do you know any former malarky county sheriff sheriff david clarke which again is what shared david clark took some real slings and arrows well you know the thing is when he was a would you ever accept an award that had about as the history going into it my competence and then suddenly you know you look at it it's kind of a thing of like don't you think it's a little bit about timing giving everything going on in the news cycle right now to be like accepting an award from the n.r.a. when you've already like upset a bunch of people with neutrality now you're going to upset like all the people with like accepting this what timing is that anti an array of evil i think the idea that five million people that the v n r a somehow represents firearm owners is lawful that's a good point it's a guy who's already under investigation for colluding with corporations to circumvent the law and now they're the people who are literally want to hand the hand money to politicians to circumvent what the public out what the majority of the public actually wants on safety and firearms and all of that congrats.

do you know any former malarky county sheriff sheriff david clark which again is was shared david clark took some real slings and arrows well you know the thing is when he was a would you ever except in the war that have that is the history going into it. and then suddenly you know you look at it it's kind of a thing of like don't you think it's a little bit about timing giving everything going on in the news cycle right now to be like accepting an award from the n.r.a. when you've already like upset a bunch of people with net neutrality now you're going to upset like all the people with like accepting this what timing is that anti an array of evil i think the idea that five million people that the n.r.a. somehow represents firearm owners is lawful that's a good point it's a guy who's already under investigation for colluding with corporations to circumvent the law and now they're the people who are literally want to hand the hand money to politicians to circumvent what the public out what the majority of the public actually wants on safety and firearms and all of that congrats. on the

saidff david clark congress needs to pass the four pillars of immigration reform. we need to stop being suckers with our borders. stuart and robbie force asked that their son taylor not die in , but that congress honor his exemplary life by passing the taylor force act. -- palestinian authorities we refuse to fund their program with our taxpayer dollars. the time to act is now. thank you. [applause] >> the american inventor. protected by the united states toent, and exclusive right one's ideas, inventions, and intellectual property. from inspiration to innovation, america led the world. until now. >> today, i'm burning my patent with my colleagues. >> it is a broken promise. >> u.s. patent protection strength is under attack. our leadership position in the world has dropped from first place to 12th place. can be anything, except an inventor. this is in the base constitution, protecting the rights of inventors. longer trust our patent system. big tech companies are lobbying to make it easier to steal. >> it is cheaper for them to steal your idea then develop it them

(laughs) david: clarks dropped.ounsel robert mueller moving to dismiss some charges trump campaign aide rick gates as part of his plea deal. as his codefendant paul manafort maintains his innocence. here is judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst. the question here, judge, who is mr. mueller trying to squeeze? is it manafort or could it be the president? >> i think it is actually both, david. i think he is trying to squeeze manafort in an effort to get manafort to issue a guilty plea. in an effort to get manafort to to the president. recall after manafort was fired and gates stood on. gates was there from april of 16, through the end of the transition. i suspect gates begun to spill the beans. i suspect new indictment of manafort allegedly bribing european officials, i think that information was given to them by gates. david: is it conceivable, that gates had ally in bannon, that bannon will try to be squeezed somehow by mueller? >> i don't know. bannon spent a day with mueller. we don't know what

at the time of thomas' death, the jail was overseen by sheriff david clarke, a staunch supporter of donald trump who has compared the black lives matter movement to the ku klux klan. in west virginia, lawmakers are under fire for ordering the removal of a citizen from the state capitol, after she called out the names of state politicians who've accepted campaign contributions from the oil and gas industry. lisa lucas was speaking friday during a public comment session at the west virginia house judiciary committee. lisa lucas: people that are going to be speaking in favor of this bill are all going to be paid by the industry, and people voting on this bill are also often paid by the industry -- r example, and i have to keep it short, simple because the blic only gets one minute, 45 seconds, while lobbyists can throw a gala at the marriott with whiskey and wine and talk for hours to delegates. to keep it short, on the judiciary committee, charlotte lynn, about $10,000 from gas and aep,nterests, including marathon, firstenergy dominion, and i can go on. amy: as lucas listed the names of othe

former sheriff david clark was too controversial to get a job in the trump administration but he and his flair still got a spot at cpac. one name absent from the program, nra's executive vice president wayne lapierre. he spoke last year and he spoke there the year before that in 2016 and also 2015 and 2014, 2013, 20 is, also the yearses before that and on and on. you get the point. wayne lapierre representing the nra. it's kind of a fixture at cpac. in the wake of the florida mass shooting did cpac understand how awkward it might look to applaud the head of the world's gun lobby? no, of course not. that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. wayne lapierre will be speaking this year despite the fact cpac it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which ca

