big question is if they can ever be minimum competent anymore. nobody deserves to be privatized. paul: thank you, dan, thank you all, thanks for all of you for watching, i'm pbr pbr paul gigoe arthel: we begin with a fox news alert of the possible new shakeup in the white house. president trump hinting at the possibility saying he is sure more people will be leaving the administration but many others are quote - on standby who he says would be great. hello everyone welcome to brandon our inside "america's news headquarters". i am arthel neville. eric: i am eric shawn. the president also weighing-in a defense secretary james mattis possibly leaving the administration. he said, at some point everyone leaves.

he says he is sort of a democrat and madeley. we are live at the white house on the north one with the latest on any possible shakeup. reporter: good afternoon. it is important to note that president trump was responded to a direct question about james mattis when he made the remarks. this wasn't something that he brought up on his own. it's important because over the past few months there have been periodic rumors and speculation that he along with other members of the cabinet could be replaced after midterm election. in this interview with 60 minutes president trump was asked about the high rate of turnover into the administration and if more people were going to go. he says yeah, probably. and says while he has a great cabinet there are some people he is not thrilled with. that is when he was asked about general mattis. >> what about general mattis? is he going to leave? >> i don't know he hasn't told me. i had lunch with him two days ago. i have a very good relationship

with him. it could be that he is. i think he is sort of a democrat if you want to know the truth. but general mattis is a good guy. we get along very well. he may leave. i mean at some point, everybody leaves. everybody. people leave. that is washington. >> less than a month ago james mattis flatly dismissed reports that he was preparing to depart the administration and today a spokesman for the pentagon respond to the president's remarks saying in a statement, secretary mattis is laser focused on doing his job. ensuring the u.s. military remain the most lethal force on the planet. this week, he is headed to vietnam for the second time this year as part of the u.s. efforts to counter china's military buildup in the region. outwardly at least, there is no indication that he is preparing to leave imminently. as for the president, he is a very busy week coming up as well. he plans to visit georgia and florida early this week. to visit some of the storm damaged areas there. eric: thank you so much. meanwhile saudi arabia is vowing to retaliate after the

stock market plunged 7 percent today. on fallout of the mysterious disappearance of "washington post" columnist and journalist, jamal khashoggi. despite claims by turkey that a 15 member hit team flew in two private just to carry out an assassination. here's florida senator marco rubio on how he says the administration should respond if the allegations are proven to be true. >> we need to be thought carefully because it needs to be strong and needs to be reciprocal and it needs to be live up to the level of the outrage and criminality and the fact it is proven to be true. >> i'm glad he didn't say exactly what were going to do but you see strong and meaningful not symbolic. eric: gillian turner has more on this disturbing story from washington. reporter: president trump admitted in an interview that saudi arabia could be to blame

for the disappearance and alleged murder of journalist, jamal khashoggi pizza so far the saudis deny any involvement. but he says he took sanctioning off the royal family off the table. >> i actually think we would be punishing ourselves if we did that. reporter: when asked why he said there was an arms deal with them. he says a priority is to protect profits. >> if they do not buy from us they will buy from russia or china. reporter: so far saudi arabia has maintained a hard line on the issue deny, deny, deny. with ever substantiating evidence. yes they took the opportunity to echo the president's reasoning about the global economy. saudi state t.v. reported the kingdom of firms is targeted with any action, it will respond with greater action. the kingdoms economy has an

influential and vital role in the global economy and the kingdoms economy is affected only by the impact of the global economy. on capitol hill however, condemnation of the saudi regime has been swift and bipartisan. >> just because they are an ally and an important mission containing iranian expansion in the region, cannot allow us to overlook and walk away from that. it undermines our ability to stand for morality and human rights. >> it is clear we cannot have an ally who murders in cold blood in their own consulate, a critic. chris is investigation of events at the saudi embassy moves forward without u.s. participation, the trumpet nutrition confirms the secretary mnuchin will not pull out of travel to riyadh later this month. eric? eric: thank you so much. arthel: thank you. right now we go to nile for more than, the director of the margaret thatcher foundation.

