carlson? >> mr. carlson: one, on the summary report, it's quite watered down from last report. and did not include the fact that these are the 2015 affordable housing bonds. and as of what date? i would appreciate on future reports go back, so it's a littlemore. >> sorry about that. arlson: a i really appreciate the detailed report. there is a lot of great information in that. on page 27 of that report, the total number of affordable units that are projected to be created is a 1388. and in the last report it was 1785. so somewhere along the line we lost about 400 units. it looks like about 250 are in the low-income housing that may be from switching from laguna honda to the other two. but the middle income housing that dropped by 170 units and i didn't see discussion of that. maybe you could comment on that. >> there was a loss of units projected in the low-income housing unit because of the reallocation of funds. elso because of rising co w have been able -- we have had to spend more on per-unit bas foprojects. also, the same is true of the middle income housing. we projected,

this is gretchen carlson's bill. >> well, thank you, margaret.es, it was a tremendous amount of work. what i've learned now, though, is that i have so much work to do to actually get it passed. so, i mean, i spent about 18 months walking the hallways of congress and meeting -- >> are you registered as a federal lobbyist? >> not yet, but here's what i would say to the members of congress. do you want to be on the right side of history or the wrong side of history? and do you have daughters? and do you have any woman in your life that matters anything to you at all? and they would all -- mainly the men would start telling me stories about their wives who had faced harassment, their daughters, their nieces, and so, then i would say to them, well, then don't you want to be a part of fixing this? because this issue is truly apolitical. let's take it out of the shadows. you know, let's deal with it. because when you do that, you empower more women to know that they're not by themselves. >> and what's important is that the sponsors of your bill are not

carlson has a comment. >> mr.carlson: actually, a question, page 3, the street repaving and reconstruction. i'm not sure what the current balance is right now, i'm not sure anybody does, but is that balance allocated to the four remaining projects? >> i think. at the time this was summarized, it was a combination of things. it was either remaining projects or outstanding support costs like construction administration costs and/or work authorizations to the mta for striping and support costs associated with those projects. >> mr. carlson: and when is the expected completion of this program? the project, when do you expect this one to be complete? is there a completion date? >> the paving team is here, they can probably answer specifically on the paving projects. palou is not going to advertise until june, so roughly 20, 21, beginning of 2021 before that finishes. the paving program? >> ramon, paving program manager, public works. we have basically four contracts with paving out on the street right now under constru

carlson says the new miss america, led mainly by women, is embracing change. let's be honest.on television. people tune in, many people believe to see scantily clad women, to see women in their swimsuits and their evening gowns. >> interestingly enough, that's not a highly rated part of the competition. people actually like the talent part of the competition. we've heard from a lot of young women who say, we'd love to be part of your program, but we don't want to be out there in high heels and a swimsuit. so guess what? you don't have to do that anymore. >> these are major changes. amy with us here tonight. and gretchen kacarlson has becoe a real voice against sexual harassment, and i'm curious, amy, does she see these changes as a me too moment in our culture? >> reporter: she does. gretchen says they are moving and organization forward in this cultural revolution. one thing she says will stay the same, the women in this competition will earn scholarship money for college. gretchen says the focus is all about female empowerment and it will stay that way. >> great to have you

he is joining us from washington "tucker carlson tonight." chris, your thoughts. >> it is like a death in the family. we relied on charles a great deal. for a lot of things, for his insight, for his support, for his encouragement, for his kindness, but most of all, for his standard. charles set the gold standard for us to live up to as journalists. to be that decent, right? i think this is really the cornerstone of what made charles -- i've heard people say this evening that he was the most influential center right thinker in america. i will go farther. i will say that he is the most influential public generational. he was conversant in most things. he understood the language of the left-hander, and understood the linkage of the right. he never put words in anybody else's mouth. he never assumed the worst about his adversary. he was fair-minded. that made him ultimately more convincing than anything else. what made him ultimately convincing was that he was not giving him short trip. he had heard you out, and you are still wrong. when he naile

