benson's family spoke out today asking if anyone knows anything to speak of. >> do the right thing. do the right thing. come forward. express your side of it if there is a side. >> detectives would not discuss possible dna found at the scene nor riotings they say killer left own benson's walls. >> disturbing case of animal cruelty in ben same. jealousy drove joel dave toys kill not one but two of his girlfriend's dogs. jennifer sherman said she left her dogs in the care of davis in two occasion and davis confessed to crushing and suffocating them. >> he said to me because i showed more love to the dogs than i did to him. >> who knows maybe the dogs saved her life. and he's not in her life an anymore thank god for her and it's a shame and hopefully justice will be served. >> davis is held on $500,000 bail. >> also, tonight, a drexel university professor is making national headlines facing backlash on social media offer a tweet. and this is not the first time his words have stirred up controversy. >> a drexel university professor sparked outrage on social media after posting a tweet,

comedian doug benson. and music from leann rimes. and now, first things first -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there, thank you. welcome to the show. welcome, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the program. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. we have more to get to than we could possibly shove into one show. i hate to bring anybody down but i have a little pin to put in our collective balloon. released their annual ranking of the best countries in the world, and the united states, you know how we always say we're number one? turns out we're not number one. that honor goes to switzerland. switzerland was named the best country in the world. based on several factors including power, quality of life, economic influence, and tiny little army knife production. [ laughter ] the u.s. dropped from fourth to seventh. canada is number two. which i think means we're going to have to build a wall up there too, i'm sorry. [ laughter ] sweden came in sixth. one ahead of us, sweden. which, come on we got beat. >> by --

benson's family spoke out today asking if anyone knows anything to speak of. >> do the right thing. do the right thing. come forward. express your side of it if there is a side. >> detectives would not discuss possible dna found at the scene nor riotings they say killer left own benson's walls. >> disturbing case of animal cruelty in ben same. jealousy drove joel dave toys kill not one but two of his girlfriend's dogs. jennifer sherman said she left her dogs in the care of davis in two occasion and davis confessed to crushing and suffocating them. >> he said to me because i showed more love to the dogs than i did to him. >> who knows maybe the dogs saved her life. and he's not in her life an anymore thank god for her and it's a shame and hopefully justice will be served. >> davis is held on $500,000 bail. >> also, tonight, a drexel university professor is making national headlines facing backlash on social media offer a tweet. and this is not the first time his words have stirred up controversy. >> a drexel university professor sparked outrage on social media after posting a tweet,

>> benson: maybe. >> braden: absolutely. >> parker: absolutely. >> benson: it's super possible. >> alfonsi could take on the world, they would have to face the nation. >> bulington: we'll take care of them. >> alfonsi: the week before christmas, 33 of franklin county's chess wonders and their parents gathered in the school parking lot. >> ya'll are coming back right? >> alfonsi: to begin a ten-hour journey to nashville, for their biggest test yet: the national championships. >> bulington: queen g7, excellent. >> alfonsi: turned into night, bulington and his students were lost in what they call the chess dimension. >> austen johnson: where are we? >> bulington: well, i don't know where we are. we're in the middle of problem nine. that's all i know. >> alfonsi: preparing in their own language. >> bulington: knight d-4 attacking the queen and threatening the queen takes h-3 check. >> alfonsi: for what lay ahead: a weekend of intense chess. more than 1,500 players from 644 schools gathered in a giant ballroom at opryland. >> please shake your opponent's hand. >> alfonsi: for seven rounds of ch

. $5,000 reward being offered for information in the death of marquis a benson. the 36 year old was found dead inside her apartment one year ago. she had been beaten. police say the killer whom is believed new benson scrawled messages on the wall before leaving her in a bathtub of scalding water. benson's family spoke out asking anyone who knows anything, to speak up. >> do the right thing. do the right thing. comeyou know, express your sidef it, if there is a side. >> now, detective would not discuss a possible dna found at the scene, nor the writings, they say, the killer left on the wall. >> a drexel university profess is her back in the headlines this morning, after stirring up controversy on twitter, yet again. tweeted sunday morning some guy gave up his fstniform soldi. people are thanking him, i'm trying not to vomit or yell about on the heals of a military air strike that reportedly killed 200 civilians in mozul. student mixed reaction. rst amendment.right to say >> yes? >> so he can tweet whatever he wants to tweet. work, that's how you probably act. and

