brian: why were you dying? rep. speier: i was on an airstrip in the remote jungles na having just concluded a congressional delegation tuner -- delegation tour and we were ambushed on that airstrip and shot. members of the press died. one defector of the people's temple died. i was shot five times on the right side of my body. out of my arm, a wound in my like the size of a football. -- leg the size of a football. it was, oh my god, i am 28 years old, this is it. i'm not going to live to be in my mid-80's. i am not going to get married and have kids. i'm not going to have any of those dreams fulfilled. brian: november, 1978. why were you there? rep. speier: i was the legislative counsel to congressman leo ryan. he had decided he wanted to take , code l down to jonestown guyana. there were many constituents of adultat had young children who had gotten involved in this church in san francisco called the people's temple. they had left san francisco and taken 900 of their congregation to this remote country in south ame

brian: at what age? rep.peier: you know -- what happens when you are young, you don't remember how old you actually -- i think i was 6, 7 years old, maybe eight. i had spent my life putting it behind me. i realized when i was writing the book that i really did need to talk about it. we need to take it out from the shadows. it happens in families all the time. children are shamed by it. it does affect you the rest of your life. in my case i realized it affected me in a way i had to overcome it by trying to make sure it did not happen to other people. brian: let me go through some of the details of your life. after the guyana thing, you ran for congress. what year and what happened? rep. speier: i am hospitalized for two months. i come back on a weekend, a friday. there is so much energy of family and friends. i realize, the first time i was not feeling pain. i was still in pain, but i was other directed. on that monday, it was the last day you could take out papers to run for the unexpired term of congressman

>> brian: can you believe this? >> brian: can you believe this?ife was at home at the time while tucker will tell you himself what happened when she heard the banging on theat doori know myself how terrible things like this are, i've been harassed by thugs who followed me a couple weeks ago, they try to incite people to attack me because i work at fox. they issued this statement a short time ago. it reads the incident that took place at tucker's home last night was reprehensible, violent threats and intimidation tactics towards him and his wife are completely unacceptable. we as a nation has become far b too intolerant of different points of views. recent events clearly highlight the need for a more civil i'm a respectful, and inclusive national conversation. those of us in the media and politics bear a special obligation to find some common ground. it seems i can statement everyone should agree with but not everyone does. his twitter profile posted this, i honestly cannot empathize with tucker carlson's wife at all. i agree that protesting at her

great weekend. >> thank you so much, brian. >> brian: we forge ahead. tucker sat down with former senator, one of the great guys in washington joe lieberman. here is his conversation with independent joe. >> tucker: senator, thanks a lot for joining us tonight. >> i'm delighted, tucker. >> good to be back with you. >> tucker: thank you. so, as the results are coming in last night, and it was clear that the democrats were going to retake the house of representatives as predicted, msnbc announced that one the top priorities of the incoming controlling party would be to obtain donald trump's tax returns. do you think that the mandate of this election? >> i don't. whether they go for the president's tax returns or not is up to them. but that certainly shouldn't be their priority. i want to give you my personal perspective. i'm the chairman of a group called no labels. we have been working to encourage bipartisan in congress. and this year for the first time we actually got into campaigns of people who were part of what we call the problem solvers calculatio

i identify as brian kilmeade, but it keeps getting me harassed at public tables in restaurants. >> briann't want to be too young and not have to show i.d. and get into bars. that is what would make mark steyn happiest. >> thanks a lot. >> brian: the world is a better place with you here. meanwhile, now this. cnn's jim acosta has been banned from the white house. how will he get the attention he grazes now, i ask myself. of that is next. it's time for sleep number's veterans day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299 - save $400. plus, 36-month financing. ends monday. tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liber

