like ingram, strategist at bbc partners. thank you renouncing the name for a three day period >> i tried. lauren: good job. you can name. nicole: let's start it off with asia. other global markets in a wait and see. the shanghai composite index one 10th of 1% while the nikkei in the hong kong hang seng down one 10th of 1%. just fractionally lower. nicole: let's see europe is trading. cac f. six. markets under pressure a little bit. the dow futures to a head of today on interest rates likely to get the rate hike. dow futures of 40. s&p futures at six. >> seven days in a row. a surprise bill coming from holy lap 79 cents. 1.6%. gold adjusted it to 12.03 announced. a look now at the justice department and the fbi plan to announce charges this morning and the high contact by millions of yahoo! user accounts. justice department reportedly will charge for people including one in canada and three in russia. yahoo! said in late that hackers penetrated a network of personal data on more than 500 million users. yahoo! also disclosed i

more of the same on monday, low cloud to start the day across eastern part of ingram.s bbc news. the headlines: scotland yard has confirmed the attack in westminster by khalid masood took just 82 seconds. detectives have revealed his motive may never be known. they believe he acted alone, despite one of the 11 people arrested in connection with the attack remaining in custody. the family of pc keith palmer who was killed in the attack have paid tribute to him and thanked those who helped him after he was stabbed. they said they wanted to express their gratitude to the people who were with him in his last moments. more than 30 people have been injured, two seriously, after a suspected gas explosion in merseyside. several buildings collapsed and others were damaged in the incident and homes nearby have been evacuated. it could be several days before owners can return. the pentagon has admitted us—led coalition aircraft did strike an area in the iraqi city of mosul, where dozens of civilians are said to have been killed. the un says there‘s growing concern about the fate

they are facing top seed unc wilmington, denzel ingram a man on fire hits the three.ue hens make a run. anthony moezy comfy and cozy, wilmington scores 10 of the next 11. delaware falls 91-82. eagles notes to pass along. the eagles signed watkins to a one year deal and they also placed a second round tender on tight end trey burton that means the eagles would get a second round pick if they don't match an offer to the restricted free agent. to clear water for spring training action. phillies and braves, continues to bang the ball around the yard. roman quinn, it's 1-0. christian walker gets you some living hard knock life. two earned, three hits and two strikeouts, bottom of the seven, koug lynn a fly ball off the right fielder's glove. that's what spring is for to get knows things right. on second with a double. later 5-4, cousins trying to earn a place on this roster giving the phillies breathing room with the base hit to right. that scores another pair of runs. phillies win. 7-4. make a note of it, tonight philadelphia's danny garcia, will fight for the unified wel

host: amy from ingram, texas on the independent line. good morning. caller: i read an article in the intercept not too long ago and it has really started bothering me. it is not just the prison companies, it is the offshoots from the different things that are offered. calls from prisoners to their family, back and forth are outrageously expensive. i was reading about pilot programs where in order to make start,they want to instead of using physical visits or face-to-face visits they want to start using this sort of videoconferencing, video visit sort of thing, which the inmates and their families would pay for. oft is just, to me, a symbol one of the worst things about privatizing something like that. i do not think anyone should be able to control another person's body unless you are absolutely government, state, county, not just some basically bounty hunter type person. that is what i wanted to know about, the money made from not just the prison but the ancillary things. thank you. guest: there are a whole range of companies that make money off of p

we started by looking at the google ingrams viewer it tracks the popularity of words and phrases and published over the last 200 years, and now this is a pretty boring look graph but it says take news war i. a forbes magazine article says it likely reflects the rise of wartime propaganda. some of what lauren has heard turned out to be true, but it's also true that the word fake news has seen a comeback in recent years, and many believe mark zuckerberg is responsible for that. thanks to forbes magazine and another online search tool called television explorer, we see the team fake news is nearly nonexistent on national television like cnn, fox news, 2009-fall of 2016, and then on november 11, it exploded in popularity, which is what we are seeing in this graph. that date is important because it's the day after zuckerberg famously proclaimed it was a crazy idea that the spread of fake news on facebook could have actually impacted the election. the phrase died off until pizzagate when a motivated by reading fake stories about a child sex ring showed up at comet ping pong, a pizza joint,

