pierson was appointed director in march of last year to the s reputation. question, how's she doing? part of the secret service's leadership since 2008. she served for predecessor mark sullivan who did such a stellar job, he was in charge during the colombian prostitution scandal and two agents were pulled from the president's detail. one for leaving a bullet in a woman's hotel room and another for sending sexually suggestive e-mails to a subordinate. pierson was director in march of this year when the secret service sent three agents home from the netherlands after a night of heavy drinking. how do we know it was heavy drinking? one of the agents slept it off in a hotel hallway! i just love the idea of the united states secret service being represented so brilliantly. >>> and this latest security breakdown is really a much bigger deal, and to allow the residence of office of the president of the united states to be this vulnerable should result in a complete and utter management house cleaning. and homeland security as well as the secret service. at least

seems as if the president is quite willing to leave director pierson in place. there seems to be no insistence upon accountability in this administration whatsoever even when it comes to the president's own family and his own life! >> it's a delicate position for the president. he doesn't want to say my gosh, my family and i are scared witless because we don't know if anybody is protecting us. publicly i think he's got to make that persona out there. however, first of all when that incident happened and the jumper got inside, not one but several people should have been fired on the spot. and it should have been very clear, oos not just unacceptable, it's abominable to put the president and his family at risk is unconscionable with all the money we pay for what's supposed to be the most secure place on earth. lou, i've been in and out of white house over the course of many times of governor career and stayed there a few times. it used to be pretty darn tough for me to get in even when i was driven by state troopers, and thoroughly checked out. i cannot imagine th

neil: pierson among them? >> i would argue yes, unfortunately. they developed relationship with the white house staff, with people in the business sector. look at what some of the former directors and former upper management. look what they've done. it's almost, neil, a quasi form of regulatory capture in the secret service. neil: who leaked that it was actually an off-duty agent who tackled this guy who entered the white house to the grounds? not an active on-duty agent. who would say that unless to embarrass active duty agents? >> they're willing to take the embarrassment at this point to get rid of this management team. they're fed up, neil. i get the calls every day. they're upset about this. neil: dan, thank you very much. curious about that. good seeing you again. >>> now there is pressure to cap spending. the push to cut spending on defense that could leave our forces defenseless. and flyers, you could get sick on your next flight, it depends where you're sitting on that flight. why lizzie is very happy she's ensconced in first class? ♪ mr

what happened with director julia pierson on that incident? >> i can tell you we first learned about that incident shortly before was reported lou: we will be talking with louie gohmert on whether the embattled agency is going to go forward from here. also today, benjamin netanyahu urging the president to show leadership and to end the iranian pursuits of weapons. president obama showing more support at the u.n. general assembly. >> the violence engulfing the region has made too many israelis ready to a been in the hard work of peace and that is something where the of reflection within israel. and let's be clear, the status quo in west bank and gossett is not sustainable. >> we also recognize that we have to find ways to change the status quo so that both israeli citizens are safe and school children are safe in their schools from the possibility of rocket fire. lou: an important difference of emphasis. a former israeli ambassador to the united states joins us now on what it feels to face radical islamic terrorists. and new concerns about the

katrina pierson. >>> 48 minutes before the closing bell rings. while gop front-runner donald trump announced he will not attend cpac, these guys are in, ted cruz, ben carson will speak in the 4:00 p.m. eastern hour. he's expected to make a major announcement in the 4:00 p.m. hour. fox business' senior washington correspondent peter barnes is live at cpac with reaction to donald's dis. they may not be happy. you heard katrina pierson say it's a busy schedule. do you believe that? do they believe that? >> reporter: well, matt schlapp also told me that this decision, this announcement by trump, liz, was the wrong message to send to conservatives, particularly the 11,000 or 12,000 here who could be boots on the ground for candidate trump later down the road. but listen, the other side of the story is from the tea party official that trump -- the trump people were very unhappy with a speech earlier today from jenny beth martin, the head of tea party patriots who supports ted cruz. she made a blistering speech against donald trump saying he was not a t

