>> thank you for joining us. >> "outnumbered" starts right now. have a good weekend. >> fox news alert on the investigation into the las vegas massacre. authorities now reported they are looking at a note left by the killer inside his vegas hotel suite and they are searching for why he did it, behind the deadliest mass shooting in modern history. why in america? they're also looking at whether the gunman planned to escape and pull for attacks and other major cities. reportedly tried to buy tracer rounds to give himself better aim and kill more people. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today most of kennedy on fox business kennedy. also republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe is here and today's hashtag one lucky guy, the opinion editor for "the washington times," ox news contributor as both charlie hurt. could have you as always. have a lot breaking.

>> thank you for having me. good to be here bread let's get to the news. investigators say they are no closer to finding out why he did it, but they are learning new details about the vegas killer. who opened fire as you know on more than 20,000 music fans sunday night. he killed 58 people, wounded hundreds more. many still in the hospital. investigators looking at whether he was scouting other big music festivals in las vegas, chicago, and boston. >> the fbi reached out to us let us know boston was on the radar screen. we just have information that he was on both sides looking up boston but there's nothing to indicate he ever made here. all we know is he might have visited sites where he was looking in the area. >> harris: claudia cowan is live or is in vegas. claudia? >> harris, you mentioned those tracer rounds report this morning that the only reason he did not get those tracer rounds is because the vendor was sold

out. and also this morning, we are learning more about how he was able to move and get so many weapons into his sweet here at mandalay bay. according to a published report data las vegas review journal pretty got to know the movements of the hotel staff and he transported 13 cases of guns and ammo to his room during shift changes. the associated press for citing sources who say his suite was comped because he was a frequent guest who gambled thousands of dollars. on them with his arsenal of weapons and bomb making material found in his car, officials have revealed he had some kind of escape plan and possibly an accomplice or at least someone who knew he was going to do. the sheriff suggesting would be some kind of superman to pull this off all by himself. as we get new cell phone video of people running for their lives on sunday night, officials say paddock might've wanted to target other music events this past summer in las vegas, chicago, possibly boston as well.

this video shot by a traffic technician who was working at the show sunday night and just by chance the firefighters happen to be passing by when the shooting began. >> the captain said that's gunfire. we were right there at the fence to the event. the captain picked up the radio and said dispatch? you have any reports of gunfire going on right now because i'm hearing a lot of gunfire. oh, now we do. it was that fast. >> officials are now trying to identify a mystery woman, not his girlfriend who was seen with paddock in las vegas as they tried to build a timeline for his movements in the days leading up to the massacre. that we are heading into a weekend, there a lot of big music events set to start at the austin city limits, bluegrass festival in san francisco and even though stephen paddock is dead, security at these and many other events will be stepped up because of what he did here.

back to you. >> harris: claudia wrapping up the facts for us to talk about. thank you very much. as we come to the couch, charlie, there's a lot to chew on. we want to go back to those tracer weapons and the ability to be able to see things particularly at night. that's why you want those tracer bullets with tracer ammunition. >> charles: it is and of course, this will be something that we will be debating for a long time. but what i don't get here is there so many questions here. the biggest one is how it was possible for this guy to do this all by himself. it's a physical feat and i'm not talking about curing stuff up to his room, i'm talking about our military, they don't use fully automatic weapons usually because you can't aim which goes to the reason that they thought about the tracer rounds. since you're not aiming, he is not a sniper. he was just spraying bullets or whoever was just spraying bullets. i've a real hard time imagining

how this guy managed to pull this off completely by himself. >> harris: you anna sheriff, by the way. >> charles: i don't know how a single person put thousands of rounds through several different guns and managed to actually keep them going in the direction that he wanted to go. another question that i have is nobody has talked to anybody at any gun ranges where this guy -- that we know of yet, exactly. but that's a key question for me. this guy had to have spent, he had to spend hundreds and hundreds of hours either at a gun range or at private propert property. he could go out and go into the desert. a lot of people do that. people would've seen it. >> harris: one of the things that we are hearing so much about him starting to hear from people who own some of these hotels who previously have run security for them, they are huge security operations. when you hear details of

