terrorism andne isis, the number of approaches and actually surpasses jobs and the economy just lightlyckup in those numbers following the terrorist attack in orlando. we will see how this plays out over the coming weeks. at aally, people are heightened level of concern when it comes to terrorism, as would be expected. mark: you are watching us from washington, d.c. we will be right back. ♪ john: thank you so much for watching this edition of "the best of with all due respect." we will see you back here on monday. until then, sayonara. ♪ ♪ emily: he has been dubbed both the "cowboy of the nsa" and "spy king." a retired four-star general who served multiple tours, including operation desert storm. in 2005, he was officially sworn in as the director of the national security agency under president george w. bush, a post he held for eight years, the longest of any agency chief during the agency's most challenging. in history, the revelations involving edward snowden and the leak of corporate intelligence. these days, he tackles cybercrime as the founder and ceo of ironnet.

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more on the victims andn th investigation.igat >> we are also covering severalv other angles of this story as we're on breaking news rightews now. did the shooters have ties toes isisandsnd with he orlando. oan how the region here is resnd responding a popular daddyng blogger is here to give usere to guidance how to discuss thiss tragedy with our children. >> it's a tough morning fora ton everyone here but we're in itn together. we're here for you.we we'll see you in just a fewew minutes. >> we'll see in you couple c couple of minutes. mutes celebrities weighing in broadwaa paying tribute last night durinn the tony awards to victims ofics the tragedy in orlando.ando >> kevin is here with more onore that. that kev, good morning.d morning. >> good morning steve and allison.d tough day to talk abouty to tab entertainment stuff but lastut t night at the tony awards actually a very beautiful tribute to the victims of orlando while the show itself tl was very good as well james corden great job hosting the tonies last night but obviouslys the tragic events were lingerere throughout the night.ig every speak, every performanceen you could just feel the sadness that were go