. >> an emotional monique benson is asking for the public's help.murder of her sister. marketa benson. >> not even bring closure i don't know if that is an option for us, it won't bring her back. but to just really hopefully it doesn't happen to north family and they don't have to suffer what we are suffering. >> last year march 30th, someone brutally murdered benson. they believe she knew the attacker and the crime happened at the new orleans apartments in seacane, pennsylvania. >> it was bunt force trauma to the head and neck and they put her in the hot shower and scalded the rest of her. >> they are offering a 5,000 there's reward for information on an arrest and conviction for the person responsible for taking benson's life. they are asking for help to deliver justice and put the killer behind bars. >> she at 36 had accomplished more than most and had her whole life ahead of her and so to lose her in this way, so senselessly and violently has really broken us. >> and so back out live police are asking people that live in the apartment complex to

joel benson the former senior adviser to the hillary clinton campaign, and ceo of the benson strategy group and msnbc political analyst caitlyn hughey burns is a political reporter for real clear politics and ari mel burn, msnbc's chief political correspondent. joe, does the burden on the senate change at all, considering what we've seen play out in the house? >> no. i think what the two senators indicated yesterday is they have a free lane here to establish themselves as a panel with integrity. i think that's what that was about. less about bipartisanship actually, and more about saying we're going to get to the bottom of this no matter what it takes. imagine how different the whole conversation would be if someone in the white house, any day of this, had said we want to get to the bottom of this, we want the investigations to go wherever they lead. it's the first time we've heard that. they're establishing a stake in the ground about their integrity. they've got to live up to that now day to day. >> caitlyn, maine republican senator susan collins said, quote, i worry that the chaos

one year ago today benson was found naked and dead in the bathtub of her apartment. today police announced the reward in an effort to track down her killer. her family pleaded for information and urged the killer to surrender. >> this is what we have to live with. and so if there's any soul left, dot right thing. >> police believe benson knew her killer. >>> a man is accused of killing his girlfriend's dogs. joel davis strangled because he was jealous about how much time his girlfriend spent with them. . she had a surveillance camera in the apartment that captured him in the act. that was a lie, but she says it got him to confess to the killings. >> anything ever happened to him, i would have just been devastated. i told him that that weekend before u left. i hope nobody dates him and hope people realize that he's crazy. it always starts with animals and goes to people. >> investigators say davis confessed to them as well. >>> new details tonight after the remains of dozens of people were discovered at an old city construction site. the institute has started a crowd

>>sobering mission for markia benson's family turns a year-old, a hunt for her killer renewed on this important anniversary. >>> dot right thing, come forward. >> reporter: one hour, 15 minutes ago on this date in 2016, police descended on markia's apartment, inside of the place on south avenue in see kaine a gruesome crime scene, the killer police say had brutally beat her and she was left in the bathtub. >>> then whoever committed this heinous act took her and put her in the shower and turn hot water on and scolded the rest of her. >> reporter: detectives wouldn't discuss possible dna found at the scene, nor would they talk about the writing they say that the killer, left on her walls, but one thing they are seeking. >>> we're asking members of the apartment complex, to refresh their recollection, take themselves back a year ago today. >> reporter: for markia's family time halted that day this was never going to be over for us. this is, even if , you know, we get to the place where there is an arrest and there is a conviction, thinks our life, if there is any compassion left, if the

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benson had a good job. she was a part-time student. her family and police can't believe anyone would do such a thing to a woman with such a bright future. >> this is our life until eternity. >> this incident left an empty innocence our detective division. >> investigators say it appears benson knew her attacker. >>> in bucks county, police released this video of thieves robbing a jeweler in ben salem this month. investigators say the bandits cut through the roof to get in and steal thousands in gold from safes. police believe the same thieves used the same method to rob a jeweller in lawncrest last week. >>> as promised, lawn leaders have announced a lawsuit to try to void the results of a special election. democratic write-in candidate emilio vasquez won the election to fill a state house seat. that's after a judge kicked the first nominee off t ruling that he didn't live in the district. democrats still won using write-in votes. republican leaders say they did so unfairly. >> some of the stuff we saw, people going into the machines w

