not that beto o'rourke has even noticed it happening. beto is occupied right now. living his own private hell. back in march, things look very different. he was on the cover of "vanity fair" which is a magazine. o he was riding a skateboard, promising to take america back to the careless exuberance of 1993. beto was live blogging trips to the dentist. everyone was pretending to think that was great. and then, pete buttigieg showed up and wrecked everything. he was even younger than beto and even more when. glib. that's when things started to fall apart. even though he uses bogus mexican nickname, he still rich white guy who went to boarding school in columbia. that's on allowed in the democratic party. he seemed directors recognize, by the way, they refer the first time, watch him grovel at the thought of himself. >> you're right, there are things that i have been privileged to do in my life that others cannot -- the systematic foundational discrimination that we have in this country, and every aspect of life, is something that i have not experienced in my lifetime

beto loves rock 'n' roll.veryone else, he doesn't do stuffy speeches or policy programs, he's not going to bore you with entitlement projections or some scary stuff about the korean peninsula. beto's got a skateboard and where is nirvana t-shirts. his vision for this country is 1995. that was the year he was living way out of town and this walk up and lit working for the man with some of the stickiest blood in manhattan. in the cut. a little heavy, but sweet. it was a good time. beto wants to bring us back to that time. we got a little carried away. sorry about that. it all seems so innocent then, back a few weeks ago, back in march of 2019. it was his beto and us in a dream. it was a simpler time. we thought anything was possible. we thought we could write our own stories here we didn't even know that even fairy tales and to end one day ours did end. the magic turned to dust and it's bitter in our mouths like a peyote button or still is ivan t. one day the music died. bye-bye. bye-bye weirdly youthful middle-

, that is the memo. ♪ be♪ -- beto will focus on racis.ll. but can anything bring back his flat lining campaign? with me fox news contributor, host of the richard fowler show, it is richard fowler, welcome back. >> how are you? >> i think you might agree with me, i think that beto needs to take a powder. >> i agree with that. there is not much he could do to restart this flat lining campaign, he does have a great opportunity to do, he ran for senate, in texas he lost but carried tons of coattails, 19 black women are now in houston courts. >> it takes a white man to get black women elected, that not okay. >> no, he is a lot of coattails, same in dallas, and houston and isan antonio, he could make a real run for senate, to be a real challenge to cornyn, he has millions to spend. kennedy: he can no longer raise money as a presidential candidate. but he was a fe nom, he had a mystique against cruz, if he just went away and came back said, you know what cornyn, i thought about things, and examined my life, my political life worth living -- a ma

is beto running for president, or was it a bunch of people who talked beto into running for presidentse this feels like what happens to a campaign whose candidate wasn't convinced he knew how to run for president or whether he should do this. >> look, i think this is not about anything other than beto pivoting from an away game to a home game. i'm with garrett on this. i think he's had a hard time projecting his authentic self in this presidential campaign, the authentic self that was at the center of his senate race. why he elevated from the pack from one of many to one of one. he is always much more comfortable when he's one of one. he spent the entire presidential campaign as one of many. he got no traction because every place he went was an away game el paso makes it a home game he is as comfortable as he can be at home and with the issues that he's now identified at the center of this relaunched effort, he will be playing this as a home game. he would rather lose authentically than not. and i think this is actually a good strategy. i buy that. i ask you both this. garrett does he

: (as beto) "... uh, that was not one of the phrases i memorized, sir. ( laughter ) you are speaking-- you are speaking a foreign language, i believe." and there were some strong words from either tim ryan or ryan tim, i can't really remember. >> if you go to guantanamo bay, there are terrorists that are held that get better health care than those kids that have tried to cross the border into the united states. >> stephen: yes, let's send those kids to guantanamo bay! wait, no. no, i take that back! two new moderators took over at half time, rachel maddow and chuck todd, which raised the question: is it possible this debate will eventually have more hosts than candidates? then complete and utter chaos. >> many of you are calling for a restoration of an assault weapons ban. but even if implemented, there will still be hundreds of millions of guns in this country. should there be a role for the federal government-- >> everybody's mics are on. i think we have-- a-- i heard that, too. that's okay. i think