larry elder and american first action spokesman senior advisor former milwaukee county sheriff david clark. what about the idea? let's protect the kids. forget about all the other debates? ex-former military, retired military, retired police. every school should have basic fundamental security. we should secure anything we choose to secure. >> they should be at least as secure as airports. i heard about this taking her from her school to her after school activity. another loser with an ar-15 slaughtering the innocent. how did he get the gun? where was his family, parents, friends? it is just absolutely outrage s outrageous. when are we going to see this is a national emergency? what about $25 billion in making our schools secure from these savages that all they want to do is -- >>you will agree with me, we've got to get away from already the same predictable, frankly, insane and intellectually lightweight debates are going on. this is we can secure these schools if we choose to. we have the mindset, the manpower, the people to do it. and i don't even think it would be that expensive. we ju

former sheriff david clark was too controversial to get a job in the trump administration but he andir still got a spot at cpac. one name absent from the program, nra's executive vice president wayne lapierre. he spoke last year and he spoke there the year before that in 2016 and also 2015 and 2014, 2013, 20 is, also the yearses before that and on and on. you get the point. wayne lapierre representing the nra. it's kind of a fixture at cpac. in the wake of the florida mass shooting did cpac understand how awkward it might look to applaud the head of the world's gun lobby? no, of course not. that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. wayne lapierre will be speaking this year despite the fact cpac left his name off the official schedule in wake of the florida scandal. wayne lapierre will deliver his week still this week as planned. why leave his name off the schedule? it was done as a precaution sources told the washington examiner among outrage of gun protests

that the kids because of the political views have been demonized by people like former sheriff david clarkump jr. and he knew what he was clicking on and politics and the kids eight or nine days living the life, and dreaming of a better life and maybe going to college and a guy walks in with a weapon of war and they have to deal with the bloody rampage and then be attacked by some of the extreme voices on the right, and it is one of the most vile things i have seen in a year and a-of vileness that i didn't think that anything could stun me, but the sense of humor inspires to us know that they are tough and they will continue to have this fight to keep america safe from gun violence. >> this conduct is beyond appropriate and beyond the pale, but, matt s this incumbent on us as consume toers root out what is real and fake? >> absolutely. look, i think that the sad thing is that there are a lot of americans out there who are not really sophisticated consumers of information. and part of it is that the technology has happened so fast. our brains are the same brains that we had hundreds of year

wayne lapierre, dana loesch, david clark, these are the most extreme voices so is that what cpac nowresents. >> that is what cpac represents alas and but my point is it isn't what conservatives represent and i just felt if somebody said it we would test the proposition that this is the drift of the entire republican party and conservative movement and the response to what i did kind of ugt issed, no, it isn't. >> here's what you write in your op ed this the "the new york times" today. for traditional conservatives the past two weeks have felt like a twilight zone episode. politicians, activists and intellectuals have suck coupled. i hear from them. there were even some at cpac. to your first point about the twilight zone episode. what do you think it is about donald trump that has allowed so many conservatives to kind of, i don't know, surrender their old conservative ideals? >> there is -- there has been a tremendous demonization of the left that has gone on for many years. now, i actually have been a very harsh critic of the left and the left has a lot to answer for, certainly in t

larry elder, and american first action spokesman senior advisor, former milwaukee county sheriffr david clark. what about the idea? let's protect the kids. forget about all the other debates. former military, retired military, retired police. and every school should have basic fundamental security. not like the white house necessarily, but we can secure anything we choose to secure. >> they should be at least as secure as the airports. i heard about this, my 12-year-old, there it is on the radio. another psycho slaughtering these innocents. it makes me sick. how do you get the gun? how to get the thousand dollar gun? how to get all these magazines to meet where was his parents? her with his family, where was his friends for goodness sake? it is just absolutely outrageou outrageous. 25 of the school massacres since columbine in 1999. when are we going to see that this is a national emergency. you want to spend 25 billion on the wall, what about spending 25 billion and making our schools secure from these savages -- >> sean: you will agreee with me, with got to get away from already at the same

former sheriff david clark said on twitter the well organized effort by florida school students demanding has george soros's fingerprints all over it. what do you make of this, evan? is this fear? i find this not a big fan of the president these days or for a while now. i thought putting this together today was great. i thought letting all those people talk till he talked was first rate. i'd be afraid of those voices. >> yeah, look, i think there is some fear here. we see it in just the lack of decency that you see from dinesh deso za. you might want to dismiss him as a fringe guy in the movement but he's still on the masthead of the national review, a conservative publication that's mostly mainstream, has diverse opinions. my point is that there's a lack of decent sit now within the party, within trump's republican party. this is a party who got behind ultimately roy moore, not everyone in the party certainly. that's why he lost. but the party got behind him. this is a party who is willing to turn the other way when you've got a wife beater in the white house or two. there's a lack of de