. >> yest marqueea benson's family made an emotional plea to find her killer. the 36-year-old frommish darby died in -- from upper darby died from a vicious attack. her family and police can't believe someone would do such a thing to a woman with such a bright future. >> this is our life from now until eternity. this is what we have to live with. >> this incident has left an empty not in our detective division. >> investigators say it still appears benson knew her attacker. >>> up next on "nbc10 news today" at 5:00, a local man is accused of killing his girlfriend's dogs y. he was allegedly jeou collapse. fire engulfs an atlanta overpass leading to a traffic mess on a major highway. >>> and the great crayon debate. we'll tell you which classic color is off to an early retirement. >> man. xÑósoÑ?Ñ?@ñ?ñ?ñ? >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington watching the roads right now. we're checking in with the mid county toll plaza. as you see here, rain covering our camera. this is pretty much what we'll see for most of the morning commute. we're seeing slippery r

. >> there is now a $5,000 reward for information in the death of marquis a benson, secane woman found beat tone death inside her apartment. now, police believe the killer new benson and scrolled messages on the wall before leaving her in a bathtub of scalding water. >> a drexel university professor tweet stirring up controversy on and off campus. tweeted sunday morning some guy gave up his first class seat for a uniformed soldier. people are thanking him. i'll trying not to vomit or yell about mozul. came on the heals every us strike that recordly killed 200 civilians in mozul. student we spoke with had this re -- missioned reaction about the post. >> i mean, did it on his personal time. he the right to say them, it is america. first amendment. so he can tweet whatever he wants to tweet. >> that means outside of work that's how you probably act. and inside of work it is a different story. so i don't think we need those types of people around student. >> well, drexel university has responded with a statement which reads in part: the recent social media comment by george were made outsi

guy benson and julie roginsky are back to respond. julie, deal with the substance of mr.aid yesterday and about that, bill o'reilly and peter king had the following to say last night. listen. >> would i be wrong in saying that the obama administration surveiled the trump transition team? >> i would say, from all i know you're at least 99 1/2% accurate. and probably 100%. david: so, julie, then you had bob woodward, the famous journalist from "the washington post," the guy who broke watergate, speaking on o'reilly. here is what he said about the substance of the charge. listen. >> you've got a real serious problem potentially of people in the obama administration passing around this highly-classified gossip. david: julie, aren't you concerned about the possibility that this happened? >> well, here's what happened. the fbi and doj, the british, justice department, again under this president, said that obama did not wiretap donald trump the wadonald trump contends. this is li what happened. there was probably a fisa warrant issued by a judge, not by barack obama or his admin

guy benson, thank you so much. david: keeping america safe. president trump vowing to protect our nation from terrorism. it is words that he used getting all of the attention. lt. general thomas mcinerney, about why that is so important. ♪ and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. david: folks, listen very carefully of the words you are about to hear have never been said by a president speaking before congress until last night. >> our obligation is to serve, protect and defend the citizens of the united states. we're also taking strong measures to protect our nation from radicalslamic terrorism. [applause] david: could have put a period after each one of

guy benson, what you make of this breaking news? >> guy: i'm not surprised.to recall republicans doing something similar with eric holder with his alleged incidents of perjury on the doj wiretapping, but again, in this particular case, the democrats are jumping as far out as they possibly can get, saying criminally investigate him and resign when, there's some agreement on the couch that recusal is appropriate and my opinion. >> meghan: i disagree. look how they're sticking together right now. republicans take the bait, they never stick together. there is no evidence right now, there's no reason for him to recuse. >> meghan: i'm not sure what you mean by republicans don't stick together. again, general flynn stepped down. there's not evidence here that doesn't suggest that there's something strange about the relationship of the trump administration and russia. he, himself made a moral equivalency with russia and being american. >> harris: i want to get on the record with exactly where this statement is coming from. you heard sandra talk about james call me an

. >> reporter: jackie benson, news 4. >>> we are learning new details of a crash in prince george countynine-week old baby. the baby girl died at the hospital a few days the car was turning onto the belt way where another car hit opposite direction. so far, no charges have beenbfà >>> it took less than two-minutes for burglars to break into a gunshot and get pqv away with a lot of high powered weapons. surveillance caught the home thing. newsrñ 4 megan fitzgerald Ñcó7d. >>. >> reporter: neither of the security cameras were rolling the entire time. >> security alarms wereç%u not enough to stop these two suspects. less than 90 seconds, they smashed three display cases and grabbed 26 guns throwing them in a black bag. before walking out, seven long firearmspoo] hanging the wall. montgomery county police arrived on the scene but the suspects taken off. atf agent joined the investigation spending hours inside the shop trying to determine which guns were stolen. >> i walked in there and i saw they busted the glass and all. >> i just fear that the people who got the guns -- what are they going