carlson is the second highest paid player on the roster behind orange line l ovechkin. >> jurassic world fallen $150 million.pectations andbad n >> that opening follows last weekend'sib debut of inle two. both moviesrerought i than $280 million this weekend making it hollywood's fourth biggest world without toys r us.a by this friday the company will have close o allf its stores. >> some willlose earlier either tomorrow wednesday our thursday ofhis week. depending on the store you can find mark downs of up to 90 percent. >> wow. >> we just passed a toys r usau and mghter goes why are they closing? i couldn't explain. >> end of an era. >> fans lined up around the block for the grand opening of a new hello kitty cafe in san

rylee carlson explains.eds of years, tales of loch ness have captivated imaginations and notjust because of its beauty. instead, people flock here hoping to find proof of a monster lurking beneath the water. now scientists are hoping modern environmental dna technology can help unravel the mystery. we will be taking some water samples using this device here. neil gemmell is with the university of otago in new zealand. while analysing those water samples, he will be hunting for unknown dna. from half a litre of water, we can get a very good catalogue of life in the loch. and we thought this would be a great place to showcase that technology because of course there may be something unknown to science lurking in those waters. but professor gemmell is not the first to try. in this 1986 search, scientists tried using ultrasound but came up empty handed. and just two years ago, a robotic submarine search turned up an old film prop of the beast but nothing else. even those dedicated to nessi know the odds are slim.

washington is home for carlson. he is happy to be spending the rest of his career here. >> i have always loved being around the city and she is from here. it is pretty easy tot. do t i love the people and the area and have had so much fun here. you know, this is where we were going to live. yeah. i'm thrilled to be here and get this opportunity to keep playin >> good for him. >> the awards named the league's most improved player lead last most improved player lead last the washington post endorses angela alsobrooks for prince george's county executive, praising alsobrooks for being "responsive, diligent and detail-oriented" and for "doing an outstanding job" as state's attorney. as county executive, alsobrooks would be "focused, fearless and far-sighted" and "would be a strong advocate for our schools and preparing children for college and careers." angela alsobrooks: it's time to fulfill the promise of prince george's, and i know we can do it together. [cheering] we can do it together. here's money for pizza. here'

directors says the group is aiming to be more inclusive to women of all shapes and sizes.gretchen carlsonica board of directors chairwoman: "we've heard interest a lot of young women that way we want to be part of your program but don't want to be out in a swimsuit and high heels. you don't have to do it anymore." and that inclusiveness starts at the top. for the first time in it's history, miss america is being led entirely by women. former leaders of the organization stepped down last year during the rise of the #metoo movement, involving an internal email scandal. gretchen carlson/ miss america board of directors chairwoman: "we're experiencing this cultural revolution... where women's voices are finally being heard and we knew that it evolve as an organization as well."so with this new crop of leaders in place, all former miss americas themselves, organization says they are ready to move into the 21st centurygretchen carlson/ miss america board of directors chairwoman: want to be empowered, learn leadership skills and pay for college and be able to show the world who you are as a pers

here now we, tucker carlson, a host of tucker carlson tonight. he grew up in california.a leading indicator. the one he told him he was to brown. >> it's race obsessed party, ironically, and it does not surprise me. the whole bet in california is that changing demographics when it for them. and they are right, to some extent. immigration has turned it from one of the most reliably republican states the most reliably democratic state. at the question now is about the economy, can you have a state that is basically latin american in its emic structure? huge pool of poor people, no middle class. they are pushing policies that result in that and half of all californians have asked this week, they said they preferred to leave the state and a lot of them already have. what happens then when there is no sort of normal middle-class -- you know p making $95,000 left with kids. that's where california is going. i don't know what happens. >> martha: it striking to me, jerry brown has been around long as you and i can remember. i pulled up a picture with him and linda ronstadt. i tho

former chair gretchen carlson announced changes on "gma." no longer a pageant. instead they are calling it a competition and women will be able to wear what they not goin judge you on outward appearance because we're interested in what makes you you. tell us about your goals and achievements in life. by the way, at the end of the day we hand out scholarships to these young women. >> carl sentence took over board of directors. you can watch this year's miss america competition on september 9th on abc 7. let's see what you think about all this. looks like 52% of you are saying you agree with these changes to miss america. we're pretty evenly split. >> kind of going up on the yes side there. 47% saying no. keep voting, everyone. >>> let's turn to money report. if you're one of the thousands who paid a deposit for tesla model 3, you might be asking for your money back. a company that analyzes credit and debit card charges says 23% of model 3 orders have been refunded. tesla told the website recode.n that's not right. company officials won't say

