please, morrissey, don't eat me. look in your heart. don't eat me. oh, no. not my head. oh.ese, your brazilians and your italians all agreeing on something, it's pretty clear it's a really good idea. everybody agrees that this complicated-looking creature with all these troublesome shells is worth the work. sow tear off the little limbs. we'll get to you later, my friends. rip out the tail. these are the lungs. you don't want them. now you've got all this nice fat in there. oh, yeah. now we're getting to the claw. look at that. what's poking out of there? oh, yeah. that little nubbin of goodness like a celestial nipple. oh. when people started demanding boneless stuff like chicken without a bone, or crab meat without the actual crab or lazy lobster, that was the beginning of the erosion of our society as we know it. if you're not willing to work for a payoff like this, how do you expect us to like fight al qaeda? if you can't suck the meat out of a crab. a character builder. and delicious. >> and if your perfect day really did happen, you'd probably let yourself be swept awa

west virginia's attorney general patrick morrissey worked closely with scott pruitt and joins us nowe you. >> thank you. david: so he is being labeled as a climate change denier by "the new york times" in a screaming headline. climate change denier, as if he is some kind of an idiot or weirdo. you know him well. you have worked with him. does he have the stomach to stand up to charges that he is going to get constantly as epa head? >> oh, i think he does. for those that know scott pruitt, not only a good man, he cares about the rule of law. every time we always spoken with scott pruitt he is going after unlawful nature of these regulations. what a lot of people, the american public have to understand, is that what the obama administration tried to do, and that's why scott pruitt, why myself, a number of other attorneys general sued the obama administration. they were trying to transform the epa from being environmental regulator into a central energy planning authority. their position was radical. pruitt's is reasonable. david: is it fair to say that what the obama administration was

attacks in the last few years since a coup removed the former muslim brotherhood president muhammad morrisseyrrent regime is pointing the finger at the muslim brotherhood for this latest attack, but the violence and the problems in egypt run a lot deeper than just the muslim brotherhood, and there's growing frustration with the president, the former general who now runs egypt about his handling of not only the economy but also the security situation which continues to deteriorate. obviously both in egypt and in turkey they have the same problems that we're seeing in syria and iraq and lebanon and a lot of other places including here in jerusalem as well. there is a real problem with growing violence in this region, eric. >> it is so sad and continues. connor from jerusalem. thank you. >>> for more on this let's bring in retired navy captain chuck nash, a fox news military analyst. and captain nash, i want to start by getting your overview of what's going on on both fronts and then tell us more pointedly why should americans pay attention or care of course apart from the fact that no one wants

and it starts right around morrissey boulevard and continues up to columbia road. north of the pike, moving along 93 south just fine. we do have that closure at nealan street. closed between harrison and stewart street because of the water main break. a reporter at the scene and will continue to bring you details all morning. the variety of cameras i am monitoring. still pretty dash and you wil be experiencing some slippery conditions because of the rain. drive times, 19 minutes from route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 38 minutes on 93 south. 28 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. meteorologist shiri spear tracking those showers and how long they will be with us throughout the morning, shiri. >> shiri: yeah, because we are definitely off to a wet start this morning. it is raining and has been raining for a couple of days. and just since midnight, picked up a third of an inch in boston. half an inch in fitchburg and orange. heavier stuff to the north an west of boston lighter over southeastern mass. and that is basically where we are getting soaking. s

. >> the morrissey that eats meat. >> i think it's actually bigoted.s basically saying, is she eastern european? that's what he was saying. >> i think it's worst than that. last year we heard that the worst people in the world refused to bake a wedding cake for people they disapproved of. and we told those people were awful and it was illegal. yet here's this guy who says he's going to refuse what he does, bake a dress cake, i guess, to someone he disapproved of and everyone likes him. maybe they're both heros or both jerks. >> they're jerks. >> okay, so it was bad and the way he talks is incredibly annoying and his clothes aren't in my image. please shut up and stop talking. but he's not as bad as someone like sophie tea posted on twitter, completely unprompted, just so you know, i'm not going to dress melania trump. what are we like 5-year-olds? just so you know, you're not coming to my birthday party at the discovery zone, you're not invited. >> something tells me you've heard that. >> i have heard that! and they weren't invited to my party either.

egypt has seen a wave of attacks since the coup which ousted former president muhammad morrissey. the current military regime led by president sisi has blamed the violence on the ousted muslim brotherhood who they say is behind all of these attacks but the stain buiinstability in egy growing. there's problems with the economy and a growing isis presence in places like the sinai and there's just a real instability that eventually president sisi was brought into power to deal with but things have continued to get worse. the violence we see in egypt is also happening in other parts of the region. late last night a pair of bombs blew up in downtown istanbul. kurdish separatists targeting the soccer stadium and an upscale area in downtown istanbul. at least 38 people were killed. more than 150 people were wounded. this was a sizable and significant attack. kurdish separatists claimed responsibility. there's been an ongoing decades' long battle between kurdish separatists and the turkish government. the kurds in iraq and syria are considered strong u.s. allies but there's a tension betw

at least he's taken president morrissey off death row, an important step, a bit overdue. how do these issues affect you and the way you deal with egypt? in other words, internal governance. >> they are helpful to us. frankly, i think the military and military relationship and certainly like all relationships has its highs and has its lows, but i think it's remained pretty steady. so i talk to the general on a regular basis. we visited back and forth several times just in relatively short period we've been here, but things like that i think help give us space to develop the relationship and to move forward and look for opportunities to move forward and to try to capitalize on. i know as i work with their military leaders, mostly through chief of defense there, i think he agrees with that. so we are. one thing we are trying to do, we are trying to get our exercise program back in place. as many of you recall, we've had an exercise program called bright star that's long baseball a staple of security cooperation in the region. we stopped doing it back in about 2009 timeframe

let's bring in the attorney general of west virginia republican patrick morrissey joined the sunset,mate agenda and what it has done for industry in your state. >> if you look at the obama power planet has had a devastating effect, not only coproducing states but many places across the country because it is trying to slowly but surely kill off cold but also starting to drive the price of electricity up and that is one of the reasons we know 24 states have stepped up to challenge this in its recent letter, the big one at the us supreme court, we are hopeful under a new president trump that on day one he can begin the process of rolling back some of these burdensome regulations. ashley: with a republican congress, the house and the senate, you must be pretty hopeful that can happen. >> i really am. there is a terrific pack to be the epa administrator, i worked with scott pruitt, he has done a terrific job, he cares about the will of la. on the attacks you are seeing, know what that means? they know you have a serious person, someone who has been at the forefront of challenging these re