welcome to prince george's county executive baker and his daughter asia baker. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for h ming us, pat. y in prince george's county and around the washington region know your family's story. your be loved wife krista was diagnosed with early onset dementia in 2010 when she was just 48 years old. that was a big year for you and it was big blow for your family, wasn'tit? it really was. nlywas the beginning of not the campaign to become county executive, i actually became county executive. r family started this journey along with my wife down this road. we didn't know anything about -- i knew nothing about alzheimer's other than my wife donated money to the organization. it completely changed our life >>asia, you were telling me before we started our conversation here that you were starting to see things that didn't make llsense. s some of the highlights there. >> my mother was always sharp as a tack. >> civil rights >>attorney. yes, civil rights attorney. really quick on her feet all the otime. on the things i personally notice

[laughter] former cia operative, mike bak baker. reporter: she's a damsel who enjoys distress, national review porter kat timpf. [cheering and applause] he uses a steamroller to iron his shirts, former wwe superstar and my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] terry, you trump women from the beginning and everything a week back like the events of the final nail in the trump coffin, do you agree? >> that's hard to follow. that was excellent work. by the way, if you do have legal problems and i'm not wearing vinyl pants because i'm not performing monkeys. i wear what i want when i want. greg: get to the question. >> look at you telling me that. here's the thing, selena is a great reporter and she's always nailed this right. it's a sleazy world and we know it there and everybody is involved in that but, like you said, it's a results thing. we all knew who trump was. you are right. only a country so relatively safe and so full of opportunity and easiness can this stuff but people down. it really is, you said it, about impeach

mr baker adamant that chequers will not get through parliament.onservatives who were previously disinterested and automatically poor remain who are saying we should go... we should go forward with the fred deal in our mutual interest. white critics of mrs may have also been forced onto the back foot after they shelter plan to publish their own alternative plans to the chequers deal. they say they will still bring forward specific details on some of the key issues around brexit but they will not be presenting a fully formed, detailed worked out alternative to brexit. they say they will come up with ideas and choices but that it is up to the government to put those in a formal revamped package on brexit. and the former tory leader iain duncan smith has also urged downing street to tone down the rhetoric and warned if not a return to what he called the bad old days of maastricht and the danger of the tories plunging out of government. eye i will have a little bit of advice to the government and thatis bit of advice to the government and that is they

neil baker, thank you very much. well done for embracing social media.ing an eye on your match in the second qualifying round. that's all from sportsday. keep an eye on the champions league results coming in. as we've been hearing — the prime minister theresa may has arrived in salzburg for dinner with eu leaders , she spoke to reporters on the way in , let's hear what she had to say. i will be talking with fellow leaders about the proposal we have put on the taser for our future relationship. it maintains frictionless trade and it is the only credible and the negotiable plan on the table that delivers no ha rd plan on the table that delivers no hard border in northern ireland and delivers on the vote of the british people. if we are going to achieve a successful conclusion, just as the uk has evolved its position, the eu will need to evolve its position as well. i am confident with good will and determination we can agree a deal that is right for both parties. we will be talking about migration and this is a challenge for us all and this is a challenge

i convince governor baker to do an east-west study. to the point just made about contributions, let me be specific. carpenters, unions, those individuals who do a lot of work on infrastructure are supporting me. i am delighted to have their contributions. firefighters, i am happy to have their support. this is the point we should take consideration of. union station represented a of thenvestment federal government in infrastructure based on using stimulus money that i worked with barack obama on to make sure was included for improving the rail from new haven to hartford to springfield, and i was able to work with a person to use additional stimulus money for the following purpose, improve rail north of greenfield. the governor has agreed next year to begin experimental efforts to extend rail transportation to the north. that is infrastructure. anytime we can improve and enhance productivity, it is important. i worked with governor baker to make sure to 91 was done, a $291 million investment. >> opportunity to respond? infrastructure is

arthel: joining me now on the phone is holy baker, ms. baker thank you for taking the time to talk was, if you can tell us how full are the shelters and if you have any room for more people? >> thank you so much for having me. >> yeah, absolutely we, do have hundreds of shelters opened along the carolinas and other states and we have around 20,000 people staying at them, i wouldn't say that they were pull and actually we will never turn someone away, people are always welcome to come to red cross shelter where they will find a place to sleep that's safe, they'll find comfort and we will make sure that they are fed and it's a place to really ride out the storm and take those first initial steps in figuring out what you're going to do next. >> now, of course, you have your hands full and you're providing a lot of much needed help, is there any chance that there's any medical care being given at some of those shelters? >> oh, absolutely, we have volunteers at our shlters who are trained nurses, we have emt's, people with a great skill set wh