i would be here campaigning for brian kemp if he was unopposed. brian kemp is georgia.applause] vice pres. pence: i mean think about it. lived in athens his entire life, his wonderful wife, we were with her and the girls, started his business with nothing more than a pickup truck and a shovel and created hundreds of good paying jobs here in the state of georgia. he's lived the american dream. he's a man felt a calling to public service. in the state senate he fought against higher taxes and more regulation. as secretary of state he's made your government more effective and accountable and he's done it all by saving georgia taxpayers millions of dollars. that is the kind of leadership you need in the governor's office. he's a proven leader. he's a man of integrity and faith who lives out his values every single day. brian kemp would make a great governor for the state of georgia and in five days we have to make it happen. [applause] vice pres. pence: you just heard it again. brian kemp has an agenda and ambition for the state of georgia, just like this president. think a

brian: what do you mean by ethics? mr.erhardt: carter wanted to restore ethics in washington and in the white house. he could make that part of his agenda. he later put into effect the government ethics act as president which was a cornerstone in modern, ethical law. carter could make these promises and perhaps they had some appeal for people. in the wake of watergate, a lot of the country thought perhaps it was time to turn the page and see if we can do things better. brian: in the world of ethics, what remains today that he did? mr. gerhardt: a number of things still remain in effect that apply to judges and other federal officials. disclosure requirements, things that pertain to people in federal office. a lot of that is still around in one form or another. what some people might perceive as an obsession on the government's part, look at congress. the ethics committee. a lot of different forms people that work there have to fill out and comply with. the executive branch, a lot of disclosure laws and requirements about w

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brian, sorry. brian: he is a good guy. talking about good.ood for the president. now another milestone. through the midterms, we have to get the perspective of what it was like in the white house and where we go from today. kellyanne, welcome back. >> thanks for having me this morning. the president and the first lady. the vice president and second lady flanked by family and friends. and senior staff last night those returns come in for a number of hours. the president had many phone calls. and he, including with nancy pelosi is somehow on the phone didn't mention investigations and subpoenas. didn't mention that in her comments last night. and who knows hot democrats will choose as their leaders in the house because even though they have won a few seats here and there. this president has made history yet again last night. you know, in the last 80 years. the president in party has only picked up 8 senate seats. last night the president through his leadership and his engagement on the ground for these candidates again and again has produced at

>> brian: please, no. ainsley: brian said no. brian: she doesn't listen to me. trump threatening cut the subsidies for general motors and gearing up for. what impact will this have on the economy? we'll crunch numbers coming up. brian: talking trade. one of the biggest car events of the year. we are getting a sneak peek at cars that haven't been seen until now asterisk, asterisk. we are live at the los angeles auto show ♪ life is a highway ♪ i want to ride it all night long ♪ [tires squealing] fight both fast tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums tums chewy bites with gas relief still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables who doesni do.ve a deal? check out the united explorer card. savin' on this! savin' on this! savin' in here. rewarded! learn more at the explorer card dot com. ainsley: good morning and welcome back. quick headlines now. listen up if you want free coffee. starbucks bringing back its starbucks for life contest and it's worth a latte money. get it? [laughter] i'm so

brian: in my view, yes. brian: i forgot to go law school. >> brian, go giants.e a look at this. proves are powerful. american flag found intact amid the devastating california wildfires. now the police officers who found it want to find the owner. those officers join us live next. when my hot water heater failed, she was pregnant, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth, or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white, the whitening therapy collection with new spearmint and peppermint oil. it gently whitens, plus it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for lif

brian, back to you. brian: thanks, jillian.s christmas decorations and ainsley earhardt who i know very well got a behind the scenes look. ainsley: and i know you very well, too brian kilmeade. we got a chance to go inside the white house with the first lady to see how beautiful everything was in person. we got a first-hand look with the first lady melania trump. >> hi, mrs. trump. >> hello. ainsley: merry christmas. >> merry christmas. ainsley: do you mind walking us through and tell us about the trees? >> of course. here we are in the cross hall and grand foyer. and d.c. seeing the color red. represent bravery heart. and here we go to the east room decorate new blue and then we will see later on the state and here we are. this is red, blue, and white. ainsley: very patriotic. >> patriotic and remind us of the american flag. ainsley: let's walk this way and seat decorations. >> we have thousands of people coming through here and see the decorations. it's very exciting. here we are arriving in the east room. this represents the