in the apparent murder of jamal khashoggi if that was ordered by saudi leadership there will be severe punishment. he is not rushing to retaliate. however, how forceful do you think the president should be in demanding answers from the saudi king salman? >> i think we will see what happens so far think there's been a great deal of speculation. but we really need to see a full transparent investigation carried out. hopefully, joined by turkey and saudi arabia to establish the facts here. once the full facts have been established, i think the white house will be in a position to be able to respond effectively to what is going on. but at the moment, we do not have the full facts available. and of course, this a bit of a dilemma for the united states. saudi arabia is very important

u.s. ally on the world stage. and a key ally confronting the iranian at the moment. this is important big picture with regard to the long-term consequences of this and at the same time, any murder of a journalist, this is an extremely serious matter, no doubt i think that the u.s. administration takes this instance extremely seriously. and there will be some ramifications but it depends really upon establishing the full facts of what happened. arthel: does her gillian turner in the package that the president says regarding the u.s. arms sales to saudi arabia that he is not ready to take the deal off the table. here is the arizona senator, jeff flake on the very topic. >> i do think that arms sales will be affected. certainly involvement in yemen with saudi arabia will be

affected. that involvement barely survived in the last go round with the national defense authorization act. it certainly will not survive with this kind of accusation if it is true. >> who has the leverage in this transaction? the u.s. or saudi arabia? >> i think both sides here. i think the president has made it clear that he would like to see the armed sales go forward with saudi arabia. not least because a lot of u.s. jobs are involved here but also, president trump does not want russia to step into the frame and replacement of the united states. i think there are important factors considering -- arthel: excuse me, if in fact, it is proven that the saudis had something to do comedy ordered the murder of mr. jamal khashoggi. and then which of the president do in terms of arms sales? because i understand the conundrum that if the president

points out if the u.s. does not sell it to them, then so would russia or then would china. he does not want that, the money where the jobs going there. however, the u.s. is not a country that deals with people with blood on their hands. >> i think that the administration position so far has been that they do not wish to see this arms deal ended with saudi arabia. congress on the other hand as he pointed out with senator flake they have expressed a far tougher line on the matter. it remains to be seen how the administration will work with congress. but i think it is important to bear in mind at the moment, we do not know the full facts of the situation. the turkish government has a very strange relationship with saudi arabia. the turks have made quite wide ranging accusations against saudi arabia. it remains for the accusations to be fully proven.

it is also a fact the turkish government itself -- arthel: excuse me. who should prove it? president trump suggested, listen in the next referrals i will call king salman. who is providing the answers? give turkey on one hand, they have something to present to the president as they would like him to see it. you have saudi arabia on the other hand with their perspective. who can the president really trust? and when do we need the president to really get to the bottom of this? because the longer it takes, and is just out there, just more time for speculation and perhaps, not a good look for the united states. >> well i think you know, right now, the united states is watching closely to see what turkey and saudi arabia do. united states does not have a direct role in terms of this investigation. this is something that the turkish government and saudi governments have to work

together on and there needs to be full transparency and accountability here. but it is not the role of the united states to step in and take over some sort of investigation. they are relying on riyadh and ankara to work together on this matter but the reality is of course, there's a very strange relationship between turkey and saudi arabia and it will complicate matters.also, european government taking very clear interest in this british french german government being closely following developments. the major international ramifications here but i think overall, the u.s. saudi relationship is very powerful and very robust. and i think that the white house will certainly continue a very close relationship with the saudis especially in terms of confronting the iranian threat and expect the relationship is going to continue. but certainly, the nightsticks would like to seek clear answers with regard to what has

happened here. and we didn't need to see a fully transparent and accountable and effective investigation.arthel: thank you so much we have to leave it there. >> thank you very much. eric: back at home the death toll is sadly expected to rise from the devastation of hurricane michael. this is recovery efforts continue in the florida panhandle. one of the hardest hit areas is that mexico beach and as you can see, nearly completely wiped out. we are in mexico beach now with the very latest. the damage is just overwhelming. reporter: it really is. let me share one of the primary activities out here. this is the removal of the debris. they have these giant garbage pickers that come with the big cloth and -- a big claw. then they take it to a landfill. this stretches the whole length of mexico beach. which is about 3 and a half

miles. so you have a 3 and a half mile debris berm they have to give it up or they can only do one bite at a time. it's a big job. it's part of why this will take such a long time. along the lines of recovery we saw another cell tower go income a temporary cell tower from t-mobile. this particular cell tower can handle 300 calls at any given time. it prioritizes texts over data and also prioritizes nonnormal calls as they come in. very useful piece of equipment. when they start talking about reestablishing loved ones, we know that there are some 2000 people disaster wide unaccounted for. about 15 mexico beach. unaccounted for does not mean that they are buried in the rubble. unaccounted for just means that they've lost contact with loved ones or whoever they were communicating with.you see the number of people unaccounted for go down. meanwhile search and recovery

continues it is still job number one even though all of the structures now have been checked once, twice in her continue to go back as long as there are people missing. eric: thank you so much. arthel: president trump praising those on the front lines in the disaster zone of hurricane ravaged florida. >> i just want to thank all of those incredible people, the people of fema, first responders, law enforcement. we are live on the ground talk about where recovery efforts plus a reported surge heading towards the border could spark a reassessment of outhouse policy with president trump in considering straightahead. smile dad.

