where is ben carson? i love ben carson. you never see ben carson. >> he should be on tv all time.: i want to see ben carson more. where is governor perry? never see him either. where is the cabinet? >> or larry kudlow -- >> laura: i love larry kudlow. >> get larry on tv. there are people who can convey this message, there are great -- there has not been an economic surge like this may be in my lifetime but certainly since reagan. >> laura: if the socialists get their way, they are coming for your wallet. they are coming for your wallet, your money, decisions, and freedom. bigger your freedom. >> laura: got to be civil messaging. come back soon. we'll be exploding these months all year long so we want you back regularly. coming up, the shutdown is over but we still don't have a wall. of course not. caravans are on the way. a new report reveals a convicted terrorist just took control of a drug cartel right at the u.s. border. time for some mark meadows. and obama's former chief join us next. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and

all the time. >> laura: i want to see ben carson more. i want to see perry. governor perry.re is the cabinet? >>> even larry kudlow. >> laura: i love larry kudlow >>> get larry on t.v. people can convey this message. there's great news, there hasn't been an economic surge in my lifetime. certainly sins reagan. >> laura: they're coming from your money, wallet and freedom. >> laura: andy come back soon we're going to be showing these myths all year long. the shutdown is over but we still don't have a wall, of course not. care advance are on the way. a convicted terrorist just took control of a drug cartel right at the u.s. border. congressman mark meadows and obama's former border chief join us next. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it starts acting in my body from the first dose and continues to work when i need it, 24/7. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it

trump has lost nine cabinet members in less than two years and you know, ben carson, ben carson wandered off eight months ago. no one has seen him. president is said to be very angry over this situation with the chief of staff. according to one source, he is super pissed. >> the president is, quote, super pissed. >> the president is, quote, super pissed. >> super pissed. >> super pissed. >> super pissed. >> super pissed. >> super pissed. >> super pissed. >> super pissed. >> super pissed. >> super pissed. >> the president is, and we quote, super pissed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, when is he not super pissed? he's either pissed or super pissed. the last time -- i think the last time he was happy was the day kim kardashian came to visit the white house. and while it's easy to assume that ours is the only country in a tailspin right now it's important to remember there's plenty of unpleasantness going on in governments all over the world, including great britain where prime minister theresa may headlined an especially spirited brexit debate in parliament. >> mr. speaker, nine times the pri

abc7 news reporter jolena fortson is in san francisco along the ben carson. we saw your facebook life. you were getting battered today. what's the status now. >> reporter: the area between mourd and mission has reopened. good news there. pier 14 is still closed. if you look back at the waves you can see them lightly slapping up the side here. they were coming over the edge earlier today. we are certainly feeling the effects of the rain down here, as are many others in the bay area. >> raining like crazy today. >> reporter: it won't be stopping any time soon. for many, this is perfect napping weather. or i guess for jogging sleeveless, or a photoon. >> oh, yeah. i always carry my go pro. >> reporter: lisa martinez wanted to take in the view at the embarcadero. flooding caused pier 14 and a portion of the road to close for the second day in a row. >> i have never seen the tide so high in the bay. it is kind of scary looking. whoa. >> reporter: water from the bay started to roll onto the sidewalk during our interview. but that's minor compared to what the chp ha

>> one trump official who has sort of flown under the radar is ben carson, secretary at hud.democratic aide on the hill who told me they plan on having ben carson testify at least once every couple months, if not more, in front of the oversight committee to look into the questionable things he's done. not just the $30,000 desks, but the 1,000 plus affordable housing contracts they let expire before the shutdown, and trying to figure out what he's been doing or not doing as secretary of hud. >> standing date with house oversight, yikes. >> not good for anybody. it is going to hold him accountable for whatever he is doing. >> you're working on something separate. >> we've been talking to the lawyers who helped in the 2013 shutdown. prison workers sued the government over the shutdown and won the lawsuit. haven't been awarded damages from the 2013 shutdown. some of the same people are suing again. part of the reason why they haven't gotten their damages is they were actually close to getting it all settled. justice department worker who is working on that, furloughed. outside co