. >> reporter: benson had a great job and was a part-time student. >> to lose her io senselessly, soly has really broken us as a family. >> reporter: today ther was too emotion tool speak about the crimend this incident has left an and while icsome people, they don't have e person they've been looking for. >> if there's left, any soul left, do the right thing. >> reporter: the right thing to. >>> a south jersey police officer is charged with for allegedly exposing himself to young boys in a restaurant bathroom. anthony ezwas off duty at the time. they said he fondled andast nig applebee's. >> he says every time he close his eyes he sees this man laughing, shaking his they're internal affairs investigation. >>> they released new video of the group they say is responsible for robbing a jeweller earlier this month. thievesut roof to get thousands of gold from saves. they believe the very same thieves hit lawn crest section by cutting through a roof. proof that your mom honesty was the best policy. just ask a delaware county man who's $16,000 richer tonight. they found a money on the str

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her life was taken away from us. >> an autopsy revealed benson died of blunt force trauma to the headnd neck. police called it sadistic violence. she was found naked in a bathtub with the shower running along with a venomous message on the wall. >>> police officers are supposed to protect the public but one south jersey cop is now in trouble with the law. he's accused of committing an inappropriate act in front of kids. police say exposed himself in front of the young chirp at a family restaurant. >> it happened yesterday in pennsville that's in salem county. fox 29's shawnette wilson joins us live outside pennsville police with the very latest on this. shawnette. >> reporter: so i just confirmed moments ago that pennsville police processed anthony martinez. they say that he is a penns grove police officer and tonight he is charge the with lewdness and disorderly conduct. >> my child is traumatized by it report roar justina davis still in disbelief telling me what her 13 and nine-year-old sons say happened to them when they went out to dinner last night. >> they went into the bathroom

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jeremy benson, we are motivated by pleasure and pain.r frankel felt we were motivated by a search for meaning, to want to live good lives. in my view, society has become too economic, too social sciencey and utilitarian and not enough moralistic. rene descartesse when we should have chosen saint augustin. rene thought that we should think with our heads. we have become too cognitive when we should be more emotional. we have turned into shells of ourselves, and that has cut down on intimacy. it has devastating social effects. is to behavior -- its idea is to drive behavior. host: david brooks. guest: thank you. ♪ host: good evening. i am stephanie filling in for , charlie rose. "personal shopper," is a new film. the film marks the second collaboration between him and kristen stewart. following their 2014 movie. stewart became the first american actress to win the award, france's equivalent for the oscar, for her work in that film. in "personal shopper," she plays a woman determined to connect with her recently deceased twin brother from t

guy benson political editor at town hall.com.anderson columnist for the "wall street journal." leslie marshall and charles krauthammer. give, one of thguy, one of the i was told they wanted to do the healthcare first was one because they had promised it all along but two deficit savings they were planning, had it over 3 billion at one point. 150 at the end of the negotiation so they could get to the numbers they wanted on tax reform. they will could take out the obamacare taxes that people were paying and be able to use the difference to get the numbers down, the percentages down for tax reform. now they have to find that somewhere else. >> yep. so the baseline was going to be more favorable for tax reform in a post obamacare environment, which is now not going to be a reality and so, it's like well, let's pick up and move onto the next thing. it's not going to be easy. people are forgetting already republicans are at each other's throats on tax reform there is a huge disagreement between the house and the senate on the border ad

>> jack gee bie benson where th comment hits home. jackie? >> despite the attorney general statement, hyattsville is kidding an kid considering an ordinance to make this a sanctuary city. >> reporter: the president of the hyattsville city council setz t says the city has done analysis of defying attorney general jeff sessions threat to withhold federal funding. the city is pledging noncooperation with immigration authorities. >> last may, the demt partment justice inspector general found policies violate federal law. r council last week favor the current version of the sanctuary measure. >> we just needed to make clear that -- in no -- no circumstance that the police officer will not enforce laws. >> reporter: some did testify against it. awe haw i ur >> i urge you haul all to take k at what may happen here. and as he said before me, the unintended consequences of your actions. >> this graphic shows the results of a poll. of 1,100. 53% said they were opposed to the sanctuary ordinance. and the sanctuary city ordinance comes up for a vote in a

