>> brett: laura, thank you.ase getting national attention is one we first brought you here on "special report." two teenagers here in the country illegally now stand accused of raping a 14-year-old girl in a high school bathroom in maryland. now the senate judiciary chairman wants answers about how they were able to remain in the country after both had been caught by immigration officials. correspondent doug mckelway has our report tonight from rockville, maryland. >> reporter: this morning rockville city police were at the mommy of jose montano the rape suspect being tried as adult. he came here illegally aide and said to live in this shack in his uncle's backyard. of the rejected public defender. now represented by respected criminal defense attorney the bilingual david would then whose firm website touts multicultural life experiences. last year would then won acquittal for a defendant accused of sexual abuse by a 15-year-old girl. he says montano who is being held at in detention facility nearby is innocent.

i watched your friend brett bair, the day previous, where he was talking about certain very complex sets of things happening. and wiretapping. i said, wait a minute. a lot of wiretapping being talked about. i seen a lot of things and i won't discuss it because we have it before the committee and we will be submitting things before the committee very soon that haven't been submitted as of yet. >> you're the president. you have the ability to gather all of the evidence you want. >> i do, i do. but frankly i think we have a lot right now. i think if you watch -- if you watched the brett bair and what he was saying and what he was talking about and how he mentioned the word wiretap you would very very confident you could mention the name and he mentioned it and other people mentioned it. but if you look at the wiretapping and eavesdropping. when i say wiretap, those words were in quotes. that really covers because wiretapping is pretty

>> brett: i think he is signaling that now. and i don't know how long they are going to wait, but, clearly, there are real problems with obamacare in many different parts of the country. and they're going to have to play now on that framework because it's clear that republicans are not going to be able to get enough to votes to repeal it from its roots so they are going to have to depiction it with democratic help there was no democratic that was going to rip up the obamacare structure. the president is going to reach out and try to get democrats. i chalke talked to chuck schumer recently in an interview. he said once the repeal effort is over we will come forward with some ideas about how to fix obamacare as it stands now. >> kimberly: greg, do you have a question? >> greg: yes, i do, kimberly, thank you. bret, isn't it entirely possible that the russian could say have tampered with this vote? i don't think you can disprove this. i think rand paul colluded with putin to undermine the vote so the white house would rehire paul m

brett brown not happy with the call and is teed up. the sixers are fired up.ing from behind in the fourth. sixers within two but the hawks not letting this one go. hawks win 99-92. listen to the story of brett brown's technical foul. >> i was like standing between him and the ref and i'm like, i tried to stop him. he's like no, i got this and brushed me off and they called a tech. there goes that. >> you tried. >> i tried. and he came back to the bench and he was like, guys, that was a brand-new couch for my wife. that was pretty funny. >> $2500. >>> brett brown visited with dwight howard in the hawks locker room. he said i love the way your team plays. >>> the phillies win a split squad today. >>> nava sends a blast gone. that is off verlander. and in the sixth. can you smell what the brock is cooking here. a lock to make the team now. the other game against pittsburgh, look at this. look at this. the center fielder doesn't move. phillies hitting good pitchers today. they win both 8-2. two more games in florida and they come back home. i'm john clark. we're r

was fake news and then cited the brett bair interview and he was interviewing paul ryan and he cited reports of wiretapping. he wasn't confirming or stating those were true. he is falling back on the media and has to say i believe "the new york times" is failing. but that is the source of my information. so now republican allies of the president are beginning to grow weary of waiting for the administration to justify that wiretap tweet. after nearly two weeks, house intel committee chairman david nunez took a stronger tone on the president's claim. >> we don't have any evidence that that took place. and, in fact, i don't believe just in the last week of time the people we have talked to, i don't think there was an actual tap of trump tower. president obama wouldn't physically go over and wiretap trump tower so now you have to decide as i mentioned last week do you take the tweets literally and if you are, then clearly the president was wrong. >> fbi doctor james comey will testify before the house

i watched your friend brett bayer, the day previous, where he was talking about certain very complex sets of things happening. and wiretapping. i said, wait a minute. a lot of wiretapping being talked about. i seen a lot of things and i won't discuss it because we have it before the committee and we will be submitting things before the committee very soon that haven't been submitted as of yet. >> you're the president. you have the ability to gather all of the evidence you want. >> i do, i do. but frankly i think we have a

