dan crenshaw has a bill that can extract co2 from the air. they are building it on a large scale. why wouldn't we enhance any company that wants to extract co2 from the air. i tell you, more trees being planted is good for the environment. why don't we plan to trillion trees? ethiopia what they just did a month ago planted 300 billion trees and 12 hours. we can do better. >> when we come back we will get leader mccarthy's thoughts on the republican victory in the north carolina special election and a draft of the doj ig report in the hands of william barr. also ahead, kevin mc alinin and the terrorist attacks of 9/1118 years ago. on twitter, maria bartiroma one

dan crenshaw has a bill that enhances the ability to extract co2. it is stuck in committee because dan crenshaw happens to be a republican. i hope we are not running on the idea that we have to pass usmca 1.5 years from now. this is something we should do this month. what i find that would only make america stronger, 180,000 americans would have a job today. we watched mexico ratify it. canada is sitting and waiting. when i look at the cost of college, why does college have to cost so much, what is the return on the investment? i look at colleges like purdue, where they had kept the tuition low but increased the number of graduates. they have actually looked at it outside the box, where the college itself has skin in the game. to make sure that you are going to get an education that will take a small percentage of what you are able to make to pay for your college in a short timeframe, so college actually wants to make sure you have a job when you walk out. we look at workforce, the challenges of the 21st century to find the employees who are trainin

dan crenshaw has a bill that enhances the ability to extract co2. simplytuck in committee because dan crenshaw happens to be a republican. i hope we are not running on the idea that we have to pass usmca a year and a half from now. this is something we should do this month. find 180,000 americans would have adopted a if this was passed. we saw mexico already wet affiant. -- ratify it. what is college have to cost so much? i look at colleges like purdue. low have kept the tuition but increased the number of graduates. they have located outside of the box. that is something we will talk about today. the college itself has skin in the game. it makes sure you will get an education. it will take a small percentage of what you are able to make to pay for your college in the short time frame. wants toge actually meet you have a job when you walk out. we look at workforce. the challenges in the 21st century to actually find employers in training to be here. look at everybody's way of life. privacy itself. what is happening when it comes to the internet? i b

i never knew the man dan crenshaw, but i got to know him. doing an exceptional job. i watched dan talk about he's been on the ballot since 1988. there's a time to serve and a time to go do something else. you know what he says i don't have 100% to win the majority again. and sensenbrenner more than 42 years. not one name outside of will herd am i worried about. and george bush 41, i don't know if you looked at wesley hunt. he's a graduate of west point. not the only family member to graduate. his sister graduated ten years before him and his brother graduated one year after him. he flew apaches and now he's working at perry homes, married, has his first daughter. and he says, i fought for freedom in other parts of the world and now i think i have to defend them at home. he entered the race and we recently did a poll. he's actually in the lead. look at young kim born in south korea, representing this area in the state assembly. one time and lo and behold changed the rules. outraised other opponent in the polls, she's in the lead. numerous points after the other. one th

thank you very much, you guys. >> we shouldn't let this moment pass without thinking dan crenshaw. represents a best of the 9/11 generation that rose up to fight islamic terrorism. >> martha: well put, thanks for saying that and thank you for your service, dan crenshaw and all the other men and women who were inspired after 9/11 to sacrifice so much to keep our country safe. my next guest, a former fbi agent who specialized in fighting terrorism in the days after 9/11. he says that the attacks transformed of the fbi into the most secretive domestic intelligence agency the country has ever seen. he's the author of the new book disrupt, discredit and divide. how the new fbi damages and democracy. we welcome him back here tonight. michael, good to see you. obviously that's a pretty blockbuster headline come how the fbi damages our security. it's important for people who care about our country, to urge the government to correct itse itself. and more impact has beennt not r privacy or civil liberties but for the security that the organization is operating effectively and not using those