nice beto. he's going to be going after trump directly in his speech, more so on the campaign trail, and the campaign says he'll be campaigning in a bit of a different way. how do you make the argument that the president is giving language that is causing violence and then go to the state fair and eat pork chops? no, i think we'll sigh differee different kimd r kind of campai o'rourke. this is not someone who sits down and puts pen to paper, but it speaks to the seriousness of which they're approaching his return to the campaign trail for the first time since that shooting in el paso, which really shook this candidate. >> garrett, it speaks to your sensibility that you choose pork chops over corn dogs. these calls for beto o'rourke to head home, they're not really from those who don't have confidence in him, they're saying come home and run for senate. >> ye >> reporter: yeah, and that's not happening. everyone around his campaign that i spoke to in the last several weeks say that's not happenin

we're talking about a second reset of the beto campaign. he was attacked by the left for not being serious enough on that "vanity fair" cover. he's now going to get serious

beto o'rouke will wrap up and congresswoman escobar goes on the stage. meanwhile, back to you in new york. >> jacob, i have a question for you, it's important to point out to viewers the congresswoman's position was not black and white. the congresswoman's position was there was a day for donald trump to be welcomed, in her point of view, and that was to take back the words and take the target off the back of her community. any conversations or diplomatic work between the white house and community that you're aware of? >> i guess the -- no, is the simple answer. i guess the question is if there's any effort on behalf of the white house to do anything like that, why was the president up last night tweeting about this man, beto o'rouke, about his first name and size of his rallies in the city of el paso? he's not interested in bridging divides. you look at the reactions, teleprompter trump had a much different message than finger-trigger trump who showed up last night and this morning on the south lawn of the white house. i had a chance to talk to beto o'r

b beto reboot. strategy change for a presidential hopeful, after a race-based mass shooter took aim at his hometown. beto o'rourke finding new purpose, but can he find momentum? >>> plus, reaching for the ring. the athlete overcoming every obstacle in her way, not letting spina bifida or 28 surgeries slow her down. tossing off her crutches and now helping others face their biggest battle. but first, the "nightline" 5. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. who is beto o'rourke? two years ago he was the darling of the democratic party. tonight he's seeking to recapture that magic. in the aftermath of a mass shooting. >> he may sound the same. >> we're going to be there for one another, no matter what the cost. >> that's how we bring this divided country back together again. >> but today beto o'rourke is a different candidate than he a weeks ago. >> i'm going back there to be with my family. >> an alleged white supremacist. >> how does it change how you are running for president? >> it's changed

beto, come home. texas needs you. they're making the case beto should step away from the democratic primary and turn his attention to running against senator john cornyn in 2020. we need you, beto, because texas badly needs that other view of the world, those differing opinions. you've brought us closer to having real competing parties than any other candidate has and than any candidate on our radar could. everyone is back. what do you think? >> i think go, beto, go home. >> i really think so many people are so focused on beating trump. the majority of our conversations are about the potential candidates and who's going to win the nomination. and of course it's because of where i come from that i understand how our government works. you guys get it. you've been there. the point is if we don't get more senate seats, this -- it's going to be a -- >> mitch mcconnell blocks gun control. >> he blocks everything. and he's loading up a very important part of our country with right-wing ideologues that are very young on the f

i applaud beto for his message. i think he's 1 00% right. but it's more now about a crusade for him than it is about a presidential campaign. he's not going to win the democratic nomination with that message alone. he's not going to win -- that's not a message that' going to beat trump nationally. the american people are looking for someone that can bring some normalcy and restore decency that understands how to run the government. that's what they want and i feel as though and i said this, joe biden, that's why he is loadiea in the polls. he was the vice-president. he's a decent guy and they feel comfortable with him. i appreciate beto's message, but i don't think it's a vanity candidacy right now and it's only going to go so far for him. he's right about it, but i think it's more of a crusade than a campaign. >> charlie, let's talk more about that. he clearly found an emotional touch point with the shooting. that's where he's from. he's making a case that taking on president trump's racist rhetoric is a winning strategy. but will that work