so the first contract is baker places. it is, as you mentioned, it's 55 million for the term of the contract. it's about $12 million peryear. actually, with baker, it is mental health, but really, more, what's different in this contract, it's a new contract, actually, as a result of a solicitation which was recently completed, and this is the implementation of something new in the city called the organized delivery system which came out of a state -- a federal waiver through the state. and what this is allowing us to do is basically provide an organized delivery system with the goal of improving treatment by being more coordinated from a city perspective and a department perspective, we'll be managing a substance abuse department managed care system. but it also expanded the he eligibility of services that were available under drug medi-cal, and so services that we've provided most of our residential treatment that could not drawdown medi-cal, we're now able to drawdown medi-cal. what it means to the provider, which in tur

miss baker, thank you so much. i do not think we focused enough on that case and you really brought it to life here. can you tell us quickly why it is important that women are able to access affordable contraception as well as the impact do you think judge kavanaugh 's confirmation could have on the laws in this area. >> absolutely. for me as a christian, i definitely believe that one of my favorite bible verses is john 10, 10 i believe that helps us to live our best lives and helps us to go after education or careers. it helps us to better plan our families. and when we are ready to have children. and so, if and when. i really think that is critical to helping empower women and continue the advanced towards women in society. >> thank you very much. i think the idea here is that you are someone that is pro-life. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> your someone that just simple he wanted to be able to afford contraception after you got married. right? >> that is correct. >> the affordable care act there, you are

draft pick baker mayfield gave the fans something to celebrate.you have to put it in trump terms. the first time since trump took office, cleveland is in the win colum column. i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. we start with the supreme court. christine blasey ford ready to speak on her terms. she accused brett kavanaugh of sexual assault when they were teens. her attorney says she is prepared to testify next week. first they want the committee to offer terms which are fair and ensure her safety. >> ford's lawyers held an hour long conference call. the date of the hearing is the biggest hold up. monday was the original hearing date, but the attorneys suggested thursday instead. they made it clear at no time during the hearing could ford be in the same room as kavanaugh. >> they made two other requests. kavanaugh testifies first and they want to subpoena mark judge who ford says was in the room during the alleged assault. a senate staffer called these two ideas non starters for republicans on the panel. chairman chuck grassley says the commi

noises from people like mr baker, evenif noises from people like mr baker, even if it is not a very well—known it just a grown bigger. what did it look like? was itjust a mole you had always had? i'm 61, it couldjust be life. when we played football, nobody had some cream or anything, when you we re some cream or anything, when you were kids and running around. i had a house in majorca, i'mjust thinking it's the sun, that kind of thing. basically, igot thinking it's the sun, that kind of thing. basically, i got the kick up the backside i needed to get it sorted. is this what you do, write to television personalities?m sorted. is this what you do, write to television personalities? it is the first time i have e—mailed any show about anything. and you did it asa gp, show about anything. and you did it as a gp, you had your gp hat on? as soon as as a gp, you had your gp hat on? as soon as i saw the legion, it stood out as something that could potentially be something serious. that he had to get it checked. how did you get in touch?” that he had to get it checked. how did you get in touch? i didn'

peter baker, chief white house correspondent for the "new york times." sam stein, politics editor for the daily beast. and cynthia ox ni is back with us, a former federal prosecutor and veteran of the civil rights division at the justice department. good evening and welcome to you all. cynthia, you're the lawyer here, so i'd like to begin with you. first of all, let's start with your takeaway of what's known thus far and the possible optics of next monday with the gop side made up of 11 white males on the judiciary committee. >> well, let's start first with the case itself. i was a sex crimes prosecutor. that's the way i started as a prosecutor. and i've looked at hundreds of those cases over my career. and it really is a base credibility balancing and we won't be able to know that until she testifies. and that's why it's so disturbing that somebody like senator hatch would already announce that he doesn't believe her, because he's never spoken to her. he's never read her statement. he doesn't know anything about her polygraph. he doesn't know anything a