transporting weaponry and materials 13 times during shift changes, he was there for several days watching people. we know he had cameras that were station to your bread is chilling to think about what he was capable of, whether he had help or not. >> we are hearing about explosives and his arsenal and to charlie's point. i am still so dumbfounded by his motivation because if you read from behaviorists and people who work with the fbi, people who study mass shootings, they always leave something behind it are there some sort footprint whether someone called them on 911, professes their allegiance to isis or makes a facebook post or leaves some sort of a written manifest of some side of trail. there's nothing like that. it's so confusing, but given the amount of weaponry that he had in the amount of time that he spent planning just one massacre, now we are learning about the other city, you would

talk about the gun range. think about the hours in the amount of time it takes to maximize the body count. from that perch, whatever city he was looking at, there so much research and he had access because of the money that he has lost in the casino and he capitalized on it. >> people have a right to be ingrate as how did he sop out as many weapons? you make a large cash. >> harris: it was over period. it didn't happen over a period back of weeks. >> if you have somebody who is accumulating 33 weapons including semiautomatic weapons over a year. we make one cash transfer and it gets flagged. but to cody since he had a live-in girlfriend as well, you would think that he would see this going on. >> harris: we know what the facts are so far and we also know that we don't know all of

them yet because they're not going to tell us in totality their investigation. now policymakers in the white house are saying they're willing to consider banning bump stocks. that's the attachment that enabled the killer to use a semiautomatic rifle to fire 100 rounds per minute which was used by the vegas killer. now the head of the national rifle association has told sean hannity bump stocks many more restrictions. but noting the group is not calling for them to be outlawed. watch. >> the other side on the other end is so right right trying to politicize a strategy, we did feel a need to speak out today on this whole bump stock issue. what the nra has said and as we ought to take a look at that, see if it's in compliance with federal law, and it is worthy of additional regulation. that being said, we didn't say band. we didn't say confiscate.

>> harris: house speaker paul ryan says lawmakers are also turning their focus to bump stocks. >> fully automatic weapons have been outlawed for many, many years. this seems to be a way of going around that two of is that we need to look at how we can tighten up the compliance this law so that they are banned. >> house democrat leader nancy pelosi played down the reporter's question about some republicans being concerned would open the door to more gun restriction. >> so what? they're going to say you give them bump stocks, it's going to be a slippery slope? i said i hope so but i don't think that they should be a substitute for the background check and by the way, the background check is a compromise for many more things members want to do. >> harris: president trump has also said he is opening to considering legislation banning bump stocks. we are going to start rather seems to be a little bit of consensus. the mood to go back to the nra

statement which starts off with heartfelt words to the victims and to the people of las vegas, and that does something that i believe is a little bit groundbreaking. it looks at the nra, looks to the request of the bureau to the atf to immediately review whether bump stocks should have some instructions on them. >> charles: i thought that was a pretty deft statement because it puts it back on actually the obama administration which it was under the obama administration's atf that approved this a number of times. but i do think that it also clearly the bump stock is a workaround. it is a loophole in what has been accepted law since al capone in this country that we don't want people having automatic weapons whether you agree with that or not, it is kind of settled, it's been settled for a long time. i think that people, is this

going to be a -- it's not going to prevent anything. like most of these laws, it's not going to prevent anything. before we should point out it is an outright felony punishable by ten years in prison to modify any weapon and turn into an an automatic weapon. so it is a felony. >> lisa: that was made legal under the obama era. >> harris: let me read this real quick from "washington post" a few years ago right when this happened. it's a goofy lead little dooda, former atf official who signed off first on the recommendation that the borough did not need to regulate bump stocks. that was under the obama administration that was the first person to sign off on it. >> kennedy: the problem is criminals they are criminals because they're going to break the law so by definition, they are lawbreakers. the problem with this as we know that bump stocks can be