time and i now have the privilege of introducing the secretary of housing and urban development, ben carson. dr. courson devoted his life's work to protect the development is the former director of pediatric neurosurgery at johns hopkins hospital, he's intimately aware of the devastating effects of lead poisoning on a child's mental and physical development. as a nurse surgeon he transformed the lives of thousands of children for the better and that is doing the same here in washington. join me in welcoming secretary carson. [applause] >> thank you very much, acting administrator wheeler and soon it won't be acting anymore. it has been wonderful working with you and your team and they've been extremely cooperative and helpful and also delighted to be here with deputy secretary ferguson. you know, this whole initiative started when you are acting hhs and it's been wonderful working with a team as well. thank you all for joining us today. recognize some of our talented staff who are here today. from the lead hazard control and healthy homes, our director who has worked extremely hard to bring

. >> did we hear anything from ben carson about these programs echo their status and what could be done to resolve these issues? >> we haven't heard much from secretary carson at all leading into the shutdown or during the shutdown. there are other political and career staff at hud. they are typically 7000 staff nationally. they are now at 300 staff. there are very few of them. several of the political staff and career staff are making themselves as available as possible and doing phone calls with take holders and sharing information. very different from the experience we are having with usda, which also runs a much smaller rental assistance program. in that program, we are seeing contracts expiring. that is a place where in the last week, we have seen a number of owners putting of action notices or -- eviction notices or threats, because of the media spotlight and members of congress who have been getting engaged that they have backed off of those threats. difficultas been very to get any information from about the contracts. whether or not they are revising their owners to use their s

for republicans you had ben carson, teddy cruz, marco rubio, bobby jindal, carly purina, they never gottion. what was the democrat primary field. bernie sanders and hillary clinton? they can't remember who else ran on the democrat ticket but it wasn't diverse. diversity is only paid attention to or women in congress, also kellyanne conway didn't get any attention when she was the first female campaign manager to win. >> obviously i'm excited about diversity. i will favor but he who looks like me doesn't represent my interest, but there needs to be more diversity on the republican side. that such a great way. check out a brand-new deep dive tomorrow on fox nation. i'll be discussing immigration. thank you to all of you for watching and our guest here come you can learn more about the next revolution by following us. mark live-in is up next. i'm steve hilton, see you next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. >> hello america. we have a great guest tonight, frank bozell. how are you? were going to talk a lot and dig into the media tonight. your founder and president of the me

ben carson who is standing by watching the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] dr. carson? dr.s president of the united states. and here now, straight from the bowels of hell itself, please welcome donald trump's father, fred trump. fred trump! fred, how are you? [ cheers and applause ] thank you for joining us. >> not a problem. i was just playing bochy down here with christopher columbus and that dirty italian cheats worse than he navigates to india. >> jimmy: i have to say i'm surprised they have bocce in hell. >> that's all we have, lawn sports and canker sores. word from below is you're honoring my boy. >> jimmy: that is right, celebrating two years in office. >> you're giving credit to the wrong trump. >> jimmy: really, how's that? >> you should be paying tribute to me. everything donald accomplished, every single thing he's done, is because of fred trump. if i had hugged that pudgy little turd even once during his childhood, none of this would ever have happened. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: fred why were you so emotionally withholding? >> why? what do you mean why? >> jimmy:

and yet, here we have -- >> you have ben carson. >> he's not in the white house.e's a cabinet official. but i used to work in the white house. there's no african-american senior officials in the trump white house right now. omarosa was the only one. she's gone. she wasn't qualified in the first place. it's the reflection of an administration that does not take seriously the concerns of people who are black and brown and why they have been vilifying black and brown people and trying to basically exculpate any sort of problems that might have been created from people who were part of his base. that's not a solution for -- a recipe for success in our future. it's a recipe for failure in 2020. the republican party has to catch up. >> congressman, you won in a district, you beat an incumbent republican who had been in congress five or six terms, i believe, in colorado. you are the face of this sort of evolving democratic party and fresh blood in congress. what is your message to any of these 2020 candidates about what you think it takes to breakthrough with voters? >>