brian: how long did you teach at nyu? mr. lewis: 10 years. brian: before that? mr.ewis: records for a longer period. brian: you lost your wife in the middle of this. when did she die? mr. lewis: may 30, 2014 just as this project was getting underway. naturally, there were other things i focused on. >> seven years to do the book? or longer? mr. lewis: no. 2014 -- six and a half years. brian: you are a twice pulitzer prize-winning author of books on w.e.b. dubois. this was not a flip surprise but you wrote a book on martin luther king. the three books, which was the hardest to write? you have got about 10 books altogether. mr. lewis: this one was difficult because of the grief. the satisfaction was robust. i like the man. as i was getting near the end, when i saw we were going to have a false wilkie in the white house or the chances that we were, i thought it would be particularly -- have a particular resonance and the balance. he was a internationalist, a civil libertarian, a man of civil rights convictions that would have matched obama, perhaps. here was a man who w

. >> brian: he went down awkward, steve, trying to make that tackle.ke he got bent backwards. >> steve: chuba hubbard was also injured. he was the ball carrier. the football came out. on the field they called it a turnover. the first of the game, oklahoma's football. we have a lot to unpack here. >> brian: let's first take a look and see what happened to gallimore. there, and then they kind of hits -- hubbard gets hit back, he gets bent back and then he's down on the ground. let's just hope that's nothing serious. let's take a look at the knee and the ball, the knee of hubbard. circle the spot. the knee just before it goes down, the ball came out, so there's the knee, and here's the ball right here coming out. so i think that was the right call on the field, barely, be you the right call, and a huge swing and the first turnover. this football goes to oklahoma. >> steve: we are hearing from the instant replay booth that the call on the field will stand. it will be oklahoma football. after the first turnover of the game. >> brian: give credit to oklahoma

brian: buttons. ainsley: yours are on. brian: you can recognize me.. 16 minutes before the top of the hour. if democrats take back the house nancy pelosi and adam schiff could make president trump's life miserable. judge napolitano is next to talk about that. steve: come on, judge. ♪ the final countdown ♪ hey, what are you guys doing here? we're voya. we stay with you to and through retirement. so you'll still be here to help me make smart choices? well, with your finances that is. we had nothing to do with that tie. voya. helping you to and through retirement. so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, corded and cord-free. and fearlessly devours piles. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and clean

brian: again, i found this quote. many of my friends were drawn follow ticks by the calling of their -- politics by the calling of their faith and the words of the bible. ms. pelosi: this is true. many of the people that i know who are involved in politics were motivated by their faith. whatever that faith may be. bible, koran, whatever it may be. and i think that that is so. the principles of love thy neighbor, do unto others, these are all principles that if we all lived by them, i think the world would be a better place. the bible mentions the word poverty over 2,000 times. and our responsibilities there. the gospel of matthew, in terms of when i was hungry, you gave me to eat. tending, ministering to, as the bible says, the least of our brethren. and value that we play on god's creation. so the environment, whether -- respect for the spark of divinity that exists in every person, that's what i believe and that's what i see. in every person. whether i grew -- agree with them or not. and also the respect for god's c

brian? brian: thanks, jillian.i am. brian: open up with missouri. this is flat footed tie with mccaskill and hawley. mccaskill is saying i love trump. are people buying that in missouri? >> it will be interesting to see. i think one of the first states will tell us what is going to happen, particularly in the senate on election night. claire mccaskill appears on ropes, seems like in campaign activities. she has been on the ropes before and has been able to pull through. she is campaigner and continues to survive in a state that foes more and more red. this will ultimately tell the one that will tell us what the senate looks like in the election cycle whether claire mccaskill loses. brian: josh hawley, attorney general, clearly on upside. donnelly in indiana has to be happy with intern poll. braun says caravans concern me too. are people buying this new tone? >> same as mccaskill. democrats running as republicans saying i love the president. but the thing about that poll, brian he is still 45%. and he is not going t

