows police to seize cash and property from people suspected of a crime, even if they have not been charged. Sari Horwitz reports: “In a memo Tuesday, Sessions directed [Rosenstein] to hire a director to review all aspects of the department’s policy and take action if problems arise.”

Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) who in July called Sessions’s reinstatement of the program “a troubling step backwards,” said the proposed changes don’t go far enough. “It’s nice to see at least some acknowledgment that civil forfeiture is in need of increased oversight, but … the core problem still remains,” Issa said in a statement. “Americans are still going to have their property taken from them, without due process, at record rates.”

— Trump is expected to announce his pick for Fed chair, which has been narrowed down to five candidates, in the next two weeks. Damian Paletta reports: “Fed Chair Janet L. Yellen’s four-year term will expire in February. Trump is considering renominating her to the post, but he is also looking at four other people for the position[.] … Trump is scheduled to leave on Nov. 3 for an 11-day trip to multiple countries in Asia. His decision is expected before then. … ‘Honestly I like them all, I do,’ Trump said of the five finalists on Tuesday afternoon. ‘I have a great respect for all of them. But I will make a decision’ very soon. He would not say whether he preferred any one candidate over another.” The remaining candidates are former Fed governor Kevin Warsh, Jerome “Jay” Powell, Stanford professor John Taylor and Gary Cohn.

— EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt suggested Tuesday that he may rid the agency’s scientific advisory boards of researchers who get EPA grants. Brady Dennis reports: “’What’s most important at the agency is to have scientific advisers that are objective, independent-minded, providing transparent recommendations,’ Pruitt [said]. ‘If we have individuals who are on those boards, sometimes receiving money from the agency … that to me causes questions on the independence and the veracity and the transparency of those recommendations that are coming our way.’ [Pruitt’s] remarks drew rapid criticism from scientific and environmental groups, who called the move a veiled attempt to ‘purge’ scientists from advisory boards in favor of more industry representatives.’”

“Pruitt’s purge has a single goal: get rid of scientists who tell us the facts about threats to our environment and health,” Natural Resources Defense Council scientist Jennifer Sass said in a statement.

“Michael Halpern, deputy director of the Center for Science and Democracy at the Union of Concerned Scientists, wrote in a blog post that if Pruitt issues the kind of directive he promised, he ‘would be willfully setting himself up to fail at the job of protecting public health and the environment.’”

— Trump’s nominee for the D.C. appellate court, Gregory Katsas, testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday — where he was pressed on his role as a White House lawyer and whether he could maintain judicial independence if confirmed for the role. Ann E. Marimow and Sean Sullivan report: “In nine months as a deputy White House counsel, Gregory G. Katsas told senators considering his nomination that he advised the Trump administration on the travel ban on residents of certain majority-Muslim countries, ending protections for young undocumented immigrants and the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. If confirmed by the Senate, Katsas, 53, would join what is often referred to as the nation’s second-highest court . . .

“In the nearly two-hour hearing, Katsas acknowledged giving ‘legal advice on a few discreet questions’ arising from [Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation]. He declined, when asked by Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), to provide any details because of concerns, he said, about undermining Mueller’s probe and violating attorney-client confidences.”

Rex Tillerson delivers remarks at the State Department.

— Jason Zengerle in the New York Times Magazine, “Rex Tillerson and the unraveling of the State Department”: “Accommodating the president, rather than working with him, is not a normal mission for a secretary of state — and for Tillerson, it seems to be an increasingly doomed one. ‘The president’s always saying, “Rex’s not tough,” and “I didn’t know he was so establishment,”‘ says one Trump adviser. [The] question among many people inside and outside the Trump administration is not necessarily what’s keeping Tillerson from resigning; it’s what’s stopping Trump from firing him. One Trump-administration official offered me a tentative theory: ‘Losing a chief of staff in the first year is a big deal, but losing a secretary of state is an even bigger one.’”