ben carson, who will be so sleepy throughout the remainder of his term, the diabolical bandits who startedt can dress him in women's close for all we know. check info wars, it's all there. here's another one of the president's only the best people, here's john bolton. he spoke about u.s. sanctions on venezuela and he inadvertently showed what's on his notepad, which said 5,000 troops to colombia. someone should tell john bolton, top secret doesn't mean put your secret at the top of the page, because, but at least it's warm in colombia. [ applause ] i don't know how many of you are from the midwest, but more than 83 million americans are expected to experience sub-zero temperatures this week. it cob colder in chicago this week than it is in antarctica. residents of chicago are being forced to slice into deep dish pizzas and climb inside them. it was chilly here today. it got down to 72 degrees today. it was so cold today i had to wear my ankle length lululemons, instead of the three quarter crops i normally wear. the president weighed in on the weather. in the beautiful midwest, wind chill

what is the housing agenda that ben carson is going to be tied up and not focussed on because he's goingo be responding to subpoenas from the members of congress? i have no idea. and there's not a big policy agenda he has left other than the wall, really. so the wall is it. we're going to deal with that one way or anothinger it seems in the next month or so. probably by the emergency declaration. but after that's over, there's not much left on the table for him. there's not going to be a lot going on, other than these investigations. >> what did you want to say? >> i know it's not sexy when you hear about subpoenas and hearings, but i do think they're go crippal donald trump, especially when they investigate the financial trail. i think that's what's ultimately going to crippal him going up to the 2020 election. >> thank you both for joining me. the president's fight over the wall has nothing to do with the actual wall. his defense of western civilization. >>> president was down at the border in the latest of a series of stunts. last night we reported the raelting chuck and nancy part of

singleton, former deputy ch deputy chief of staff at hud and worked with newt gingrich, mitt romney and ben carsonoming up, navigating the government shutdown. what it's like to work paycheck to paycheck. >>> first, an update from this woman i spoke to on friday. she was furloughed from her job in anchorage, alaska. she and her family have been forced to sell her personal belongings on craigslist to make ends meet. our team caught one her yesterday. >> it's been just overwhelming all of those folks, kind strangers who with reached out to ethan and i on facebook and craigslist just to show support and offer us financial sue shpp as well. it's just really humbling to -- to have that kind of reaction. [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ p3 it's meat, cheese and nuts. i keep my protein interesting. oh yea, me too. i have cheese and uh these herbs. p3 snacks. the more interesting way to get your protein. we're all under one roof now. congratulations. thank you. how many kids? my two. his three. along with two dogs and jake, our new parrot. that is quite the f

when you look at a shutdown where a white house had no idea what the government did, where ben carson's department of housing and urban development failed to sign a bunch of contracts that may have people evicted from their housing, where we've had people die in national parks because they didn't realize if there were no rangers there, bad things could happen, that the level of ineptitude, and a republican congress that didn't hold a single hearing on what was going on with problems in government over the last two years and hasn't done anything to this point, this is beyond sad. it's tragic and it's outrageous. >> just to give a citation, "washington post" article about washington being surprised about the bred. the trump administration should not anticipate shutdown, recognized only the week the breadth of the impact. the officials said they were focused on understanding the scope, consequences and determining if there's anything they can do to intervene. the president said he's going to give a prime time address tomorrow night. he's asked for time on all networks, which have granted i

i read up on ben carson and elizabeth warren both agree on certain housing policies where if you wanta block grant is a state you to relax your zoning regulations. everyone agrees high school workers are good coming into the country and impatient is fantastic if you're a high skilled worker. kennedy: more consensus on both sides but on but there's so much other reading and so much fighting is the pro- liberty tacked the best one for the president? >> no. kennedy: why? pgh. >> i live in california and i love freedom and liberty but if you look at what people came out and voted for the not what you voted for. two areas i think democrats and walk-ins can work together can pass and it becomes a win for both sides is infrastructure and we needed. and trade. hard on china, democrats are saying what happened to your campaign promises with china and currency minimization and has not touched down. kennedy: bigger deficit with more debt means less freedom and the economic isolationism also very antifreedom and anti- free market. robbie. >> more to do on criminal justice reform. more people do m

