maybe two colorss we're not sure yett no word when the change will be made. >> carroll county man had a lapse of common senne. he has been charged for shinning a green laser at a medevac helicopter. %-paramedic aboard.ot and lasers can temporarily causs blindness and disorientation for the pilot. this happened last night. and police apparently caught david hop wood red-handed. he is 35, he should know better. >>the town of peramis new jersey held a ground on "black friday." not allowing stores to open before seven a.m. well this year some council members tried to change it. they wanted to allow stores to open two hours earlier at 5 a.m. to help them compete. >> why should they have to go out to anywhere shop. they should come here to do all of theeshopping. >> but the whole idea turns into a big fight among city leaders and last night the issue was tabled. and stores are told tonight, ddn't even think about opening %-or -- "black friday"" not good friday. or you will be fined. i don't understand the common sense that anybody would want to get up stand in linn any time before the sun c

looked like for a while the ukraine had managed the trick of making the transition from a post self yett state that could stand on its own. they worked out deals with the arsenal, soviet navy, territorial pursuits, the ukraine for some time looked like it was ready to become an independent country. >> it was first in line, but unfortunately the politicians in charge tried to play both sides against each other. east and west. and they lost their way. but more significantly the leadership of ukraine initially was soviet. soviet in background and soviet in mentality, and soviet in behavior. and it's only now that we're beginning to see the generation that it was born after independence. it was not brought up in soviet ways, and is definitely on track to become a democratic nation. >> katherine stoner, are we watching ukraine art the precipice trying to figure out if it wants to be more like poland or it's next doo next-dor neighbor belarus. >> it's broadly reflective of the country, which in and of itself quite divided, east and west. the eastern part of ukraine is drawn more towards russia

probably not surprisingly.rpri what we're really seeing at counsel's office that isn't yett staffed up to direct this office same at the justice department. i think some of this h was done without the proper coordination and vetting that there mightht have been with more experienced hands in place. karen holt we certainly appreciate you joining us.us. federal workers who live in thee d.c. region could be in for some my knowledgor layoffs. that's if president trump's budget propose l al passes. it would shake the federalke government to its core which ish what president trump said hedent wanted to do and cutback numerous programs. tom fitzgerald is out there on capital hill with more on thisis one. it's kind of strange to see the sun behind you?be >>reporter: hi it doesn't feel like the sun is up. > i'm thinking positively. >>reporter: i wish the sun wass directly upon us. that would make us a little more comfortable. enough of that.hat. let's talk about the jobs. we've heard all presidents, democrats, r run onican a platform saying ths they were going to reduce thereu size of the feder

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yett we've nev sort of taken a serious look at it. the test scores are just the tip of the iceberg.re huge differences in practicess out there. and we've never gotten serious about providing feedback to teachers on the work that they're doing. so in this project, there are 3,000 teacher volunteers that are working with us in six different school districts. to develop some additioional measures based on classroom observations, based on student edba feedback. i'm a college professor, so you know, that's the way i get evaluated every semester is from my students. we wanted to see if we could try that in classrooms as well. and the goal is to see how, if you combine these things, could you provide rich ever feedback that's not just based on the test scores but the test scores ought to be part of it. >> right. and of course technology is enabling so much. making this possible. you spent two school years in seven d different districts. you're analyzing thedata, video, student perception, student achievement gains. so tell us, how did the teachers respond when the video observation was int

me and probably the most practical reason is i'm only 34 and don't trust myself to have the wisdom yettugh important things to say about the later years but a lot of people have asked see that thing about possibly a follow-up should look. >> i grew up in a small rural community.y. when i became of school age my primary means of having books was the school library and that for me, for most -- i went to law school, to what. [laughter] i'm curious your feelings because you are an education lawyer as well, the last two years so many children have not been able to actually be physically in school perhaps with access to the school library, the only place they can get books. now that they are going book back, we can't predict what my happened next year or the year after. the school libraries are so important. >> the pandemic magnified social economic divides. ... meal. so what happens to those children who don't have food at home who don't have books at home who don't even have internet access and what i have seen from engaging with community librarians, including my childho what do you is tha