BANNON’S WAR:

— A new Fox News poll shows Republican Roy Moore tied at 42 percent with Democrat Doug Jones in the Alabama Senate race. Fox News’s Dana Blanton reports: “The competitiveness of the race is striking. Donald Trump won Alabama by 28 points in 2016, yet the Steve Bannon-backed Moore defeated the president’s favored candidate, incumbent Luther Strange, in the GOP primary. ‘This race exemplifies the difficulty the Republican Party has now,’ says Republican pollster Daron Shaw, who conducts the Fox News Poll with Democrat Chris Anderson. … ‘The fissure within the party means divisive primaries, controversial candidates, and hard choices for GOP voters once the general election rolls around.’ …

“The poll, released Tuesday, shows 42 percent of Moore’s supporters have some reservations about their candidate. For Jones, that number is 28 percent. Plus, 21 percent of those in the Jones camp say they’re voting against Moore as opposed to for Jones. That’s three times the number of Moore supporters who say their vote is based on dislike of Jones (7 percent).”

— The RNC has raised more than $100 million since January, a record for a nonpresidential year, largely thanks to small-dollar donations from Trump supporters. McClatchy’s Anita Kumar reports: “The numbers give Republicans a large cash advantage over Democrats as they look to retain control of both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections next year. … The Democratic National Committee, which kicks off its fall meeting Thursday in Las Vegas, has not yet released its fundraising for September. But through August, Republicans had raised almost twice as much as the Democrats and had nearly seven times as much money in the bank.” Republicans have funneled some of that money into Ed Gillespie’s gubernatorial bid in Virginia.

— Steve Bannon has begun reaching out to dozens of major GOP donors in the hopes of financially capitalizing on their disappointment with McConnell. Politico’s Alex Isenstadt reports: “How many Republican givers will sign on with Bannon is an open question; people close to him declined to say whether he had financial commitments. … There is also concern in the donor world that having Bannon-aligned outsiders in the Senate Republican Conference would make it harder, not easier, to reach consensus on legislation.”

Robert Mueller departs after a closed-door meeting with members of the Senate Judiciary Committee. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP)

THERE’S A BEAR IN THE WOODS:

— Jared Kushner recent added Charles Harder to his legal team amidst reported concerns that Reince Priebus, who was interviewed by Mueller on Friday, may implicate Kushner in Trump’s decision to fire James Comey, Vanity Fair’s Gabriel Sherman reports: “While Priebus has been careful not to criticize the president openly, sources who have spoken to him say he’s not happy about the way he was treated by Trump and his family. ‘He was champing at the bit to testify,’ a Republican familiar with Priebus’s thinking said. … Priebus has knowledge of Kushner’s proximity to the controversial decision to fire Comey during a weekend at Trump’s golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, in early May, which, hypothetically, is the lynchpin of an obstruction case against the president and his advisers. Trump was accompanied for the weekend by Kushner, Ivanka Trump, and Stephen Miller. …

“Kushner’s closeness to the discussion of firing Comey continues to be much discussed by current and former Trump administration officials, who see it as one of the main drivers of the administration’s present legal travails. Two sources familiar with the matter told me that prior to Comey’s dismissal, Kushner expressed concern to West Wing officials about the investigation. ‘He’s all over us,’ Kushner told one official in February, according to two sources briefed on the conversation. ‘He was freaked out about Comey from day one,’ one Trump adviser said.”

— Special counsel Robert Mueller reportedly interviewed former White House press secretary Sean Spicer for much of the day on Monday. Politico’s Annie Karni and Josh Dawsey report: “During his sitdown, Spicer was grilled about the firing of former FBI director James Comey and his statements regarding the firing, as well as about Trump’s meetings with Russians officials including one with Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in the Oval Office, one person familiar with the meeting said. … Spicer’s Monday meeting shows that Mueller is starting to ramp up interviews with current and former Trump administration officials.”