>> bretts. >> have a seat at that table.re moving this inmate into a cell where he's compatible with a cell mate and he'll have his own cell and we're going to figure out where -- who to move where later on. >> in order to keep casper separated from cash, deputies decide to move big daddy to the upper tier. and big daddy is none too happy about the move. >> he disrupted me, got me bounced around, got me bounced out of my cell while i had my own program going and bounced me up here. it ain't cool. because he want to play shower games with fendi. he knows he's not supposed to be doing that. >> big daddy told us he's not gay but is in protective custody because of gang ties. he said he's anything but a gay basher but said he did have it out for casper. >> they did the right thing because i was going to beat the [ bleep ] out of him, seriously. i was going to beat his [ bleep ] in the cell. only me and him in there. you close the door, it is just me and you. you could scream, holler all you want to. by the time they get there, i

to brett's show on march 3rd the night before the president tweeted. that does not cite evidence of wire tapping and refers to other unspecified reports and none say anything about president obama wire tapping president trump. he could have picked up a phone and called the fbi and cia and asked for the information. he didn't. there was something else he said in that fox interview that is similar to what he said before. in the world of television is what we call a tease. >> wire tap covers a lot of things. you will find very interesting items coming to the forefront over the next two weeks. >> that's the tease. it's stay tuned because there is something interesting coming up. the president has done this before most notably talking about president obama's citizenship. >> right now i have real doubts. people have been studying it and they can't believe what they are finding. >> people now are searching in hawaii? >> absolutely and they can't believe what they are finding. >> the pay off for that tease never came. there has never been evidence that citizen

brett. >> no. >> mr. bratt no. >> house conservatives flexed their muscles today nearly blocking the gop bill then tacking on a work retirement for medicaid recipients. alabama congressman gary palmer. >> by 2022 there will be 29.7 million able-bodied adults on medicaid. i think we do these people a tremendous disservice by not requiring work. >> reporter: they're also demanding deeper cuts to medicaid. moderate republicans want the opposite. >> i got people, 700,000 people in my state, who have been part of the medicaid expansion. >> reporter: stuck in the middle house speaker paul ryan and the white house. >> this president is getting deeply involved. he is helping bridge gaps in our conference. >> reporter: but democrats argue tweaking the bill here or there won't fix the central problem, 24 million people projected to lose coverage. connecticut senator chris murphy. >> let's say they make some changes so that only 20 million american lose health care insurance. that is still a nightmare. >> reporter:

brett ratner says rotten tomatoes is killing the movie industry.is x-men movie was so bad that later the franchise had to make it so they went back in time and changed history so his movie never happened. >> then wiped out all the other x-men movies. they destroyed all the other x-men movies that are only half as bad. >> if you don't want a crappy, e a crappy movie. you're something about "batman vs. superman"'s score. he said people don't realize what goes into a movie like tha that. who cares. >> we don't want to think about what goes into a score, we want to be entertained by yet. >> oh, so it's not bad? >> that makes it even worse. you work that hard? >> how about make a good movie. call me crazy. by the way, personally i prefer metacritic to rotten tomatoes. >> do they have movies? >> yeah, all kinds of crazy things. also, they are friends of "red eye." >> going on after the show. >> my new favorite. >> thank you, eddie. coming up, a new york lady finds car. the aftermath is next. of this truck held up. wooooow!! -holy moly. that's a good size

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i have got brett and he skis two meters in front of me.he snow conditions and the terrain and then i can indicate whether i can see him and whether we need to speed up or slow down. this is a special partnership. i'd say we will probably be friends for life now. it is amazing from a perspective what she does. she must have a screw loose or something! i'm blind in my left eye i can only see about 5% vision in the right eye. i mainly focus on the orange jacket and that is pretty much all i can see at that speed. we get on amazingly well. she is pretty much like a sister. without the fighting. when i come into the sport i started working with millie so i was able to build the knowledge and experience and then when i started working withjenna, we could slot in nicely. it's a huge responsibility. until you do it, you don't realise what the weight is on your shoulders is. you are in charge of somebody's life in a trust you completely. it's quite restricting, being visually impaired off the piece. but on the skis, the speed i can go the freedom i

we are joined from tokyo by brett miller, bloomberg's head of japan economy.alk to us about in this world trade, fallingt global trade, what is behind the growth in japanese exports? brett: the chief source of growth for japan has been china. -- strongeally string increase in exports to china. when we look at february we saw exports of order parts going up and computer circuitry took -- to hong kong increasing. we saw some increase in sales to europe but they were quite weak relative to what we sow is china. we do hear a lot of talk about protectionism and it is a risk for japan. the last four months seeing increases in exports to china and that is helping the economy. can we flesh out a little bit more the risks on the horizon for japanese exports? does it depend to the extent that they can we balance out any sluggish exports to the u.s. with bigger exports to china -- to china? bret right: they will be looking to increase experts to the uris -- the u.s. and europe. the risk of protectionism and that talk to me from the trump administration is a big issue for