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they have not yett identified te victims. but one is believed to be a child. we should get more details today. >>> oregon's longest-serving senator has died. mark hatfield was an outspoken vietnam and the persian gulf war. his liberal views often put him at odds with the rest of the republican party. hatfield said one of his major establishments was helping to usher lu congress a ban on nuclear weapons testing. mark hatfield died yesterday. he was 89. >>> the largest pediatrician group says it's okay for young people and teens to play sports in weather within reason. making sure children drink plenty of liquids and educating them about the signs of heat stress. last week, two georgia high school football players died following practices. >>> and staying with sports news. endurance swimmer, diana nyad has become the first to swim the florida strait without a shark kang. >> she is trying to swim from havana to the florida keys. it's expected to take 2 1/2 days. back in 1978, she tried the same feat, in a shark cage. >>> and adam scott clinched the bridgestone in

yett protesters had ann explicit responsee for the president one that was graffitied on to the neighboring st john's church and which left little to the imagination. for more on the protests in los angeles i'd like to bring in a correspondent and he said company he said thank you so much for being with us following a very heavy knowledge of finance what's the latest where you are this monday. . santa monicica and downwntown l los angeles the ciy of santa monica is in clean u up mode it today after chaos struck on sunday. as looters broke into stores just blocks away from a mostly peaceful black lives matter protest. today businesses are closed and boarded up as volunteers. came out to help clean up the leftover debris from the looting and vandalizing that happened yesterday. and earlier yesterday evening police blocked off many of the main roads coming into santa monica which was the majajority of that looting- in an attempt to keep the violence and damage at a memo overnight. which does seem to have worked i watch other places in the country santa monica and los angeles didn't have the sa

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imports as separate wto panel has yett to decide how large those could be. but it could all change soon according to reuters the e. u. is preparing to argue that a three eighty subsidies no longer exist because the aircraft is taken off the market. that could throw wrinkle into the case which also covers the eighty three fifty jet. meanwhile airbus has leveled similalar accusations at boeing saying the washington based aerospace giant benefitits from billioions of euros state eight itself. airbus is estimated to have one billion euros in unpaid state loans tied to the a three eighty however the company says that due e to risk sharing agreements with governments. it may not need to pay that money back. let's wrap up by taking a look at today's trading action at u. s. stocks were gaining on optimism that us china trade talks are advancing in the right direction. thanks jp morgan and goldman sachs lifted the dow jones up nearly one and a half percent. aeronautics group boeing also that index here in europe a positive close across the board auto stocks rallied s

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. >>> i'm ron matz at fa yette and calvert streets. the lady of baltimore statue the getting a new home. what's being done to replace her coming up here on wjz. >>> first here's today's report from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 5:30, 85 degrees and mostly sunny in central maryland. thank you for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. >>> she's used to defending accused criminals this court but now a local defense attorney finds herself on the wrong side of the law. wjz is live in towson. derek valcourt explains her arrest is connected to her work as a lawyer. derek. >> reporter: well, police say she was helping sneak drugs to her clients locked in jail. >> attorney jill swirlin may need a good lawyer of her own. she used visits with her locked up clients to discuss their legal cases as an opportunity to sneak drugs to them behind bars. >> earlier this year we received information that a local defense attorney was bringing illegal prescription drugs i

battlefield which will definitely convert in decreaseport of the war but unfortunately we are nowhere near yett clear to take away from this is for us to try and do better in targeting russia revenues. >> yeah, no, targeting russian oil revenues is critical how is a big question, something that we will hopefully we will do work on. onon the one hand if you want global oil prices, the united states is largest priers, you are trying to take o 10% of the global market share.tactical innovations that we should be looking out for in ai or in the drone space or is this going to be sort basics with air power becoming a bigger player in the world. what are some of the things that you're looking out for in evolving battlefield or battle sea, battle face and air in thesurviving landscape? >> well, i know russian side king at counteruas technology and there are a lot of companies complaininghe the russian state like they want to develop something we can implement it, so this is a priority effort for the russians and also for the well. in terms of game-changing nobody is looking for the silver bullet, what

when he thought of firm and yett reasonable leadership, he had washington in mind.n and when he reached for symbolic embodiment of the republican style, it would have not been one of the democratic republican clubs that sprang up in the p mid-1790s even though hamiltonian federalists saw them as having been inspired by ough madison. havin they went so far to nickname g club members the mads. basically implying that they're not quite stable upstairs. no, madison would have found a more appealing symbol of the moe republican style and the national gazette.na the newspaper that madison helped found in 1791. that was for madison a prime a source of educated public opinion. not what we get today. not polls. get educated public opinion. he wrote public opinion sets ss bounds to every government. here we get this theme that is weetty consistent with madison, setting boundaries. g this is a fundamental principle. it meant restraining, ries. disciplining excesses. this is what madison was committed to.str unlike his friend thomas jefferson, madison never had complete faith in majority rule or an