replicated at home. they don't even need this tool to do this. that's the problem is the fact that people that want to inflict harm on folks are going to find a way to do that and we've seen that in cities that have strict gun laws, places like chicago, places like baltimore. we see them taking a truck and killing 86 people in france. we see obama killing 186 people. that's the problem and i think the problem you're facing is anything that gun legislation can touch upon. >> harris: we don't hear anyone say that they could have prevented this because as of the madman who had a lot of time. >> lisa: that the ultimate question is how could someone like this invade every grasp and every piece of radar and how do you keep it from happening again? as of the two major questions that are certain pieces of legislation that might make a lot of people feel better. but in an, they don't get to the

heart. >> dagen: in the end, government, people do believe that lawmakers can somehow regulate away evil and depravity in this country. they can't even enforce the laws on the books. the shooter in the charleston church shooting should not have gotten a gun. he should not have gotten the permit, but it was an investigator at the fbi who fell down on the job who didn't find the drug confession. >> kennedy: a look at gun town where guns are stolen because they were denied because of a background check. criminals are going to get their hands on things and tools if they want. >> harris: one thing is for sure, the nra stepped into this conversation in a different and new way is we've been talking about and you bring attention to that because it's all hands on deck. we will move forward. should nancy pelosi's days as minority leader be numbered? atop democrat is calling for her to step down from her leadership post. she is she is a master legislator. what this means for democrats as

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>> kennedy: this is a fox news alert. the trump administration last hour announcing it is up rolling back obamacare is requirement that most employers provide coverage of birth control to their employees. the administration vastly expanding an exception. those that cite moral or religious objections. the new rule fulfills a campaign promise by the president and are sure to touch off a firestorm of criticism from democrats and around the block. the president of the american college of obstructions and gynecology says this is a step back for women's health. saying "affordable contraception for women saves lives. it prevents pregnancies, improves maternal mortality, it prevents adolescent pregnancies." so charlie, i will start with you. this is always my question whenever we run into the scaling back of some sort of a

government-funded plan. was this ever the role or function of government in the first place? >> charles: has that ever happened that anything was scaled back or rollback? welcome to obamacare. it is a failed promise. i love that the doctor there was talking about affordable. there's nothing affordable about this. that's the problem with obamacare. this is a new era in which we live. everyone of these little things have become a public debate. as become a government even taken something away. you're going to be debating this forever until we junk obamacare. >> lisa: think it's also important to point out the supreme court twice pointed out there were accommodations both with the hobby lobby case and saying it was protected under the religious freedom restoration act. and also another thing i think that is important to note as well is president obama did this as a political issue. if you remember in 2012, he was running ads saying that mitt romney did meet favor this. he was the one that made this a political issue so if anyone is

pointing out president trump and saying he is somehow not making this a political issue, it is simply lying that is not the case. >> dagen: why should women pay for their own birth control or manual or at least part of it? this is about free birth control, and it's this guy is falling proclamation from from these groups that the world is going to come to an end if this is rolled back even slightly, it's just simply hogwash. and why are people so gung ho with the government taking more control of their own health care because that's the argument that you hear with single-payer and i don't want the government making decisions about my health care and my. >> kennedy: estimate from the department of health and human services saying "no american should be forced to violate his or her own conscience in order to abide by the laws and regulations governing our health care system. today's actions are from the trump administration's commitment to upholding the freedoms afforded all americans

under our constitution. what you think of that? >> harris: and that we touched on this issue but i think it's important to know that this does not actually create any exemption that doesn't already exist. so then the question becomes that is about timing. so why under the last administration and i think politically we can probably guess why but that doesn't go any further than what they had already put. i see you nodding at me. >> kennedy: you're so right but we know that that's not what's going to be reported. what we are going to see what we are going to see in campaign ads and probably going to have her publicans the midterm elections is that republicans are evil and trying to take away man's right to contraception. these are the ad that we are going to see and it's completely disingenuous. >> kennedy: no one is going to make contraception illegal. do what they could do is take oral contraception and put it over the counter so you don't have to have a prescription for it. so maybe there can be greater free-market competition and it will bring prices down for a product that's already