john ingram, a retired miner, articulated an uncertainty that echoes around the country.t they realise what they are actually doing. in effect, they are dealing with life and death situations. for notjust me, but for millions of people. do you use the rapid insulin, too? at the cabin creek health center, they are watching these proposed changes with alarm. it's the disturbing to think that, you know, we have made some gains — and to take that away is especially difficult. i think that is disheartening. for patients. yesterday, donald trump clambered on board a giant truck. today, his politicaljuggernaut came to a grinding halt. make no mistake, this is a huge embarrassment and setback. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. american health care is the most expensive here in the uk, police have released nine of the 11 people arrested since wednesday's attack in central london. detectives are still trying to determine weather the attacker, khalid masood, was acting alone. there are still many questions that officers are working to answer.” sensed this investigation is moving into

john ingram, a retired miner, articulated an uncertainty that echoes around the country.they realise what they are actually doing. in effect, they are dealing with life and death situations. for notjust me, but for millions of people. do you use the rapid insulin, too? at the cabin creek health center, they are watching these proposed changes with alarm. it's the disturbing to think that, you know, we have made some gains — and to take that away is especially difficult. i think that is disheartening. for patients. yesterday, donald trump clambered on board a giant truck. today, his politicaljuggernaut came to a grinding halt. make no mistake, this is a huge embarrassment and setback. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. i'm joined now byjohn gizzi, who is chief political columnist and white house correspondent at newsmax. thank you forjoining us. how bad a defeat is this for donald trump? thank you forjoining us. how bad a defeat is this for donald trump7m certainly doesn't help the momentum, i will say that much. the president sta ked i will say that much. the president stak

john ingram, a retired miner, articulated an uncertainty that echoes around the country.hat they realise what they are actually doing. in effect, they are dealing with life and death situations. for notjust me, but for millions of people. do you use the rapid insulin, too? at the cabin creek health center, they are watching these proposed changes with alarm. it's the disturbing to think that, you know, we have made some gains — and to take that away is especially difficult. i think that is disheartening. for patients. yesterday, donald trump clambered on board a giant truck. today, his politicaljuggernaut came to a grinding halt. make no mistake, this is a huge embarrassment and setback. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. our correspondent is at capitol hill and she has more on what may happen next. republicans have to go our way and lick their wounds because serious questions will be asked about their ability to find a compromise, to come together and make major policy decisions. after today, after this week, they look like a party of defeat, disappointment and drama. and

john ingram, a retired miner, articulated an uncertainty that echoes around the country. realise what they are actually doing. in effect, they are dealing with life and death situations. for notjust me, but for millions of people. do you use the rapid insulin, too? at the cabin creek health center, they are watching these proposed changes with alarm. it's the disturbing to think that, you know, we have made some gains — and to take that away is especially difficult. i think that is disheartening. for patients. yesterday, donald trump clambered on board a giant truck. today, his politicaljuggernaut came to a grinding halt. make no mistake, this is a huge embarrassment and setback. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. a new ban on carrying large electronic devices in cabin baggage on some passenger flights arriving in the united states and britain is due to come into full effect shortly. from 0700 gmt, laptops, tablets and large smart—phones will have to travel in the hold on flights from turkey, parts of the middle east and north africa. the us ban covers eight countries, whil

>> you look at laura ingram and his friend who he hangs out with , the more populist side of the party says that he should have started with infrastructure and job creation and going with orion moved him in an ideological direction that wasn't part of why he won last year. torlie: this argument seems be a threat. he threatened the head of the freedom caucus. not sure what the reporting is on that. >> he had a conversation and he said that they may go after you. he said it in a joking way that a lot of people saw as a failed threat. he wants them to know that he is an unpredictable president and he has a threat out there and he wants to be out there will stop >> is he the type of person who can say, "i need you on this. everything is at stake? stake?" to give him credit for being effective. the reason they want to bring this up first is because republicans worry about his popularity being as great in a couple of months as it is right now among the base. get it and get it done now. againstat of primaries mark meadows is idle. imagine someone voting against this bill because it obamacaree