. ♪ >> bret: welcome to washington i met brett bear, happy st. patrick's day.resident trump hosted german chancellor angela merkel at the white house this afternoon, both leaders offered to work together where interests aligned and gave public recognition to areas of cooperation especially in afghanistan and ukraine. it was president trump pointing to a possible shared experience that raised eyebrows and produced even more questions on a story that has consumed the white house for two weeks. good evening, kevin. it >> good evening, happy st. patrick's day to you, for all our viewers out there the uncommon presidency of donald j. trump taking another interesting turn as the current commander-in-chief seem to take a not-so-subtle jab at the former president right in front of a key ally. >> president trump: as far as wiretapping this past administration, at least we had something in common, perhaps. of [laughter] >> it was the irony of ironies, there he was the president fielding questions about the claims the white house had repeated that former president obama h

. >> in our reality brett had been brain washed to meet the predator. >> reporter: nancy fitzpatrick losing her grandson. brett had been living with his family in england back in 2014 when he was contact beside nope-year-old lewis danes through online video game. brett's family tells us he was always a good kid, didn't get in trouble but was becoming withdrew once lewis danes kept in his life. >> breck stayed on the site. he focused on him and groomed him. he took him away from his parents, his friends he dropped out of things at school he didn't care about activities any more. >> breck's mother change changed the change in behavior and took away his technology privileges that didn't stop the predator from trying to lure breck away. dane sent breck a private phone. he would convince breck to travel over 30 miles to his apartment one with promise that is he would make him a millionaire by teaching him how to built his own sight. that's where the 14-year-old would lose his life. breck was slash in the throat. >> i guess we're trying to stop it from happening to another people. i never

brett: first 100, pomposity, sms and groupthink.ity" is next. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," president trump met with german chancellor angela merkel. and coulter, geraldo rivera, sarah carter will be here. but first, today's meeting highlighted major differences between trump and chancellor merkel's approach to key issues. america can can learn. president trump and chancellor merkel capped off their first visit earlier today by holding a joint trust conference. where we stand on protecting this country. watch

then he said in the brett baier interview, he cited reports of wiretapping. he's falling back on the media. of course, i believe "the new york times" is failing, but that is the source of my information. republican allies are beginning to grow weary of waiting for the administration to justify the wiretap tweet. devin nunez took a stronger tone on the president's claim. >> we don't have any evidence that took place. i don't believe, just in the last week the people we talk to, i don't think there was an actual tap of trump tower. president obama wouldn't physically go over and wiretap trump tower. you have to decide, are you going to take the tweets literally and if you are, then clearly the president was wrong. >> fbi director, james comey will face the claims on monday. comey had a deadline of yesterday from a judiciary subcommittee to respond to questions from republican lindsey graham and democrat sheldon whitehouse. >> apparently the fbi contacted by staff that they will be at some date in the future providing us an answer to this in a classified manner.

. >> i read in i think january 20th, they talked about wiretapping, i used that term, i watched brett bayer the day previous where he was talking about certain very complex sets of things happening, and wiretapping. i said there is a lot of wiretapping being talked about. >> there it is, we showed you that answer last night. that is the confession. that is the president's own answer about what information he used for that tweet. now tucker carlson knows that he has no chance of competing with bill o riley and he asked some good questions. he let big lies fly by, but every trump interviewer has done that. he got trump's on the record confession about the sources he used. this article in the new york times was one of them. wiretapped data used in inquiry of trump aides. trump is lying about that article being a source of his tweet, because it appeared six weeks before his tweet, and that article does not say anything about president obama authorizing wiretapping of donald trump's phones in trump tower. that is a google search of wiretapping. but he is probably not lying about brett baye