inexpensive. i think senator cory gardner of my memory serves me correct has introduced something along those lines of making it available over-the-counter. >> harris: the morning-after pill is over-the-counter but anyone can drive that over the counter. >> kennedy: daily oral contraception is still only available over-the-counter. >> harris: it's the dudes. >> dagen: but a lot of this can be taken care of that state level. if they don't like what the government is doing with the federal mandate on contraception, you already have left-wing states like california, maryland, vermont denying laws to protect the free birth control coverage and it's almost the country has moved on this in some way, shape, or for form. >> lisa: is part of their data package and i'll pay for it. >> harris: i'm looking at some of these details on this and the exemption is now brought in to

any nonprofit with religious or moral objections. not just church of exemptions. again, this is not even technically and an extension of what was on the books by much but certainly doesn't crate anything new that was already legal. >> kennedy: and not only speaks to religious liberty but liberties as a whole. hashtag hot freedom. resident trump gets ready to lay out his strategy for iran next week. it said that he may decertify the nuclear deal. what does that mean? plus the white house trying to come up with a permanent fix to protect the dreamers. what to expect and the fallout from the president's base could possibly be up at all that and so much more as "outnumbered" continues. >> powerful because the community is here because we are unafraid, fighting for our right to be human. except for one of us. i write them a poem instead.

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>> harris: is developing, president trump high-stakes decision we are anticipating on the iran nuclear deal. it could come next week. sources told "the washington post" the president will decertify that deal, but in administration source push back on that report is that the decision is not "fully baked pure" meanwhile, recent fox news poll shows that most americans oppose the deal paid here the president. >> we must not allow iran to obtain nuclear weapons. the iranian regime supports terrorism and exports violence. bloodshed, and chaos across the middle east. that is why we must put an end to the reins continued aggression and nuclear ambitions. they have not lived up to the spirit of their agreement. >> harris: house democratic caucus chair blasted that report and president bush -- president trump will back out of the deal saying "it is clear that president trump is focused

more on continuing his campaign rhetoric then keeping americans safe. i remain concerned about many of the rent's activities, and we can do more to address those issues. but that should not include putting the nuclear agreement at risk." i called him president bush prayed let's move on. and you coughed. are you okay? let's move on with this. this decertification of a rant of that deal is right along with what the president said he would do. and anyone on the left who was surprised by this simply is not paying attention and not taking him seriously. >> charles: the fact is that iran may be living up to the letter of the arrangement, i think it does underscore how terrible the deal was in the first place because trump is right, they do export timber. they do suppor t terror.

they export weapons. they are a terrible, terrible menace in the world. and the fact that even doing that, they are living up to the letter of the law i think reveals what a bad deal it is. but i also understand that the geopolitics coming out of this thing and the problems that could cause for other countries in the area, kicking it to congress is the right thing and should've been what we did. >> lisa: he could see some people symptomatic hemorrhaging here. it's funny because the pushback is coming from russia and china and iran, and the united states has better footing here than we have perhaps on other issues. all you can do is say to china is lock it up. you've already created a monster in north korea. why are you shielding iran? because they are trustworthy, because they're benevolent and so good to their people, especially and women. no, not necessarily. they have been awful, they have been funding terrorism. sanctions don't work. we need to take a look at that, but also with the deal ultimately accomplishes for them. why would we trust them when they say they don't want a nuclear weapon that all they want to do is harness that

nuclear energy to power their cities and homes? it's malarkey. >> harris: hot malarkey. the other side of it to, but another issue here is what happens with our allies like israel who was iran has threatened to wipe off the face of the map? with a redundant retaliation? >> lisa: they've also threatened to wipe us off the map. his death to america. i think even proponents of the steel that the president of france has acknowledged the concerns that secretary tillerson has regarding the sunset clause aspect of this so i think even proponents see weaknesses in the deal and we actually can't really verify portions of this deal because -- the iea eight don't have access to certain military sites and iran has essentially barred them from that access and he writes that officials won't even ask because they are worried about giving president trump an out here. >> harris: this is getting a lot of attention. i want to get your thoughts on this.