john ingram, a retired miner, articulated an uncertainty that echoes around the country. they realise what they are actually doing. in effect, they are dealing with life and death situations. for notjust me, but for millions of people. do you use the rapid insulin, too? at the cabin creek health centre, they are watching these proposed changes with alarm. it's the disturbing to think that, you know, we have made some gains — to take that away is especially difficult. it is disheartening. for patients. yesterday, donald trump clambered on board a giant truck. today, his politicaljuggernaut came to a grinding halt. make no mistake, this is a huge embarrassment and setback. here, counter terrorism police are trying to establish whether the man who launched the attack on westminster was working alone or with others. police have released the first image of the attacker, 52—year—old khalid masood, who was born in kent, and named adrian elms at birth. tonight, seven people who were arrested have now been released. four are still being questioned. here's our special correspondent

john ingram, a retired miner, articulated an uncertainty that echoes around the country.they realise what they are actually doing. in effect, they are dealing with life and death situations. for notjust me, but for millions of people. do you use the rapid insulin, too? at the cabin creek health center, they are watching these proposed changes with alarm. it's the disturbing to think that, you know, we have made some gains — and to take that away is especially difficult. i think that is disheartening. for patients. yesterday, donald trump clambered on board a giant truck. today, his politicaljuggernaut came to a grinding halt. make no mistake, this is a huge embarrassment and setback. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. our correspondent tulip mazumdar is in washington and joins me now. we heard john they're saying that this is a huge defeat for donald trump. how much of a defeat is it? this is an enormous defeat and huge and humiliation for the president. this was a key campaign promise to the american people. he repeatedly said as we heard there that he was going to repeal

another patient, john ingram, underwent a double mistake to after being told he was on the road to cancerthat ian paterson misrepresented pathology lab reports to his patients and exaggerated the risk of cancer to his patients, carrying out operations that were simply not ian paterson denies 20 necessary. ian paterson denies 20 courts of wood touch 20 counts of wounding with intent and the case continues. thank you. now, i wonder whether you've been able to lip read what i've been saying in this bulletin? mouths. who are hard of hearing that can lip—read more accurately than any human. and they've developed the technology by watching news cellan—jones explains. so, are you going on holiday soon? at the action for hearing loss charity, edward is trying to have a conversation with a colleague. with lots of noise coming into the office from the street, his lip—reading skills come in useful. but he admits this is difficult. it can be very hard as well because sometimes some words can sound the same or could be lip—read the same, and so it's all about getting into context and seeing what peopl

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sill ill kwoi he's giving talking points to trump supporters, brietbart and rush limbaugh and laura ingram who wants to talk about this and defend the president. in that way it's very effective. also you have to wonder is there going to be a consequence with this president's credibility? possibly not. at the same time republicans working on health care and him putting budget out. it's not clear this is a president who thinks there will be consequences, weren't in the campaign or so far in terms of him spouting conspiracy theories. >> i don't know if anyone nose. jack kingston kindly stuck around. last word. >> if you're a trump person you believe that all this discussion about russia colluding with the trump campaign is partisan bull. >> doesn't mean it's true. maybe someone should tell him it's not. >> democrat but looking at same thing and saying that tweet was irresponsible and bad. i think this whole debate is reflection of -- >> republicans are saying it too. >> i hope in two weeks. >> do you think -- >> whoa, whoa. >> truth. do you think it was irresponsible for the president to put

. >> loss of four lives including one law-enforcement officer at the hands of a terrorist attack ingram reminder of the dangerous world we live in and the importance of all the measures president trump is taking to protect our country. rob: the us on high alert over fears of a terrorist attack. registries beefing up security including new york, san francisco, police ramping up their presence at soft targets like tourist attractions bracing for anything that could happen abby: this is the latest in a long line of terrorists using vehicles is that weapons, he packed the westminster bridge packed with tourist after crashing in the british parliament, similar to f attack in these where terrorist drove the cargo truck and crowd celebrating best deal day killing eight people. and extremist in the severed mode down people at a christmas market in berlin killing 12, the bloodied rampage in london on the 1-year anniversary of the homicide bombing in brussels. rob: bomb cell evidence showing surveillance of the transition team. abby: what communications captured, this was quite a moment represent

radio host laura ingram explains the legal ramifications why every american should be worried about these leaks. >> this should concern every american, libertarian, when the government starts leaking tax information this is a bad day for the united states. private citizens tax return, tax return information that may have originated and been disclosed by the united states department of treasury, the internal revenue service, and employees that do that are guilty of a crime. we have to realize what is going on here, you oppose the president through policy, you don't do it through leaking information. abby: they must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. certain number of people have access to this information, the digital footprint is there. it can be rooted out. everyone needs to be riding, deposed, the lie detector test and have to figure this out. until that is done no one in the trump administration is safe. abby: president trump back on the road taking its healthcare pitch to the people in nashville as republicans tried to rally support for their plan. a big test on capitol h