and so beto, you know, he could contrast. yeah, he's got that rfk look about him, and he contrasted well, but he's now running against a lot of other democrats who are impressive in their own rights. and i just think that beto's campaign, as you said, tara, is struggling. it's floundering a bit, and he just needs to figure out a way to break through. he's kind of running this aspirational campaign. you called it a vanity campaign, and i think there's a certain truth to that. at the end of the day, he's got a long way to go to get into the top tier because i think right now he's down around 1%. >> keith, the former colorado governor john hickenlooper is going to end his bid for president. he's considering a run for senate. beto o'rourke said he is taking the fight to trump. no senate run for him. you think that's a mistake? >> well, i think a lot of democrats would like to see him run for senate against john cornyn. they'd rather have him than to -- he has the right to run his campaign, but at some point if he realizes the pol

we heard that from beto o'rourke after i.c.e.veral meat plants in mississippi. >> i saw in mississippi, in canton where nearly 700 people working in chicken processing plants, one of the toughest jobs in mayor car. they were taken from their kids, humiliated, hogtied, for the crime of being in this country doing a job nobody else will do. steve: raymond is laughing. but what happened after the i.c.e. raid. the following monday the food plarnlts that had the most of employees detained by i.c.e. held a job fair to fill their newly vacant position. guess who showed up? americans, at least 350 people applied. this is what one of them said about why. >> it's a better paying job. steve: even with historically low unemployment. there are americans in part time jobs. and 5 million want and are available tore work but have become disheartened and stopped looking. that's 11 million americans who want to do the jobs. the job participation rate plummeted after the grease recession. thankfully president trump is fighting for the american work

and beto is.hat's very compelling. >> i do think aaron blake, one of the things garrett said that makes you perk up is he's actually decided to be who he is and to talk about how he's really feeling. imagine that. i'm assuming that speech was not focus grouped. >> yeah, i can't speak to that. i don't know how much calculation there was involved in this but i think generally speaking beto o'rouke, different candidates have different strengths. some of them are very good at triangulation. some of them are very good at raising money, and some of them are very good at kind of emoting and connecting with audiences. i think we see that certainly to some degree with joe biden when he's speaking on stage. you see the passion from him. i think if there's another candidate who can do that, it's beto o'rouke. if he's going to make a splash in this race, he's probably going to do what he's naturally good at and what we are seeing in this speech is more of an effort to play that up. so there's an angry -- ther

we've been spending most of the day with beto o'rourke.nter programming to president trump. he's been very clear that president trump in his mind was not welcomed here to el paso. i asked him if he thought it was productive to continue to engage with the president on this level. and then also what it means for his future as a presidential candidate. this is what the former congressman had to say. >> we can't back down. not a single one of us. not this community. a community that he has vilified and demonized since his maiden speech for the highest office in the land when he talked about mexican immigrants. so many of whom have found a home here in el paso. though they commit crimes at far lower rates, he calls them rapists and criminals, has sought to make this country afraid of us. has sought to keep us down. we will not allow him to do that. we will proudly stand together for one another and for this country. and that's what i'm doing with my community. >> i know up you're frustrated by mitch mcconnell. there are texas democrats suggesti

. >> beto o'rourke.o o'rourke, texas congressman, in the first debate, the biggest thing that beto o'rourke got attention for was negative was the way his home state rival julian castro came for him like a repotman. i take it from you. that moment went to julian castro. beto o'rourke talking about things his own way. he also brought good stuff. that first debate. it did not hurt that this was one of the only times of the whole debate night anybody raise the issue of impeachment. >> one of the most powerful pieces of arts in the united states capitol is the painting. at the hooieight of his power submitting to the rule of law. that stood and withtest its time. if we set another president now that a candidate who invited the participation of a foreign power, a president who thought to obstruct the investigation. we'll upset a new standard and that's some people because of the position of power and public trust they hold are above the law. we can't allow that to stand. we must begin impeachment now so that