miss baker, thank you so much. i do not think we focused enough on that case and you really brought it to life here. can you tell us quickly why it is important that women are able to access affordable contraception as well as the impact do you think judge kavanaugh 's confirmation could have on the laws in this area. >> absolutely. for me as a christian, i definitely believe that one of my favorite bible verses is john 10, 10 i believe that helps us to live our best lives and helps us to go after education or careers. it helps us to better plan our families. and when we are ready to have children. and so, if and when. i really think that is critical to helping empower women and continue the advanced towards women in society. >> thank you very much. i think the idea here is that you are someone that is pro-life. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> your someone that just simple he wanted to be able to afford contraception after you got married. right? >> that is correct. >> the affordable care act there, you are

baker. >> mr. chairman, ranking member feinstein, and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to address the committee about my former harvard law school professor, judge kavanaugh. i took judge kavanaugh's separation of powers class in the winter term of 2009. in the years since he has served as a trusted mentor to me. my experience as judge kavanaugh student and 90 has led me to offer my from support of his nomination to the supreme court of the united states. in some ways my support for judge kavanaugh is unsurprising. a recent new times article catalogue the exceptionally strong reviews that judge kavanaugh students have given to his teaching. over the years students anonymous feedback forms have consistently lauded the judge as an outstanding professor, one who strives to present a balanced view of the material in class, and he makes himself uniquely accessible to students outside of the classroom. i wholeheartedly agree with that praise. multiple articles have also detailed ju

i worked with governor baker to make sure that was done. that was $291 million investment in route 91. >> moderator: opportunity to respond. trachea infrastructure is critical to keeping our committee vibrant. between transportation particularly and inner cities making sure it's affordable, that roots are not being cut and truncated. i think the folks they are the concern that union station is a reason that they are receiving an increase in transportation costs and for disabled and for people and people in inner-city, these are quality of life issues that have been answered properly. >> moderator: opportunity to respond. neal: she is is the first one e heard that the size union station. i think people in western and central massachusetts are overjoyed at the prospect of having an enhanced real system that includes connecticut rail come that includes and took him includes bus transportation, include the opportunity for lift come opportunity for i think have transportation to when you drive by the today that economic activity there. it is sun

so in if you were the editor of peter baker story -- >> i love peter baker. i love peter baker, fine journalist, wonderful journalist. >> would you say, you know, authorities having studied the matter saying that 3,000 people died, president trump said that's not true only 30 people died -- >> i would bring in experts, i would bring in fema, i would bring in the mayor of puerto rico, i would bring in a whole bunch of people so you would know. see, that's the thing, i don't need to put my opinion in there if i'm doing my story correctly, you get all the information versus me giving you what i think. >> i think like where some of this gets complicated for me as journalist is i think as journalists our loyalty is to fact and fairps, objectivity is sort of empty word. it's impossible, like we are coming into everything from own experiences and informs everything we all see. i would say facts and fairness are paramount and in this moment in our country, it just so happens that facts and fairness often leave journalists in oppositional place with power in governmen

peter baker is back with us.onishing to read white house aides already sort of talking amongst themselves about the prospect of being under constant investigation. you covered the white house in which i worked where that was our reality. congressman waxman who subpoenaed records on enron, the energy task force. that's a new reality that would be a new reality for this white house and the talk about impeachment. talk about that. >> i think that's exactly right. i think you hear the president in public musing about the possibility of impeachment. he said in montana the other day that might be possible. he told supporters in the crowd, if i get impeached, it's your fault because it means you didn't go vote. >> he said if i'm impeached it was on you. >> it's on you. exactly. he's already, i think, sort of bracing for this idea that if democrats win, that does put him in very serious jeopardy, first of all, for multiple investigations and second of all for some sort of impeachment inquiry. it's hard to imagine democra

top draft pick baker mayfield energized the offense late in the first half. catching a two-point conversion on the philly special. the browns out scoring 18-3 in the second half. after the tie and tough loss, browns celebrate 21-17. >> the best part about it is we were here at home. you feel the energy of the crowd and how badly they wanted it as well. we have to play for each other, but at the same time, this city does deserve it. it is definitely up there for me. i had great memories. i'm just getting started. >> celebrations in cleveland stretching in the early morning. at least ten bars unlocked coolers and handed out free bud light beer that budweiser promised for the first browns win. >> dave called it. you called it. >>> severe storms set to move into the northeast on the final day of summer. meteorologist derek van dam has the forecast. >> good morning, christine and dave. it is the last full day of summer. we are starting to notice the shift in temperatures across the northeast as well. this cold front you see racing eastward is going to trigger show