dan crenshaw has a vote today. -- bill today. the problem, it has dan crenshaw as the author. there are a number of items we can go through. when we look at technology, or prepare for the 21st century? are we protecting privacy rights, as well? that is our discussion and breakout session. last question. i would like to ask you what the administration's plan to resolve the house and housing finance system. critics say it can't be reformed and it may be better to get rid of it altogether. >> i think the white house and administration along with financial services is something they have been studying for quite some time. we want to make sure they are secure, but also we want to make sure that those who need to have capital for a home have the lowest rate possible to be able to prosper and build homes as they wish. taxpayers protect the and what the individuals with the lowest rate. you cant something ignore, but not something you would say you can't deal with at all. there are a lot of ideas out there. i look forward to talking to you throughout the retreat. = think we will have

the trump campaign there was a freshman republican congressman guy named dan crenshaw from congress he tweeted we live in a republic not a democracy probably heard that before. and that -- this is a quote 51% doesn't get to boss around 49%. we'll talk -- and then the president's campaign took it to a new level. they -- they sent the totally insane email a fund raising email out to the list basically accusing aoc because she advocated majority rule of attempting a coup to inenfranchise republican conservatives. they explicitly say this is our country, not theirs. yeah, questionable. democrats would rather change the rules so their elite friends in new york and california can regain their power. and in i think has become a major fault line in fact one of the most profound fault lines in the history of american politics. it's basically this. do we actually really believe in democracy? right? the question before us now in the electoral college question is are we going to actually live up to the promise of one person one vote? now, to be fair, it's not surprising the republicans are defendi

aoc and dan crenshaw against each other. our debate next. and he has subscriptions to a music service he doesn't listen to and five streaming video services he doesn't watch. this is jerry learning that he's still paying for this stuff he's not using. he's seeing his recurring payments in control tower in the wells fargo mobile app. this is jerry canceling a few things. booyah. this is jerry appreciating the people who made this possible. oh look, there they are. (team member) this is wells fargo. shannon: in the wake of the odessa texas mass shooting a young african-american woman in texas says she is safe and unharmed after using her own gun to save a life. trace gallagher has more on that story. >> reporter: it was 2:30 in southwest houston when police say michelle hudgins parked her car outside of home in two men reached into the driver-side window to grab her purse but before they could grab the bag she reached in, pulled out her gun and fired two shots. >> it was all i had in my bag. i didn't shoot anymore. i saved my life. >> reporter

hudgins story by the way moved congressman and disabled worth it dan crenshaw who later tweeted "situations like this story or why we protect the second amendment." side note universal background checks would not be able to let my friends borrow my handgun when they travel alone like this. we would make felons out of people for just defending themselves. well, that tweet was enough to trigger unintended renowned firearms expert aoc. and she snapped back with a bizarre accusation saying "you remember congress, why are you limiting guns to people unsupervised who can't pass a basic background check question with the people you give guns to have likely abused their spouse or have a violent criminal record and you may not know it. why on earth would you do that?" it takes your breath away, does it not? when crenshaw pointed out the utter idiocy of her statement, she just kept firing on twitter. domestic abusers can be master manipulators, plus domestic abuse is a huge indicator of gun violence. that is why vouching for a friend isn't a substitute for background checks. you wouldn't land a car t

congressman dan crenshaw. dan, when you heard about this story, what were your thoughts?ing at a lot in the homeland security committee when we hear from the fbi and when we hear from dhs. what we are hearing is that the new normal, the new thing we have to be worried about is these lone wolf actors. they are often disgruntled in their own lives and look to the outside, maybe it's the isis ideology, maybe it's to something else. and they look for that reason to, i think, back up their beliefs and back up the actions that they want to take. i think that's some of what we might be seeing here. it's difficult to deal with because there isn't some big structured network, terrorist network to follow. there is no link chart to follow. so it's hard to target these guys. all right. they are radicalized via the internet. and, again, it is one reason why we can't take our eye off the ball. isis is not yet defeated. they still have a presence around the world. and we need to be rooting them out because they are very capable of spreading their propaganda and radicalizing people here