beto o'rourke is standing by in his el paso hometown.ing by the other texan in the 2020 presidential primary. former congressman beto o'rourke flew back to his hometown of el paso. thank you for joining us tell me, i understand you have just visited with some of the victims at the hospital of this attack. what can you tell us about how they're doing? >> it's incredibly heartbreaking to see what these families are going through right now. i met a woman yesterday who was shot in the chest. her lungs were pierced. she is not just holding on, she is coming back as strong as you can possibly imagine. but it was not just one person alone in that family. her mother was also shot in the stomach. her aunt was also shot. we're seeing many families with multiple members who were shot, in some cases killed. this is a tragedy that there is just no way to prepare for in a community who, on average over the last ten years, saw 18 murders a year in a city of nearly 700,000 people, and to see at least 20 people killed yesterday, it's almost impossible to

talk about beto's reset here >> reporter: about this time tomorrow morning, beto o'rourke will wrap up his first speech back on the campaign trail since the terrible shooting in el paso a week and a half ago. o'rourke has been back helping his community heal and doing some media talking about the state of the race right now. what has happened in el paso has refocused he and his campaign. i think we can expect to see a candidate much more sharply focused on donald trump and on the threat that o'rourke believes he poses to this country. someone who wants to talk about the issues of racism, gun control, white supremacy. calling white supremacist over the last week during the fallout from the el paso shooting. and then i think when he rejoins folks in his orbit, we will see him campaigning in a different way. you will not see the cattle call events, political events but more events designed to go everywhere, talk to people who don't get spoken to and to highlight these issues with donald trump. essentially making the argument that these are not normal times. now, there's a saying that camp

our first guest tonight beto o'rourke restarted his pr presidential campaign tonight.eply personal speech. beto o'rourke reminisced about passing the spot where he was speaking today back when he was a high school kid on his way to el paso high every day. and you could hear the el paso high band practicing in the background during this speech. the only policy prescription beto o'rourke outlined in today's speech was how to reduce gun violence in america, how to stop mass murderers from using the weapons of war to kill as many people as they possibly can. that was the policy beto o'rourke concentrated on today because for him on that issue the policy and the personal are now inseparable. >> flying home from las vegas, nevada, when i got the news, young gentleman named chris walks up to me and says i'm flying back to el paso as well because i just learned that my mother rosemary has been shot of that wal-mart and i have no idea what she's doing, what her condition is, nothing, no news. and i said if it's any help, i, my wife amy would love to join you. and he said that w

and then you had this crazy beto. beto had like 400 people in a parking lot. they said his crowd was wonderful. >> sabrina i think anybody watching that. this is one of the moments where you can say put aside politics, if that were you, is that what you would say at a hospital when you are there to console people who are fighting for their lives in a hospital where people died in a mass shooting? >> well, this is a president who has repeatedly failed to demonstrate empathy and to fulfill that role of healer in chief that you so often see from presidents in times of tragedy. the shooting in el paso is being investigated as an act of domestic terrorism. authorities over there pointed to a manifesto that was allegedly authored by the gunman consisting of a lot of the anti-immigrant language that we have heard from president trump on the campaign trail and from the white house. and so in addition to not having an appropriate response while visiting with victims he has willfully chosen not to reach out to the hispanic community at a time when they have been under a