the president yesterday. >> [indistinct] we have the world's greatest military people. i will tell you that. thank you all for coming. thank you. >> what storm, mr. president? >> you will find out. >> kennedy: because i have a masters in reading it to trump, but the president has to say. i think that this is, he is just intentionally vague. he is talking to kim jong un in north korea. but one thing i will say about the iran nuclear deal among businesses who have already started inking deals with iran, they are behaving as if this deal is not going to go away. the french energy giant along

with the chinese company, its deal in july at the end of this year was worth billions of dollars, plus iran, state sponsor of terrorism, already got $1.7 billion and pallets of cash from the united states to funnel to all of our great enemies. it's not just russia and china. it's actually the whole of europe and the businesses there that quickly entered the fray to incorporated business deals. >> kennedy: is china that's going to use that vito power on the u.n. security council and they offer such an enormous headache there. to russia, i know i'm going to sound like a filthy hippie when i say this, but i cannot wait until we get off of oil. i cannot wait until we are no longer sponsoring these regimes and these companies whether it's russia and their oil interest in the middle east or even saudi arabia. >> dagen: i want to ask that really quickly. i said this repeatedly. as a private and in public. that's why it's so critical that

rex tillerson is our secretary of state because the one thread that links all of the nations around the world that hate us and that give us the greatest power over those threats is oil. it is saudi arabia, it is russia, it is china, it is venezuela, north korea, they need oil. >> harris: what you're saying is so interesting because as you enumerate those countries, you hit on saudi arabia and the proxy war in yemen. there's so many things that are going on around that central issue of you better make nice with certain people because we are going to need some oil. and i don't think you sound like a hippie. >> kennedy: thank you, harris. >> charles: but a filthy hippie, may be. it really should've been our first number one priority after 9/11 which should've been to get off of oil. and with fracking and all of the technologies. >> dagen: we don't get off toil and we pump more and with all these technologies, we

now -- >> harris: we control our own destiny. >> dagen: we are now the world's number one exporter of refined product. there've been a lot of rollbacks and regulations on energy companies since president trump took office in january, and that has been hugely beneficial to our nation's energy security. >> harris: when i didn't get talked about before, it did after hurricane harvey because we had so many refineries from off-line. that's when we started to hear just how much about what they've been saying. sue take that on ownership of your own destiny and any fold an end what you're talking about by our couch hippie here. >> kennedy: using more technology. >> charles: going back to the comment that mr. trump made, the guy is a master of theatrics, creating anticipation, but i think it's genius the way he comes off as a little bit of the madman. if you're negotiating with someone like kim jong un or a ran, having them really think

this guy might be nuts is a good thing. >> lisa: president trump had promised us on the campaign trail that he wanted to be intentionally vague because he didn't want to tip off his hat on to what we were going to do as a country in dealing with these rogue nations. what's funny as it was reported not too long ago that kim jong un is trying to figure out trump. he doesn't understand him and he's been reaching out to people through the united states saying who is this guy? their people with the north korean government reaching out to democrats of the united states trying to figure out how this president works. >> harris: we will get to the spirit and you call for house minority leader nancy pelosi to step aside. and that a new generation of lawmakers take over. they've asked her before and she said no. what happened? it happen. will it be a good idea. it does is expose a big risk within the democratic party? we will talk about it. stay close.

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>> kennedy: a new call for house minority leader nancy pelosi to step aside. including minority with an james clyburn to go. vice democratic caucus chairwoman of california told reporters that her party needs new blood. >> our leadership is a tremendous job, but i do think we have this real breadth and depth of talent within our caucus but i do think it's time to pass the torch to a new generation of leaders. they are all of the same generation and their contributions to the congress and the caucus are substantial, but i think there comes a time when you need to pass that torch i think it's time. >> lisa: of spokesperson for