frankly, i'd be here campaigning for brian kemp if he was unopposed. brian kemp is georgia.i mean, think about it. lived in athens his entire life. his wonderful wife, marty, we were with marty and the gere, small businessman, start with nothing more than a pickup truck and a shovel and created hundreds of good paying jobs here in the state of georgia. lived he american dream. he's a map felt called to public service. first in the state senate and fought against higher tacks and more regulation as job creators. he has made your government more effective and more accountable, and he's done it all by saving georgia taxpayers millions of dollars. that's the kind of leadership that you need. in the governor's office. he's a proven leader, man of integrity and faith who lives out his values every single day. brian kemp would make a great governor of the state of georgia, and in five days we got make it happen. you just heard it again. brian kemp has an agenda and ambition for the state of georgia just like the president and i brought to washington, dc washington, dc two years ago

brian: why?110 billion. this is significant. the other thing, brian, at what point does no mean no? at what point you turn off tracking do you believe you're not being tracked do you have assurance you're not being tracked? google is accused of using a lot of deception and manipulation to people turn on other things that captures the tracking information. between the u.s., uk, eu, there is a lot of legal activity going on affecting google right now. brian: nine nations called out facebook for what they were doing and not doing. there is big pushback globally, not just here. by the way you bring up a point, you hit pause you're not supposed to be tracked. >> yes. brian: they still track you. google has a statement in response to that. location history is turned delet anytime. if you pause it, we may clear that depending on individual phone and app settings. we might still collect and use location data to improve your google experience. they're improving for us. >> this is, look, you have to be a c

ainsley: brian keeps saying season. brian: it never ends.ms lost and she did admiral effort. had a lot of celebrities. will ferrell, oprah winfrey come down. she helped get a lot of attention to the georgia elections. she lost by at least 55,000 votes. but her lack of humility, her lack of, i guess, concession in her concession speech stood out. she is essentially saying voter suppression delivered this by brian kemp and his secretary of state for the state. he delivered this election for himself. there's a problem though. the numbers don't add up to what stacey abrams is claiming and the damage she is doing questioning the integrity of the race, i think, is extremely damaging to the country. for example, she claims that 53,000 votes was expunged off the voter roles. in fact the turnout swelled by 20% under this secretary of state. steve: it was her plan of saying, essentially, my opponent, who is in charge of the elections threw it for himself. and, according to the rolling stone magazine this morning, she is going to file a federal lawsuit

brian: mr. do you make of the fact that these races not only senate but governor and ag commissioner were so close? what does that say about florida that the state is pretty much split right down the middle 50/50 or the state is bad at counting? >> no, look. it's always been a come at thcompetitive state. that's the nature of the beach. donald trump won florida by a couple points. barack obama in 2012 i think it was a half a percent. that's just how florida elections are the democrats turned out way more voters than they did in 2014. i think what we did on the republican side is made sure we turned out our voters. so there kind of was a blue wave we just were able to overcome it. brian: andrew gillum was called by the president of the united states a force to be reckoned with. no one doubts his charisma on the stump. what was he like to compete against. >> he was a very formidable opponent. i said that from the beginning. nobody thought he could win the democratic primary. if you watched him he

i like the pop of color, brian. brian: me too.: meanwhile president trump defending policy on the southern border. >> i tried to do it differently, but obama had a separation policy but people don't like to talk about it. steve: so where did the immigration policy come from? that discussion next. if you have psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla,75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of

brian: all right.to be with the vice president. thanks, senator. >> thanks, god bless. ainsley: good to see you. god bless you. brian: straight ahead, what do voters in tennessee have to say about president trump's rally last night. todd piro is having breakfast with them in chattanooga. we will check in. ainsley: we have moved america's election headquarters outside. we have been building it for days behind the scenes look at the election experience with carley shimkus coming up next. ♪ we built this city ♪ you've had quite the career. yeah, i've had some pretty prestigious jobs over the years. news producer, executive transport manager, and a beverage distribution supervisor. now i'm a director at a security software firm. wow, you've been at it a long time. thing is, i like working. what if my retirement plan is i don't want to retire? then let's not create a retirement plan. let's create a plan for what's next. i like that. get a plan that's right for you. td ameritrade. ♪ at humana, we believe gre