the problem is, dan crenshaw was a cosponsor of the bill. let's not forget about the most blatant pack shop by "the times" actually bragging about their entire newsroom focused on one story perpetrating the russian conspiracy theory hoax against the president. in other words, they lied, they advance the biggest hoax conspiracy theories ever. but because that widespread effort was a total doubt, it became a little problematic. we are going to now shift the narrative. we are not going to admit we were wrong. we are not going to make a correction. we're just going to find more ways to go after trumps. we will go after him on racism. unfortunately, this kind of anti-trump rage is replicated and echoed across every single mainstream media outlets in this country. they are blinded by this psychotic hate and rage, and that is why the media mob is constantly churning out fake stories, one after another. just look at your screen. over the past two plus years, we have witnessed one phony, fake, lying story after another. for example, remember when npr

dan crenshaw has a bill that would be out of committee about the only problem is it has a dan crenshaw's name on it as an author. we would not play games. we would find ways to unite the country to put us in a path to be stronger. we continue to build our military to make sure we are safe, not only here but around the world. there are a number of items we would go through. technology, are we were. -- are we prepared for the 21st century? there are a number of items we go with. that is our discussion and breakout sessions paired last question. yes, ma'am? i would like to ask you about the administration's plan to reform the housing finance system. ite free-market critics say might be better to get rid of them altogether. do you agree? rep. mccarthy: i think the white house and administration, along with patrick mchenry, is something that they will study for some time. we watched it at a time where america had to bail them out. we want to make sure they are secure but also we want to make sure that those who need to have capital for a home have the lowest rate possible and be able to prosp

ainsley: you can see dan crenshaw injured fighting for our country.re is a woman in houston who used a handgun to defend herself when five men tried to rob her. she actually fired that gun and one person was injured. so he tweeted out in response to that he said situations like this story are why we protect the second amendment. side note, with universal background checks, i wouldn't be able to let my friends borrow my handgun when they travel alone like this. we would make felons out of people just for defending themselves. steve: well then she responded you are a member of congress? why are you lending guns to people unsupervised who can't pass a basic background check in the people you are giving a gun to have likely abused their spouse or have a violent criminal record and you may not know it. why on earth would you do that? well, he obviously decided to respond. brian: there was a time when people actually talked to each other. now we just write to each other. he wrote back this: dear diary, just so i'm clear, you think my friends are domestic ab

congressman dan crenshaw is using the story to argue for gun rights saying that with universal backgroundouldn't be able to let his friends borrow his handgun for safety. this democratic counterpart, alexandria ocasio-cortez responded with an unusual conclusion, quoting, "you are a member of congress, why are you lending guns to people unsupervised who can't pass a basic background check? the people you're giving a gun to have likely abused their spouse or have a violent criminal record and you may not know what. why on earth would you do that? "in return, he wrote, quoting, "just one click from you think my friends are domestic abusers, criminals? seriously? better argument? that they can't pass background checks? wrong. people lend guns to friends, especially if they don't own a gun, for self-defense and hunting purposes. this is america outside new york city." meantime, the separatist go board of supervisors approved a resolution naming mra as a domestic terror group that promotes gun ownership and insights gun owners to act violently. watch. >> people are dying every day in his countr

dan crenshaw has a bill that would be out of committee about the only problem is it has a dan crenshaw's name on it as an author. we would not play games. we would find ways to unite the country to put us in a path to be stronger. we continue to build our military to make sure we are safe, not only here but around the world. there are a number of items we would go through. technology, are we were. -- are we prepared for the 21st century? there are a number of items we go with. that is our discussion and breakout sessions paired last question. yes, ma'am? i would like to ask you about the administration's plan to reform the housing finance system. ite free-market critics say might be better to get rid of them altogether. do you agree? rep. mccarthy: i think the white house and administration, along with patrick mchenry, is something that they will study for some time. we watched it at a time where america had to bail them out. we want to make sure they are secure but also we want to make sure that those who need to have capital for a home have the lowest rate possible and be able to prosp