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>> back to the top story more changes at the white house could be imminent. president trump is sure that more people will leave the

administration. he has replacements on standby. this comes as the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein declined to request by the house judiciary committee to be interviewed about statements regarding secretly recording the present. mr. rosenstein said those comments were sarcastic and this is jim jordan on why mr. rosenstein must answer for his comments. >> we needed to answer questions but all kinds of issues. with the trump-russia investigation but specifically the statement that he said we talked about recording the commander in chief of our great country and talked about the 20 for the minimum. thus i want to know that. arthel: we have a report from axios with us now. can he decline this request? >> we'll see how it plays out. but i think what's important to remember is that i believe it was congressman mark meadows

that said he would subpoena rod rosenstein if he decline so if it's important to remember that this is not going to go away anytime soon.i mean republicans really want to hear more from rod rosenstein about the statements that he supposedly made. which again, he said if they weren't made in seriousness but it is something that is not typical for the deputy attorney general to joke about. so the republicans are not going to let this go. something they want to hear more from him specifically about. arthel: meanwhile it appears president trump and rod rosenstein kissed and made up. should house judiciary committee push this and possibly subpoena mr. rosenstein?>> i'm not sure that they are going to view that as everything under the bridge. we know that the president and his department of justice have had to say the least, a strained relationship. he certainly is not his biggest fan. whether or not he plans to get rid of him right now, not to say that he couldn't later.

people have been saying he will not want to rock the boat before november and who knows what we could be seeing. it will be interesting to see how long this will last if they really have good terms. arthel: is a house judiciary committee looking for a reason to fire mr. rosenstein? how is been jim jordan, devin nunes giving president giving him a political cover should mr. rosenstein be called to explain himself? >> certainly are not pleased with rod rosenstein. there is greater angst around the russian investigation. anyone involved with this whether it is jeff sessions, rod rosenstein, mccabe, all of these people from the department of justice, they kind of had this tainted appeal to them now. from the president and from republicans. it certainly a number of them want to give the present political cover they want to

explore all angles and learn what's happening because if i remember that the one person that really knows what's going on here is robert mueller and he has cut everything extraordinary close. they are not really any lease coming up. the pelicans are trying to get as much information as they can about what's happening. arthel: is not the point of for mr. miller to keep the investigation close?>> i don't know if you ever feel it's not going to be beneficial to him to do that. arthel: at some point he will reveal his findings. let's move on and talk about midterms. post midterms, will they be a postmortem for the deputy attorney general? and his boss, attorney general jeff sessions. >> is kind of a question on everyone's mind right now. the president frequently spoken out against jeff sessions even go as far to say he doesn't have an attorney general pete he feels like people at the department of justice should have protected him and they did appear so he has this feeling of that he's being targeted and let down by the people he

brought in to the administration. so it will be interesting to see what actions he answered taking after november. we know he's waiting to do things like start building the wall after november pete he has plans in mind that he wants to act on after the midterms. arthel: the president says there also may be more firing. anything more? >> nothing specific but all i know is that i can't imagine anyone in the administration is safe. there's no telling who could come and go next. arthel: haley, thank you we will leave it there. >> thank you. eric: there is a bit of a bad week for wall street. should we all be worried? what the white house is saying, straightahead.

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economic advisor larry kudlow talking about the u.s. economy on fox sunday this morning. speaking about the market

selloff for wall street that hit last week. mr. kudlow says though, there is nothing to worry about. >> these kinds of corrections are absolutely normal. this was sulfur actually is rather moderate. i think it's about five percent or so, six percent. we are still ahead in the major indexes by four or five percent. the economy is in terrific shape. we are in an economic boom. eric: adele has been at record levels. ellison barber joins us now from washington with more. the president often talks about the economy particularly when he is at campaign events, stock market blow unemployment, dropping wages are increasing wages. he points to those things as evidence of within the it ministration but this week was a rock you and for the stock market there was it was one of the worst days for the dow since february. stocks dropped across the

