i am cathy mcmorris rodgers.umbly ask for your vote, encourage everyone to vote come november 6, and just thank you for the honor of representing you. moderator: thank you, lisa two minutes to deliver your closing statement. mrs. brown: thank you everyone for being here and participating at home. you care about your country and the future of eastern washington. there is a lot at stake in this election. you would not know it to hear my opponent talks, farm income is at a 14 year low. our farmers are currently paying the price for the trump administration's misguided trade policies. congress has voted to remove protections for pre-existing conditions and have talked about repeal of the affordable care act. with the huge national deficit we are facing that the target will now be on social security, medicaid, and medicare safety nets that must be protected for our seniors. this election in some ways is bigger than politics. it is about where our country goes and what kind of congress we have in the future. i think it

involves rape it's just completely bonkers but that's where american politics are heading ok randy cathy real quick you want to jump in there go ahead i just want to hear you. and i think we really have to get our minds around the democratic party line it. is not. whether someone if they are trying to make us back to the days of harvey is somewhere a whisper out of it literally destroying your own life or are some if they try to take us back to the dark days of the jim crow laws i grew up in a very big south and i remember this story for example in a young black boy who was brutally beaten drug and dragged behind. because a white woman made a last allegation he was trying to talk to her or in alabama did not. always blabber weighs eighty twenty five of them will receive a death sentence because two white women last week accused her raping them and this is and this is where the democratic party the radical democratic party the rag or lap trying to take us back to is way our value with the presumption of innocence no my life could be utterly ok let me let me and let me go to los angeles ro

involves rape it's just completely bonkers but that's where american politics are heading ok randy cathy real quick you want to jump in there go ahead. i just want to hear you. and i think we really have to get our minds around the democratic party. i'm not hearing. whether someone if they didn't mind it was back to the days of the party as somewhere a whisper and of an allegation to literally destroy your own life or are some me say trying to take us back to our days the jim crow laws i grew up in a very big south and i remember the stories are for example in young black boy who were brutally beaten drove dragged behind a car because a white woman made a lot of allegation and he was trying to talk to her or in alabama the ninth always blag always a good twenty five of them will receive a death sentence because two white men last week accused of raping there and this is and this is where the democratic party the radical democratic party the rag or left trying to take us back to its way around now do with the presumption of innocence now my reply could be utterly lumia glibly going to los

first, the incumbent, republican congresswoman cathy mcmorris rogers. she grew up in kettle falls, washington and received her executive mba from the university of washington. she was elected to congress in 2004 and before that she was a member of the state legislature. she and her husband brian have three children. her challenger, democrat lisa brown grew up in illinois and moved to washington in 1980 to teach economics. she previously served in the state house of representatives and as a majority leader for the state senate she was most recently the chancellor of the campus and has one son and like her opponent is married to a brian. we will see tonight if they have any more than that in common. in the interest of time, we ask that you hold your applause or other expressions of approval or disapproval except for now as we welcome the candidates on stage. [applause] ♪ now let's get right to it. each candidate will have two minutes to deliver an opening statement. we had a coin toss earlier to determine who would give their opening statement first. sinc

and culture and math and that's the crazy ness of the rat ok ok well cathy you brought up the word craziness here let me go to daniel here i mean you've written about this here i mean what accounts for you know. after the process after the nomination process was complete then we started a completely different asymmetrical process that is not founded in law and not even in common sense but this simply rage this is what we're seeing is rage and it's not it's mindless rage i would say go ahead daniel. well first of all i agree with kathy except for one point what she's describing is really is truly crazy but it's not left wing craziness is an example of how the democrats and liberals and feminists are rushing to the right there a gauge and i headlong race of the republicans to see who can get to the right fastest real leftists believe and uphold very strongly with the principles of due process and the assumption of innocence and i agree totally that a false accusation is very bad and the whether involves rape or or anything else doesn't matter at all that's very important to to withhold judgmen

and culture and math and that's the crazy ness of the rat ok ok well cathy you brought up the word craziness here let me go to daniel here i mean you've written about this here i mean what it counts for you know. after the process after the nomination process was complete then we started a completely different asymmetrical process that is not founded in law and not even in common sense but this simply rage this is what we're seeing is rage and it's not it's mindless rage i would say go ahead daniel. well first of all i agree with kathy except for one point what she's describing as really is truly crazy but it's not left wing crazy blue wave i do think that trump is going to be enough to pick up a little on the democratic side but as far as framing a message and framing policy positions and framing woodies in actual opposition the democratic establishment has not done that they largely have not done that. so when you don't really have a real opposition in our politics which i would say at the establishment level we really don't have. you know you just kind of have. the nonstop echoes fear of