on the other side of the aisle texas congressman dan crenshaw has this to say, this impeachment inquiry worse for biden than it is for trump. the hunter biden ukraine issue is on everyone's radar, democrats overstepped their quid pro quo accusations so all eyes turn to acting director of national intelligence joseph mcguire who will testify later today. >> even people on the fox news channel, different pundits, experts have completely different takes on what transpired, what is said, what is translated. it has to be difficult for anyone to figure out what is going on. >> you can criticize donald trump for a lot of what he says on twitter but one thing he said yesterday i think everybody can support as he wants full transparency which means he will be transparent with what happened with his phone call, with the ukrainian president but also wants investigation into hunter biden as well. >> reminds me of the investigation into investigating the investigators all over again. people say who translated this, did they include everything? it is never enough. the time is 25 after the top of the

dan crenshaw has a bill that can extract co2 from the air. they are building it on a large scale.hy wouldn't we enhance any company that wants to extract co2 from the air. i tell you, more trees being planted is good for the environment. why don't we plan to trillion trees? ethiopia what they just did a month ago planted 300 billion trees and 12 hours. we can do better. >> when we come back we will get leader mccarthy's thoughts on the republican victory in the north carolina special election and a draft of the doj ig report in the hands of william barr. also ahead, kevin mc alinin and the terrorist attacks of 9/1118 years ago. on twitter, maria bartiroma one sunday morning futures, we will be right back. we trust usaa more than any other company out there. they give us excellent customer service, every time. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa

alexandria ocasio cortez trading jabs with dan crenshaw.man going after crenshaw after he argued for gun rights saying universal background checks, he wouldn't be able to let his friend borrow his gun for safety. she replied saying in part the people you're giving a gun to have likely abused their spouse or have a violent criminal record and you may not know it. crenshaw fired back, quote, you think my friends are domestic abusers? that is your argument? if they don't own a gun for self-defense. rob: new hampshire, vermont, forgetting when martin luther king was assassinated, joe biden is downplaying his recent string of gaffes on the late show with stephen colbert jokingly calling him jimmy kimmel and then he said this. >> is fair to go after a political figure for anything. we stand up and it comes with the territory but here is the deal. any gaffe that i have made, and i have made gaffes like any politician. have been not about a substantive issue but trying to talk about what other people have done. rob: biden went on to slam donald tru

dan crenshaw has a bill out today. we could find ways to unite this country to put us on a path to be stronger. we continue to build our military to be safe, not only here but around the world as well. there are a number of items we would go through. when we look at technology, are we prepared for the 21st century? are we protecting our privacy rights as well? so there are a number of eye items we continue to go with. that's our discussion and in our breakout sessions. reporter: ok. i'd like to ask you about the administration's plan to reform the housing finance system and some free market critics say that fannie and freddie can't be reformed and it might be better to get rid of them altogether, do you agree? mr. mccarthy: i think the white house and the administration, along with patrick mchenry on financial services have been studied for quite some time. we watched when america had to bail them out. we want to make sure they're secure, but we want to make sure those who need to have capital for a home have the lowes

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you think about someone like dan crenshaw who used his sort of feud back door, i think this last seasonith the comic pete davidson. that was an opportunity for crenshaw and davidson so sort of come together. it was sort of an interesting time, an interesting thing to see. so i think yang understands he's not going to be able to harp on these sort of cultural issues x but i to think one of the thing that he is going b to be able to do is continue to have sort of a nuanced conversation in a way that isn't going to alienate a lot of the people he's attracting. a lot of the people he's attracting to this conversation are trump voters who like his ideas, who like the way he's being direct and i really do appreciate the way that he is sort of bucking the more progressive liberal pattern of how you run for president. so i think it's smart on his behalf. i think that he's someone who the party needs to continue watch. and dealing with this idea of political correctness is something that i think lot of folks have dealt with. >> all right. darren, julie, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> next, we'

here's congressman and former navy seal, dan crenshaw. >> it's one reason why we can't take our eye offhe ball. isis not defeated. they still have a presence around the world and we need to root them out. they're capable of spreading propaganda and radicalizing people in the united states. >> once again, i lean on your path in the cia. what type of good intelligence are we getting on who is trying to jump into isis right now and can we catch guys lake this before they get started? >> there's active investigations across the country. we don't hear much about them because there's not a terror attack on u.s. soil in awhile. when you look at a individual like this, this fits the profile of what you expect alone wolf jihadist to be like. it's believed his brother in iraq may have direct ties to the islamic state. when you hear his justification, it doesn't hold water. there's no way you would endanger people for overtime pay? >> can i ask you the obvious questions, american airlines, 9-11. september 11th. have we learned nothing? has that airline -- is this indicative -- they're taking criti