joining us trump campaign national spokeswoman, katrina pierson. katrina, great to have you here. >> great to be here. lou: and it does look like things are starting to move rather significantly in washington, d.c. toward the trump candidacy. your perception? >> i'd have to agree with you. i'm sure you've seen we've had nine committee chairman at the house of representatives come out and support mr. trump. there have been other former members coming out and supporting mr. trump, at the end of the day, it's about november. lou: it is about november, and talking earlier here with fred barnes of the weekly standard who wrote a terrific column called the myth of hillary. there are the conservatives who maintain a myth that as conservatives they can't reach out to common sense conservative like mr. trump and instead they'll wait for hillary. he pretty much disabused them of the illusion they might cling to. your thoughts. >> i have to agreement we said from the beginning when mr. trump first announced and projected a commonsense agenda for the american

breaking news tonight, the president fired secret service director julia pierson today. officially president obama accepted pier son's resignation after her disastrous hearing in front of the house oversight committee yesterday. a hearing that saw both republicans and democrats outraged at the failures of the agency charged with guarding the life of the president and his family. the house oversight committee, democrats and republicans blasted pierson for her agency inability to stop an armed white house fence jumper from getting within feet of the president's personal residence within the white house. and they determined that seven shots had been fired from a car four days after that incident dating back to 2011. and the secret service didn't inform the president until yesterday that an armed private security guard who is a multiple fell on was allowed into an elevator while armed with president obama at the centers for disease control during his visit there two weeks ago. to make matters worse, press secretary josh earnest today confirmed that pierson kept the cdc incid

katrina pierson. >> good to see you. thank you. lou: a pyramid scheme you have to see.18-year-old german teenager decided to break the law in egypt, climbing the great pyramid of giza in cairo. took 8 minutes to climb to the top before police took him into custody. i will tell you that had to be one immensely conditioned 18-year-old because that's incredible. police decided not to press charges on the condition that he deleted the video. he did so, but at the same time, he uploaded the video to icloud. now we do not support any form of -- well, breaking a deal or breaking the law, but we thought since it was available, what could be the harm? >>> if you're afraid of heights, you might want to avert your eyes now. a daredevil walking on the edge of a sky scrapener dubai which seems to attract daredevils by the dozens. this one scaling the building inch by inch before stopping to get a better view. this drives me crazy, i don't know about you, the idea of hanging your foot over the side, leaving as i counted one foot on the ledge is not a good idea either. at one point, h

lou: up next, trump's former national spokesperson, katrina pierson is joining me.e'll be coming right back after these messages. we'll do all the housekeeping and take a quick break. stay with us. ♪ [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. lou: joining us is donald trump's former national campaign spokesperson, katrina pierson. i want to ask you first much all, this president-elect is making good on promises early. he's moving the ball like we haven't seen a president move like this period, particularly during the president-elect's being president-elect. the closest i would say to this would be ronald reagan in terms of bringing back the hostages from iran. cutting that deal. so the two have some analogies that rise up here, aren't there? >> absolutely. surely no one expected for president-elect trump to sit around and wait to get busy on this. this is something he has been planning to do for quite some time. he's n

i want to bring in trump national spokeswoman katrina pierson. good evening. >> good evening. >> we were listening to those comments, one of the things i thought was interesting, i want to follow up, you talked about the job losses in that part of upstate new york especially since 2001. small town america, when he goes out to these small towns, does he actually connect with the fact that those are voters but those are not the delegates? is he making that connection and does he take that argument to the convention? >> well he does connect with that. that is the message that has resonated along the south as well where he was very successful in tapping into the voters. one of the things i like to remind people, particularly with the discussion of creating jobs is that donald trump is the only candidate in the race that is actually done that. tens of thousands to be exact. so people know that mr. trump understands the importance of a person being able to feed their family at the end of the day and like, governor huckabee just said, the people are ver

we have katrina pierson. she is here with even more excuses from hillary clinton and lieutenant colonel allen west. but first the dow s&p 500 and the nasdaq and hitting new highs. this is apple unveils a slew of new iphone products including a price he iphone at 1000 bucks. stock is down sliding 1% closing at $160 a share. historically you will see that happen. it usually happens after new product launches. people are saying ho-hum to some of these products. an all glass ivana could break. we'll show you what this will look like one of the phones, physical home but none fingerprint scanner nun. there could be facial recognition technology for the phone. we want to get to florida 50 million people without power andhome in inglewood, florida. let's show the viewers what happened. it's hilarious. let's take a listen. >> oh my goodness. you are full of surprises. >> hey. you know we are on television right now. >> oh no, for heaven's sakes. when were you going to tell me that? >> i'm telling you that right now. a