the nonstop echoes fear of the media that we have yeah well daniel is absolutely right and ron and cathy here i mean the democratic party isn't a radical party but it is embracing these radicals their tactics and their rhetoric ok because i think they're afraid of it as well ok i think cathy brought up mccarthyism amy this is what's going on there's very few people willing to stand up to what is really mob politics by fringe groups ok go and you'll be going to let me go to daniel curse go ahead yes it's a go ahead yes i mean but it's that's not that's what he said it's radical it's important to emphasize it's radical in the sense of the radical right the democrats are essentially adopting right wing neo mccarthy i policy yes and which they are tossing out the presumption of. innocence overboard this is very dangerous they are a center right party. which is moving further to the right so we have two right wing parties and the country welcome to the right the same way brazil is ok and so this is this is completely outrageous guitar part trying to level with us ok hang on cathy hang on the

cathy i want to show you a tweet that's from the being like. let me share this with you shaun spahn dyke says i swear my kidneys have more drama than any other race these people always get drunk start fights with their families and anyone just walking around i'm so over this why does that come from. i'm not sure about her comes from i mean i think that there is definitely an issue of alcoholism within some of our community members but there is an issue of alcoholism with other communities as well and i think it just has to do with being the latest wave of immigrants who are or at least that's what it looks like because actually there is documented records of micronesians coming into the hallway during the plantation era but where the latest member now and so there is this misunderstanding between our communities a why are the here where are they coming from and then i think at a state level it's contributing to that kind of hatred because there's all of these you know news reports coming out saying you know micronesians are benefiting awful and

so cathy, thank you so much for being with me.olks who are not following this quite as closely as i know you are, could you just explain to me what exact matching is? >> well, brooke, these matching laws are not a new thing. but they have become particularly aggressive under secretary kemp. what happens is that when a voter registers to vote in georgia, their registration must exactly match certain databases, whether it be a driver's license database or social security databases. and if there is any discrepancies, whether it's one letter in the name or a hyphen in a name or a space in a name, their voter registration is bumped out and not put into active voter registration status. so that's where we have the 50-plus-thousand voter registration forms now that have not been put into active status, because of some discrepancies between these databases. >> got you. and so this whole notion of holding up 50,000-plus voters, i know how it looks. but is it legal? >> well, it is legal. but to give you just a quick history, secretary kemp

it kind of kneecaps that entire idea and that's what ninety two percent of the base wants you know cathy one of the things that so disturbing here is that we see the democrats and men and mothers on the left that essentially play are playing the race card and the sex card. and anyone that disagrees with them because it is ron paul is. then there are not too many people are talking about policy if you disagree you're racist here is enough for been you're a sexist that is not dialogue that is not a way to do come to terms with or the chaos it's all around us why do you think the democrats continue to play that card card yet and let me just say up all of that that you meant it as then brought to us by the democratic party primarily the last us and listening to daniel and i will is now. bill is no i was somewhat then to the twilight who will you start talking about. the constitution let it be clear that america does not exist our heart from the constitution even our founder john adams that the constitution is made for religious and moral people it is wholly inadequate for any other kind of e

cathy, how do you defend that? >> he didn't say anything wrong.sident shouldn't use the doj or fbi for like a tin cup banana republic dictatorship. what he said was correct because there is nothing wrong with defending it. he didn't accuse trump. trish: that's exactly what he did. >> he didn't say i did or trump is doing it. he said no one should do it. it was a beautiful statement. trish: would you agree the things he did during this years as president of the united states whether going after reports or his justice department trying to influence the whole scandal with hillary clinton, et cetera, et cetera. or even, we don't know exactly what happened, perhaps being okay with this phoney dossier actually being bad enough to get a fisa warrant and someone, pane american citizen, cathy. >> no president should abuse their executive power. and we are all whrerng the trump administration. we are learning how it all works. we are watching trump and how he handles the mueller -- trish: you are learning what from the trump administration. trish: how bad o