— Mueller also interviewed Matt Tait, a cybersecurity researcher who has described being “recruited to collude with the Russians.” Business Insider’s Natasha Bertrand reports: “The interview was part of a broader effort by Mueller to examine the relationship between the longtime GOP operative, Peter Smith and [Michael Flynn], and whether Flynn played any role in seeking out the stolen emails during the election. Smith killed himself in May after talking to The Wall Street Journal about his experience. Mueller interviewed Tait months after Tait published a first-person account of his interactions with Smith on the national-security blog Lawfare.”

THE NEW WORLD ORDER:

— U.S.-backed forces claimed victory on Tuesday over the former Islamic State stronghold of Raqqa — ending a four-month battle for control of the Syrian city and raising new questions about America’s commitment to Syrian Kurds. Louisa Loveluck and Liz Sly report: “The U.S. military said a formal victory announcement will come after [Syrian Democratic Forces] are sure that no pockets of Islamic State resistance remain in the city … But the capture of Raqqa by the SDF, backed by U.S. airstrikes and American advisers on the ground, nonetheless marks a milestone in the U.S.-led war against the Islamic State. The victory also intensifies growing questions about what comes next … [The] Trump administration has not yet indicated whether it is prepared to stay on in northeastern Syria to provide protection for the fledgling ministate being forged by Syria’s Kurds. Syrian government officials have spoken on several occasions about their determination to regain control over all of the territory they lost to the rebellion against President Bashar al-Assad.”

— After a CIA drone picked up an image of a woman resembling the American taken captive five years earlier, the U.S. threatened to send in a Navy SEAL team to retrieve her if Pakistan couldn’t, the New York Times’s Adam Goldman and Eric Schmitt report on the paper’s front page. “The top American diplomat in Pakistan, Ambassador David Hale, turned to his host country, … delivering an urgent message to the Pakistani government: Resolve this, or the United States will. The implication was clear. If the Pakistanis did not act decisively, the United States would set aside its unease and launch a raid deep inside the country to free the family.

“It would be another humiliating episode for the Pakistani government, reminiscent of the operation that killed Osama bin Laden in 2011, conducted by the same elite Navy SEAL commandos well into Pakistan without its government’s knowledge. And a failure to act would underscore American officials’ belief that the Pakistani government gives safe haven to the Taliban-linked Haqqani network that had kidnapped the family. Pakistani officials said they acted within hours.”

MORE WEINSTEIN FALLOUT:

— Harvey Weinstein’s brother and business partner Bob Weinstein has now been accused of sexual harassment. Variety’s Cynthia Littleton reports: “Amanda Segel, an executive producer of [the Weinstein Co. drama] ‘Mist,’ said [Bob] Weinstein repeatedly made romantic overtures to her and asked her to join him for private dinners. The harassment began in the summer of 2016 and continued on and off for about three months until Segel’s lawyer, David Fox of Myman Greenspan, informed TWC executives — including COO David Glasser — that she would leave the show if Bob Weinstein did not stop contacting her on personal matters. ‘ “No” should be enough,’ Segel told Variety. ‘After “no,” anybody who has asked you out should just move on.’”

— Bob Weinstein has also been accused of volatile, unacceptable workplace behavior by former employees. The Wall Street Journal’s Alexandra Berzon and Ben Fritz report: “Once, when a marketing executive showed him a potential trailer for the film ‘I Got the Hookup’ and asked, ‘What do you think?’ Bob Weinstein responded, ‘I think it f—ing sucks,’ and threw the videotape over an employee’s head after which it smashed against a wall, according to a person who witnessed the incident. Mr. Weinstein denied the incident occurred. At the 2000 premiere of ‘Scary Movie,’ a Dimension executive attempted to introduce his wife to his boss. Bob Weinstein stuck out his arm and shoved the woman back, the former executive recalled, as he made a beeline for stars Marlon and Shawn Wayans and director Keenen Ivory Wayans, with whom he hoped to sign a deal to make more movies. Mr. Weinstein denied that that occurred.”