. >>> texas congressman dan crenshaw being criticized for this tweet saying universal background checks stop him from letting friends borrow his gun weeks after vowing to take his action. president trump has not settled on a response to gun violence leaving lawmakers from both parties in limbo. >>> there's been a surge of anti-semetic hate crimes in new york city. up 63% compared to 2018. most of the incidents have been acts of vandalism. more than half of the hate crimes in the city this year have targeted the jewish cumulative community. >>> after five years, the survivor of brock turner's sexual assault is letting the world know her name and story. sheinelle miller. she's got a new book titled "know my name." she was attacked after a fraternity party at stanford. she reads part of her powerful impact statement. >> in newspapers my name was unconscious, intoxicated woman. ten syllables and nothing more than that. i had to force myself to relearn my real name, my identity, to relearn that this is not all that i am. >> turner, who could have been sentenced to 14 years in federal prison,

we also have elected officials like dan crenshaw open to the idea of discussing them.s a lot of concern here. what people need to realize is the way that red flag laws work and the way they have already been outlined in 17 states the states differ as to who and how many and how close they are to you. who can petition, who can report you. but in some states, pretty much any tom, dick, and harry can report you and say that they think you are dangerous and that have you have firearms and law enforcement do not -- they are not required to give advanced notice. you are serving no knock warrants. they can show up, no advanced warning. in fact, in maryland, there was a man killed, tucker, gary willis a 61-year-old man was killed when law enforcement showed up at his home before sunrise knocking on his door demanding to take his property. he had no idea what was going on. see, these laws put law enforcement in a very uncomfortable spot which is why a lot of sheriffs and a lot of different states are saying that they will not uphold these red flag laws also. we have to think of

we've had dan crenshaw and alexandria ocasio-cortez and the ridiculous twit fights and now it is -- folkspick up a damn phone if you want to talk to a colleague or a fellow politician and have a real conversation. >> it is all -- the phonograph. but it is all part of the dunking culture where that is all that matters is dunking. everyone tick around. the next democratic presidential debate is right here on cnn. we'll team with "the new york times" for the event in columbus, ohio, on tuesday, october 15th. coming up, moments ago, oscar-nominated actress felicity huffman just left court after being sentenced for her role in the college cheating and fraud scandal. she's headed to prison. stay with us. (drum roll) and the record for longest-lasting aa battery goes to... (cymbal crash) energizer ultimate lithium. guinness world records title holder for longest-lasting aa battery. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. when i walked through a snowthat's

dan crenshaw, the navy seal. he has an amazing following today.e have, wesley hunt, a west point graduate, the number of candidates that we have we haven't seen in the past and if i were the democrats, i would be afraid because there are 31 democrats who sit in seats that trump carried in that race in north carolina, nine, and a 2018 we won it by 900 votes. we just 1 megabyte 4100. that simple 2% change is 13 seats on its own. >> bret: a little bit more lightning. here we go. full-blown impeachment effort. would that help your reelection efforts in the house? >> i don't look at politics but i think it would only hurt the country. jerry nadler, that is all he wants to do but nobody else cares for it so i think it is stupid. >> bret: is nancy pelosi's leadership in jeopardy with the squad all calling for impeachme? >> nancy pelosi is the speaker in name only. she does not have the power. they were on the floor. >> bret: you met with mark zuckerberg today. any insights group? >> we had a great conversation when it comes to privacy. i have a real conc