lou: joining us trump campaign national spokeswoman katrina pierson pearson.t's great to have you with us. we have a lot to cover in a lot going on the let's start with unity and the party is mr. trump satisfied with the way things are going with the help that he's getting from the republican leadership? >> i think from the beginning lou mr. trump has been very committed and doing what is necessary to bring the party together and as we have seen for the most part the party has come together. there are couple of leaders out there who are a little hesitant to come on board but for the most part it's going really well. the folks on the ground are very excited. everyone is geared up and ready for the convention but overall it's -- lou: that convention is coming at us in a hurry. keynote speakers, do we have any inside information on who is going to be driving things? >> it's going to be a great convention. it's definitely not going to be your normal boring clinical convention. donald trump brought in some really great people to put this together. we are going to r

breaking news tonight, the president fired secret service director julia pierson today.esident obama accepted pier son's resignation after her disastrous hearing in front of the house oversight committee yesterday. a hearing that saw both republicans and democrats outraged at the failures of the agency charged with guarding the life of the president and his family. the house oversight committee, democrats and republicans blasted pierson for her agency inability to stop an armed white house fence jumper from getting within feet of the president's personal residence within the

katrina pierson with me there, trump national spokesperson.nk you for the time. >>> five states about to close. first exit polls will be published during this hour. we'll bring you that data right away. find out which way voters are leaning. which candidates could be surging. to see if there are any wildcards we can pick out from now. >>> hillary being called out for another gaffe on benghazi. >> libya was a different kind of calculation. >> no. >> and we didn't lose a single person. deirdre: former navy seal is my guest. he wonders why she didn't count the four americans who died there? >>> as we mentioned state polls just a few hours from closing. new report that ted cruz is surging in illinois, ohio and in florida. one of his supporters will be with me, talking about that data. new video of cruz getting punchchy with a protester. >> we'll be respectful, one difference between this and donald trump rally is i'm not asking anyone to punch you in the face. e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. and i'd like to... cut. so i'm gonna take this

it goes to what katrina pierson said earlier.the speech today had anything to do with trump, that it was all about sanders and that is what it was designed for. >> i think it was sanders. i never thought i would live to see hillary clinton lecture somebody on ethics. i went to a college that didn't teach me anything. can they investigate that. lou: millions of americans are saying, i'm suing. let's ratchet it up on the part of the establishment against trump. pga entering presidential politics and then trying to believe it wasn't a political move. my guess is nbc and comcast had a lot to do with that because of the contract with the tournament. i don't know that, but there is a lot of the establishment in play here going after trump. your reaction. >> there is no question about it. the pga issued a statement saying this has nothing to do with politics, that this is an internal decision, and that's bogus. they are bringing the tournament to mexico. they are clearly trying to make a statement here. it's obvious for everyone to see.

liz: katrina pierson, come back soon.he show. >>> next, a terrible tragedy that happened in times square. 18-year-old woman killed. 22 people injured earlier today, speeding car plowed into pedestrians in times square. the driver, 26-year-old richard rojas is in custody. he'd been aested inew york twice beforeor drunk driving. >>> coming up, a report alleging the trump campaign was in contact with russian officials in at least 18 undisclosed calls and e-mails. but is it true? we're going to get to the bottom of that. >>> up next, roger ailes, co-creator of fox news and fox business channel died today at 77. we will discuss his long and varied career next, don't go away. . liz: roger ailes, one of the founders of fox news and fox business, a tv pioneer died at the age of 77. rupert murdoch, executive chair of twenty-first century fox and the fox news channel said -- now roger ailes was known for transforming cable news by building fox's fair and balanced format. he was known as a kind, generous, hilarious and, yes a flawed