the founder has not yett responded to the allegations.egt > time to talk about the raise for the white house.it a new cloud is hanging over involves big donors and access to. go the associated press reports more than half the peoplepe outside of government who met with clinton while she was secretary of state gave money to the clinton foundation. the 85 donors contributed as much as $156 million combined. no laws apparently were broken, the donations full the perception that giving the foundation money helped someelpe people gain access to clinton. the clinton campaign slammed the ap report calling it flawed and distorted. speaking of money, hillary m clinton attended a studded wound raiser in los angeles. it was held at the home of justin timber lake and his wife, actor jessica beal. some big celebrities turned out. each paid more than $30,000 for the lunch.ch. clinton is on a major fundraising swing in california ahead of next month's presidential debate trump. meanwhile on the republican trump donald trump's runningnnin mate michael pens rallied supporters in pennsylvania. he told s

it was a proud moment of the cold war without firinging a shot, and yett in that tinderbox of a time, he led with a steady hand and defusing the cold war without firing a single shot, and forcing the young rights of young black men and women to study at the university of their choice, and unleashing a corps of young volunteers as ambassadors for peace in distant corners of the globe and setting america's sights on the moon precisely because it was hard and unwilling to consider the possibility that we might not win the space race, because he had an unwavering faith main th character of the character of the people that he led, resilient, optimistic, innovative and courageous. it is worth remembering this, the times in which president kennedy led us, because for many americans, i know this feels like an uncertain and even perilous time. the forces of globalization, and technology have upended many of the established assumptions about the economy, and they have provided great opportunity, but great inequality and uncertainty for far too many. our politics remains filled with division and

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have the vote on the referendum for a constitution which seems highly unpopular with the egyptians yett is an islamist-backed sharia law constitution. sound if we don't win in any way, whether egypt or syria or turkey? >> adam, how is that arab spring thing working for you? i don't think it is going well for the united states. we're almost two years into it. look at libya, benghazi. overflow into places like mali where al qaeda is controlling territory. egypt, bahrain, yemen, syria. the place, the place is really a mess and i don't think the administration's policies have been very effective. they oversold what they thought would happen in this part of the world. we have real challenges to american interests right there right now. adam: i don't know if you can answer this question in 30 seconds if you were president obama with egypt and syria falling apart, what do you do? >> oh gosh in 30 seconds. i don't know how you talk about that but you've to be proactive as opposed to reactive. you can't allow these things to kind unfold without taking, taking measures, economic, diplomatic, pote

where can did this dossier come from and what can did we learn from it, and what does it yett have to say. this is some of what we have learned. >> are there any russians here to might? any russians? >> they have conducted watergate 2.0. [ speaking foreign language ] >> this fake dossier was made up. >> i don't use the term dossier, because these were field reports. >> is there something here that i hacould verify? >> i call it the russian hoax. >> it is all fake news. >> i am not involved with russia. the president of the united states. >> it started in the spring of 2016 with a former british spy whose name was almost too james bond to be true, steel, christopher steel. >> and we will make america great again. thank you, everybody. >> if you were looking to investigate donald trump's alleged russian connections christopher steel would seem like the perfect fit. >> he can tell you off of the top of his head the leading members of the russian mafia and the people who have influence in the kremlin and so on. >> nigel west knows christopher steel, and he is a writer and historian whose