>> it makes beto's campaign look ridiculous but this wasn't about beto and it wasn't about me. it is about democratic party and it seems most democratic presidential candidates have the same or similar views as him. the focus should shift from beto to the rest of the candidates. they will be on stage in a few days and i'm curious if they have the same feeling as well but you have to try to profit off of that answer is disturbing. heather: this isn't something you did to make a name for yourself or go viral, this is something you participate in every day. you run a group called athletesforgod.com. >> i work with players and coaches to share testimonies about what they have been through in their lives and the biggest adversity they ever faced and how their faith got them through it. each of them have hard times but their life was worth living which is why they are out here today and it goes to show no matter what the situation is, people deserve to be alive and unborn babies deserve to be alive because life has value. bill: q for joining us, you are inspiring a lot of people. we

so, todd, we talked about beto o'rourke. here's another texan.astro has spent just under $3,000 on the most targeted of media buys. he has purchased air time on the cable carrier for north jersey for bedminster, in fact, that carries fox news during "fox and friends," looking for one particular viewer. we'll show the spot. we'll talk about the strategy right afterwards. >> president trump, you referred to countries as [ bleep ] holes. you urged american congress women to go back to where they came from. you called immigrants rapists. as we saw in el paso, americans were killed because you stoked the fire of racists.s innocent people were shot down because they lookre different fr you. because they look like me. they look like my family. words have consequence. >> now, words do have consequence to his last words there. it is anwo interesting strategy, and he is among the people trying to bust out of single digits. your response, todd? >> well, $3,000 is a bargain for the kind of a attention that he' getting. he is trying to do a few things here. o

we have heard from texas congressman beto o'rourke the former congressman who is from el paso. i know we been playing the interview that he was giving at the top the hour. we were able to listen as the congressman talked about what running back to the place he calls home. >> i'm incredibly sad and it's very hard to think about this. but i will tell you el paso is the strongest place in the world this community is going to come together. i'm going back there right now to be with my family and to be with my hometown. >> beto o'rourke canceling some campaign events for the scheduled out west in making that trip back and he spoken to the first responders as well as the survivors of the perfect perfect attack that he isn't the only democrat for speaking out. california democratic senator kamala harris had this to say about what happened in el paso. >> there has to be an agreement with that we have as americans that it is unacceptable that we have these incidents where people are being slaughtered in our streets. >> senator harris with her words and we heard from the democratic front

is beto o'rourke listening to the houston chronicle?might be and now with this statement coming out tomorrow, i guess first big written statement? >> listening, yes. following their advice, no. o'rour o'rourke's campaign has been quite frustrated for the outside calls for him to exit this race saying, for a long time, it's early. they believe he's the one person that can put the state of texas in play in a general election. they think he needs to continue to fight this out. i've heard pointed out not from his camp but from others in texas, no one talks about julian castro, the other texan in this case who tends to put worse than o'rourke, he's not dropping out, either. they seem fairly centered on his presidential run, and this speech tomorrow will be a refocusing in light of the shooting in el paso. this got very personal for o'rourke very quickly. he's been off the trail back in his hometown which has always been part of his stump speech, his political identity. now he is reframing his candidacy essentially around what he sees as this

kennedy: beto needs you. chronicle calling on o'rourke to end his campaign, saying, beto, if you are listening come home. drop out of the presidential race. texas needs you. when o'rourke first announced his candidacy in march he was in headlines but now he is falling. his campaign swears he is not backing out, "new york times" reporting john hickenlooper also considering ending his white house bid, and might run for senate. should they go back from where they came in time to learn with mcgurn, former speech writer for george bush, hello welcome. >> hello. >> thank you talk about beto. a different candidate again ted cruz. he really was an it boy, but since then. >> who lost. kennedy: he did lose to an unlike able person a lot of outside money. >> all press behind him, and maybe a few republicans that don't liked to cruz. kennedy: now, he is really stumbled on com campaign trail,i think he is damaged goods, what are his chances verse john cornyn. >> the democratic primaries are asking him to leave, he is 1% a

and then you had this crazy beto. beto had like 400 people in a parking lot. they said his crowd was wonderful. >> reporter: now, pam, i was at that rally for the president back in february when beto o'rourke was outside his supporters. the president was bragging about getting illegal immigrants the hell out of our country, something the crowd inside was cheering but people outside were protesting the president's visit to ohio, months before this tragedy was going to strike. that's also a rally where the president still owes the city of el paso over half a million dollars, something they initially billed him for and added on a late fee because it has not been paid. those fees are because of police officers having to be paid for working that event, public safety costs that the city has to consider when the president visits. that's something that still hasn't been paid. but of course this video and the president's tone there bragging about his crowd size versus beto o'rourke's is going to contribute to this criticism that the president is seeing, saying essentia