— More high-profile actresses — including Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Lawrence and America Ferrara — continue to come out with their own stories of sexual harassment and assault. Stephanie Merry reports: “Witherspoon, for example, used her speech at the Elle Women in Hollywood event Monday night to reveal that a director sexually assaulted her when she was just 16. That was the first time it happened to her, she said, though not the last. … Jennifer Lawrence added her own anecdotes to the growing list. At the same Elle-sponsored event, the Oscar winner talked about being part of a humiliating nude lineup. As a way to shame her into losing weight for a role, she was forced to stand beside much thinner women, then photographed.”

— Meanwhile, the backlash sparked by Harvey Weinstein’s alleged sexual assaults is affecting other industries:

The head of Amazon studios, Roy Price, was forced to resign after Isa Hackett, a producer on “The Man in the High Castle,” accused him of sexually harassing her in 2015. (Elahe Izadi)

More than 140 lawmakers, staffers and lobbyists signed a letter complaining of a “pervasive” culture of sexual harassment in the California state legislature. (LA Times)

And it’s gone global: tens of thousands of women in France have used the hashtag #BalanceTonPorc, or “Expose Your Pig,” after journalist Sandra Muller recalled being harassed by a powerful executive. (The New York Times)

SOCIAL MEDIA SPEED READ:

Trump went on (another) tear against Hillary Clinton and James Comey this morning:

Wow, FBI confirms report that James Comey drafted letter exonerating Crooked Hillary Clinton long before investigation was complete. Many..

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2017

…people not interviewed, including Clinton herself. Comey stated under oath that he didn’t do this-obviously a fix? Where is Justice Dept?

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2017

As it has turned out, James Comey lied and leaked and totally protected Hillary Clinton. He was the best thing that ever happened to her!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2017

And he blamed Democrats for Obamacare premium hikes:

Any increase in ObamaCare premiums is the fault of the Democrats for giving us a “product” that never had a chance of working.

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 17, 2017

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) attacked two of his colleagues for proposed increases in defense spending:

Senators McCain and Graham are torpedoing the budget by insisting on busting the budget caps for more spending.

— Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) October 17, 2017

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) hit back at Paul:

Getting more bad info @RandPaul.

Don’t screw up #TaxReform now.

You already saved #Obamacare by trashing #GrahamCassidy-Heller-Johnson. https://t.co/QEJWuvUn2z

— Lindsey Graham (@LindseyGrahamSC) October 17, 2017

Republican strategist Rick Wilson was outraged at Trump’s comment to the widow of a fallen soldier that her husband “knew what he signed up for”:

I’m shaking with rage at this repulsive oaf as President. https://t.co/loyaSz0fdL

— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) October 18, 2017

That widow, Myeshia Johnson, greeted her husband’s casket yesterday:

US Army Sgt La David Johnson met his wife when they were 6 y/o. She greeted his casket today. They have 2 young children and one on the way. pic.twitter.com/QbiUzkTdlo

— Ellison Barber (@ellisonbarber) October 18, 2017

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) praised the withdrawal of Tom Marino’s nomination to lead the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy:

.@realDonaldTrump – thanks for recognizing we need a drug czar who has seen the devastating effects of the problem. https://t.co/hTlkClveN5

— Senator Joe Manchin (@Sen_JoeManchin) October 17, 2017

NPR’s White House correspondent summarized Trump’s health-care policy team at this point:

That happened fast. Now, in the midst of the opioid crisis, there is no nominee for “Drug Czar,” HHS Secretary and DEA Director. https://t.co/KEhuvQSSb6

— Tamara Keith (@tamarakeithNPR) October 17, 2017

Hillary Clinton expressed dismay at the situation in Puerto Rico:

This is a disgrace. American citizens need America’s resources. Now.https://t.co/dNDFmuQalk

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) October 17, 2017

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) visited the southern border:

Inspecting the #BuildtheWall prototypes near San Diego. pic.twitter.com/JjwaBGxnbS

— Steve King (@SteveKingIA) October 17, 2017

Former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, who was fired by Trump, went after his defenders:

Notable: Trump’s defenders demand from his critics a much higher standard of intelligence, consistency & decency than they ever do from him.