board. somewhere there was a repeat of 2008 and possibly the start of a global economic slowdown. the white house says the drop is more pickup but on the whole things are good. president trump seems to think that the problem here with the stock market this past week is federal reserve.>> reality is we are on all cylinders, americans, entrepreneurs, workers are absolutely crushing it. profits are rising, confidence is up, blue colors are up, wages are up. >> what you think about the market? >> i think the fed is making, it is so tight. i think the fed has gone crazy. you can say that it is a lot of safety. it is a lot of safety and it gives you a lot of margins. but i think the fed has gone crazy. >> president do not typically criticize the federal reserve because it is supposed be independent and the monetary policies are not supposed to be influenced by politics. the presence economic advisor larry kudlow pushing back on the idea that the presidents comments were inappropriate. >> the president has -- as a

successful businessman knows a lot about the topics and is giving his opinion. his concern is that the fed might move too quickly and might choke off economic recovery. he is not infringing on the independents. >> the fed is expected to raise rates in december, it will be the fourth time they raise them this year when they raise them, in september they cited a strong labor market and economy as part of the reason why. they say it was a normal correction but in his opinion it was moderate. eric: we will hear again when they go back up. arthel: more than 1000 honduran migrants reportedly heading for the u.s. border. writers saying the so-called march of the migrants comes just days after the u.s. urged honduran leaders to take a tougher stance on mass migration. jeff paul is live from our los angeles bureau with the latest. >> vice president mike pence

just met with the president of honduras. and other central american leaders on thursday. he told them, if they do border combat than the u.s. will do more. but days later we are here and there could be 1300 heading to the us-mexico border. the group is hoping to request refugee status when they arrive. this comes after a caravan of migrants from central america tried taking asylum back in may. the president addressing the immigration issue last night in a rally in kentucky where he thanked i.c.e. for efforts. >> these people came in by the thousands and we are taking them out by the thousands. >> the illegal alien criminals, predators, drug dealers, ms-13 killers. we are sending them back home. we are liberating america's cities and towns.

that's what we're doing. >> the trump administration also reportedly considering a new immigration policy that could once again lead to family separation at the border process by this time it would give my grandparents a choice to stay together during the often lengthy immigration process or let the government take their children to a shelter to other relatives or guardians can take custody. the president commenting on the new possible plan as he left the white house last night rally. >> if they feel there will be separation, they don't come. you know, if they feel there is separation, it is a terrible situation. we want to go through congress but the democrats don't want to approve anything. >> what reportedly is off the table right now forced separation that back in june, caused a lot of outrage and protest along the us-mexico border. arthel: jeff paul, thank you. >> i looked through -- lived

through a bunch of hurricanes and what i saw in panama city reminds me of andrew. literally, i think the whole power grid has been shredded. eric: that was senator marco rubio. as the panhandle reels from destruction from hurricane michael. the death toll sulfur stands at 17 from florida up to virginia and sadly, the number is expected to rise. michael was one of the most powerful hurricanes ever to strike the u.s. mainland. jenny is now with an update on the recovery efforts underway throughout the panhandle is the fema spokesman, in panama city. thank you for joining us. and thank you for your agencies work. and all the first responders. at this hour, can you tell us what is your greatest challenge? practically the greatest challenge right now really just is the magnitude and concentration of the damage across the states that were

impacted by hurricane michael. here in the panhandle, communications and power are being restored but that continues to be a challenge appeared fortunately can we see thousands of crews out all day every day. restoring power, communication. so people can connect with their family and they can begin recovery process. eric: you talk about people connecting. we had a report earlier from mike tobin. 2000 people remain unaccounted for. he pointed out he may not mean that they are missing but that they cannot get cell phones or communications. how fast do you think you can get that up and do think the number will go down when more people are connected? >> no, search and rescue efforts have been underway for days. we are confident that the number of people not yet accounted for will decline as family members can reconnect. fortunately, there is a well coordinated effort here led by local authorities, supported by the state, with federal assets, more than a thousand responders in in florida to support local and state efforts.eric: one

of the fema in response bill is now is called sustaining life. can you explain that and what specifically the agency is doing? >> yes, specifically the last few days fema has been delivering truckloads of water and food to a variety of locations around the panhandle. the national guard is involved in distributing life-sustaining food and water to individuals. again, power and communications are coming back up. for individuals who need help recovering from assistance we encourage them to file a claim with their insurance company. if they need assistance from federal, state and other agencies you want people to know they can register through the fema app, through a disaster assistance.gov or through 800-621-3362 as a get connections to the internet and phone service. eric: can you repeat that number again? >> absolutely, this is true for declared disaster areas across