this is becoming a pain or what and okafor out again in indiana because of pain in his right knee and brettrown the coach doesn't know when he will be back, listen to this. >> i'm a complete prisoner to his body and medical news and will react as the medical people tell me to. >> a prisoner to his body. it sounds. >> crazy. >> sounds like a line from a romantic comedy. >> anything new about this? he has been a prisoner to these big men all year long. the okafor thing i'm not as much concerned about. >> you would not shut him down nine games to go? >> i think okafor is not a future of the team and eventually will have to move him. the guy who they will build around is another question mark in joel embiid what do you do with that situation. >> he is due for a contract a year going in the final year of his contract, he had meniscus surgery. >> and you trust him, can you trust him? >> what would you do knowing he is going to be in line for a possible is 100-140 million deal do you resign him over the summer or let it play out and let's see if joel embiid will become a restricted free agent and

but along with the meal, brett hartman also feeds them something extra, a dose of liquid cannabis.t's helped alleviate kailee's anxiety and brutus' chronic pain after surgery for a pit bull attack. >> utilizing cannabis every day with him has made a big difference. >> reporter: are you seeing an impact in their life? >> a huge impact. a 13-year-old datsun are going to have more issues with mobility. and his quality of life is just so much more enjoyable. >> reporter: some people will say, however, that you are drugging your dog. >> okay. i beg to differ. i feel like this is botanical. this is plant medicine. >> it's specifically made for the animals. >> reporter: alison got into the medical marijuana field about 20 years ago. but for the past decade, her focus has shifted from humans to animals. >> we use the same cannabis extract we do in humans. so we don't differentiate between humans and the animals. and i've seen better results in the animals than i am in the humans. >> reporter: she says her marijuana based product, treat well and others like it, does for animals the same thi

if you watch the brett bare and what he's saying and how he mentioned the word "wiretap," you can feelhe name. if you take a look at some of the things written about wiretapping and eavesdropping. when i say that, wiretapping is pretty old fashion stuff. that covers surveillance and many other things. nobody ever talks about the feedback that it is in quotes. wiretap covers a lot of different things. i think you will find some interesting items coming to the fore front over the next two weeks. >> lets be fair to the president. there is no evidence of collusion. there is been a lot of speculation and rumor and inuendo. >> react to what you just heard. >> you are 100% right at that. >> of course, he was bought and paid for by russia. >> well, you know, jeff sessions taking meetings with the russian prime ministers, it is not good but it is not evidence to your point that this is a president who has bought and sold by russia. >> the thing that's difficult with donald trump is an unwillingness ever to admit any weakness or any missed statements. it seems clear that the tweet on a saturday

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let me bring in brett stephens. he's the deputy editor from the wall street journal.t to get your thoughts on larry c. johnson was saying before the break about his sourcing all about obama, trump and wiretapping. >> well, unfortunately, i'm not able to see the broadcast. i think this is the same larry c. johnson who famously in july of 2001 penned an op-ed in the new york times saying that american fears hysterical and eight years later i think he was the same larry johnson behind an unsubstantiated rumor that michelle obama made an anti-white slur. since larry johnson is a fairly common name, i want to make sure we're talking about the same guy. >> you're being a little clever. we're talking about the same guy. the reason we wanted to have you on this week, you have this strange back and forth with one of your colleagues. sean hannity on the other side of the murdock house over on fox. you wrote a column this week. you described hannity as paranoid. you said the paranoid style in american politics is alive and well. make the case. how so? >> well, it wasn't about ha

frankly, i didn't know about it until i think brett beier asked me until we did see a few press reports on this. but the point is, the intelligence committees in their continuing, widening, ongoing investigation of russia got to the bottom at least so far with respect to our intelligence community that knows such wiretaps such existed. reporter: do you believe the president when -- speaker ryan: i didn't see it. reporter: when he said president obama ordered wiretaps of trump tower? speaker ryan: i cleared that up. we see no evidence of that. reporter: from bloomberg. i was wondering if you think that congress will be able to pass the immediate $18 billion cut in discretionary spending for this fiscal year and are you worried about a government shutdown over cuts proposed in the budget from president trump? speaker ryan: at the end of the fiscal year we are at the b.c.a. cap level so i don't see an issue there. we got the president's budget submission just this morning so this is the beginning of the step. what i am encouraged by is the notion we will begin to rebuild our military which