was a no brainer for carlson. butherree is going to do it. she's coming up in next in orts. >>> news 4 today working for your mind body balance. >> story of mygi life. me the tips. give me the trips. > justin finch is checking out salt caves, what they are, and whether they're worth >>> we are less than a week away from tth start o nhl free agency. the capitals extended an offer to forward tom wilson but not breakout star devonte smith-pelly. the caps did secure their star defenseman last night announcing a deal with johnarlson. fans were chanting rign him at the parade. now caps fans had their prayers answered. the team locking up john clson on an eight year, $64 million deal. carlson is now one of the top coid defenseman in the entire nhl. ng off a great season where he set career highs in goals, sists and points helping to lead the caps to the stanley cup. the defenseman met his wife in the area. theyngre now rai two sons, so coming back to d.c. was a no brainer. >> i think it's pretty easy the importance of staying. i've spent a lot of ti

john carlson himself. this was before the winter olympic games in sochi when he played. the professional players don't play anymore, but he was goi to sochi to play for team usa. he is really a nice guy on topo everything else. really excited to haveck carly ith the caps. >> and the jersey was a little big. >> it was big. >> he makes it look easy. >> how fun. >>> let's hand things over to chuck who is standing by, and it looks likom you're tracking humidity. >> yes. theookind of humidity. the kind of humidity that is in the falling category. yeah, really nice weather around here for the next couple of days. we'll be feeling a little bit more like su arunacomes from listeningery lw to peoples' stories. i'm aruna miller, and growing up as an immigrant, i know we have the power to improve peoples' lives. that's why in the state legislature, i fought for more computer science in our schools. gps tracking formestic . and some of the strictest gun safety laws in the nation. in congress, i won't let donald trumpdo he progress we've made. i approved this message for all our stor

i don't know about the rest. >> you got that right, george. >>> we have gretchen carlson is here ande've got the big miss america announcement and some huge changes that are coming to the competition. >> she is really turning that pageant upside down, and we have that exclusive reveal in just a bit. >>> but first we begin with president trump canceling today's white house visit for the super bowl champions, the philadelphia eagles, after multiple players said they would boycott it and the president tweeting about it overnight citing the national anthem dispute. abc's linsey davis is here with the latest on this one. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. even before they won the super bowl, defensive end chris long said he would not attend the white house victory celebration. more recently other players plan to boycott including the black players on the team. the white house is now rebranded the day as a celebration of america. the white house and super bowl champions embroiled in a war of words this morning. president trump abruptly disinvited the philadelphia eagles after the maj

so glad carlson is sticking around. nd>>> we have squirrels a cats interrupt baseball game zbls this was australia, so there you go. you had a kangaroo coming on to the soccer pitch on sunday. heha controlled field for more than 30 minutes. some of them will fight you. he wandered on to the field during the halftime break and then he came back during the second half. >> he wa the star of the show. players thought kicking balls toward him would scare him atof. idn't work. eventually a coach in a pickup truck chased theo kanga from the stadium. they do kind of box back. >> i would imagine they would just kick the balls back at you. thean kangaroo c go anywhere he wants to in australia. >>> anyway, poor vision, hearins even dent tal issues. there are a number of long-term health proseemsd by premature birth a there mayo be a link to behavioral issues. >>> and the fda approves its first ever medicine made from marijuana. who will be able to use it as a treatment. we're coming right back. >>> we've some rain just to the sout

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."e want to take the next hour and go inside the issues looking beyond for a moment just the day's breaking news. there is a lot of it. but assess some of the bigger issues that are coming to define our life in this country. we are going to open with another look at what has been this year's biggest story. immigration. without much real public debate or even discussion, the elite left has reached a conclusion on the question. it is that america needs more immigration. much more. immigration without limit. we shouldn't worry about whether the people coming here have skills that we need. whether they are educated. whether they can speak english even or even whether they are violent criminals. in fact we shouldn't even try to accurately count how many are coming here or how many live within our borders. do you disagree with that? well, then in the words of an msnbc commentator, you're pure evil. watch. >> donald trump without a doubt is bure evil -- pure evil. no other country in the world