— Preet Bharara (@PreetBharara) October 17, 2017

Weekly Standard editor at large Bill Kristol reflected on Trump’s presidency so far:

I like Gorsuch, decertifying Iran and leaving UNESCO. But they’re not worth the degradation of our public life that is the Trump presidency.

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) October 17, 2017

Conservative pundit Laura Ingraham responded to Kristol’s argument:

#NeverTrump wd have gladly sacrificed SCOTUS for a generation to stop @realdonaldtrump. That is degrading. https://t.co/Sm1E57JiP2

— Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) October 17, 2017

Mitt Romney praised McCain and his acceptance speech for the Liberty Medal:

Ran against him, sometimes disagree, but proud to be a friend of @SenJohnMcCain: hero, champion of character and last night, Lincolnesque.

— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) October 17, 2017

One insurance lobbyist expressed hope about the potential health-care compromise to Vox’s Dylan Scott:

Insurance lobbyist on Alexander-Murray:

“It’s like seeing a rainbow in the eye of a hurricane.”

— Dylan Scott (@dylanlscott) October 17, 2017

Ellen DeGeneres will interview Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino security guard Jesus Campos today, ending five days of speculation on his whereabouts:

Tomorrow, the first people to encounter the Las Vegas shooter are here – security guard Jesus Campos and building engineer Stephen Schuck. pic.twitter.com/dDmjzN6xBx

— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) October 18, 2017

Former governor Mike Huckabee (R-Ark.) commented on Colin Kaepernick’s inablity to get signed to an NFL team after starting the protests during the national anthem:

Why won’t a team hire Colin Kaepernick? Same reason a hospital wouldn’t hire Typhoid Mary-when you kill off your customers U go out of biz!

— Gov. Mike Huckabee (@GovMikeHuckabee) October 17, 2017

FiveThirtyEight’s editor in chief poked fun at the political fixation on outlier polls:

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— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) October 17, 2017

And a CQ Roll Call reporter captured this moment on the Senate floor:

Sen. Jeff Flake alpaca floor chart = stimulating debate on the budget pic.twitter.com/ckY1v1HZgv

— Jake Holzman (@jacob_holzman) October 17, 2017

GOOD READS FROM ELSEWHERE:

— ProPublica, “It’s a Fact: Supreme Court Errors Aren’t Hard to Find,” by Ryan Gabrielson: “The decisions of the Supreme Court are rich with argument, history, some flashes of fine writing, and, of course, legal judgments of great import for all Americans. They are also supposed to be entirely accurate. But a [review] of several dozen cases from recent years uncovered a number of false or wholly unsupported factual claims … The review found an error in a landmark ruling, Shelby County v. Holder, which struck down part of the Voting Rights Act. Chief Justice John Roberts used erroneous data to make claims about comparable rates of voter registration among blacks and whites in six southern states. In another case, Justice Anthony Kennedy falsely claimed that DNA analysis can be used to identify individual suspects in criminal cases with perfect accuracy. In all, ProPublica found seven errors in a modest sampling of Supreme Court opinions written from 2011 through 2015 …”

— The New York Times, “Inside a Secretive Group Where Women Are Branded,” by Barry Meier: “The women, in their 30s and 40s, belonged to a self-help organization called Nxivm, which is based in Albany and has chapters across the country, Canada and Mexico. Sarah Edmondson, one of the participants, said she had been told she would get a small tattoo as part of the initiation. But she was not prepared for what came next. … A female doctor proceeded to use a cauterizing device to sear a two-inch-square symbol below each woman’s hip, a procedure that took 20 to 30 minutes. For hours, muffled screams and the smell of burning tissue filled the room.”

— CNN, “‘A stunning result:’ Investigative reporting led drug czar nominee to withdraw,” by Brian Stelter: “Fellow journalists cheered for the Post and ’60 [Minutes]’ on Tuesday morning — for showcasing the power of journalism at a time when the president frequently derides the profession.”