. >> stop packs breaks for yett question developers. >> gentrification is violence.essman jefferies called gentrification a cancer. congressman you are from brooklyn where there is a lot of gentrification gentrification. >> if you this i about what it does it ravages a neighborhood consumes it and moves on to the next neighborhood. i refer to socio economic gentrification there by pushing out working families middle class folks, senior citizens poor folks, artists young college students starting out. >> the study of the states found no evidence of displacement of no income, low income non white households and gent fying neighborhoods. >> you can take some of the neighborhoods i represent they could rent a two-bedroom apartment for less than $1,000. right now in many of the neighborhoods you find a 2 bedroom apartment you could rent for less than 3,000 dollars. >> spike lee agrees with you. he compared gent fooiers to christopher columbus who came to america to you can't do that. >> can't do that? >> can't is a dangerous word that suggests you politicians get a right

this time, they came to pottawatomie creek and the there was yett of another sniping battle, and another stalemate, it was then too cold harbor. an all-important crossroads about 9.5 miles as the crow flies north of richmond. this particular leg of the campaign demanded what haley called a lively pace made all the more difficult by the marshy terrain, the steep banks, a warren of streams. rations were becoming spare. for the past week, he confessed, on the evening of may 31, on the eve of the battle of cold harbor, we have been hard put to keep body and soul together. through a spiteful drizzle, the maine made one of its most 17th difficult marches of the war. there was no halt he protested. -- there was no halt, haley protested. we kept right on until we came to a place called cold harbor but it was anything but cold now. the second corps, the maine 17th filed into position for the massive, all-out push that grant had designed for june 3, 1860 4. he was running short on time. the republican national convention, which hopefully would go on to renominate abraham lincoln to the presidency,

not yett anyway. i think they want to be right where they are for the moment could challenge, you know, he was an executor, not a policy guy particularly, you might see a change, supreme leaders always in mid to late 80's. he's been sick for a long time. that would be an opportunity perhaps for change and i watched loosely and i didn't see a change in iranian policy. if i want today have a nuclear weapon, they could have had long before now. >> prevent them from having a nuclear weapon or was it not necessary because they are going the stay in the threshold. >> i first examined the problem with iranian nuclear weapons back in 2010. it's a difficult proposition. >> yeah. >> to talk about doing that. it's a very difficult proposition. >> even then. >> but it just fends on how much -- how much effort yourt want to put against it. >> yeah. all right, well, i recall your comments were a little different in tampa. >> if you would strike iranian nuclear capability i think itli would change world opinion and

dunyasha yetts. we have not heard back.e invited congressman jim jordan to speak with us on camera or on the phone. >> jon: thank you. the race to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach from a cave in thailand continues at this hour as authorities tried to determine the best way to get them out. correspondent lisa holland from sky news is on the ground in thailand to look at the risky rescue. >> this jungle provinces leaders came to the cave with relatives of missing boys. it's politicians, military, religious leaders are coming and going here all the time. the atmosphere is chaotic. navy seals filmed this video of the boys introducing themselves, professing to be in good health but not strong enough to take on the ultimate challenge. divers are working around the clock shifts to supply food and medicine. it's becoming clear that training them to dive into safety may not be the best option. it's a perilous journey. >> it's going to be a scary experience but we believe they are strong enough to deal with it. if that becomes t

vice president of the united states sold out his office for $8 million and we haven't gotten to china yettehere he sold out his office again. ukraine and china, they believe they bossed the president of united states. how can you talk to you the ca you'rebout russia if being corrupted?by the lawyer. completely discredited. >> laura: as a lawyer though i think it's confusing. i just want to understand it it's confusing to people. were you acting as the president's personal representative interfacing with state?e? or were you working as kind of a pseudo-government emissaryry working to ferret out corruption in the ukraine? were they dual roles? i think that gets confusing. >> let me tell you the facts.thl them. they asked me if i would take a call from him and if i would meet with him and i did and i reported it back to them and the conversation was completely normal and there was no bribery and there was no extortion. nothing like what biden did. i didn't do that in the president didn't do that. so why are we talking about us and not biden? because the media in the city is corrupt. that's wh

. >> brian: yetts.iends turn on you at a time when we are helping them out the most in europe. >> stuart: now the president goes to ireland won't be answering any questions won't take this on whether it's the documents or china or russia or ukraine, whatever. he will not answer questions. he is back to the basement strategy which worked last time. good morniit doesn't work this . >> brian: zombie presidency. if you don't mind i would like to watch your show in between my radio show from 9:00 to noon. i will be joining us at one point on your show at varney and company. american built mondays, 6 days to wait 9:00 on fox business. now it says i should thank stuart varney. thank you, stuart varney. >> stuart: you are welcome brian kilmeade. >> brian: we never get a one-on-one. this is fantastic. let's go upstairs to ashley strohmier. >> ashley: department of investigation opening investigation into loudoun county schools over the district's response to reports of se sawlt. sexual assault. writing this is a