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gretchen carlson, chair of board of trustee says now is the time to showcase how women are empowering not necessarily in how they ok. >> we have always had talent and scholarship, and we need to message that part of the program better as well, but now we're adding in this cavea we're not going to judge you on your outward appearance because we're interested in what makes you you. tell us about your goals and your achievements in life. by the way, at the end of the day, we hand out scholarships to these young women. every day when i travel in this country, i meet someone who has participated in this program, yourself included, who benefited from the programs and who became lawyers and doctors and members of congress, and we want more people to know they are welcome in this organi >> with me now, kate, let me start with you. you are on the board. this has been going on for 97 years. may i just say a little amen to this. do you agree it's the right decision and how did you all come to this? >> i think it's time. it's been anongoing conversation for quite some time. as you know, the ok ov

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tonight i join tucker carlson was a draft. charles: got to leave it there, sir. everybody. our top stories, paul ryan affirming his political ambiguity and displaying his indefensible support of the establishment whose boots he loves to lick. the lame duck speaker today choice to side with the deep state and defy reason and decency as he did so, lining up with trey gowdy saying there's no evidence of a spy in the trump campaign and later playing to the open border globalists and he chose to pour sere u

tucker carlson coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ong national nightmare is over. we are happy to report. paul manafort is behind bars tonight. the 69-year-old lobbyist was dragged to prison on the order of the federal judge. the president tweeted about manafort's imprisonment earlier today. wow, a tough sentence for paul manafo manafort. what about? that's the president's view. on the other hand, with manafort in a cage, the rest of us can relax. unchain the door. let the kids play in the yard. take the first deep breath in decades. it's a new day america, we are safe. we have bad news as well. paul manafort's crime was violating the foreign agent's registration act passed in 1938. advancing the interest of a foreign country without registering with the u.s. is a felony. that mean many of the people in washington will head to jail. podesta and both clintons and unni-vision take money from foreign interests. the law is clear. they are headed to the big house. all of them. best of luck. manafort was also accused of trying to influence

we should point out that tucker carlson writing the latest tion to your book, stone's rules. roger stone. guest: well, you raised an excellent point. a perfect example. when the president criticized m-13 olence and specifically the mainstream media depicted that when he called them animals as a denunciation of all immigrants. not what he said. a perfect example of the mainstream media bias against this president. host: michigan, democrat's m-13 specifically the mainstream dia line. good morning. kimplingtsdz good morning. i have a few things to say to mr. stone. first, there's a big difference in taking millions of dollars for your foundation as long as you don't use up any on yourself. and the clinton foundation, makes for people all over the world. second thing is donald trump's sons were on a year ago and they both said money was pouring in from russia. another thing i want to say arrested for arrested for money laundering. he lived at trump towers and he was also donald trump's campaign months. he also attended a meeting at the trump tower a year ago with the three russia

tucker carlson is up next >> good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. border has since, it ceased to be a news story, it now seems to be a competition to see who can reach greater heights of rhetorical success and self-righteous posturing. nancy pelosi and even hillary clinton took an early lead in the contest by bypassing public policy questions entirely and moving straight to theology. >> the hypocrisy of all people

carlson's new dealim will pay season.on p that makes him the second highest paid player on the team. he spent his entire team with e caps. my have a special place in heart for him because he taught me how to play hockey. wasn't very successful, but he tr tried very hard, very patient. nice guy. this was back in 2014 before he left for the winter olympics in sochi for team usa. he scored five goals and 15 assists during theashington playoff run. we needed a defenseman like him to stay on for the stanley cup champions. >> where is the video you just -- >> i was there. he had to show me how to do it. hard.er i'm telling you. they make it look so easy, right, chuck bell? >> he is buying lunch next time. it is a beautiful monday morning here in the dmv. sun is just about ready to come up about three or four more minutes from now, but it is going to be a mostly clear sky. dry weather the next couplof days. scar wash forecast, absolutely. dry weather for her today and tomorrow. t e return of rain. i'll show you trt of the foreca coming up in a few.st >>> president trump is trading jah tonig

tucker carlson is up next >> good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the separation of children of the border has since, it ceased to be a news story, it now seems to be a competition to see who can reach greater heights of rhetorical success and self-righteous posturing. nancy pelosi and even hillary clinton took an early lead in the contest by bypassing public policy questions entirely and moving straight to theology. >> the hypocrisy of all people in our country not to clamber for what the administration is doing to end. those who justify central tenet of christianity. jesus said suffer the little children onto me. he did not say love the children suffer. >> sandra: 's of the same people who support the third term post-viability abortion for purposes of selection are now lecturing you about god and sin and the holiness of children. feel chastened? but wait, there is more. on facebook, ben sasse called the administration's policy wicked as an immoral and devilish. first lady laura bush likened it to the internal and michael hayden went all the way. h