still frederick ingram with the state teacher's union disagrees. >> you go to many schools in floridahe lack of programming, lack of band classes, lack of arrested classes, fewer vocational classes, teachers who are not paid what they need to be paid for doing the work they need to do. >> reporter: despite this, parents at kingdom academy say there is no debate. >> if i didn't have this choice, i would have to move to a place where he didn't have to choose. when it comes to my children, sky's the limit. i will do whatever i need to to make sure their needs are accommodated. >> reporter: boris sanchez, cnn, miami. >>> we have live pictures coming in from janesville, wisconsin where the vice president, mike pence is peeking to business leaders there on obamacare, health reform -- healthcare. pence stirring up controversy for using a private e-mail account while he served as the governor of indiana. those e-mails, some of them at least, were hacked and just released to reporters today. we'll have details on that and more when we come back. roc® retinol, started visibly reducing my fine l

still frederick ingram with the state teachers union disagrees. >> you go to many schools in the stateorida, you see the lack of programming. the lack of band classes, the lack of art classes, fewer vocational classes. you see teachers that are not paid what they need to be paid for doing the work that they do. >> >> reporter: despite the politics, there is no debate. >> if i did not have a choice, i would probably have to move to a place where i was able to choose. like i said, when it comes to my children, there is the sky's the limit. i will do whatever i need to relocate and do whatever i need to to make sure their needs are accommodated. >> and that was boris sanchez reporting. we'll be right back. stick around. runs on intel? that ride share? you actually rode here on the cloud. did not feel like a cloud... that driverless car? i have seen it all. intel's driving...the future! traffic lights, street lamps. business runs on the cloud... and the cloud runs on intel. ♪ i wonder what the other 2% runs on...(car horn) nobody does unlimited like t-mobile. while the other guys gouge for

it's amazing, you have laura ingram, breitbart and newsmax defending medicaid against the sort of ayn randian attacks of paul ryan. >> there's a certain conservative logic to medicare. people on the left like to talk about medicare for all. >> ross douthat wrote about medicaid for all that you don't want the government to become the insurer for everyone but you make it the backstop so that the first line of defense is that you get insurance through work or you acquire it privately but if that doesn't work for you, you can go on medicaid, it's stripped down, relatively inexpensive but it's a safety net for everyone and that's where chris ruddy is pointing. it would make a certain amount of sense for a populist like donald trump to land at. >> but let's be clear, complete completely in opposition to the structure of this bill as it is. >> right. >> it's the opposite. this bill is pure ryanism. this bill is everything that mitt romney and paul ryan stood for in 2012, what donald trump's primary opponents stood for and he beat them by not being them. >> it's not everything paul ryan stood

>> if you look at the president's allies, people like pundit laura ingram and chris ruddy that he hangs out with at mar-a-lago say trump should have started with infrastructure, jobs, taxes and going along with speaker ryan moves him in an ideological direction that wasn't part of why he won last year. >> rose: the president's argument seems to be -- he threatened the freedom caucus and i'm not sure what the reporting is about that, if closed session. go ahead, you can tell me. >> real quick. when the president visited the capitol tuesday morning, he had an exchange with mark meadows of north carolina, the chairman of the house freedom caucus, and he said, we may go after you, and he said it in a joking way, but that they saw it as kind of ald veiled threat. trump liebltion to keep the house g.o.p. on edge. he may not go after them. he may not be angling to have primary challenges but he wants to know that he's an unpredictable president and needs a win and if he has a threat, even in a chuckle, he wants it to be out there. >> rose: al, is he the kind of president that can say to them,

here's how vice president responded today on laura ingram there i would find all that of that dialogue to be absurd and, frankly, offensive. i would dismiss that out of hand and tell you that i just i'm so excited about the progress that we've made. >> all of this coming as congress gets ready to hold hearings into russia's 2016 election meddling. with me matthew ojansky director of the woodrow wilson center, a director on affairs and a fellow on the council on foreign relations, matthew, first to you, what is julian assange doing? >> you know, i have to assume that this is where he plays the role either of agent provacateur or useful idiot. he is stirring the pot. h se trying to demonstrate to i think a russian audience also a global audience, the american system is broken, it's a house of cards the whole thing is a conspiracy, you shouldn't believe in the election. now the election is over, you shouldn't believe in the result. you shouldn't trust the administration elected or the people attacking and investigating that administration, it's about causing chaos and weakening the united