. >> i watched noah galloway keep trying to get brette and better. unbelievable. >> why is shatner so anti-nick saying, he lives up to the hom nymph his last name, it may go back to 2014 when nick first appeared on the bachelor franchise. >> if you weren't in me -- >> that's where shatner said nick starred at the journey. >> nick had a simple response to shatner's anyone but nick crusade. a simple sad face emoji. tina also tweeted out a crying emoji. >> i have a great herrer in. if i'm lucky enough to stick around it would be great. >> even tom bergeron is getting involved. happy birthday to my pal,@williamshatner, know way i can negotiate a truce. >> you can't say no to tom, can you? >> somebody needs to negotiate a truce between justin bieber and his overzealous fans. he's been getting mobbed. i guess if you need to get away. >> justin took zeal anned. >> how far will he go to stay away from his fans. bieber is back and pleading with fans to leave him alone. this time we can't blame him. check out that crowd trying to et a glimpse of the pop star s

afterwards bucks coach he has high praise for brett brown. >> i think he should be coach of the year. he's doing a great job. it takes a special person, and he's done an a-plus job in trying to get these guys to play the right way and, two, to learn how to win. >> it is a process. the eagles are basically interested in any receiver that doesn't drop the ball. the birds are looking at kenny brit, kenny stills, and they'll release smith. runs him over in practice. he is okay. he should start tomorrow night in buffalo. the flyers with three road games against teams fighting for a playoff spot. >> you know, the next challenge up, really. there's a lot of challenges ahead but our next challenge is the game in buffalo tomorrow night. >> definitely important every game now. it's really important, really tight. you can't really afford to lose too many games. so got to take advantage of every game and hopefully we can get some points on this road trip now. >> we take you to canada. a junior league playoff game. like a movie. the player jumps over the glass the fight with fans in stands. the pl

brett brown really, really being done a disservice here.here in philadelphia a lot of people won't be able to actually see this thing in person. only 3,000 available tickets and there's only two ways you can get them. you can go to nfl.com or download the app. registration will be open from now until march 19th. on march 27th fans will be randomly selected to attend one of the three days. temple hoops only way the ills owls can get back to the ncaa tournament. they won the last two games starting to get rhythm so hopefully they carry that into the tourney startin starting thy against east carolina. every sick in this one count in each possession becomes though so critical. you turn it over it leads to an easy basket at the other end. we can't have this. this does work. that's not how we're able to win the game. they're getting more understanding of the importance of each possession. >> on the move. >> temple lost 15 games this year. six of them by five minutes or fewer. call them growing pains as they approach this tournament. >> he misses

and brett guthrie, republican congressman from kentucky. welcome. >> so we are all very interested in medicaid these days including what's going on on the hill. probably to save time and allow more time for questions we'll start by going to each panelist to talk about what you see happening with the current attempts to change the aca and get a new bill up there. >> i think that the most surprising thing to many of us was that in the aca repeal and replace everyone expected to look at the expansion and the expansion states and what had happened and what was going to happen with that funding. but the current bill takes on a lot more of the overall medicaid program, which obviously affects about 20% of the american population and covers our elderly people with disabilities, children including children with special health needs, as well as their parents and now with the expansion some other adults. and i think that really does cause us to want to really look at what are we really changing and what are we improving and how are we moving forward.

brett has referred to nativism. difference between contempt for immigrants, just a for them asste though they're somehow worse people, and also a belief that the united states, like all countries, is a country that needs to be thoughtful about our immigration policies wants to be sure that our immigration policies serve our and the interests interests of vulnerable americans, including the children of immigrants, who are often quite poor. that our policies to date, you know, and also policies among many pro-immigration republicans take the view that let's let in numbers of people and then deny them medicaid and other programs. lo and behold, most republican voters agreed that it didn't work. >> immigration views that are the trumpresented in immigration are those of the king.ongressman i have to give him credit. he perfectly captured, in his exactly what this wing of party --lican >> nobody on earth says we should have no kind of -- we completely a irrational or open border system. on the extreme libertarian right t

