they are a little uncoordinated. the second time they go back again they know what it feels like and they are a little more prepared. >> there's also a little psychology going on in this case as well. the people have programmed themselves to see the impossible. given mysticism, suddenly, wait, now i can do it. it's magical. to win a million dollars we're going to just prove it right now showing you don't kind of mysticism to lift people up. >> so let's do it, logan. >> to prove my point all you have to do is make the gun thing. all that happens is you coordinate, one, two, three, you each lift about 40 pounds. all right? for a million bucks. three, two, one, lift. >> should we try this again with nick? >> okay, sure. >> so we're going to do it with nick. we're going to put our fingers in the same place. ready, three, two, one, lift. like nothing. >> so logan, if you're watching, please do us a favor and write out one of those big million dollar checks and send it to "right this minute" studio. thank you very much. >>

local officials dealt with multiple, uncoordinated teams conducting duplicative site visits due to lost paperwork, inconsistent messages between various survey and evaluation teams and unnecessarily long delays in recovery and reimbursement. such a response to any disaster is unacceptable and change is necessary. as i work with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, i have learned that these issues are not unique to central missouri. i've worked diligently with chairman barletta in crafting this bill to call attention to and to rectify fema's shortcomings. this legislation is designed to address the deficiencies of the fema response to the 2013 flooding in my district to ensure future disaster recoveries in missouri and elsewhere are as painless and efficient as possible. specifically, this bill requires fema to create an action plan to address inconsistent guidance to establish appropriate record keeping procedures and to improve overall assistance to local officials. additionally, this simple bill directs fema to issue a forward-looking report to identify new technologies that coul

i suspect what we are going to see is a short period of time, then unfortunately sort of the uncoordinatedetsages that come out of the white house because of the tush of battles perhaps. kennedy: i think you bring up a good point. megyn, the people who have the president's ear. he does have some flexible positions, and he does -- he seems to be a suggestable politician. i'm talking about the pivot to last night's speech where he was mature, on tone and on message and did what he needed to do. will they give that person a raise? >> not steve bannon. it wasn't nationalistic. we weren't talking about american carnage. i was surprised and happy about the speech last night. it could have been given by mike pence or paul ryan. the question i was going to ask both of you as libertarians. but when you are talking about paid parent leave by the government, i was wait, this is a problem write think ideology could be dead. are we for them because obama is for them? >> obama used to be for free trade. >> but did that make your skin crawl? libertarians are really passionate about it. kennedy: pretty mu

"uncoordinated kid, lethal weapon -- how can this go wrong?" [ whistle blows, buzzer ] [ laughs ] yeah! gloria: and what do you think now? i'm proud of our little zorro. i mean, i worked with him a little, but the kid's got skills. it's in his blood. his father was a master swordsman. he was an artist with his sword. i mean, the way he throws the sword -- i mean, he was legendary. you know, this nice moment i'm having with your son -- you're... kind of wrecking it. sorry. [ buzzer ]

partnerships with the community, to ensure that we are in communication uncoordinating our efforts to ensure that we're meeting the expectation of the community. so i think moving forward that is something that we'll continue to prioritize, and we will adjust, because we know with the new arena coming, there will be additional challenges. especially related to traffic and other issues and we look forward to working in partnership with them in addressing the community's concerns as well. >> thank you. >> commissioner melara. >> yes, i just wanted to follow-up on the comment related to the relationships to the immigrant communities. i was in sacramento this week, and monday -- what day is it today? wednesday -- i forgot -- [laughter ] >> monday i had the opportunity to see that there was a bill sb 54 that passed the appropriations committee on monday. and it specifically related to the fact that would mandate no local resources be used to help immigration services in the state of california. so that in addition, to the fact that we are a sanctuary city, that is being worked on at the st

so there's something weird or at least uncoordinated going on here. >> bob, other than that, what >>aunched an ly vladimir putin espionage operation, co-vertz operation to affect the election. interestingly enough it's something our cia does frequently abroad in a see correct way, but this election was so close, they've really got to get to the bottom of it. the design is to stop the russians from doing that and not being able to do it in the future. whether there are crimes involved here, the question then becomes were trump associates or people involved in a coordinating way. and that's what the fbi is looking at. >> bob, when we avity of the situation at harjsd yesterday's senate intelligence committee hearings. mark warner, the senator, spoke about a misinformation campaign spreading fake news in several key states during the election. who may have been involved in a broader campaign of misinformation. do you think the public is aware enough about wha have happened and there's a sufficient alarm in terms of these investigations? >> i think it's very serious. they're working toget

partnerships with the community, to ensure that we are in communication uncoordinating our efforts tothat we're meeting the expectation of the community. so i think moving forward that is something that we'll continue to prioritize, and we will adjust, because we know with the new arena coming, there will be additional challenges. especially related to traffic and other issues and we look forward to working in partnership with them in addressing the community's concerns as well. >> thank you. >> commissioner melara. >> yes, i just wanted to follow-up on the comment related to the relationships to the immigrant communities. i was in sacramento this week, and monday -- what day is it today? wednesday -- i forgot -- [laughter ] >> monday i had the opportunity to see that there was a bill sb 54 that passed the appropriations committee on monday. and it specifically related to the fact that would mandate no local resources be used to help immigration services in the state of california. so that in addition, to the fact that we are a sanctuary city, that is being worked on at the state-leve

partnerships with the community, to ensure that we are in communication uncoordinating our efforts to ensure that we're meeting the expectation of the community. so i think moving forward that is something that we'll continue to prioritize, and we will adjust, because we know with the new arena coming, there will be additional challenges. especially related to traffic and other issues and we look forward to working in partnership with them in addressing the community's concerns as well. >> thank you. >> commissioner melara. >> yes, i just wanted to follow-up on the comment related to the relationships to the immigrant communities. i was in sacramento this week, and monday -- what day is it today? wednesday -- i forgot -- [laughter ] >> monday i had the opportunity to see that there was a bill sb 54 that passed the appropriations committee on monday. and it specifically related to the fact that would mandate no local resources be used to help immigration services in the state of california. so that in addition, to the fact that we are a sanctuary city, that is being worked on at the st

partnerships with the community, to ensure that we are in communication uncoordinating our efforts to ensure that we're meeting the expectation of the community. so i think moving forward that is something that we'll continue to prioritize, and we will adjust, because we know with the new arena coming, there will be additional challenges. especially related to traffic and other issues and we look forward to working in partnership with them in addressing the community's concerns as well. >> thank you. >> commissioner melara. >> yes, i just wanted to follow-up on the comment related to the relationships to the immigrant communities. i was in sacramento this week, and monday -- what day is it today? wednesday -- i forgot -- [laughter ] >> monday i had the opportunity to see that there was a bill sb 54 that passed the appropriations committee on monday. and it specifically related to the fact that would mandate no local resources be used to help immigration services in the state of california. so that in addition, to the fact that we are a sanctuary city, that is being worked on at the st