trump campaign national spokesperson katrina pierson in her first reaction to mark cuban saying trump gives nothing more than, quote, headline porn with not much else underneath. can't wait to hear what katrina says about that. wait until you hear what icahn and trump are warning about with the markets. i'm back, let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: all right. let's get to that breaking news, and perhaps it was reallonly a matter of time considering one in fifty americans suffer from fatal allergies, but mylan, the only drug company with the patent to make the epipen which saves people's lives has just been hit with a class action lawsuit are. here's what we know. an ohio woman has filed this proposed class action suit in an ohio county court claiming that sharp price hikes for the company's epipen device violated the state's consumer protection law. again, this is just ohio. but hours earlier new york attorney general eric schneiderman announced he's launched an investigation into whether mylan violated antitrust laws to provide epipens to some school systems. what's that about? myl

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here to answer those questions trump national campaign spokesperson katrina pierson.on is not from inside the beltway. he's a numbers guy, six decades of financial success. if he were standing in front of you asking how is donald trump going to pay for the plan, what is the answer? >> well, look, i would simply say that this was one speech that's going to be followed by a series of speeches that will be addressing that question. but even if you look at these particular policies that mr. trump has spoken about in the past, he has talked about cutting waste, fraud and abuse which i know isn't a ton of money, but we do have to start somewhere. but then we also look at some of the money that's renegotiated with some of the trade deals. and when you look at the number of jobs we're talking about increasing revenue, that turns into a big number, liz. and we have to keep in mind, you know, in elections past we've had all these promises to do certain things with the economy whether it's taxation or regulation, and things have just progressively gotten worse. now we have a can

perhaps devon nunes can find out liz: katrina pierson thanks for coming on the show. facebook ceo mark zuckerberger berg has a new year resolution, this is his personal resolution to fix problems like fake news, violent videos on his site and terrorists using facebook as a platform to communicate with each other. my next guest says it sounds like zuckerberg's resolution is to do just do this job. my next guest is suing facebook for not doing enough to curb those terror communications on his website he's attorney keith altman, he joins me next. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with uniqu

trump spokesperson katrina pierson. convention, trump's appearance tonight, the selection of running mate governor mike pence, and the latest drama that apparently loyalists of ted cruz are still working the final rules in the 11th hour to try and get his name on the nomination floor. [laughter] it's unbelievable. we're going to ask katrina about that. the closing bell, we're about 46 minutes away. the dow and the s&p closing in on new all-time records. by the way, folks, s&p, anything higher than a gain of two points is an all-time record. the dow right there, the nasdaq at 2016 highs, so let's take you to the floor show as earnings season kicks into high gear. yahoo!, ibm and much more. >>> the dark side seemingly taking over hasbro's line of boys' toys, it's actually nowhere near the intergalactic range of 24-32% the toymaker has seen in the last three quarters. what happened? well, the fallout making investors as cautious as the last jedi, down nearly 8%. and america's security no child's play as deadly events at ho

liz: thank you katrina pierson good to see you.king news an update on twitter's review of the 2016 u.s. election. at the request of congressional investigators twitter is saying as part of our review we have identified both more internet research agency and automated russia-based accounts. in fact over a thousand accounts and more than 600,000 people in the u.s. followed at least one of those thes. let's take a check of twitter it is down slightly after-hours. next up to the sanctuary state of california. democrat attorney general pushing back against a potential immigration crack down in northern california. he's now warning companies and businesses that you will, company and business, face legal repercussions including $10,000 fines if you help out federal immigration authorities. details next. liz: so what did blue state democrats do when the federal government takes away the state and local tax deduction? everyone thought these states would get religion and cut spending. nope, new york governor andrew c uomo now wants $1.5 bill

liz: katrina pierson great to see you. >> thank you.iz: let's get to this story democrat chicago mayor former obama chief of staff ram emmanuel now launching a municipal id in chicago for illegal immigrants? my next guest says he should be more concerned about putting criminals in handcuffs last night one dead at least eight wounded in chicago's shootings we have a lot of problems there already conservative comentator lawrence jones on with me next, don't go away. jeff and susan are heading into retirement. and market volatility isn't top of mind. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial, which allows them to take advantage of growth opportunities in up markets, while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so they're less concerned with market volatility and can focus more on the things they're passionate about. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. searching for answers like where to treat, can feel overwhelming. so start your search wit