whether that's hauling flynn and cohen and all these people up to testify, whether it's calling in ben carson or hud officials to justify their budgets, we are going to start to see a very invigorated and enlivened house of representatives. the other thing that wasn't mentioned and i think it's going to be infuinantly more important given the texas judge decision to wipeout obamacare is democrats in the house are going to have to show what they would do to finally if obamacare is repealed as republicans have voted more than 70 times to try to repeal, what are they going to do to protect millions of americans who are depending on the affordable care act for -- because they have pre-existing conditions, their children are on their health insurance policies, caps on, you know, medical expenses. there are a lot of things that are at play with the affordable care act that would be wiped away if that -- if that federal case gets to the supreme court and the supreme court actually knocks it out. >> go ahead. >> i just want to say about that, i think this decision -- i worry. i disagree a little bit

people were living in structures that had no walls and there had been no action from either ben carson at hud. they hadn't even been contacted. british virgin islands was hurt as well. these two territories which are the responsibility of the united states federal government were basically blamed for their own suffering and said it was their own fault and they need to get it together while they were without lights and water. >> i think this goes back to a larger problem of trump's idea of who an american is. >> absolutely. >> we see it in his immigration policies. we see it in all -- actually his education policies, environmental policies. his idea of an american is white, period, dot, end. his idea of a good immigrant, clean immigrant is from germany or europe where they have good genes, i'm quoting the president now. these aren't my words. and so when we think about the virgin islands, completely ignored. >> completely. >> we haven't even said anything about the virgin islands. even puerto rico, i mean, thousands of people and he's just -- do you remember initially he said i need to

. >> and that's a term everyone repeated and supporters, ben carson. >> mike used that now, you know?p was his own spokesman in this and coined this phrase. >> right, which they used to some success. so he writes in his book about a lot of things and he's been doing a lot of interviews to promote it. he does not paint a pretty picture of jared kushner whose father christie once successfully prosecuted. let's listen. >> would you separate your experience if he put your father in jail? mr. kushner pled guilty and he admitted the crimes and so what am i supposed to do as a prosecutor? if a guy hires a prostitute to seduce his brother-in-law and videotapes it and then sends the videotape to his sister to attempt to intimidate her from testifying before a grand jury, do i really need any more justification that than? i mean, it's one of the most loathsome, disgusting crimes that i prosecuted as a u.s. attorney. >> that was a little dum, dum. >> there seems to be this theme that one, he never paints a pretty picture of jared kushner. he is reinforcing over and over on this book tour that ja

ben carson. mr. robinson, first of all, before we get to that, i want to go back to the image we just saw, not far from where you are in washington. president trump and vice president pence visiting the mlk memorial. he was there for roughly two minutes. you saw that and thought what, eugene? >> well, you know, i share congressman jim clyburn's hope, that something rubs off. you know, an administration whose policies are -- can often only be described as cruelty for cruelty's sake, keeping 800,000 workers, federal workers, out of work without pay. sometimes having to work without pay for no reason, gratuitously. separating parents from children for no reason. it is unimaginable that anyone could say that those sorts of things are in dr. king's tradition. so one only has to hope that -- only can hope that something of that monument, something of that legacy, rubs off and that they actually think about what dr. king said, what dr. king stood for, what dr. king means to the country. that's my initial th