the hurricane michael area. the number is 800-621-3362 or online disaster assistance.gov. eric: is so important. people should have flood insurance. i mean, you have the fema flood insurance, you get the bill every year and you wonder what are the chances? but it can be really important. >> flood insurance is critically important to people in high hazard areas where i am now, very close to the coast and even inland where we continue to see threats of flooding. and homeowners insurance, renters insurance, business insurance, insurance is our first plan of protection but we want survivors to know that fema, federal, state and local partners with nonprofit agencies will be here for months to come to contribute to the recovery. eric: senator rubio talked about living through hurricane andrew. i covered that for fox news back in i guess 92.191, whatever it was. the power of hurricanes are unbelievable. we actually saw a car. he moved a car physically.

we could not believe what we are seeing. but now after houston, after north carolina, and with the chilling video that we have from the drones of the widespread devastation, in mexico beach, people are not really getting the message that they have to evacuate. they had to listen to authorities. these hurricanes are more frequent and are getting stronger and more powerful and more deadly. >> we hope that people who were here in the panhandle of florida and around anywhere in the hurricane area, recognize as they see this and other storms, that it is critically important that they prepare ahead of time. throughout the year, we all need to be prepared as americans for the disasters that we face. and when we hear an evacuation order from hurricane, flood, fire, we need to follow that. we need to be parroted home, school, communities and businesses. eric: this will take months if

not years. our hearts are with all the people in the panhandle who have been so effective. thank you for your time.thank you for taking time out of your busy day for us and to tell us about this. >> of course. arthel: thank you. as you saw earlier the president using immigration to rally a roaring crowd in kentucky. urging supporters to the polls next month. and now with the debate over family separation at the border, back in the spotlight, how will republicans fair in the midterm elections? plus, tyler's birthday party in a south texas town ending with four men dead. how a happy day went terribly wrong.

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ask your doctor or pharmacist about prevnar 13®. arthel: a party marking a child's first birthday erupts in gunfire leaving four men dead and 1/5 wounded. police say the shooting happened yesterday in texas just north of corpus christi. a fight between two family

members escalating into gunfire. three of those killed are from one of the families and the other is from another family. one suspect is in custody. a second suspect has not been arrested. the wounded victim is expected to survive. eric: the present with plans to renew family separation at the us-mexico border. the proposal coming as margaret families entering the country illegally has skyrocketed. despite the backlash from the administrations previous separation efforts and rapidly approaching midterm elections, the president says family separations do work. >> if they feel they are separation, in many cases, they don't come. but also in many cases, you have really bad people coming in and using children. they are not their children, they don't even know the children. they have not known the children for 20 minutes and they grab children and they use them to come into our country.

eric: we are joined with stephanie, the administration was ripped from the separations earlier. now, what are they changing and what are they considering in terms of the new policy?>> clearly president trump is not pleased to hear that there is a surge of migrants coming across the border again.the "washington post" is reporting that an hour zone of the situation is so bad that immigration officials are so overwhelmed to the point they're just having to release everyone without processing them properly. and they don't even have enough ankle bracelets to give out. people are being given pieces of paper and they are released and expected to return to court. often times, they don't return to court. eric: just like catch and release, all of these policies are supposed to end. >> we are pretty much back to catch and release. clearly trump and ms. tatian has to respond to what's going on. also heard there's a caravan of people from honduras coming to the united states.

we are seeing exactly what just took place a few months ago. the response is a binary separation policy. they're not necessarily going to separate families. families will separate themselves. they will have the option whether they will keep the children detained with them for long periods of time or allow the child to reunite with a family member or a friend or be sent to an orphanage. eric: i think one of the criticisms was that just wasn't organize it all before. in any manner. and you have about hundred and 82 torso children they say still separated from the earlier efforts. what you're saying is there considering because of the situation that the judge's ruling that they will stay together for 20 days. then the parents after 20 days will have the option to either stay with the children or have the children go to a separate location? or have them taken by a family member or guardian. >> correct. that is the decree you are talking of. that gives an option and is not necessarily the administrations fault that families would be

separated. they would have the option. jeff sessions made it very clear when he implemented the zero policy, zero-tolerance that is. he said if you don't want to be separated from your family, don't come here. and they're trying to send a strong message out to all of these people that might potentially be thinking they could get into the united states. they will be prosecuted. a lot of people feel like the reversal was an invite to other people to make it to the us. eric: they say in a sense that has backfired and has not stopped the numbers. as you say the numbers of arrest have skyrocketed by 38 percent and the court in the "washington post", -- >> remember they revert the policy, again this is another somewhat, president trump tazing of the invite. that's why he's considering the new policy but the pressures on some of the other countries if you look at latin america as a