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baker mayfield. >> absolutely. i mean, a couple of things about baker, we saw him in the preseason.o d taylor wa the starter. i supported that. you can read my recent article about that. but i've always been high on baker. i'm glad we got him with the first pick. look at his speed, his vision. it reminds me of a veteran. he's already got these skills. he's a competitor. he wants to win. it's contagious, with the team. that's really important. hopefully, he will be the sta starter going forward and he will be able to ignite this cleveland browns team for the future. >> you would be crazy not to start him for the next couple games. the cleveland curse is broken, at least in football tonight. >> it's very, very exciting. >> christian hinton, thank you for joining us. appreciate you taking the time. okay. let's hope it's not a one off. go, browns. >> thanks for watching this hour. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back with more news. see you in a minute. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozemp

norman, steve baker was talking about a catastrophic split in the conservative party.ow accurate is that warning? that is probably still more rhetoric than reality, but it gives you a more rhetoric than reality, but it gives you a sense more rhetoric than reality, but it gives you a sense of the sort of grand canyon—like chasm that has opened up in tory ranks. brexit, with mrs may's opponents remorselessly trying to crank up the pressure on her to abandon her plans, with increasingly emotive and charged interventions from boris johnson and then this morning, of course, the former leader, iain duncan smith, saying the party could plunge out of power if it sticks to the chequers blueprint. the idea is to create a sort of rolling thunder campaign up to the party conference in the hope of that there, party activists will rise in protest against chequers, mrs may will crack and abandon the plan. i had to say, there is so far absolutely no sign of that. actually, today was rather a better day for mrs may, because her opponents confirmed that they we re her opponents confirme

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steve baker said it was 70 or 80 tories that would vote against it if it came to it.er pressure to come up with an alternative vision. interesting that borisjohnson alternative vision. interesting that boris johnson hasn't signed alternative vision. interesting that borisjohnson hasn't signed up to any kind of alternative vision, although he is robust campaigning against that deal. there are also a number of people in the conservative party who say it was always going to have to be a compromise. if you the cabinet, you have people like andrea leadsom and michael gove, leading brexiteers over a number of years, who are still backing the chequers deal. the government would say, it is the only deal on the table at the moment, it is the deal they are negotiating on with the eu and u nless negotiating on with the eu and unless someone comes up negotiating on with the eu and unless someone comes up with an alternative quickly, that will be the basis of what mps are asked to vote on at some point. vicki young, thank you. the coroner at the inquests into the deaths of the fiv

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we seek the truth and we pass on the product. >> weokay, peter baker. will you know when there are any signs if there are ever any signs of wobbly support by the white house? >>e for the moment the white house is all in on judge kavanaugh, and there's a couple reasons for that. one of coursere is the presiden who himselfe has been on the receiving end ofo allegations sexual misconduct. he has a tendency to therefore sympathize with those whoto als are somp accused and gets his bk up when the accusations come across. remember of course roy moore in alabama.n secondly it's a matter of strategy. there's not enough time between now and the election to put forth another mom nii and get the nominee confirmed most likely. if that's the case they're taking chances on how the election turns out. if democrats were to win, and remember it's a 51-49 senate right now, it's a very different ball game for the supreme court seat. the best strategypr is to try t get judge kavanaugh in there relatively quickly, which is why youck saw senator mcconnell getp on the floor t

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baker kinney believes they were at the forefront of the me, too movement. in our phone conversation today, she sarcastically thanked the man now classified as a sexually violent predator. >> i thank him for his arrogance and his ego because it made a group of women really pissed off. >> reporter: the outrage began, with their attorney gloria allred today called a long journey to justice. >> this is a very important day. judgment day has come. >> reporter: cosby's attorneys say they will appeal. >> they persecuted jesus and look what happened. i'm not saying mr. cosby is jesus, but we know what he this country has done to black men for centuries. >> that publicist and drew wyatt says that god is watching over bill cosby as he spends the first of what's going to be many nights in prison. in the newsroom, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >> coming up, tomorrow night at 10:00, the premiere of abc's highly anticipated drama called "a million little things." this show is about friends trying to deal with a buddy's suicide and realizing the danger of their culture of sil