brian: we are back.ally shot after a gunman fires inside after packed california bar. we also found out 18 were hurt. ainsley: one of the victims, there is his picture, ventura county sheriff's department, is it helus. brian: helus. ainsley: he was 29 year veteran of the force getting ready to retire. he was shot going into the building to save people. steve: here is sergeant helus's colleague. can you tell us about this man? >> ron was amazing guy. he probably should have retired a couple years ago. he could have. he stayed on because he loves this fight. he loves helping people. he loves protecting people. he did exactly that tonight by running in to this building to save people's lives where there was gunshots. and because he is nothing but a hero. steve: we heard the response time was just a few minutes. he was on the scene in no time. he had no idea what was going on inside of that club, did he? >> he had no idea and the interesting thing is when you're a sergeant on patrol you don't really get call

brian: what is happening here? anjuli: this is the landlady, the woman who owns the boarding house where the stenographer lives and her boyfriend from the -- they referred to him as the kicker -- someone who complained a lot during that time is coming to visit her, so the landlady is being protective over having a man in her boardinghouse. brian: it references the wallpaper. i guess that is a bit of a dig, huh? [laughter] anjuli: yeah. edward: i found a first-hand account of the screening of this film in the newspaper and somebody came into the movie theater late and the theatre owner said, oh, you missed the best part, you missed the romance. [laughter] brian: some things never change in movies, right? anjuli: right. [laughter] brian: explain what he is telling her. anjuli: and seems like he is telling her the idea of what it is like to be in the army. i am sure as a kicker, he might be complaining a little bit, but i think he is looking for to the experience and he is obviously have top about it as she is proud o

ainsley: no, brian. brian: sorry, ainsley. advisor. >> melania takes no engagement in the white house, yet is stepping forward to say i want a deputy security advisor removed from office. this is an indicator after dysfunctional white house. >> why is she dragging all this drama out. why is she dragging us into this. >> seems like a soap opera over there. >> she wants in be in the middle. >> according to story ricardo wanted melania to sit in the middle section of the plane and melania wanted to jump out of it. ainsley: is the media criticism really warranted. we have the daily signal kelsey heartness. is the media treating her fairly. she asked for dismissal of the deputy national security advisor. >> the media is overreacting but it is not unusual for some first lady to have some sort of say who is working at the white house. of course they have their husband's ear, what happens we have more transparency. we know what is going on in the white house. i thought everybody wanted more of that. what needs to be said melania has a

brian: i hear you. >> thanks, brian.t putting a microchip in their workers in order to boost security. would you do that or is that going too far? i am still on the shelf. ainsley: does on the loose. he will ask you. here is top. hour, bill, i didn't know if i was talking to you and sandra, sorry. >> breaking overnight, serious concerns in southern israel. coming up in a moment on that. heartbreaking day on front lines of california. rick scott will be in washington as mitch mcconnell makes the case for congress to work together. how will that go? as they sort through the mess in florida, catherine harris is the headliner. join sandra and me in ten minutes at to. hour. see you relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? new robitussin honey. because it's never just a cough. - [narrator] meet shark's newest robot vacuum. it powerfully cleans from floors to carpets, even pet hair, with ease, and now for cleaning surfaces above the floor, it comes with a built in shark handheld. one dock, two sharks. the shark ion r

brian: i don't have to remember that far back. ainsley: thoughts from brian.n: that is great story. tell the story again. [laughter]. while i'm doing headlines, so here is a look what is going on in the east coast. this weather has been really extreme. the east coast first snowstorm of the season claiming at least seven lives. this is a live look at the cleanup in philadelphia where the city had its biggest november snowfall in three decades. the storm causing a mess on the george washington bridge in new york city. airlines forced to cancel or delay more than six thousand flights. some passengers in boston had to sleep on the floor and baggage carousels. wow. >>> also breaking an american citizen held in north korea for months will be deported. the man pure period of time he hadly illegally entered the country from china. no other details have been released. state media reported that north korea is testing ultramod den technical weapon. despite promises to scale back their testing. details about the weapon is unclear. >>> among the presidential medal freedom