cathie rankin was shopping for the best deal for an iphone 7. >> i found that target had one. >> the $700 price was about average, but this phone came with a big incentive. >> a $250 target gift card. so mathematically figured out that's going to be the best deal. >> however, she wanted to get that deal, she had to act fast. >> it had to be picked up by that day. >> so cathie quickly ordered the phone online. target.com said pick it up at the berkley star. >> we go to the berkley sergeant store and they say, i don't know why they would have you pick it up here because we don't have phones here anymore. >> with time running out, she rushed to target in richmond. that store had an iphone but had no idea about a free gift card. >> that was a two-hour process. >> finally she got the phone and the card and went home happy. until two weeks later. >> oh, i'm going to use my target gift card. so i went to a target store. they said, oh, there's no balance on this card. >> turns out that $250 gift card was worth exactly zero. >> i ended up spending at least ten hours or more on the phone. >> s

. >> and right now -- cathy>> tax and jobs act.re than $3000 per person tax relief in the second district. with the deficit and debt that this is creating or helping create, are you going to have to go to entitlements next or will economic growth help secure social security or where do you see that going? >> payroll taxes are hundred 5 billion more today after the tax and jobs act. that's a good thing we have growth. i am not as angie is saying, advocating raising taxes on a family of four, $3000 when she said she was to repeal the whole thing. so i think the tax cut and jobs act has been a great success for unique growth to do any of this. we are going to get more revenue, federal income tax receipts already under the new lower rates than last year under the higher rates. one percent growth is $3 trillion more in revenue over 10 years. you have to have growth just like john kennedy propose growth, like reagan propose growth even bill clinton. >> go ahead. question those are a lot of facts and figures. but i want to start with this

the news from cathy pacific has millions of customers now worrying about the misuse of their personal data. on itself is under pressure to explain why it took seven months to make such a massive data breach public. one of those questions i'd like to discuss with her is a locker she's not here but writing for vice germany welcome to the tourism how serious is this breach it is pretty serious there are over nine million costs of affected and. has a lot of personal doubt. in these accounts that were exposed. it is not that serious in the regards that there are only expired credit card information . being exposed this time around but nevertheless attackers could pass these data and sell it on the dark web for example and also build comprehensive dos years that could be used for phishing tax fraud or other criminal activities this is this brings me to my next question what can actually be done with this kind of data who buys this is it is it money is money in serious money in a sure. they can be sold on on the dock where particular forum specialized. leaked out on heck data. and they can b

i want to bring in cathie from new york.he is the ceo of easy go, which provides public charging stations for electric the eccles. and here with me in the studio, dana. the numbers weren't bad. what are the most significant headlines? >> they delivered more cars than they produced in the last quarter. they are finally getting rid of some of the inventory that was hanging around. the stock is sort of muted today. the big question is demand. is there still a huge demand for these cars? emily: the stock did surge on the back of the news that musk settled with the sec. kathy, is demand telling? >> we are not seeing that at all. hats off to tesla, but we are similarly seeing demand in investment from other automakers as well. we are the largest provider of ev infrastructure in the country and we are building as fast as we can. emily: so you are seeing momentum from audi and porsche. talk to us about the competition tesla will face in coming quarters as other carmakers step up. >> in the first quarter of this year, there were abou

the news from cathy pacific has millions of customers now worrying about the misuse of their personal data. the airline itself is under pressure to explain why it took seven months to make such a massive data breach public. market should ski's co-founder of the technical take the lead based ngo that deals with data security why i hack is targeting and lights over the whole why not are getting the data because that's the chaos of the day after it's probably because easy maybe they don't respect certain rules maybe they neglected those and so forth and they have enormously important personal data that is a vote you know base of bird addresses possible numbers id numbers for the card numbers and such. high while you also have your interest in a specific movement of specific groups of people who may have different kinds of hackers who may be interested from the political reasons to see what does groups are doing and that's also a supervisor level data set what can they do with the data set though what will can they do with your credit card number without the security number for example wh

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>> cathy: yeah. >> anthony: and how long have you been in the business? into the mutatu business. in new york. >> kamau: yes. [ laughter ] >> anthony: thinking about some improvements. we need a hot tub. this could reinvigorate public transportation as we know it. >> kamau: especially in new york and l.a., people don't like the bus. and what does it mean to be the conductor? they don't just let anybody be the conductor. >> lucia: in this job you need to have a lot of patience. just somebody who's had a bad day, they just don't want to pay. if you don't have patience you just find yourself on top of the moon. >> kamau: so can you tell me, what's it like growing up as an italian-kenyan? >> lucia: um, the challenges i had was a kid was my hair. everyone wanted to touch my hair. one thing i love about this job is that i meet all types of people. and i don't look down on them and they don't look down on me. that's the best part of it. ♪ >> anthony: just wait until new york city sees kamau and my joint venture -- the wolf blitzer. ♪ you wouldn't accept an incom