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liz: and reports that julia pierson just resigned. >> that has an impact on the markets.people jittery, they're worried about the broad instability about the country. and anything could push it over. so whether or not ebola is a black swan event, i can't tell you. but i can tell you it is weighing in on the markets today and has weighed in. liz: how about this, larry diamond, we had him at the top, he was talking specifically about would be disastrous, a pandemic of ebola, not happening now folks. but also isis fighters are five miles from the baghdad airport. the pentagon is not denying that, and we have iraqi officials saying they're five miles away, they're held. if the baghdad airport were to fall, larry diamond said that would be, quote, disastrous. he of the hoover institution over at stanford. i didn't think people are paying enough attention to that. >> well, you know, i'm not saying that's a good thing. purely based on today, this is not. these headlines are not out about baghdad. so traders aren't trading off of this. but in terms of, you know, why is the market

we'll ask katrina pierson how mr. trump is handling this bumpy week on the trail? what happened behind closed doors during the rnc meeting and why is trump m.i.a. on the trail today. >>> the anaconda ad, ted cruz supporter and former reporter on that ad and the lyin' ted pile-on and how the snake goes around the neck. >>> the nuclear summit with more than 50 world leaders, wait until you hear how he describes the iran nuclear deal today. likes the jobs report, the dow jones industrial average near session highs. more than a 200 point reversal after initially falling when the labor department announced the unemployment rate kicked up to 5% but the economy created 215,000 new jobs. charlie gasparino switched his story, new news on how the clinton campaign plans to thread the needle on wall street, and we'll show you tesla's hot new ride. so hot elon musk is updating stunning reservation numbers for the model 3. less than an hour to the closing bell. time to gun the engine and start the "countdown." . liz: this is interesting, the dow is up 96 points at the moment. th

also with us, trump campaign national spokesperson, katrina pierson.e have a lot to discuss including chicago in crisis. the month of august set to go down as the most silent month in chicago in 20 years. we'll discuss what needs to be done by the with former d.c. homicide detective rob wheeler. urgent concerns about potential rigging of the presidential election. the f.b.i. is investigating a series of suspected foreign hacks of state election computer systems and their websites. catherine herridge has our report. reporter: the four-page f.b.i. flash alert was soant officials after foreign hackers targeted voter data basses in four states. the codes identifying an individual computer. after its successful breach, voter dat was stolen. >> you are seeing more and more destabilization to under mine the trust and confidence in american institutions such as the electoral system. the same threat prompted homeland security secretary jeh johnson offering the services of federal experts to scan for additional weakness and shore up the voting system. the white

also at this trump campaign national spokesperson katrina pierson. we have a lot to discuss tonigho including chicago in crisis. the month of august now set to go down as the most violent month in chicago in 20 years. we will discuss what needs to be done about it with former d.c. homicide detective rod wheeler. our top story tonight urging concerned about potentialdi rigging of the presidential election and the fbi is investigating a series of suspected foreign hacks ofhacks election and their web sites. catherine herridge has a report. >> fbi alerts sent to election officials after foreign hackersa targeted voter registration databases in two states. the fbi reports the ip addresses identifying and individual computer use readily available software to scan the board of election web sites for vulnerabilities and after aac successful breach voter data was stolen. >> we are seeing more and more manifestations of information on warfare by a cyber tostabiliz destabilize and undermine the trust and confidence of american institutions. >> the fbi alert as

but afterwards, pierson put out a statement saying this was a rumor started by omarosa herself.rson added in the statement, quote, omarosa fabricated the story by conflating numerous discussions. within minutes of that tape being released, coincidental or not the president took to twitter and posted the following saying, quote, when you give a crazed, crying, low-life a break and give her a job at the white house, i guess it just didn't work out. good work by general kelly for quickly firing that dog. the white house battling back suggestion at the press briefings that the president's characterization went a bit too far. >> i think the president is certainly voicing his frustration with the fact that this person has shown a complete lack of integrity, particularly by the actions following her time here at the white house. reporter: now the president's 2016 campaign is now fighting back, filing an arbitration case in new york contending that omarosa broke a confidentiality agreement. that hasn't stopped her from talking though, as this afternoon she went on msnbc and made this cl