i wish that brian kemp would do his job.just can't be a fair broker here. >> brian kemp should be in a position of real confidence. he's the secretary of state. this is a very red state. he was to have the last televised debate with stacey abrams this evening. they were counting on it, but he is instead going to appear with the president. is that the capital in a traditionally red state that the president is a greater asset than another opportunity to represent himself to the voters? >> the president is showing up only in very red areas. i can tell you that i know my former republican colleagues in marginal and swing districts are not inviting the president into their district and not talking about the things like birth right citizenship or caravans. they are talking about the economy. if you are bringing in the president at this late hour, you have a problem. i'm not saying he is going to lose, but he's got a problem and this is a desperate attempt. i don't think this is going to change anybody's vote. the abrams people are

i got to call brian. [ ringing ] brian: hello? larry: brian, this is larry from vision quest lighting. i have a slight issue with the hospital light. i'm trying to make this delivery for monday, but we're missing a critical component. we may be tuesday. brian: it is what it is. larry: all right, brian. thanks. -brian: have a good weekend. -larry: you too. bye. brian: bye. larry: spectacular. lemonis: i wanted to get an update on the hospital job. what's the status of that? any progress or anything? brian: i felt that it was good. when we showed the sample to the hospital, they were very receptive. -lemonis: so that went well. -brian: yes. but we had one little thing that turned me off a little bit. larry: i broke the company. you were right. lemonis: you've spent a lot of time kind of admitting fault. i sympathize with you, but i kind of don't give a...anymore. i'm scared to bring business here. lemonis: i wanted to get anany progress or anything?ob. brian: we had one little thing that turned me off a little bit. on friday afterno

sometimes i say, brian, we have got to talk about another subject. please, brian.veterans choice passed, by the way. he is always behind our police and law enforcement, and he will never let anything bad happen to our second amendment which believe me is under siege. [applause and cheers] our second amendment. our second amendment, if stacey abrams gets in, your second amendment is, is gone. gone. stacey and her friends will get rid of it. you would not mind someone comes knocking, please, can i have your guns turned over to government? taking your guns away? please, give all of your guns right now. brian's opponent, stacey abrams, is one of the most extreme, far left politicians in the entire country. you know that. >> [booing] pres. trump: she wants to raise your income tax very substantially. she wants to raise your property tax very substantially. right through the roof. she supports a socialist takeover of health care which means you will never be able to see your doctor. just like the vets never got to see their doctor. and just like president obama, i'm goin

in central america and charlie let's keep brian wilson murphy and join. decided to bring it to the issues. on sunday evening president reagan urged the american people to support his aid package to the nicaraguan rebels the contras he asked for one hundred million dollars seventy million of which is military aid he called the government a cancer and nicaragua a soviet beachhead in north america and a command post for international terror you know the truth about them they're fighting and. they are the people of our founding fathers and the brave men and women of the french resistance we cannot turn away. is not right. it is right versus wrong. to. me because. i was depressed the leadership. stood. up to me. and. we both were. totally opposed to the war. and opposition to. back. before i did this for. a significant. and in protest of u.s. foreign policy in central america. the most powerful statement that i felt that i could make outside of actually someway do you know your life well then following up on that came brian and uncle george was. fast needs to

brian: none at all.s the great mistake by the trump, that it has leverage over the saudi-led alition and it is not exercising it. the u.s. should link security cooperation measures to a real plan to end the war in yemen. in their defense of saudi arabia, especially in light of khashoggi's murder, the trumpra adminion is eliminating the leverage we have over saudi actions.ut laura: how ahe crown prince himself, mohammad bin salman? we know he has a close relationship with jared kushner but is there much leverage the u.s. is willing to use over him? brian: absolutely not. all roads in president trump's middle east policy run through riyadh and mohammad bin salman. again, that is a severe weakness in the current u.s. approach. there are signs that mbs himself has createa backlash in his own family. in essence president trump has rested his entire middle policy on a very shaky foundation. laura: brian katulis, thank yo r joining us. brian: great, thank you. laura:ve indonesian igators say the passenger plane