the new black republican, david clark. >> paris. >> omarosa. what's the name -- the girl, the sisters. you know who i'm talking about. donna and sue. that's now the new crop. and darryl stock. that's the new crop of republican who is not entrenched in politics. >> they probably voted for obama. >> i don't know what they did. i know what they're doing now. >> i also interviewed the guy who we pointed to and called my african american. that's what i like to do. define characters. he also was someone who said i'm disappointed in the way he talked about charlotesville, disappointed in the way he dealt with the justice department but i still support him. we have black republicans who go hand in hand with the new age white republicans, because there's a crop of new age -- there are people holdovers from other white houses but there's also a lot of republicans that are working at i the white house like home hick hope hicks and or people, who never would have gotten a job at the quit white , but now you have other people who are from new york that the

do you know any former malarky county sheriff sheriff david clark which again is what shared david clark took some real slings and arrows well you know the thing is when he was a would you ever except in the war that have that is the history going into it. you know when you look at it it's kind of a thing of like don't you think it's a little bit about timing giving everything going on in the news cycle right now to be like accepting an award from the n.r.a. when you've already like upset a bunch of people with neutrality now you're going to upset like all the people with like accepting this what timing that is anti an array of evil i think the idea that five million people that the very n.r.a. somehow represents firearm owners is laughable that's a good point it's a guy who's already under investigation for colluding with corporations to circumvent the law and now they're the people who are literally want to hand the hand money to politicians to circumvent what the public out what the majority of the public actually wants on safety and firearms and all of that congrats. on the good side

clark. and congressman bobby scott. congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. i read your testimony earlier and congressman david cicilline yvette clark. and hank johnson. i think we have acknowledged all of the members who are here. and more i acknowledged earlier. she was sitting next to -- tting next to representative strong as. my colleagues. the last eight hours i have had the privilege of reading the testimony of so many dreamers and i still have more but > read them all. > i thank all of you ms. pelosi: it's a privilege to read the eloquent statements of the dreamers as they express their love of america, their commitment to a better future to our country and their own families. it was a double honoro do so with the recommendations of the testimony that you all extended -- presented -- recommended these testimonials and have so many of you here in the course of the day, a real tribute to the respect that we have for our dreamers. i accept your applause on behalf of them, because it was their story that i told. in addition to the bible and the catholic conference of bishops and pope francis and pope other

david. ry vir are a claims d.a. clark is unfarley targeting both them and the attorney eric sanders says the dm a. playing political gains efficient last year detective terrell filed the own 175 million-dollar lou suit against the city for settling police brutality claims against him where the name was cleared by the ccrp the civilian complaint review board some of the the question is: are these two city employees looing to make a few million bucks or are they true exposing injustice crusading nicer right. don't know. a jury will decide for the part the bronx d.a. will not commit and the city's law department will say it is reviewing the place. bill? bill: in addition to the allegation in the office, there is also issue of nar cot kicks parties. are they allegedlying there drug is on the d.a.'s office? or is it just margarita parties as the dally news ref vense. >> the lawsuit claims there currently is alcohol stored in the office and am lowees would take a swig, have a drink at their desk while on duty. they would go tho

sarah clark previously ran the wimbledon tennis championships and will be known as the lady usher of the black rod. she replaces davidr slammed in yourface, as the leader of the house explained in her tribute. behind the scenes during his time as black rod, david was responsible for arranging a six state openings, a huge operation which he and his team including the doorkeepers always managed with skill and sensitivity. david supervised nine state visits and the six addresses by number of notable heads of government and states. the shadow leader of the house recorded particularly memorable state openings. 2017 brought an unexpected election. the queen's speech unfortunately clashed with the previous commitment and the overall calendar. ascot. in a full house of commons, in such a formal ceremony, it was a delight to watch david struggle to keep a straight face. lady smith on the delights that await the new black rod. that's all we've got time for but from me, mandy baker, goodbye. i want to update you on the next couple of days of weather for the british isles, how do we start on wednesday? not too bad at all, plenty

clarke is the first woman to be appointed as black rod in parliament's 650—year history. she's the former championships director at the wimbledon tennis club, and will be replacing david leakeyhailing app had initially gone to court after transport for london said all of its drivers should have to prove their ability to speak english and take a test in basic writing and reading. let's have a look at the travel situation now. on the tubes, a part suspension on the bakerloo line is causing severe delays and there are minor delays on the central line. on the roads, the a1 coming in to town is down to one lane for emergency repairs to a burst water main. expected to add to the usual delays. there's a collapsed manhole cover on albert embankment near to tinworth street. goldhawk road remains closed west from shepherds bush green to hammersmith grove for repairs to a burst water main let's have a check on the weather now with good morning. another milestone this morning but with that of course comes the cloud and also the rain. it's feeling quite damp out there this morning. it's going to stay predominantly cloudy really throughout. we're going to see further outbreaks of rain, ma