is there room for a beto reset? >> potentially.ound his voice in a way that he's lacked over the two or three months. he's been struggling a little bit. he's had different resets, though, in the past where he started off saying immigration was going to be a big issue that his campaign would be about. he changed later to climate change was going to be a big issue his campaign was going to be about, and now it's gun control. but you do have a sense that he's really animated in this and is pivoting toward taking it to president trump more aggressively than he has in the past. in his senate race he wouldn't contrast himself with ted cruz or trump. he wouldn't mention trump a lot of times. now he is and that's giving him a new focus. >> we've got almost six months until anybody votes so we'll say this a lot. i'll be a broken record. we don't know what's going to happen. there's a lot of time and a lot can change. beto o'rourke has qualified for the next round of presidential debates so he has every reason to stay in the race and give it

and then you had this crazy beto. he had like 400 people in the parking lot. >> because, charlie, if you're in a hospital at someone's bedside, it's all about the size of your overflow crowd. to borrow an expression from beto, wtf. >> yeah, there are events that will raise the stature of a president. there have been presidents who have risen to the occasion. and then there are presidents who were exposed by the occasion. this was an exposed moment. again, this is donald trump. we've gotten to know him and even though it seemed familiar, he wants to be the bride at every wedding, wants to be the corpse at every funeral, wants to be the baby at every christening and apparently wants to be the rock star at every trauma center as well. the fact they would put out this promotional video, the fact they would tweet out how he was this rock star, how totally vulgar and inappropriate the entire thing was, but once again, it was donald trump, the essence of this man, that was really on display and exposed by this national trage

beto, booker, and biden all believed their candidacy was about trump. right? reason they were going in. they were going to represent the moral, provide the moral clarity, beto in a generational front, booker in this post-racial, heck, i can do this front, and biden with the sort of -- and in some ways it's pointing out the flaws of the american story actually then helped biden with his own baggage that he's been dealing with. >> and the journey that we all take whether we're talking from a historical perspective or our own. but we have to underscore the reason that the president is not the man for the moment is because he made this moment. he is the one that has got us here, whether we're talking about the insecurities that we're facing increasingly on international, you know, international affairs or here. like, he is singularly the one responsible. >> sorry. >> no. i know, but to bring it back to this. it does feel as if this moment, if biden couldn't answer the call this moment, he wasn't going to answer it. he should've met this moment. >> he did. and to t

beto o'rourke, i cannot imagine a person avoid a political instinct more than beto.redible. >> was he at the lunch table? he is going to relaunch his campaign several times before. >> he already relaunched it. he relaunched it again and again, and took a long time before he launched it and he lost to ted cruz, went out and launched a campaign, that sucked, and fell flat in mayor pete came along, sold the mojo, launched it again and then nothing happened he starts going down in the polls elizabeth warren shooting up he starts wearing, no one cares. when does he get out? he wants to go back to when he can have a cardboard cut of ted cruz on the stage with him. he is not going to get that. every time you do the reset. swearing once or twice, supercool, every single time we watch south park. 27 seasons of it. this is your second chance in three strikes and he's out. >> with joe does not work out, if hillary -- >> who is it? it's not going to be beto obviously. >> i think to him he think that failure. >> that was if he loses another. >> i don't think this is his right to

you tell 'em beto. nicely said. you tell 'em beto. then tell 'em again in spanish.acista mas grande con queso." ( laughter ) before trump left washington, he stopped to shriek at the press, and i'll tell you all about it in tonight's edition of "chopper talk." ( cheers and applause ) tonight on "chopper talk--" in the light of the el paso shooting, people have been crfltzing trump's rhetoric all week, and a reporter asked him about that. >> no, i don't think my rhetoric has at all. my rhetoric-- it brings people together. >> stephen: yes, i believe my rhetoric brings people together into a huge angry mob chanting 'send her back! ' and it's not easy to get a group of old white people to chant in rhythm." "send her back! send her back! send her back." trump also got into a beef today with former vice president and man enjoying his invisible cor ( laughter ) joe biden. biden was at a campaign stop in iowa, and he kicked off his speech by telling the crowd exactly why he's running. >> we are in a battle for the soul of this nation. that's why, primarily, i'm running for