glutinous ingram micro and pencil of here my mother was born here and was determined to raise the as a san francisco child. why ended up landing in san mateo by mother is the leader in the dioceses prevented by father worked on tv for over 20 years. i've easily grew up in the city. -internship at [inaudible] radio and eventually was able to live here for three years before foreplay getting priced out having to move to the east bay a few years ago. i love the city with all my heart and my dream my aspiration is to base my business here to get on here and to raise my family here. what's the cannabis industry take off over the last decade and in its wake i've witnessed cities and counties with opportunities to structure the cannabis policies and such waiver will create greater opportunities for thousands other community members. san francisco has unique opportunity to learn from these other cities successes and missteps and am thrilled and humbled by the chancellor impacted her at such a crucial time. i think the passports has already done a fantastic job with the previous recommendatio

steve: meanwhile let's bring in lori ingram, she has a big radio show that starts in about an hour. keep our mouth shut. i wanted to steal it, but i gave it to brian. brian: we have informed. we'll do this in the after show report. but president trump shows discipline yesterday not making things worse with the fbi investigation, keeping things on his agenda in kentucky. >> well, i think that after yesterday with the comey testimony and rodgers up there on capitol hill, it's clear that this investigation has been going on now we know since last july. and one of the most interesting exchanges was when congresswoman alise from california asked director comey what is the normal protocol for reporting to the white house and to senior congressional intel leaders in the dni about an ongoing investigation, a counter intel investigation? and he said -- he seemed slightly uncomfortable and said, well, regularly, it's quarterly. and we're just learning about this in march. well, it indicates that the president was aware of this investigation last fall. this was a moment in the hearing that did

many african-american males but the family is giving the time and i would just tell you that mark ingram from alabama started a nonprofit specifically to deal. with children of incarcerated people so let me again thank yoi all for what you're doing. we are here as willing partners to help you fight with your thay doing. let me tell you thank you for what you're doing and we are going to partner with you so call upon us and with that i will yield back. >> i would just reiterate what the chairman said. one of the things is to figure out how we can be effective and sufficient in whatever we do. the expertise you will bring to let us know how to use our interface and i know all of us want to make sure we are defective and the chairman has emphasized that so hopefully he will continue your efforts even after the hearing to help us o out. >> i hope you all can hear me. and thank you to the chairman cummings and conyers. and as paul congressman johnson who is here let me just show you a picture. you can see they ask the question in common are you in a few years older than a preschooler raise yo

i would just tell you that mark ingram from alabama plays for new orleans saints, specifically to deal with children of incarcerated people. let me thank you for what you are doing. we are here as willing partners doing. you what you are call upon us as you need us. i yield back. >> to reiterate what are thingsn said, one of the the chairman has an excellent on is trying to figure out how we can be effective and efficient in whatever we do. and the expertise that you would -- you can go in the circle to not get to how we need to go. all of us want to make sure we are effective. i hope you continue your efforts after this hearing to help us out. the car was moaning from texas. -- the congresswoman from texas. comings, i'mgerman delighted to be able to coast with you, delighted to be with my colleagues. wallace andn congressman johnson who is here. let me just show you a picture. it's probably far away that you can see it, too little children, three little children. one would ask the question what they have in common. i'm going to ask you -- are you a few years older than a preschooler?

i will just tell you that mark ingram from alabama, plays for the new orleans saints, started a nonprofit specifically to deal with children of incarcerated people. so let me again thank you all for what you're doing. we're here, the congressional black caucus, we're here as willing partners to help you fight what you're doing and dr. goff let eme tell you, thank you for what you're doing, we're going to partner with you also, so call upon us as you need us. thank you, and i yield back, mr. chairman. mr. cummings: just to reiterate what our chairman said, dr. goff, one of the thicks the chairman has been acting on is trying to figure out how to be effective in whatever we do. and so the expertise that you will bring to counsel us and let us know how to use our energy, because you can go in a circle and not get to where you want to go. i know in all of us -- i know all of us on the caucus want to make sure we're effective. the chairman emphasized that. i hope you continue your efforts even after this hearing to help us out. sheila jackson lee. congresswoman from texas. ms. jackson lee: tha