. >> good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. if you've been paying attention to the news lately, you'll are probably confused about a bunch of things. but you know one fact for sure, james comey is a better person than you are. he is a virtuous man, honest, decent, chivalrous. integrity might be his middle name although he would never admit it because he's also incredibly humble. he doesn't make the kind of grubby moral compromises for your sad mediocre life. his ideals are high and he lives them. he has said that repeatedly and cable news interviews so obviously it's true. how good of a person? he left the fbi and he's not giving lectures on law enforcement matters, how to unravel international monitoring laundering frames or stop drug trafficking, that would be too obvious and too temporal. instead, he's teaching us about leadership, how to be better people. his is a moral mission. >> i could be useful by offering people a vision of what ethical leadership looks like. >> tucker: it's hilarious actually. but it's not that surpr

tonight i join tucker carlson was a draft. charles: got to leave it there, sir. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, paul ryan affirming his political ambiguity and displaying his indefensible support of the establishment whose boots he loves to lick. the lame duck speaker today choice to side with the deep state and defy reason and decency as he did so, lining up with trey gowdy saying there's no evidence of a spy in the trump campaign and later playing to the open border globalists and he chose to pour sere u syrn officials. >> i feel good about the conversations we're having. our members are honest and sincere in trying to understand each other. we have a big swath of views within our conference and i really do believe there's a sweet spot here. lou: a sweet spot here. well, how long will republicans put up with this lame duck who seems intent on destroying the party's chances in the midterms. how long will the party put up with him? i'll ask congressman matt gates if he's had enough of the rhinos >>> leak details of the incoming inspector general's

gretchen carlson saying we want to not judge people on their outward appearance. this is the question of the day on my facebook page and a lot of folks having things to say including one young woman who said she was a former contestant, miss california and didn't have a problem with the swimsuit portion. she said it was about discipline and poise and about self-confidence and i also posted a poll on my twitter page and about 34% say i like the new changes. 16% say i don't like the changes. and 50% say i really don't care. we like to hear what you have to say, whether you care or not. find this on twitter and on facebook. laura and marcus. >> thank you. >>> new video now of harvey weinstein showing up to court this morning. he pleaded not guilty to rape and other sex charges -- criminal sex charges in new york city. last week a grand jury charged him. weinstein denied all allegations of nonconsensual sex and his attorney said this is just the start. >> we begin our fight now. we will fight this case in the courtroom. mr. weinstein has denied these crimes. he has ma

carlson expected to be oneosf the mt sought-after free agents. assists in the regular season and the post season for trott. a lot of questions about his future durise the on. he took care of those after leading the capitals to the rst stanley cup franchise history. both want to be back, but there is work to be done. >> i do want to beback. there's things we have to work out. there's things that -- i'vee talkto mac, if we can get them worked out, there's no question. i love the group of guys. i love the situation i'm in with the team the location for my son and me. wif there's some issues that we've got to just work through. and we will. >> this has been my home. i've lived hmee every s since i've been rehe. this is my home base. and obviously the guys that i've been around that, yoknow, the experiences we've had.an you know, i love the area, and that's -- this is all i know. i want to stay here, but there's more to i than that. >> we hope he stays.al the natiand orioles both have the day off. for baltimore, a rough starthe season. a major league

carlson says the me too movement is driving the changes. >>> we'll check cnn "money" this morning.her today after the nasdaq hit its second straight record high. a rally in tech pushed wall street higher. corporate tax cuts fueled another buyback bonanza in may. american companies spent a record $201 billion buying back their own stock. apple made up nearly half of that. last month, apple pledged to spend $100 billion on stock buybacks. this is my favorite c the year. of -- actually i would say of a generation. for the first time in at least 20 years, there are more job openings than workers to fill them. the labor department says the ratio of unemployed workers, jobseekers to job openings, dropped below one iapril. that's the first time since it started keeping track in 2000. when you look at the top of that blue chart there, that was the worst of the financial crisis. frankly, that was when there were seven or eight people for every job available. there were seven people per job. today there are a record 6.7 million open jobs, 6.3 million americans are unemployed. that low ratio