>> cathy: yeah. >> anthony: and how long have you been in the business?mutatu business. in new york. >> kamau: yes. [ laughter ] >> anthony: thinking about some improvements. we need a hot tub. this could reinvigorate public transportation as we know it. >> kamau: especially in new york and l.a., people don't like the bus. and what does it mean to be the conductor? they don't just let anybody be the conductor. >> lucia: in this job you need to have a lot of patience. just somebody who's had a bad day, they just don't want to pay. if you don't have patience you just find yourself on top of the moon. >> kamau: so can you tell me, what's it like growing up as an italian-kenyan? >> lucia: um, the challenges i had was a kid was my hair. everyone wanted to touch my hair. one thing i love about this job is that i meet all types of people. and i don't look down on them and they don't look down on me. that's the best part of it. ♪ >> anthony: just wait until new york city sees kamau and my joint venture -- the wolf blitzer. ♪ ♪ ok here we go guys, you ready? hi! c

let's hope they do a better job this time around cathy in wisconsin, cathy. >> caller: hey, jim, this is a huge honor >> glad you talked, thank you very much. >> caller: campbell's, lots going on, and there's a stockholder's meeting next month. we have lots of promises and plans to turn the company around, but we also got a voting packet from an independent called third point who wants to bring in their own board with promises and plans to turn the company around so who do we believe and trust >> i'll tell you this, it's really hard to do a worse job than what they're doing now. they're working overtime to do a bad job, and therefore, i think what would be better is to go with globe the campbell's people should rethink their view and say, you know what? mr. lobe, your people can do a better job than we have, because we have sent terrible stewards to this great company. greg in tennessee, greg. >> caller: hey, cramer, i greatly appreciate the insights from you over the years. >> thank you >> caller: i feel like the least i can do is take you to lunch the next time in new york. >> i've

cathy miller can't believe what she just heard. miller, who owns tastries bakery, may be headed back to court.cathy miller, tastries bakery:"i never thought that owning a bakery would come to this."in august of 2017, a couple filed a lawsuit because miller refused to create a custom wedding cake for a same-sex wedding celebration.then, the department of fair employment and housing filed a civil suit against miller in december, trying to force miller to design custom wedding cakes for same-sex couples or not create wedding cakes at all. superior court judge david lampe ruled in miller's favor this year, saying it was her right to exercise free speech. however, the state demanded to continue its investigation and the judge allowed the state to see if there was any new evidence that would change the existing judgment.they interviewed miller and yesterday they announced they found new evidence .cathy miller, tastries bakery:"i don't think they were happy with judge lampe's ruling and i believe that god has a purpose here and we are jus

melinda fleming and cathy simons' sons went to school with keegan.melinda fleming/neighbor:"everybody was devastated."cathy simons/neighbor:"my son was really--he took it really hard, like everybody else in the community and school too. keegan had a lot of friends." since jeremy needs money to keep traveling people in the community are throwing him a benefit coming up this month. melinda fleming/neighbor:"he's not looking for a free ride. he appreciates everything that everybody's doing for him." jeremy donovan/father of keegan donovan:"it feels so good i can't even describe it, this is one of the toughest things i've ever done."once jeremy gets to the pacific coast he plans on getting a job for the winter.he says he also plans on settle in an area where theres a town with a very familiar name.jeremy donovan/father of keegan donovan:"hammond on the east coast, hammond on the west coast. try to learn the ocean." when prime boating season rolls back around jeremy's heading up pacific ocean coast with keegans ashes for alaska. jeremy donovan/father of keegan donovan:"i got a kayak right

this is seann walsh, the comedian, and his strictly come dancing partner cathy jones, comedian, and hisut for a drink and they kissed. the problem is that she is married and he has a girlfriend, or had a girlfriend, rebecca humphries, who wrote an open letter that she put on twitter. back in action tonight, they did what was described asa tonight, they did what was described as a chaste charleston. does it bother you? no, ithink it as a chaste charleston. does it bother you? no, i think it is good for ratings. not so good for rebecca, and not so good for katya jones' husband, but we certainly know more about these two then we would have done otherwise and probably had more people tuning in to watch. ultimately, this is one of those things, the strictly curse, it is called, you idea that people get close because they are dancing, with these intimate moves. maybe it is like that scene out of dirty dancing, patrick swayze and jennifer grey, the beginning of their romance. ijust think this has been good for ratings, on a show that has probably started to see the numbers starting to decrease