pelosi said in a statement later pelosi enjoys wide support in the caucus and has only said she is not on congress for a shift, but a mission. focus on winning back the house and anything else is a distraction from her past to the majority. i'm going to go to you first. isn't a a problem for minority leader pelosi is that pass to the majority? they estimate 24 seats, most concede it's a very tall task for the democratic party, poetically the task you see the amount of seats the democratic party have lost under her leadership. your thoughts on that? >> charles: it's everything that's wrong with washington and both parties. it's all about acquiring power. listen to nothing pelosi this week talk about we need sensible gun laws and we need politicizing the horrible tragedy in las vegas, people forget she was speaker of the house at a time when democrats had -- they controlled the house, had a filibuster proof majority in the senate and they control the presidency.

warily sensible gun laws back then they control everything. she is completely out of touch with the democrats base because he stole them in the last collection. >> dagen: she think that the golden corral is a jewelry store chain. she brings in the money. that's the big thing. 141 million during the 2016 campaign cycle. it would think a cranky, cold, liberal, rich lady, she is the path for the democratic party. >> harris: let me bring up hillary clinton. not really a segway, but may be. >> dagen: it is, cranky, cold. >> harris: we had "outnumbered" overtime yesterday and she worked for hillary clinton and ran for the dnc chair and they said they can't win the democrats without hillary clinton and her money. so -- and the voters that would bring in that cash. apparently, there were certain people in the democratic team

that they can't live without. you were there. how's that possible? >> charles: because they built this party -- they built the city. unfortunately, not on rock 'n' roll but in silos and they divided everybody by gender, by race, by whatever rated. so appealing to one of those silos doesn't appeal to another so they have to have all of these little -- >> lisa: 's and she also went i ability because they have lost or special elections in a row. we sought in the special election where she was used against him and she was deeply unpopular in the district so that she also a liability? >> kennedy: the democratic party is a party of me because nancy pelosi is all about me. i am such an effective -- a master legislator. president obama talked about how great he is the democratic party, he is the only person he's been able to get elected. hillary clinton, her motto during the campaign is i'm with her. because it was all about her.

all she wants to do is write a book about her failures without conceding with any self-awareness or any personal responsibility that she was the cause of those failures and nancy pelosi is not popular with her caucus when members of her caucus keep coming forward probably saying they don't support her. >> harris: is an opportunity for republicans. this is an opportunity for republicans to point and say look, we are the party if they so choose to call themselves this, of fresh ideas and then walk it out. clearly, the democrats won't be able to say that unless they can lose some baggage as linda sanchez is saying. i don't know where she stands on pushing women out of the way but i think she means just in total the quarter-century that you talked about. >> dagen: i hope that nancy pelosi is on the campaign trail with whoever they run. just going affordable. affordable. a member that lecture?

>> kennedy: she's the librarian that shuts everyone else and smelled like mold. >> harris: who is in the next round? back in november, november 30th, 63 democrats voted against her which was the biggest challenge that she had seen in over a decade. maybe the writing is on the wall here. maybe this will happen eventually, but there does seem an increase in calls to see her go. but moving on, the mainstream media not letting up on president trump. now newsweek's latest cover story seems to compare the commander-in-chief to satan. does this go too far and ways it stopped next. yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you.

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of eyebrows with its new cover story asking does god believe in trump? the publication taking aim at the president and seeming to prepare our commander in chief to satan. what does god think of trump? already told over 1,000 lies since he moved in the oval office and is on a trajectory to hit 2,000 by the end of the year. the bible repeatedly associates line the devil. the site is one of many examples in scripture, john 8:44 is when he lies, he speaks his native-language for he is a liar and the father of lies. but this is not the first coverage of trump red newsmagazine referred to his campaign as a total meltdown. since then, others have gone as far as to compare the commander in chief to and to the ku klux klan. so charlie, you are in publishing. you are an opinion editor of "the washington times" and