we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. quote today. >>> thanks for carving out time for us this morning. in the aftermath of the controversial "the new york times" op ed from an anonymous administration official, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is calling for the use of the 25th amendment to remove president trump from office. listen to this. >> if senior administration officials think that the president of the united states is not able to do his job, then they should invoke the 25th amendment. the constitution provides for a procedure whenever the vice president and senior officials think that the president can't do his job. it does not provide that senior officials go around the president, pull documents off his desk, write anonymous op eds and leak to bob woodward. >> well, no question, this suggestion is going to start a debate amongst many in washington, and especially those who plan to go after the president for his office in 2020. warren is running for a second senate term this year but has not said if she wi

and newton baker knows this is what defense departments or war departments do. but wilson is so opposed to in that he can't even make the necessary presentation. >> what changed his mind? >> what changes his mind is he had said in the 1916 campaign or even before that that, you know, the people look at me -- and in a way he's very realistic about his own powers. he says the people look at me like i'm a god or something, but any little german u-boat lieutenant, you know, by launching a submarine can push this nation into war. and this almost happened with the lucetania. i mean, they think the sussex again, and then the germans make a pledge. they make a pledge around 1916 to halt unrestricted submarine warfare. and this is one of the reasons why he was able to win in 1916. but the germans who, even though they have these, you know, you look at a map of europe in world war i even at the end, and there's this big blob of german-occupied territory. but they are exhausted, and they, they're rubbing out of food -- they're running out of food. they're starving. they ha

it sounded like we were dialing peter baker by telephone there. there's mr. baker. peter, what more do we know at this hour here? 5 after 11:00. rod rosenstein at the white house. president trump here in new york city reports that rod rosenstein is out. >> yeah. this is a culmination of months and months of tension, but advisers to the president told him it would be better for him not to push out rod rosenstein right away, that, in fact, if he was going to do it as a result of this report about discussing secret tapes and the 25th amendment, he should wait until after the midterm election, not to create another big furor in the middle of this campaign season, but obviously it looks like the president is moving the other direction. he told someone yesterday in a radio interview in cleveland that he -- this was on the table. he said i don't have all the facts but once i know the facts i want to make a determination. that made it sound like he was kind of pushing off the decision until november. but suddenly here we are. and it may be it was untenable for rosenstein to

including themselves, james baker, the former fbi general general counsel.rize step, everybody in the chain of command, the reporters for "the new york times" have no privileges now. they also can be sued by carter page. because although they may have been legally able to accept information, by publishing it, they reveal classified information that smeared carter page. mr. page will be a very wealthy man. >> sean: i kind of agree with you by the end of all of this. we know that the grand jury has been seated. we know that we are looking at the lying issues, different sources that are telling me, also they are looking into the fisa abuse issues. >> they are. the problem is we do not know whether it is john huber or the security division at the justice department. the best information is that it is the national security division at the justice department. >> sean: would that not mean that everybody that signed off on the fisa warrants, otherwise the committed fraud that omitted the important information purposefully? >> yes, and yes. and that is why, and i men

let‘s talk about steve baker and his winning first of all. much a fight to the death between brexit critics and theresa may and her determination to stick to the chequers deal. and there is no sign of either side backing down. if you listen to steve baker this morning arriving at westminster, he was pretty clear that the chequers plan was just not acceptable. was pretty clear that the chequers plan wasjust not acceptable. the chequers plan is not a compromise a cce pta ble chequers plan is not a compromise acceptable to the conservative party, you can see that but it is notjust eurosceptics. party, you can see that but it is not just eurosceptics. there party, you can see that but it is notjust eurosceptics. there are a lot of conservatives who just want to move past this dispute but what you will notice is there are conservatives on the remain side of the committee will not accept chequers and i have now reached a point where i have met conservatives previously disinterested and just automatically for the main thing we should go for no dealj

baker mayfield and the cleveland browns beat the jets 21 - 17. it could be a good omen for last night, a possum. is neck into the stadium. it didn't want to get into the box. the fan with the help of a stadium employee put the possum into a box eventually. he doesn't want to go. it was turned over to the cleveland animal services to be released to. if the browns are superstitious they may want to invite that positive back for the next home game. it could be a good luck omen and could lead to another win. >> they need the possum to win. >> now you have to keep the possum. reformer nfl quarterback colin kaepernick being ordered by harvard university for his contributions to black history and culture. kaepernick and seven others will will receive the web devoss metal on october 11. the award is named after the civil rights leader, author, and historian. all -- harvard said the metal is given to people who advocate for cultural understanding and human rights. kaepernick drew attention for taking any during the national anthem to call attention to rac