what's interesting is right after laura ingram pointed that out on "fox and friends" the president tweetedon't worry getting rid of state lines promoting competition will be in phase two and three with the nod to "fox and friends" saying i'm working on competition and pricing for the american people will come way down. the white house policy shop is going through the obamacare bill to find out, quote, where the holes are. one of the concerns are this has not yet been scored so we don't know how much this is going to cost so conservatives are holding back their approval of this bill if they do decide to approve it in anyway, shape or form because they have other concerns before they find out the cost. the director mick mulvaney not worried conservatives will sign onto the bill despite some members of the freedom caucus said it looks like obamacare lite. one thing the president is talking about this morning, shannon, all the stories about in-fighting and reince priebus is on the way out and the knives are out for him. he tweeted don't let fake news tell you there's in-fighting in the adminis

and philip ingram, a former british army intelligence officer who has been following the intelligence are at double strength. tony, do you think police should be routinely armed? my personal opinion is yes. i know i‘m out of sync with a lot of my former collea g u es out of sync with a lot of my former colleagues that are still serving but i think over the years, an increasing percentage are coming towards that viewpoint. i think if you have a limited resource, the chances are it‘s not going to be in the right place at the right time. what is your view on arming police officers? privately i think it's inevitable that every officer will become armed. the growing incidence of incidents such as two days ago will require it. in this situation it was actually a protection officer working for the defence secretary who fired the bullet that stopped the attacker. what is your view, tony, of the level of armed police that are around westminster in particular? we don't know why it was a closed protection officer, perhaps he just happened to be the person at that moment in time that found himsel

he has some of the daily collars invoices and talks radio like laura ingram and mark levin on peoplend sean hannity. when it comes to the establishment media, the 6:35 a.m. tweaked because even republicans go on shows and say they don't have any proof about wiretapping. >> the tone sounds almost angry at the president has lost his temper. he fed up with these leaks that said goodbye to general flynn and the attorney general recused himself. it seems like he lost his temper. that's what gets to a lot of people. do you think i'm right? he lost his temper and treated as soon as he got out of bed on saturday morning? >> it was widely reported to be upset and angry on friday about the way for which the jeff sessions recusal contacts with russia story set on the one good 24 hour period he had which was his lover's new speech to congress and i can understand that. at the same time, but the coverage and this is a very white house did in the last 24 hours i've read pieces about reince priebus under fire. it is hard to defend him on this wiretapping charge. he hasn't given them anything to wor

editor-in-chief and fox news contributor laura ingram is here. a number of the house intelligence committee, south carolina congressman trey gaudi will join us as well. good show ahead. we take it off right now with republicans treated their plan to replace obamacare before a floor vote this thursday. notable changes include the following. repeal an obamacare taxes faster, allowing states to put requirements on medicaid and giving space-bar grants for medicaid. this coming as some conservatives say they have enough votes to block the gop legislation if of democratic votes down the party line. president donald trump weighed in on the replacement plans last night. >> obamacare has been a complete and total catastrophe and it's getting worse and worse by the day. and yet you watched the fake media, the fake news than they tried to look at. it's a disaster. half of our counties only have a single provider right now. it is a financial disaster waiting to happen right here in your own state. thursday is our chance to an obamacare in the obamacare catas

we had laura ingram on the show and she says steve bannon has a big poster on the wall with all the promisesbs, the stock market has gone up, and he appointed a justice to defend the constitution. brian: he's also going to be going on the road to a series of cities selling what he was selling last night for repealing obamacare. he might be our premier historian in the country, doug, it was the moment that trump went from being a partisan figure to being a united figure. for the first time, he seemed like a president. it was the high-water mark of his presidency. steve: great. twitter last night actually set a record. barack obama had held it for this kind of joint session of congress in 2015 he had 2.6 million tweets. last night donald trump had 3 million. the number one most tweeted and retweeted thing was about obamacare and repealing it. the number two item was the salute he gave to a fallen knav navy seal. this one. >> we are blessed to be joined tonight by karin owens, the wife of navy seal special operator ryan owens. there's no greater act of live than to lay down his life. ryan laid

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