brett joins us now. think that there is a going insincere speeches on on the democratic side of the aisle, particularly with senator ofumer, in grading a lot misinformation and so forth into this campaign against judge think they should obviously vote to confirm him, and i think if the people would really look at the records and look into some of these cases, it ishey would learn that not just about him being in favor of corporate america over individuals -- it is really about him being in favor of applying the law appropriately. do you thinkwhat about the republican plan to, if necessary, change the rules in the senate to eliminate the possibilities of a filibuster against neil gorsuch? like on one, i feel hand, you need to fight fire with fire, but on the other hand, common sense should prevail here, or at least, decency, and i believe that they doned attempt to get this the old-fashioned way. but if they would have to come of and yeah, i think they should consider the nuclear option. right, thanks for

and if you are watching the brett bair and what he was talking about the wiretap and he mentioned the and other people have mentioned it, but if you are look at the some of the things written about the wiretapping and eaves dropping and don't forget wiretapping covers the quote, but a was that is old-fashioned stuff, but it cov covers surveillance, and many other things. and nobody ever talks about the fact that it was in quotes, but it is important thing, but wiretap cover s a ls a lot of different things, and you will find some interesting items come ing to the forefront over the next two weeks. >> let's be fair to thet president, chris. there has been no evidence of collusion. and a lot of speculation and rumor and innuendo, but no evidence of collusion between the president nor folks associated with the president colluding with the russians relative to the election. react to what you just heard. >> well, so you are 100% right about that and some democrats do themselves a disservice when they say, of course sh, he was bought and paid for by russia, and you know, well, jeff sessions

brett with the solo home run to left field and phillies trail 4-0 now phils able to mount a come backof the 6. we have freddie galvis at the plate and quarter of deep right field and looks like home run at 1st and stays in. ryan hanign scores on this one. bottom of the 7th. phillies have the lead. hector gomez at the plate. this he hits deep right field. that's out of reach for the outfielders. phillies take the 3-point lead and go on to win this one 8-5. flyers with the day off. they face off with sabers tuesday. they lost in over time last night to the the best team washington capitols. first score didn't come to third period. and nicholas backstrum makes the game in over time. >> we played a good hockey game against a good team. we have one point and then unfortunately did not be able to get the seconds one in over time. it's important stretch and you have to be your best and i think everybody in the locker room understands the importance of these games these are the games you want to have to be meaningful. right now, it's destiny. >> sixers back to the drawing board after last nig

. >> it's like telling brett favre don't shoot the ball. he's a great shooter. big smooth to bounce back in a big way against wisconsin. jeff skversky channel6 "action news." >> still ahead, phillies a >> the phillies are pairing down the roster, crawford, and williams to minor league camp. >> sixers coming in number seven, a three run shot. third inning, knoll struggles on the mound. this is an rbi triple. he kwam walked four batters. phillies lose 7-5. >> it happens every now and then. you get those games. i would say i had a couple of balls get away from me. >> 17 days to opening day. >> finally, it was not only st. patrick's day, it was also st. pet trick's day at the spca, they are hoping to find great homes for these dogs and cats, adoptions discounts $50 through sunday. "jimmy kimmel live" next. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a great night and a good weekend. ♪ ♪ >>> it's an all new show is today, "right this minute." cut throat e competition between equestrians working for different horse ride comp

. >>> raise your hand if you've ever wanted to look like brett burnts. on sunday, the sharks stars game, fans will receive toothless burns grills. remember last year, the sharks did the chia burns promo? >> this is really cute. >> we'll see if we can get you one. >> he's a true hockey player, losing those teeth. >> i think you should wear those. >> if i get them, i'll wear them. >> see you later, everyone. >>> stay with the bay area's news leader. watch fox 2 news at 7:00 now. o. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. (eerie music playing) all right, just a few more feet. and... here we are, gentlemen, the gates of elzebob. good lord. don't panic. this is what the last 97 hours have been about. stay frosty. there's a horde of armed goblins on the other side of that gate guarding the sword of asaroth. warriors, unsheathe your weapons. magic wielders, raise your wands. lock and load. raj, blow the gates. blowing the gates. control,