ben carson making calls telling people don't kick out some of these people because the money is not goinging in for a while. there is going to be some inconvenience going to put the pressure on both sides. steve: it is a partial government shutdown. what's the president going to say tonight? you will see it live right here on the fox news channel. in the meantime, we're a news channel, so here is jillian with the news. jillian: that's right. good morning. following a number of stories, including. this let's get you caught up now. 7-year-old girl killed in a drive by shooting will be laid to rest today. the funeral for jazmine barnes coming days after two men were arrested. a texas judge ordered eric black to be held without bail yesterday. he has been charged with capital murder. this man, larry woodruff also arrested on unrelated drug charges but investigators are also calling him a suspect in the murder. the family of a navy veteran claims their son has been held prisoner in iran for nearly six months. michael white's mother tells the "new york times" he never got on his flight to dubai

ben carson has said i'm not going the way of obama and forcing the suburbs to make these changes.do that in the future. don't forget there is an election in two years. stuart: hold on a second, that day. a new gallup polls says more americans living without health insurance. 14% according to this particular study. >> media say the trump administration sabotaged obamacare. the real truth is that people who have dropped out of insurance are the middle-class. people who could work in eligible subsidies, one out of every five people and obamacare who wasn't getting a subsidy has dropped out. many are going without it entirely. the democratic party needs to be reminded that poor lives matter, but middle-class lives matter, too. they've got to go along with something to make sure it's affordable for middle-class people. stuart: and you're all fired up. i've got to break in with the new developments on venezuela. this is a story, work in progress. things are happening fast. interfax said in the kremlin. in his supporting operation reports that vladimir has called nicholas maduro. the out

i think ben carson as far as the housing, he needs to focus on helping the poor.oney does get you where you need to be. the democrats and republicans have to show some bipartisanship in the house and work together. my final question is why don't president trump go to israel or invite the people from israel that built their wall and see what they have to say about golden the wall -- building a wall? i am going back to the initial point i was making. we are in a highly, highly polarized tribal time. it is difficult to create consensus. we see the person in the other party as the other. we have little empathy for them. when we talk about compromise, consensusbuilding, we should start with those things we share in common. when it comes to immigration, all-americans, most americans agree there should be some sort of restriction. perhaps we can start there. if we don't start with certain issues that people share in common, it becomes very difficult to come to a consensus. host: mary from auburn, new york on the democratic line. caller: mr. young, you are really good at

carson valley. after dinner, ben, melissa, her teenage brother, craig, and little alyssa settled in the den to watch a movie. melissa remembers falling asleep on the couch, waking up with a start. >> thinking i was late for work. it was like 2:30 in the morning. i was like, oh, i'm not late. so i went and got into bed. >> reporter: crawled in with ben, she said. moonlight on the covers. warmth inside. >> about an hour later is when i was woke up by the smell and then a loud noise. and my ears were ringing. at first, i thought i was dreaming. >> a smell? >> yeah. it was a smell of the gunpowder. >> gunpowder smell? >> yes. >> reporter: she looked over to ben, saw by the light of the moon he appeared to have slept through whatever it was. she nudged him. he didn't stir. >> i was like okay, i'll go check it out. so, i walked around our bed and got about halfway down the hallway and realized our front door was open. >> but you didn't see anybody? >> nope. >> reporter: halfway down the hall she said, cold air rushing in. she knew something was very wrong. she ran back to the bedroom, turned on the light.

ben davis. wayne morris had just become a new star for "kid galahad." jack carson. would eat in the commissary at lunch. they were all around you and would be at the same table with you. it was a wonderful time. but also, you were made to realize you were under contract now. they took me in and sat me down. it was as if i could not hear because they were all talking about me in front of me and they were trying to decide on a name for me. nickname,used my kid "dutch reagan." they were talking and talking. i was getting a little uncomfortable. look,y, i said to them, my name is rather well-known in a large section of the country. said, "dutch reagan?" i said, my real name is ronald reagan. i had never used the ronald. i liked dutch better. they said, ronald reagan, that's not bad. i got to keep my own name, ronald reagan. >> watch the entire interview sunday at 4:00 eastern on reel america here on american history tv on c-span3. tonight at 9:00, she .iscusses her book a new generation confronts the broken promise to black america. she is interviewed by the editor-in-c