in one thousand eighty six and one nine hundred eighty seven brian m. and other veterans participated in the path for veteran peace action teams of the path teams walked through nicaragua's war torn diligence gathering proof of human rights violations by the u.s. back on tues. and so do not need to stay to assume. that noting abstract he still who made those statements will work in the sound of the war in central america. anything is going to happen to you it was going to be responsible for the. well there's only one country that's a war in its united states we are there fighting. still so i think the terrorists from the states are responsible in the course of my. true for what we were doing in. terms of murder. i met brian wilson. we were talking about the situation about what we could do to protest u.s. foreign policy and clearly and swim to america. with her and to door and. so the door of this. was measured her in its own people i mean i came away from that discussion to my country with doing this to poor people. saying they were. so treated myself

brian: she was appointed by jeb bush.and fire somebody that was into elective office is more difficult than going into ibm and saying mr. vice president you are gone. judge jeanine: when you have a judge in a case willing to outlaw the laws -- to outline the laws she violated. the guy is giving them runway for that. but i want to talk about your book. you have the "new york times" best seller andrew jackson. they compare him to donald trump. when you see what's going on in america today, people are at each other's houses, yelling in their face. congress people like maxine waters. you make a crowd, you get a mouse. is this as bad as it's going to get? brian: it is. we were supposed to come apart in the civil war. but a serious fog rolls in and allowed washington's army to get out. james madison. he was 5'3". he sat there with no leadership ability but he was able to rally the country. we are in the number one economy with the number one military. everyone is trying to get here. things have never been better. we fight in pu

and brian and i saw him play. a few fly out. and ryan body rode back and forth and that frame i watched and listening to my son screaming they killed my dad they killed my dad. and i had medical training even had i.v. equipment in my car because i was on ours and midwives and my asked for someone to go get the idea that card nine one one we had to wait at least seventeen minutes after the first ambulance arrived he says baby used to take him to the hof. and they said now is not our jurisdiction and then we have to call another ambulance. in this room. this is the with. brian's action to really open a lot of people to. what was going on there and why you should there and how much he had sacrifice in order to save. the day because mabel station remains in the national spotlight as protesters are past and present probably going to have a big conference with the nickel occupy. protesters tore up this section listing cracks working the ground run over by a train. this morning. one to two a. few minutes we're going to be there with. w

brian regan!n night of fun people. >> thank you. i spent the last ten minutes desperately trying to find another pair of pants. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. no, no, don't. they look cool. >> jeans. [ cheers and applause ] as soon as you guys said that, i'm like, "there's got to be another pair of pants back here." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why would there be another pair of pants here? >> yeah, you're right. there were none. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you live in vegas. is that right? >> i live in vegas now. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but i used to live here in new york city. >> jimmy: well, welcome back. [ scattered cheers ] >> and new york city is like no other city in the world. if you get into an elevator -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> anywhere else in the world, people press lobby. you get into an elevator in new york city people press lobby, door close, door close, door close, door close, door close. [ laughter ] come on, come on, come on! >> jimmy: clo

>> reporter: hey there, brian. as you can see, the damage here overwhelming in fact, these areas that are burned out, almost like the sur guys of the moon the puls fires continue to burn out of control the flames growing and on the move again in the california hills. >> the winds have returned >> reporter: the santa anas gusting over 30 miles an hour at time breathing life into three major fires but campfire has killed mover than 100,000 acres. >> at least two people have died in the woolsey fire. >> i can tell you we are still in evacuation mode the cities of hidden hills, westlake village, agora, kalabasis are still under evacuation. >> more than 1/4 million are outside of the fire. >> well, if we could stay right along the side on the ground, the fight with mother nature, hand to hand combat those strik teams getting support from the air from choppers and tankers dousing hot spots. the battle expocketed to continue along with the winds here for the next several days >> those santa ana winds will continue to gust

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