>> that is one of the scare yetts things. these are sort of the trump supporters. i am 55 years old i lost my job. you go home fill out a resume this is going to work out for me and you never get hired. it is a scary proposition for a man and a woman and over time you feel like you are losing your dig -- dignity. number one there's always the access to the community college and always access to community college and the skills we have to for jobs we exist. >> you have the skills and you are not trying to get them. we are trying to push on this. there are many job openings in illinois and ohio all across this country. what we want to do is get blocks of companies to come together and put on-line an education program that if they complete it they will be guaranteed an interview with the company that is involved in putting the curriculum together. you are not working a lot of money you are in mcdonald you have a couple kids you are a woman. you want to work in healthcare and the hospital. we can get our hospitals to put together like our insurance companies do, a curr

wewe have not yett felt the full impapact of f e gases that are already in the atmtmosphere jujt because e delays in ththe systemem. it takes decades for the ocean to warm up and for ice sheets to melt. so there is consequences for young people that are already built into the system. that isis why young people have fifiled a lawsuit against the trunk government to try to get them to take -- trump government to try to get them to take the actions necessary. amy: we are going to post that now on democracy now.org, a children's lawsuit. the dakota access pipeline has just send the rain forest action and greenpeace, talking about them as ecoterrorists whoho hinr their building of the dakota access pipeline. just today in the news in wisconsin, six people were arrested after one locked themselves to a piece of heavy machinery to carry tar sands from alberta, canada to wisconsin, facing resistance from indigenous leaderers and others. dr. hansen:: i am helping some f these people who have been arrested by trying to help them in their defense, trying to get themem not penalized for what ty have

seven day forecast, watch thewac temperatures go up and dune yett again. 66 with a gusty winds tomorrow, 67 and a gorgeous third, a mix of rain showers is possible along a small system that comes along with some real artic air, that will be on friday.iday temperatures are still chillylly but above freezing.in if snow flakes fall we don't expect anything to stick fridayd we see lowe's in the 0s, highs struggling to hit 40 degrees, we spring ahead but it feels nothing like spring.ke in fact, we are watching for the possibility of more snow, our second chance for some snowome which would arrive on sunday. the storm track looks to be a little south of us. at least that's the way it trended today, but keeping a close eye on that for the chance to see any flakes on sunday. it looks like we stay chilly foc the rest of the week. > back over to > it's just a conversation i've been where you're at.at. that little bit there was the new fox show shots fire. it premiers in two weeks rightkr here on fox5. tonight there was a private screening on the mu see up.mu s the new drama focuses on police shoo

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no severe weather out there yett butre's already rain in the mountains of west virginia just generalowers at this point. but as it comes over the ridge and over the blue ridge and interacts with what will become a very hot and humid late ours ng and lunchtime around here, likely to see that general area of rain turn into a round of thunderstorms once you put a littledaytime heating in it. so future weather, here is 2:00 p.m., rain turning into thunderstorms through thedo shenan valley, some possibility of stronger storms as far east as culpepper by 2. bym. 3:00 p. strong storms near dulles airport and popup storms potentially right over downtown owashington, dtown baltimore and this hit and miss area of strong thunderstorms right during the peak of the evening e commute, tween 4 and 6 or 7:00 p.m. so keep in mind, that threat of severe weather will then progress on to the eastern shore. things should turn quieter later on in the evening. a lot of rainchances the next few days. this first round of storms today will be the most likely to have severe weather with it. another stormy day

yett netanyahu has denied all wrongdoing. >> and it's all going to come down to that country's attorneypolice have made their recommendations that he should be charged for those crimes. >>> let's switch gears and get a check on our weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill. >> summer and winter continue in a short space across the country with a flooding threat in the middle. temperatures cooled off cart mat ekly across the east. the cold front has come through in the mid-atlantic is cooling off today. but the front is going to fall out and it's not going to make it down to the southeast. we've had hundreds of the last couple of days. 82 tallahassee, a record, and raleigh, around 77. the front has stalled. 16 million people under flash flood watch. all these people in southern arkansas, mississippi and louisiana are under flash flood warnings. numerous roads are flooded out in this region. how about the northern portion efs of the ohio valley? yesterday morning, the fronts was coming through and it was warm. now we have another front coming through and we have sleet and freezing