celebrated writer. are they just turning their once glorious tomes of news into trashy political gossip rags in order to sparely try and sell some stuff? >> charles: this is ground zero for donald trump derangement syndrome. i love it when these left-wing magazines start trying to preach to actual christians about who's a christian christian and who is the devil. i have to commend you, the way that you say satan sounds exactly like the church lady. >> kennedy: is in that special special? >> dagen: you just dated yourself by saying that, but thank you. i love getting my jesus from a godless, soulless mainstream media pamphlet. that's where i go to feel holy. and get my a man on. that's where i go. i want them to lecture me about christ. they are grasping at straws. you can smell the desperation of

these magazines. >> lisa: does anyone find this suspicious that this happens to be the week asko >> kennedy: we are going to the president who is celebrating hispanic heritage month in the white house with many celebrated members of his cabinet and others who have been invited to share this day. >> treasurer, and to every hispanic-american serving in the white house, and all across our administration. thank you very much. it's a great privilege for the first lady, melania and i to be with you all today. thank you very much. we want to welcome our investors, members of congress, local officials, and hispanic community and faith will leaders and guests from across the white house. today's performers, how was she?

was she good? the guest orchestra and the work that they've done in the incredible job that they've done, thank you very much. we are honored to have you all here to celebrate hispanic heritage month. [applause] please, first lady. [cheers and applause] and by the way, we just got back from puerto rico together, and it was really quite a sight. we are doing a great job there. they are great, great people. they are great people. they've been through a lot. thank you.

as we gather for the celebration, our hearts remain heavy and sad for the victims of the horrible mass murder in las vegas. on wednesday in nevada, i visited with brave survivors still recovering in the hospital and with her relic police officers, first responders, and everyday americans who acted with speed and courage to save countless lives. no evil on this earth is more powerful than the love encourage of the american people. all of america is praying for the wounded and the grieving, and we will be with them today, and we will be with them foreve forever. [applause] and i spent a lot of time going through the hospital with melania and seeing some incredible people who were so

seriously wounded. we will never leave their side. we're also praying for the people of puerto rico. we love puerto rico. and we also love puerto rico. and we are marshaling every federal resource at our disposal. earlier this week, i traveled to puerto rico to oversee federal response to the two devastating hurricanes. a member, it was too, was one in that it was another and that second one was brutal. struck that great and beautiful island, and we now have more than 15,000 federal personnel on the island, 15,000 will not rest until the job is done. puerto rico has a long road of recovery ahead, very long road. but we know that its people are

proud and they are resilient and they will come back strong. and we will be there we are working together very closely with your great governor and your congresswoman, who is terrific. including those in texas and florida and louisiana got hit and got hit very hard in the state of alabama was incredible. they helped so many people coming up from florida and georgia, likewise. so many incredible people.

and also, we have to remember this, the virgin islands. the u.s. virgin islands. the governor has become like a friend of mine. i spoke to him so much on the phone. the job he has done. they were hit so hard and not much was left, but they are rebuilding the incredible u.s. virgin islands. keeping our hearts and prayers, all of those affected by the disastrous earthquake in mexico. in recent weeks through extremely difficult times, we have seen americans coming together from all races and all backgrounds to unite as one people under god, and i will tell you we sent cruise to mexico, and the president was very gracious, called me yesterday and thanked me. we have some really talented people. they went there to help solve that unbelievable difficult

problem that they have, that earthquake was devastating and i appreciate the president of mexico and they were so kind and their response but that was a tragic event and the people did a fantastic job. i want to thank all of our first responders and other people, thank you. [applause] and you have a wonderful president in mexico i can tell you that. when america's unified, there is no challenge we can overcome. when we empower the hopes of our people, especially these young, fantastic people right in front of me who perform so brilliantl brilliantly, when we embrace the dignity and the beauty of human life and then you just look out, there is no task to large and no dream beyond your reach, no

dream beyond your reach. you know that, right? talking to some very young people up front that you can't see. no matter who we are or where we come from, we are all americans and we are all bound together by our love for this country and for this flag and for each othe other. thank you. thank you very much. in that same spirit of unity and togetherness and love, we are truly thrilled to have all of you right here at the white house, what a special place, right? you read about the white house, who was at the white house before? some of the congressman, not too many. it's a very special place but this is a