an autopsy revealed that benson died of blunt force trauma to the head and neck. police called it i sadistic violence. she was found naked in a bathtub the shower was still running along with a really sick message on the wall. the victim's sister remembers her as vibrant woman who had everything going for her. >> at 36 had accomplished more than most hadn't her whole life ahead of her. and so to lose her in this way so senselessly, so violently, has really broken us as a fami family. >> if you've got any information police would love to hear from you. >>> a major drug bust in delaware all the result of a traffic stop in dover. police arrested this guy 20-year-old robert read aft pulling him over and finding nine bags of heroin as well as pills in his car. during a search of his house police say they found way more than that. 843 bags of heroin arc handgun arc shotgun, an fully loaded a ak47. >>> the state of delaware could be the next state to legalize recreational marijuana use. lawmakers introduced a bill today that would allow residents in the first state who a

one year ago today, ya benson wy murdered in her apartment in se.he victim's sister rex her as vibrant woman who had everything going for her in this way so sely has really broken us as a family. >> police just announced today they're now offering a $5,000 reward leading to the arrest he. >>> happening now you expect to see traffic on theus that but ie driver sawhat busy under state t just stunned her so much she ev. let's get out to chris o'connell live over the schuylkill expressway tonight >> reporter: iain, you've driven the schuylkill expressway it is no joke much it is busy,. certainly no place to be playing any games. well that is 29 viewer was shocked when she captured on of rush hour. >> it was mother instinct that kicked in. >> reporter: the video that pare their heads. this north philadelphia woman by name couldn't believe what she was seeing on the schuylkill expressway so she started rolling on her smart phone. the video sent to little girl no older than eight years old hanging out of the back of the window of a car while driving throug

one year ago today, 36-year-old marquis ya benson was brutally murdered in her apartment in see cane,elaware county. the victim's sister rex her as vibrant woman who had everything going for her. >> to lose her in this way so senselessly, so violently has really broken us as a family. >> police just announced today they're now offering a $5,000 reward leading to the arrest and conviction of her killer. >>> happening now you expect to see traffic on the busy schuylkill expressway. you know that but it's what one driver saw sticking out of a car along that busy under state that just stunned her so much she to get video evidence. let's get out to chris o'connell live over the schuylkill expressway tonight. chris? >> reporter: iain, you've driven the schuylkill expressway it is no joke much it is busy, it is congested. certainly no place to be playing any games. well that is why one fox 29 viewer was shocked when she captured on video during the middle of rush hour. >> it was mother instinct that kicked in. >> reporter: the video that would make most parents shake their heads. this north

thomas benson tax us to the scene. this does not appear weather related. took down the wires non one is hurt. when you see news happening take out your phone and shoot it and use that fresco app to zen it to our newsroom. lucy. >> thank you much, iain. u.s. regulators approved new drug initial treatment for post menopausal women with the certain type of advanced breast cancer fda approve it yesterday. a pill that slows the spread of cancer by blocking two proteins that lead to the growth and division of cancer cells so it sounds like a smart drug. the drug is for women who have certain type of me tas tick breast cancer. >>> all right, sean bell so you're talking about the patriots. >> yes, i am. teams need to cutter off all communication when it comes to the patriots. they're absolute cheater and they need to be stopped. i'll tell was they did now and what teams need to do when it comes to new england patriots. that's coming up next in my sports commentary. ♪ >>> sean bell taking on the new england patriots and why he thinks they are cheating again. his co

. >> it has been a year and still no arrests in the brutal murder of 36-year-old akia benson. her body was found along south avenue. the family says the loss is overwhelming. >> this is never going to be over for us. even if we get to a place where there is an arrest and conviction, this is our life from now until eternity. >> family members hope a 5,000 there's reward now offered by the upper darby police will lead them to the killer. >> there was blunt and sharp force trauma to the head and neck. and then whoever committed this heinous act took her and put her in the shower and turned on the hot water and scalded her. >> they are confident she knew her attacker, her apartment door was blocked. >> whoever is responsible for this crime, they continue to live their life. they continue to go about their day to day activities and she doesn't have that opportunity anymore. >> a family ripped apart by murder is now forced to unite with broken hearts and plead to the public for help. >> i don't know if closure is an option for us, it won't bring her back. but hopefully it doesn't ha

jackie benson, news 4. >> jackie, doing a promo for us on the back of that car. thanks. >>> take a live look at the conditions. this is right now in prince it is snowing now, but it may not be for too long. it's expected to change to rain overnight in that area. in that washes away the snow, the road conditions may not be too bad. prince george's is waiting to make a call whether or not there will be school tomorrow. >> we're seeing delays and cancellations at all airports. hundreds of flights each at reagan national, dulles and bwi marshall. a lot of that has to do with the blizzard conditions that are expected tomorrow further up the coast. let's get a preview of what other states are expecting. starting with our sister station in philadelphia and keith jones. >> i'm keith jones in newark, delaware where flurries are coming down in the northern part of the state. meanwhile, down south, they're expecting some rain. take a look at the light here, you can see some of the flakes fall. transportation crews are out in full force in the first state. they've brined the