i get that beto's name is attacking the president. name shouldn't be in the president's mouth today. only names he should be talking about is achond doe,rturo achons going to grow up without any parents. he's 2-month-old. that's only type of name, the president should be having on his twitter feed at midnight the night before, you know, he's coming to meet with victims and first responders. like the idea that he's going to make a joke about beto's hispanic background, you know, after this murder targeting hispanics? it's just -- he has no -- he has no capability of doing the minimum that's needed to be done at a time like this. >> tim miller, gop strategist, former deputy communications director for the rnc. thank you for your time as we continue to watch these protests play out in dayton, ohio, while the president son the ground the visiting hoft hospital whe visiting hospital where a number of the victims were treated. when the president leaves the buckeye state, is he going to head to el paso, texas, where a number of folks in that

and then he had this crazy beto. beto had like 400 people in a parking lot. they said his crowd was wonderful. i just left we made a speech here three months ago. we could have sold it out four times. good feeling, you know that, right? >> white house officials say they blocked reporters and cameras entering the hospital out of respect for the patient privacy. the president lashed out for keeping the media out complaining he wasn't getting enough credit for his visit. >>> allen, texas police now confirming a cnn report that the mother of suspected el paso gunman patrick crusius called them weeks before the massacre. according to authorities she was concerned about her son owning an ak-style weapon but based on what she told them, no action could be taken. >> the information that the caller relayed did not warrant any additional enforcement activity because there was never a mention made of concern for anybody other than that of her son and the call taker, the public safety officer, did on two occasions inquire, is this person suicidal or have they made threat

beto o'rourke: Él tiene un nivel de odio, de racismo contra los mexicanos. mÉxico y la frontera.jorge: la madre de patrick crusius, el supuesto tesorero de el paso, llamÓ hace unas semanas la policÍa. para que su hijo hubiera comprado un rifle de asalto. le respondieron que a su edad tenÍa el derecho a hacerlo. crusius se entregÓ a la policÍa y permanece en la cÁrcel. oscar dice que lo mantiene separados de los otros reos. reportero: patrick crusius es el responsable de asesinar a 22 personas y balear a 20 cuatro mÁs en el paso, texas. Él permanece en la cÁrcel del condado y estÁ aislado de los demÁs reos. >> estÁ detenido en un lugar mÁs seguropara Él y los otros. reportero: abogados de la familia dijeron que la madre el pistolero contactÓ a la policÍa de allen, texas dos semanas antes de la tragedia. le digo que su hijo habÍa comprado una ak47. la policÍa respondiÓ que sÍ tenÍa 21 aÑos no había problema, ahora se sabe que no hay registro de esa llamada. este abogado experto en general criminales explicÓ univisión el proceso que estÁn llevando las autoridades, para armar el caso

beto o'rourke rejoining the presidential campaign trail today with those remarks. in colorado, former two-term governor john hickenlooper has faced the same kind of pressure that beto o'rourke has. both of those men are from states that have relatively vulnerable republican incumbent u.s. senators who are up for re-election in 2020. hickenlooper and o'rourke are seen as real contenders to take those seats away from republican senators and thus help get mitch mcconnell out of control in the u.s. senate. hickenlooper has faced that kind of pressure. he has not said definitively if the senate race is where he'll end up, but as of today we do get to poof john hickenlooper off our democratic candidates list. are you ready? here we go. 3, 2, 1, poof. as governor, john hickenlooper announced the end -- as governor john hickenlooper announced the end of his presidential run today and made it clear he's thinking about a senate run in colorado instead, whether or not he's going to jump in, we can now take him off our list of the democrats who are in contention for the presid