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we will also see if brett vice president pence mentions the attorney general recusing himself of anyussian investig. elect to talk about, glenn holcomb might editor for "the wall street journal," normally in new york, down in d.c., glad to see you on friday. "the wall street journal" has a lot of interesting original reporting on all of these topics, but doesn't it feel like we've been talking about russians or emails for the last 12 months? [laughs] >> it absolutely has. it's been summing that keeps coming up, sometimes unforced error, sometimes something the democrats wanted to cling to as they are attacked against the trump administration, so it's been both of those things. >> jenna: let's take them each one by one again and again as we mentioned to our viewers, the event doesn't start in wisconsin, we will bring them there. vice president pence female, attended comparisons between him having business on personal email to hillary clinton use of personal email and having a personal server, do you think the comparisons work? >> it is not exactly apples to apples because on the one h

i watched your friend brett bair the day previous when he was talking about certain very complex sets of things happening and wire tapping. i said, wait a minute, there's a lot of wire tapping being talked about. i've been seeing a lot of things. for the most part i'm not going to discuss it because we have it before the committee and we will be submitting things before the committee very soon that hasn't been 134submitted as of yet. >> you're the president, you have the ability to gather all the evidence you want. >> i do. i think frankly we have enough right now. if you watched the brett bair and what he was saying and what he was talking about and how he mentioned the word wire tap, you would feel very confident that you could mention the name. he mentioned it. and other people have mentioned it. but if you take a look at some of the things written about wire tapping and eavesdropping. when i say wire tapping, those words were in quotes. wire tapping is pretty old-fashioned stuff. that covers surveillance and many other things. and nobody ever talks about the fact that was in quote

here is brett brown moments ago. >> there is a level of disappointment.to lead the program. we are trying to help him navigate the program. he's shown the strength getting through the first few years not being able to play. >> the flyers straighted mark strike to tampa bay. mark has a chance at a cup. the flyers get this guy, voltare from the lightning. flyers gm says voltare can play center and is a good veteran. >> you'll go a long way before you find a better person. better example for your young players than mark. everything i heard about voltare, very similar trades. when we were analyzing this, that went into it because we have kids come willing, and the kids are going to be here sooner rather than later. >>> the phillies and rays ended in a 5-5 tie. >>> for a look at what's coming up tonight at 11:00. >> we've all felt the bumps in philly's roads. crews are digging these ditches on purpose. who's responsible and how the city is promising to patch things up. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm,

it was joel's third surgery in three years but brett brown said this one was, quote, a very minor surgery. >> he deserves some luck, you know. he has gone through a lot. he is a different person than his first injury. >> jahlil okafor had a similar surgery a year ago. it took him longer to recover and he missed his second game out of the last three because of soreness in the knee. sixers in chicago. dario saric misses. but sean long cleans up. 18 points in 19 minutes. tj mcconnell, nice pass inside. the bulls' bench. they can't believe it's that easy for the sixers. dario. career night. 32 points. sixers win. 116-107. here comes dario's buddy tj. >> i had a good opportunity and i had the opportunity to have good teammates around me, people who love basketball. people who shared it. >> best man in his wedding. >> he is my very good friend. >> trust the friendship. >>> the flyers didn't get help from the penguins last night. the islanders beat them so the flyers are six points behind the islanders and bruins. the phillies send goodell and tyler to the minors. phillies at the yankees yesterd

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here's brett brown, with hajlil be out long? >> i don't think so.was fine today going through shoot around. i think same old same old, you know, that we've all heard for a long time on trying to err on being smart. but i don't believe so. >> flyers they have three more games on this road trip coming up. tuesday are in buffalo. with four teams ahead of them. so flyers at practice today. they have played better otherer over this past week. they got five points. the next three games, huge. they're all against teams fighting for that same playoff spot they are. >> you look at the team as a whole and we're starting to play better hockey. we've got some better results in the last three games that we've been looking for that weren't necessarily coming our way in the previous month or so. lots of work to be done. >> and here is steve mason. he has started the last three games and started well in practice. you don't want to do this. mace is okay. should start tomorrow night. brayden said, my bad. it's not like the net has moved. can a filet, or a new york st

the fact that they didn't do a vote is a big deal. >> shepard: brett?winner today, president barack obama what came out and defended his legacy healthcare law. it's now clear that republicans cannot do at least yet what they planned on doing in the campaign after campaign. from 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, repeal and repeal and replace was the montra. barack obama has the win right now, and it has changed the entire way that we look at healthcare. it's now the democrat's version, the ideology that government does have a role in providing health care in some way, shape or form. the repeal, drag it up by the roots, get rid of it, has not worked. they can't get it through a republican house, a republican senate and a republican president. today is a win for president obama. >> shepard: the representative loudermilk of georgia's 11, probably a new name to our viewers, now says look, this didn't pass. we're going to come forward and start working on this again. the president said yesterday take it or leave it, we're going to move on, which may have been some art