katrina pierson, trump spokesperson. speaking of donald trump, candidates make final push before super tuesday tomorrow. donald trump is going to hold a rally. he is at a state university in georgia. he may respond to cruz chris's challenge -- ted cruz's challenge. we'll bring you remarks live. marco rubio wants to remind voters what is at stake tomorrow. >> i really believe voters would see through this con job he is trying to do. obviously that hasn't happened. i believe a first-rate con artist is on the virge of taking over party of lincoln and reagan. we need to remind people what is at stake here. deirdre: tune into fox business. we're here all super tuesday. neil cavuto, lou dobbs. they will bring results as soon as they come in 6:00 p.m. eastern time. when we come back, senator cruz's campaign, reacts maybe satisfied with trump spokesperson comments. pushing for release of "new york times" alleged secret tape on trump's immigration comments. >>> moments away from release of final batch emails hillary clinton's pri

katrina pierson with us here. the texas governor expected to speak in just under an hour about 30 minutes time with a full update on the investigation. foxbusiness well have it for you. we will bring that to you as soon as the conference starts. the police chief said they specifically targeted white police officers. arizona border sheriff is with me next. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. even if you have already been vaccinated with another pneumonia vaccine, prevnar 13® may help provide additional protection. prevnar 13® is used in adults 50 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of th

katrina pierson, of the trump campaign responds. and the price of an epipen is spiking. why this is essential life or death drug for children and adults is up 400%. david: wow, that is incredible. first we go back to the markets. the dow inching deeper into the red with apple, johnson & johnson and disney among today's biggest drags. oil is getting slammed today. phil flynn, price futures, bringing action from cme. adam shapiro is on floor of new york stock exchange. we saw a big merger monday deal, right? >> $14 billion should bring a smile to the fails of some investors. pfizer buying medivation, they make a cancer fighting drug. i won't pronounce this correctly. both stocks are up. pfizer down slightly but medivation up quite a bit as you see. at one point high as 20%. take a look at facebook because "barron's" on sunday had a report they could potentially see that stock go up about the 20% more because they haven't finished figuring out how they will make all the money from mobile. remember two years ago everyone was talking how will facebook monetize mobile? they fi

do i want to follow katrina pierson? do i want to follow diamond and silk? trish: well, now spike lee is calling black trump supporters diamond and silk house slaves. tonight diamond and silk, they have a thing or two to say about that, spike. they'll respond here. but first, liberal dems already shaming elizabeth warren and blaming sexism for talking the her out because -- taking her out because it couldn't have been this kind of crazy talk that actually did her in, the right? >> you went out of your way, you went out of your way to call yourself a capitalist. >> yes -- a two cent wealth tax, universal childcare, universal pre-k, to raise the wages of every childcare worker, $800 billion into our public schools, fully fund -- [cheers and applause] we could cancel student loan debt. trish: you know, i'm just curious, where was the whole sisterhood, right? when carly fiorina ran for president or sarah palin who was the vp nominee. and confronting the sisterhood -- i'm confronting the city hood because they're the only ones liberal women are supporting. >> her

we're bringing in former trump 2016 campaign spokesperson, she is katrina pierson and will react after this. i cannot imagine managing my diabetes without my dexcom. this is the dexcom g5 mobile continuous glucose monitoring system. a small, wearable sensor measures your glucose every 5 minutes and sends the data to a dexcom receiver. dexcom helps lower a1c and improves quality of life. if you're over 65 and you have diabetes, you should have a dexcom. if you get a dexcom, you're going to be very glad that you did. visit dexcomnow.com to learn more. president trump: there's a tremendous spirit when you look at all of the different charts and polls and you see as an example african american unemployment at the historic low , its never had a period of time like this, same with hispanic. women at a 17-year low. it's very heartwarming to see but there's a tremendous spirit in the united states. i would say it's a spirit like i have never witnessed before. leland: you see that president trump talking about the american spirit saying low unemployment across numerous age-groups and demographi