i think it was beto o'rourke, who not only blamed the president but fox news as well. it is really insulting, frankly to so many americans who support the president and watch fox news channel that in some way that they are one statement or one tweet or one television program away from being a mass murderer. it polarizes us even more. in washington, d.c., james hodgkinson, who was a bernie sanders supporter and he loved rachel maddow and he loved msnbc. he took up arms and shot, almost killed represented steve scully duringhot congressman the softball game. i was not shouting up and down that we should condemn rachel maddow and that bernie sanders inspired this violence. that would be wrong. i don't know why it is equally -- not equally wrong for people to say the same thing about president trump and his reporters -- supporters. host: larry o'connor joining us. he is the host of the examining politic podcast and a radio talkshow host in washington, d.c.. our first call comes from ron. you are online with larry o'connor. go ahead. theer: has he ever read , does hearthur

beto's hometown among the candidates. he's had searing criticism. those two, beto o'rourke and donald trump, have had an escalating war of words. what can you tell us? >> reporter: obviously back and forth on social media today we've seen beto o'rourke and president trump go after each other, and it almost seems so inappropriate even to focus on that and talk about it, quite frankly. this is yet another painful day on the ground for the residents of what i think is one of the greatest cities in the united states of america, el paso. and it is particularly painful, ironically, strangely, because the president of the united states is coming to this city today in the wake of this white nationalist terror attack. imagine saying that at any other time, that there is additional pain because the president of the united states of america is going to come to a city in the wake of tens, dozens of people being murdered by a white nationalist terrorist. but that is because of the president's history, as you pointed out, with this city. the president -- in all m

in polls, beto consistently down's around sixth.of supporters as drew ng yang has a special skill, the cuban shuffle. t down. i can't imagine some other candidates. maybe they taught him. they released the wle video. the try videoas ten i don't know if it convince anyone to vote for bernie. they discussed issues like students debt, taxes and's how he plans to pay for and shouted about her favorite president, fdr. will we ever see another press briefing? we'll talk abouthat when "the final 5" comes back. ♪ . th alright, so is how it's gonna go down. you are going to say...ll you'et the best deal of the year on xfinity. mike, you're ooons.t this.ll sarah, you're gonna high five everybody. ben, yth're gonna be wowing em with your dance moves. don't miss thehefinity best deal of tear. now esat's simple, easyome. it's an maazing deal on the ulti experience. it's the best deal of the year. you'll get huge savings with a free speed upgrade for a year and $100 back. and ask about even more saving with xclick, call or visit. a store today. j

, beto phoney name to indicate hispanic heritage, beto o'rourke has been out there in front of camerasying to revive campaign calling donald trump a supremacists, he went after joe biden, joe biden gave speech in which he said the president is fanning the flames of white supremacy, trump hits back at sleepy joe, he's boring and so forth. why do we see such a focus on the president's remarks and not those critics when it comes to question of discourse? >> well, there is in unarguably greater burden that falls on the leader of the free world, beto o'rourke, you may think he's great and not know about him or not care about him, he's a one-term congressman. >> former 3-term congressman. >> excuse me. >> the president should hold himself to higher standard and the media hold himself to a higher standard as well? >> yeah, the media holds the president with good reason to a higher standard but the point -- i've worked with the planning staff in bush and obama administrations in the aftermath of tragedies, there's very clear rules of the road, you know, you visit hospitals, you visit first res

guys doing much better like beto o'rourke. the focus increasingly in these campaigns is not just on why these guys say they should be in the white house. why they would be a good president. the focus now across the board from the top to the bottom is on why the guy who is currently in the white house needs to get out. much more to compton. stay with us. much more to compton stay with us look limu. a civilian buying a new car. let's go. limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh... yeah, i've been a customer for years. huh... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ why accept it frompt an incompyour allergy pills?e else. flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief what about him? ♪ let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. hurry in and lease the glc 300 suv for just $419 a month with credit toward your first month