whole. we are from vice president mike pence met with the president of honduras. guatemala and el salvador saying we are willing to invest more in your country if you will help with this flow of illegal immigrants coming into our country. we cannot take every single person in your country that is an economic refugee. and there's a difference between seeking asylum and being an economic refugee which the president talked about a lot. he says a lot of people are just coming here because they see the economy is strong. not necessarily running from violence but they get here and they will claim asylum and really, there is not much the u.s. can do from there other than put them through the process. eric: how do you think that this will play out? when do you think is new policy would go into effect? the whole timing is pretty interesting. i don't know if it is a winning strategy for republicans right before the midterm elections just because this issue you know we are talking about people and children and it is a difficult issue to tackle and all of the administration before haven't be able to tackle it properly.

from what i can remember, every single year republicans promise they will tackle immigration and they haven't. we saw house majority leader kevin mccarthy introduced the new bill, to build a wall and enforce the wall bill. there is promising to spend $23 billion to actually build donald trump as well which hasn't happened yet. all we've seen is a beautiful prototypes or by the san diego border near mexico and not much has been done with that. president trump must be extremely frustrated because this is the biggest campaigns promises tackling illegal immigration and immigration reform and not much has been done 20 months into the presidency. eric: he says is definitely going after by the end of the year. do you think there will be an answer, republicans came very close to a bill before but couldn't get to the finish line. >> the admitted patient cannot do it alone. they also expressed a lot of pushback. the president says we need to enforce the laws already on the books and they're not really

trying to push through any others they just need the support from congress. of course, if democrats were to take the house then things could become very complicated. as for the wall again, this is a lot of passion, being thrown around over this, people are heated up over it. what they need to do is according to president trump, build the wall, boosting up law enforcement and spending money on border patrol and i.c.e. and what have you. eric: meanwhile the situation is dire on the board. thank you for joining us this afternoon. arthel: army, navy, air force, marines. their missions and capabilities are pretty well known but the fifth branch of the armed forces may be less so the coast guard appeared more about what the men and women in uniform do every day to keep you safe. you're headed down the highway

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responsibilities from simple things like catching speed demons on the water and dangerous like responding to sos signals and intercepting drugs and illegal cargo and protecting us from terrorism. much of what they do often does not get enough attention it seems. the fox news channel went on a

recent ride along with the new coast guard. jackie is joining us with more on that. reporter: more than 85,000 servicemen and women serving the coast guard. the newly appointed commandant is making sure that they are ready for anything. a hail of machine gun rounds echo off the waters in new york harbor. this is the busiest port traffic in the world and the coast guard new york along with 35 fleet and 1000 servicemen and women tasked with patrolling and protecting it. >> would like to say is we have a lot of everything here. we are one of the busiest container ship ports, one of the busiest ports for gasoline, we are the busiest port for passengers. on top of that, unfortunately, this is of course, the nation and maybe the worlds number one terrorist target.

chris newly commissioned admiral carl schultz become the 26 coast guard commandant this summer. he joined the 100 foot cutter for this running mission and show a four speed a half-dozen vessels and a rescue helicopter took part in the exercise. simulating airdrop rescues and vessel interception. >> security is something i think about every day. >> the overall boat traffic in new york harbor has increased in the last decade. the coast guard is tasked with every situation from a booze cruise to a possible terror attack. >> the maritime domain is absolutely essential to the national security. absolutely essential to economic prosperity and essential to the global reach as a world power. the coast guard touches all of that. >> admiral schultz commanded the first response to hurricane irma, maria and harvey last year. overseeing the rescues of nearly 12,000 people. eric: just traffic and we thank them for their service and glad that they are out on the waves. arthel: yes we do thank them. and there is this, rabid

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action several other cities around the world have zombie walks. los angeles, folks in pittsburgh and sydney australia. i received a zombie? arthel: i do not want to see one! i do not want to see one mr. eric shawn. [cheering and applause] greg: the news seems pretty good if you ask me. booming economy, unlimited dropping a new supreme court judge who can stay awake. pieces breaking out in the careers and american pastors release from turkey and i just saw michael downtown selling pencils. he is so adorable in cardboard shorts. yet, in two years trump salt more headaches than a boatload of [inaudible].