HOT ON THE LEFT

“Investor and TV pundit thanks God that ‘white people populated America, and not the blacks,’” from Mary Hui: “Veteran Swiss investor and television commentator Marc Faber faced backlash Tuesday for comments in a newsletter thanking God that ‘white people populated America, and not the blacks.’ CNBC and Fox Business Network said they will no longer book Faber on their shows, and he has been asked to step down from at least one company board. In response to the criticism, Faber decried what he saw as threats to the freedom of speech.”

HOT ON THE RIGHT

“Jane Fonda says she’s not proud of America,” from Fox News: “During a recent interview with the BBC, Fonda was asked, ‘Are you proud of America today?’ The actress was very quick to reply with a hard ‘no.’ ‘But, I’m proud of the resistance,’ she elaborated. ‘I’m proud of the people who are turning out in unprecedented numbers and continue over and over and over again to protest what Trump is doing. I’m very proud of them, that core.’”

DAYBOOK:

Trump has a morning call with Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds and a meeting with the Senate Finance Committee. He and Pence will then have lunch.

QUOTE OF THE DAY:

“You’re going to be saying ‘Merry Christmas’ again. … I want ‘Merry Christmas.’ We’re going to say it again. It’s happening already. You know it,” Trump said during his speech to the Heritage Foundation.

NEWS YOU CAN USE IF YOU LIVE IN D.C.:

— Today’s weather in D.C. earns a “Nice Day!” designation from the Capital Weather Gang: “Another cool start with early-morning readings starting out in the upper 30s to mid-40s. But with sunny skies, temperatures warm into the 60s by lunchtime, and then to near 70 for afternoon highs.”

— The Capitals lost to the Maple Leafs 2-0. (Isabelle Khurshudyan)

— Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) endorsed former NAACP president Ben Jealous’s gubernatorial bid in Maryland. Ovetta Wiggins reports: “Booker called Jealous ‘one of the most compelling voices of the X Generation’ and said he is ‘all in’ to do whatever Jealous, a political neophyte, needs to help him win the 2018 Democratic nomination and unseat Gov. Larry Hogan (R).”

— In the final run-up to the Virginia governor’s race, Democrat Ralph Northam has twice as much cash-on-hand as his opponent Ed Gillespie. (Fenit Nirappil)

— Joe Biden issued a statement endorsing five Democrats running for Virginia’s House of Delegates, including Danica Roem. Roem is running to be the first transgender person elected to office in the state of Virginia. (Patricia Sullivan and Fenit Nirappil)

— The May killing of black student Richard Collins III on U-Md.’s campus will be prosecuted as a hate crime. White U-Md. student Sean Urbanski already faced a murder charge for the fatal stabbing of Collins, who attended Bowie State University and was days away from graduating. (Lynh Bui)

— D.C. ranked fifth in the pest company Orkin’s “Top 50 Rattiest Cities” list. For the third year in a row, Chicago was deemed to have the most rats in the United States. (Dana Hedgpeth)

— The Secret Service took a Kentucky man into custody after he jumped a White House barrier dressed as the Pokémon character Pikachu. (Peter Hermann)

VIDEOS OF THE DAY:

Trevor Noah expressed shock that Republicans still allow Trump to speak:

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Trump welcomed the Greek prime minister to the White House:

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is running for reelection to a third term. Ahead of a formal kickoff, the Republican will today release an upbeat one-minute video that makes the case for another four years. The video opens with him jogging and ends with him riding a Harley and yelling into a camera, “Are you with me?!” Watch:

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The Post’s Fact Checker team awarded Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) four Pinocchios for her claim that she was not in Washington when the controversial bill stifling the DEA’s power was passed:

The Post constructed a timeline of the rough few months that Mitch McConnell has had:

Yesterday’s Google doodle celebrated the legacy of Grammy-winning Tejano singer Selena on the anniversary of her first album’s debut:

And The Post compiled the 2017 edition of controversial Halloween costumes:

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