peter baker and i are probably the two best-known. peter baker was on the metro desk at the time. sensational reporter. but there are others, and what we were very young, very aggressive, we were looking for a place to work in washington that would give us a place to do that work and move on if we could, and we all have. brian: nobody cares about this much today, but back in those days, as you know, everybody moonie paper." major: yes, they did. brian: were you ever labeled that and did you -- when you are inside that paper, did the reverend moon have an impact on the content? major: not at all. other than to finance it without the money, the paper would not have existed. other than that, putting the money behind the newspaper, i never felt any editorial interference at all. to the contrary. the people who ran the paper were given what i consider to be free reign. the idea of the moonie paper, but unification church paper, that anybody who works there, there was something wrong with them because he took that job -- peter baker proved that wrong, i proved that wrong, laura kelman p

joyce vance, chief white house correspondent peter baker on capitol hill and nbc's garrett haake is here, steve schmidt at the table, which is always a special occasion. former democratic congresswoman donna edwards is here and elise jordan, a former aide in the george w. bush white house. she and steve are the host of the podcast "words matter." i'm told the president and his public statements and private conversations is still firmly behind kavanaugh but that if tomorrow goes as badly as the fox news interview did, in his mind, that they may consider other options. what are you hearing? >> i think that's right. the president was a little disappointed in the fox interview. he thought kavanaugh came off too week. he thinks what judge kavanaugh should do is be more like president trump and express anger and unequivocal pushback on these accusers. that's not what judge kavanaugh wants to do nor what he ought to do strategically given the current environment. his goal tomorrow, according to his advisers, is to make sure his denials are as powerful as possible but express some indignation wi

execute the baker's. so they have a very good book on the french revolution and he points out that bakers are substantially overrepresented among the persons who were sent to the guillotine. it was an economic terror this is part of why the french revolution turns out so badly from a much more promising foundation. i don't agree with those who say it was just doomed because of some bad philosophy or altair or something like that i think that is mistaken. we can look into it and see key decisions that were made that were really catastrophic or so burke has an important part in the picture including economic dimension that is often missed. it is a topic that i encourage you to look into if you could. it is now 10:15 and i promise i would stop so i will. thank you very much. [applause] >>> chan once washington journal -- coming up was a morning, the nafta renegotiation and canada, mexico negotiations. be sure to watch c-span3's journal. joined the discussion. check on wednesday, right hook who was recently n

peter baker and then i'd like david's reaction to this as well.porting, peter, does this speech yesterday represent a real ascendancy for john bolton, along with stephen miller who is always there drafting these epic speeches, but john bolton's voice seems to have been implanted in parts of that speech. >> it is, yes. obviously right now bolton is probably the most important voice in their ear when it comes to foreign policy other than perhaps steven miller particularly on immigration issues. you heard bolton's view about iran in that speech. iran has been an important element of john bolton's world philosophy going back years, so the confrontation, the desire to sort of take on iran is going that john bolton has been add vieding republican presidents to do for quite a while. remember, no speech is going to constrain president trump. no speech is going to define even how he approaches things. a year ago he was full of balcosity towards north korea, today he's praising kim jong-un as terrific and practically his best friend on the world stage. it's

baker mayfield, their first round pick comes in. they do the cleveland surprise a little trickery.ss for the comeback win the baker mayfield saga, i guess, scenario, era has officially begun in cleveland. that leads us to the top trending stories courtney reagan, miss ohio, do you have any browns fans in your family >> my brothers >> you like ohio state which drives me nuts because i love you so much, but i can't buy the ohio state thing >> you understand being a fan. >> but ohio state could beat cleveland. >> they could. but my brother is a huge browns fan. he and his sons have to be happy. >> is that the family i met in dayton >> that's right. >> beautiful family. >> thank you >> sent me a picture of the boys with helmets on watching the game when i went to bed it was 0-0, but the browns finally won fans got even more satisfaction with the victory fridges remember those bud light placed them in area bars, they were finally unlocked fans enjoyed free beer in honor of their first win since christmas eve of 2016. if it wasn't the beginning of our day but the end of our day i would c