this happened today between republican dan crenshaw of texas and democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york. crenshaw retweeted a story about a domestic violence victim, commenting "situations like this story are why we protect the second amendment with universal background checks, i wouldn't be able to let my friends borrow my handguns when they are traveling alone. "aoc's response, you are a member of congress. wiry lending guns to people unsupervised who can't pass a background check. the people you are giving a gun too, she says, have likely abused their spouse or have a violent criminal record and you may not know that. why would you do it? was quote republican senator john kennedy joins me. good to have you with us tonigh tonight. it's an exchange between texas and new york that illustrates sort of how this conversation is going. what do you expect to see when your colleagues are back and what are you willing to do to do something, as everybody wants these days? >> here is my starting point, martha. i believe love is the answer. i also own a handgun just in case. in fact, i o

dan crenshaw tweeting instead of hours of grandstanding, here are bills democrats could work with republicans crenshaw saying there are some things we can do. president trump just denies the problem. he was tweeting last night democrats' destructive energy proposal will raise prices at the pump. don't they care about poverty? but there's a divide among republicans but the preliminary challenge for the democrats is if you want to pick a particular thing, like they're going to take your car away or make gas more expensive, it's easy to criticize. can they win the bigger aspirational argument. >> we'll see. on climate the party is being moved to the left and we'll see where they settle on. but you're absolutely right in terms of can the party can together. say the nominee is not as progressive. will people flip out about that? don't lose the forest for the trees some will argue, but we'll see. >> and democrats have a very sharp contrast with republicans in this. the closer we do get to november 2020 democrats are much more willing to engage on the climate science and talk about actual policy pro

now, dan crenshaw referred to that as a one-off substance. no.300 million weapons right now in america that can be traded that way. unless we deal with the reality of private sale and background checks, which is what hra does, we have a problem on our hands. it is not just the guns. once you get that gun, then you can walk into any store and buy the ammunition because there is no requirement for a background check on ammunition. that's why i am fight fog or jame fighting for jamie's law. >>> walmart, the nra, as you might have seen, is pushing back saying it is shameful to see walmart succumb to the pressure of the anti-gun elites. >> yeah. >> do you consider an anti-gun elitist? >> i consider myself the father of a dead child because of gun violence. now, the nra, which made that statement, they have spent their dues that they have collected on things like hair cuts, hair dye, vacations, suits, and the attempt to buy a house in texas. that to me sounds elitist. what i am trying to do is save lives. no other parent should feel what i feel every s

i was sad when -- who followed him, dan crenshaw? it is good to have new blood going through. sensenbrenner has been a tremendous congressman but he served more than 42 years. all of these have a basis but there is no concern in the basis of whether we'll gain the majority back. 31 democrats sit in seats that president trump carried. we only have to win 19. democrats have to win 23 in the last cycle. we have fewer seats to gain with bigger playing field to go. the one thing i'm excited about, look at wesley hunt in houston running for congress. west point graduate, full apache. he is ahead in the polls running against the incumbent. we have a transformation with new blood coming in to make the team stronger and i know that's what is going to carry us to the new majority. >> bill: back in town and back to work. kevin mccarthy. thank you for your time. off we go. thank you for your time in washington, d.c. we'll get reaction next hour on what's happening on the democratic side as well. big debate coming on thursday night. >> heather: you were talking about getting republicans in

i never knew of this man named dan crenshaw.ll of the retirements except one in this cycle is in a safe republican seat. i talked to one who has been i can't go you 100 percent to win the majority. let's bring in new people at the same time. this is about a revolution not a retirement. brian: couple of things. >> remember what just happened in north carolina. we just won two seats. in 2018 we had only won that seat by 900 votes. we -- dan bishop just won it by more than 4,000. that simple increase would automatically increase 13 more seats in congress and we only need 19 for the majority. brian: congressman, a couple other things. this week the president says word is going to come out some type of gun reform. what do you hope is in it if anything. >> this is the difference with democrats. look how they don't believe in the rule of law. they don't believe in getting the facts. they want to lash out. here is a president sitting down with law enforcement both sides of the aisle, give me all the information and let's find some solut