. >> carlson took over as chairman of the board this year.e resigned over sexist comments made about former competitors. can you watch this year's miss america competition september 9th right here on abc. >> san leandro city manager back on the job after being cleared of sexual psi conduct allegations. he was accused by sexual misconduct by the ceo of davis street family resource center. she claimed he pressured her to have a sexual relationship with him in exchange for funding t an independent investigator found it lacked credibility. reinstating him was unanimous. >>> reaction after major decision by supreme court ruling in favor of colorado baker who refused to make a cake celebrating a same sex wedding. >> we must love and support one another. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first looking supreme court ruled in favor of a colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same sex couple because of his religious beliefs. his case landed at the court after a lower court upheld colorado civil rights commission finding he violated

this is 80 at carlson. it's crowded westbound.d company there. we are in the yellow. we haven't seen red all morning long. that's fantastic news for drivers. 15 minutes into san francisco. once you get into the city, your approach to the lower deck of the bay bridge is heavy. >>> i have seen blue all morning long. look at these blue skies out there. we don't have the thick marine layer this morning. check out the golden gate bridge. even through the marin headlands. you usually see those low clouds, that's not the case today. a gorgeous start to the day. check out that sunrise right over the bay. oh, it's pretty! here's a look also across san francisco with pretty clear conditions. a little bit of a breeze keeping things cool in the 50s. 53 in san francisco right now. and 58 in concord. future temperatures: 50s to 80s today. there's an a's game today as well as the warriors. a's start at 7:00, breezy conditions but sunshine and then cooler when the sun sets. ghirardelli square festival. i mean, a festival about chocolate? that's g

and while some believe it's a riy move, gretchen carlson, miss america 1989nd new head of the organizationays it's about time. >> the candidates in the miss erica organization will no longer be judged on their outward physical appearance. >> tonight's competition begins with swimsuits. >> which means the the elimination of the swim suit competition and the evening gown. >> hashtagging this historical move bye bye bikini, gretchen also tells "e.t." miss america will no longer be called a pageant. >> we're calling it the the miss amica competition. and we're not calling it a pageant anymore because we're not having women in high heels and swimsuits. >> the new format repleswim and evening wear with a live interactive session between contesghlight achievements. the 51 women will also have the opportunity to wear evening dates will have a choice of what evening attire they want to wear. and they won't be judged on that. they'll be judged on what they say when they're on stage. ♪ there she is miss america >> the decision puts an end to a nearly 100-year tradition. and "e.t." has been asking con

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we're interested in what makes you you. >> carlson also acknowledged the me too movement for inspiring these charges, you'll see them when the miss america competition takes place in september. >> new this morning, only on "today in the bay," it has been about eight months since the devastating north bay wildfires were started. businesses are still feeling that impact. pete suratos is live in santa rosa. what are next steps for people impacted by the fires? >> the next steps they are hoping people continue to come to the north bay to help out with the business efforts here in the area following the wildfires. where we're standing in santa rosa because we've been very familiar with the area, tlhere s building contributing to the economy here in santa rosa. here's the latest information we're getting according to the santa rosa chamber of commerce. the activity as far as that goes is doing well because of the recovery project. you've got hotel rooms being booked by workers or officials who are in town. they also say the winery traffic is showing signs of life but there are some issues as

by the way, on tucker carlson, he just talked about that guy with the two kids that got arrested, and then i think the government, the governor of new as dving without a license and driving without insurance. if i did that, forget about it. this is the kind of stuff i'm talking about. thank you. host: thank you. we should point out that tucker carlson writing the introduction to your latest book, "stone's rules." roger stone. guest:ell, you raised an excellt in a perfect example. when the president criticized gang violence and m-13 specifically, the mainstream media depicted that when he called them animals as a denunciation of all immigrants. not what he said. a perfect example of the mainstream media bias against this president. host: we will go to sandra joining us from eastpointe, michigan, and across line. good morning. caller: yes. hi. good morning. i have a few things to say to mr. stone. first of all there's a big , difference in taking millions of dollars for your foundation as long as you don't use up any on yourself. and the clinton foundation, they have aids makes for peop