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katherine mangu-ward, michael malice, and town hall political editor and fox news contributor, guy benson. what does this recusal mean for the justice department? >> i think it's the right move from sessions. a lot of democrats are calling on him to resign, which seemed like major overreach. there is a discrepancy on what sessions said during this confirmation hearings and what we now know to be the case. but there are reasonable explanations that fall far short of deliberate perjury. but there were enough doubts kicked up in this cloud of doubt. that cast doubt on whether he can as attorney gin preside over this investigation about the larger russia question of without the result of that investigation being tainted in a lot of americans' minds. this is the ultimate solution to there is. i step back and the investigation moves forward. kennedy: how much does this weaken him? >> jeff sessions is an idea throg when it -- is an idealogue. i think it took them a day or two because this such a non-issue. he had a meeting that nothing much was discussed and it probably slipped his minds. appear

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would benson said it perfectly ok not to get a deal with the eu. the dutch election is this week. at the egg deal. is that something that would slow parliament down and give theresa may time to think about it? the eu celebrates the founding treaty on march 25. you mentioned some big things to watch. more central meetings, but that in perspective for us. kathleen: you have the bank of england, china has big numbers coming out. the national people's congress is wrapping up a change in the gdp target -- wednesday is a big day. retail sales in the u.s. and consumer prices, china wrapping up the all-important meeting from people all over the country and then the dutch election. on friday,eting trump, free trade, protectionism -- do you remember when the g-20 draft suggested they were dropping anti-protectionism from their language? we will see what happens there. says he's notin going to pound china over the currency, that will be something to watch. a positive development perhaps for the market. betty: thank you so much. , we're going to look at what t

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political editor guy benson. and sitting right next to me, comedian and author tom cotter.kay, let's start the show. in his address to congress tuesday night, president trump delivered a soothing, sober, conventional speech, sticking closely to the script. classic trump. the speech went over well with the public. "he seemed presidential" everyone said. even democrats weren't too down on it. 40% at least somewhat approved, 18% strongly approved. of course, some democratic lawmakers still pan the president of matter what he says. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength, and it is a message deeply delivered from my heart. democrats and republicans should get together and unite for the good of our country. and for the good of the american people. [applause] >> tom: they kept that up the whole night. give a tromp time, i'm sure he'll win them over. it's amazing, he gave a very conventional speech and it was seen as radical. >> the only thing he deviated was to address the hero and his widow. the rest of it was straightahead, i thought it was an unbelievab

. >> martha: what a week and joining us now is guy benson editor and fox news contractor and molly hemmingmocratic strategist. welcome all. you had a good look at what everybody dealt with and covered over the course of the week. guy, we'll start with you. what stands out plus and minuses for the trump white house. >> over all it was a tough week politically for the white house and president. first he got slapped down by the republican control senate, intelligence committee and britain hq on the wiretap claim and tough headlines that were misleading on the health care bill and on the president's budget proposal but on the other hand observers said all along that a republican health care success to repeal and replace obamacare would take republican leadership and he's exhibited that leadership in a big way. and lastly the president got a big assist from a host on another network making a big deal out of tax returns that ended up was nothing and at best good for him. >> martha: your thoughts on this morning, it was fascinating to see the president in the oval office and said everyone in this

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joining me with more, guy benson, political editor of townhall.com, leslie marshall, radio talk showand a fox news contributor, and in the former communications director for marco rubio in 2016 and a political strategist. good to see you. guy, i will start with you. this is obviously a big trip for the trump administration. rex tillerson heading to russia asia. would you expect out of this trip >> not only is it a major overseas trip, it comes amid, as we heard there from rich edson, a difficult time getting close to a crisis, i would say, on the korean peninsula where your north korea, always bellicose but is more belligerent than usual with the missile tests, coordinating, it appears, that brazen assassination at the airport at kuala lumpur. and then in south korea, huge political upheaval with the president being thrown out and rising in the streets. this is an opportunity, i think, for the secretary to prove his mettle. diplomacy isn't easy. >> sandra: it is a big, messy world stage. japan, china, south korea, a huge trip at a time when north korea is firing missiles and issuing