they took ssrastic efforts and yett seems to have created enough fancial stability so it's n having thecontinual impact on the broader economy. and for that ey deserve me praise foraking what ere heavily criticed for not being strongnough actio >> w do you feel? >> the ecomy is no longer --he economy is no longer i freefall. i mn ithink it looks like boom timesfter you go from .4% in the lst quarter of 200,.4 the first quarter of 200 to minus 1 percent. but jim, i don't think there is any question thathis is still aear abroad in the land. and think that america, thearlier seg wnt jeffry, i don'think --. >> lehrer: it's all about jobs. >> is still jobs but it's also americans are scared. i mean americans are not goingo goack, this i the biggest scarethat has beenut in peopleince the greatepression. ther recessions, wll, w bounce back, it' going to be back. this was a terrorn the land cause i thk we were at t precipe and we knew it and it did require the kind of,that david has jst described. >>o me one of the intesting effects will be how big is the mora effect. becausif you looked at per

yett now we have kamala harris, who -- and i've worked with her as attorney general. on crime. i know she believes in our border patrol. and now, they are all getting pushed so far to the left, even slightly, using the words "i.c.e. and kkk" in the same sentence, it's outcome it's dumb, it's unfair, and these men and women are risking their lives every single day. then you've got gillibrand who comes in, who supported i.c.e. all along, and now she is calling them inhumane. these men and women who are on our borders, protecting us every day. so the more the merrier. bring it on, in my opinion, because they are being inconsistent and i think more inconsistencies are going to come out every single day. >> sean: rachel? >> listen, alexandria ocasio-cortez has moved everybody further and further to the left. this is when they start to take up their masks and show their true true colors. in the case of kamala, she's putting the primary game very well because this is who she really is. she's a woman from berkeley. she is radical leftist. i think shesh will play well. she che

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. >> and you mean we are not into 2016 yett? >> well, we can ask kevin mann about mitt romney and then we will ask you about jeb bush as well in a moment. >> and then i cannot answer you. >> and then this is going to set the table for up with way or another in 2016 because if he succeeds it is easier for hillary clinton absolutely if the e won -- if the economy is good good. >> and i disagree with the 47% and the 1% and the president won and that added to the swagger that you heard tonight, and sort of ignoring to what happened in 2014. >> oh karen, that was decades ago. >> okay. we won. >> and we are gathered around the table two months ago and if at the end of the night, someone were to say that the president would come out in two months in january and he would take a victory lap, none of us would have believed it, and that is what we witnessed which is remarkable but i wonder how many democratic candidates watched it and are having second thoughts of not embracing him and the vision. >> and that is a good point, michael, but

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but i am strongly for choice and yett i hate e the concept of abortion.t you wouould not ban it were partial-birth abortionon? mr. trump: i am pro-o-choice in every respect. as far as it goes. but i just hate it. amy: so that was president trump in 1999. fatima goss graves, talk about the significance -- saying "i am pro-choice in every way" and now he is the first sitting president ever to address the march for life march in washington. decadesa difference to makes in terms of his ability to play to his base. that is what this is about. the irony is seven in 10 do not want to see roe v. wade overturned. he is now out of step with the majority of people and has moved away from where most people are both in 1999, but certainly where they are right now. go tof you could then what happened on wednesday where the education secretary betsy make says she wants to abortion unconstitutional andd unthinkable and compared abortion to slavery. >> it is outrageous. it is outrageous to really compare anything to slavery, but it is outrageous to especially comparare ab

yett said. he said what happened to me happened to me. after i protested, i went out and flat-out told the coaches. i told jim jordan, i told russ hellickson and they went and talked to dr. strauss. >> now, jordan basically -- the president and jordan are saying that everyone is lying and that jordan implicated some deep state conspiracy that has to do with his role in going after the mueller investigation. it seems the gentlemen that you talk to, some of them admire jim jordan. they call him jimmy, they have fond memories of him. is it your sense there's a vendetta they're pursuing? >> absolutely not. the overriding feeling that we're getting from them is dismay. here's a man that they respected, that they roomed with, that they relied on as coach, they trusted. they would have these talking sessions where they would talk about this, that and the other. one of them said that at one point coach jordan even mentioned how he wanted to run for president one day. they trusted this guy. and for him to come out flat out and say i didn't know an

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