cathy areu political commentator. we have seen it ratchet up, these restaurants. nothing new.onately putting them on the receiving end of this stuff. and largely recent on the right. is escalating to the point you have got to worry here, don't you? >> yeah. have you ever spent time scrolling through twitter or facebook now? any avenue of social media not even, you know, restaurants and public spaces that we're referring to have become so volatile and nasty. we're at a point thought where everything is so hyper partisan and everybody sticks to what they think and can't even have a conversation without saying something that could be degrading, demeaning, nasty, this is happening on both sides. and the one thing that i do want to say here is if we want to seat precedent as americans that we are all human beings and that politics was, you know, originally designed to be helping the american people. what message are we sending to future generations other than hey, you know what? why don't we not get involved in this anymore? this type of stuff is exactly what people hate. this is w

>> cathy: yeah. >> anthony: and how long have you been in the business?au: yes. [ laughter ] >> anthony: thinking about some improvements. we need a hot tub. >> kamau: yeah, hot tub. >> anthony: what's your theme? i already picked mine out. >> kamau: see, i'm all about counter-programming, a reese witherspoon mutatu. a tribute to all the movies of reese witherspoon. i'm all about thinking outside the box. >> anthony: i'm thinking wolf blitzer "the situation room." "the situation room" mutatu. this could reinvigorate public transportation as we know it. >> kamau: especially in new york and l.a., people don't like the bus. ♪ and what does it mean to be a conductor? they don't just let anybody be the conductor. >> lucia: in this job you need to have a lot of patience. just somebody who's had a bad day, they just don't want to pay. if you don't have patience you just find yourself on top of the moon. so when you carry people you need to show them that it's full of energy. >> brian: they need to know how to get the people inside the mutatu. >> kamau: so the wh

mayor al cathie is trying to help pick up the pieces for those who survived.is family helped found this city in 1949. >> we are just mom-and-pop business community. people come here to pick up a shell and read a book. so, you know, we -- it is so difficult, mainly because of the close-knit -- we're so close-knit. >> today florida governor rick scott toured the devastation, saying the state is offering all of the assistance it can. >> we're getting food, water. we're working on shelter. we're working on communication. >> reporter: recovery will not be easy. block after block, mexico beach is a hell-scape. nothing here seems habitable. dan and judy krupp rode out the storm and want to make sure their kids know they're safe. like so many people that stayed in their home and survived, dan's decision to stay is only now catching up to him. >> you know, there was three hours of terror. it was terror. you didn't know if the hurricane was going to turn around and slam you from the other side, and you got your wife and you're afraid you made a mistake and you're going

cathy i want to show you a tweet that's from the being my conies e n hash tag let me share this with you shaun spahn dyke says i swear my kidneys have more drama than any other race these people always get drunk start fights with their families and anyone just walking around so this is why it is that attitude come from. i'm not sure what comes from i mean i think that there is definitely an issue of alcoholism within some of our community members but there is an issue of alcoholism with other communities as well and i think it just has to do with being the latest wave of immigrants who are hawaii or at least that's what it looks like because actually there is documented records of micronesians coming into the hallway during the plantation air that where the latest member now and so there is this misunderstanding between our communities of why are the here where are they coming from and then i think at a state level it's contributing to that kind of hatred because there's all of these you know news reports coming out saying you know micronesians are benefiting awful this thing and the

democratic strategist cathy areu. kelly jane attorneys.orf democrats saw the democrats on that committee and approach were doing a fine job. republicans thought republicans were doing a fine job as well. it is still very deeply divided. still happen half nation. >> i thought watching the hearings as well i thought both sides performed very badly. maybe that's because i'm not partisan. i don't belong to either party. i think americans are seeing, you know, obviously the democrats are going to agree with democrats. no matter who you are you cannot deny that those hearings on thursday were a partisan circus. i mean, maybe some people would disagree with the circus part. but there's no question that this got partisan. i think that poll is very interesting. we have seen -- we have been hearing from democrats that oh, judge kavanaugh has very low approval ratings for supreme court justice nominee. well, now we are seeing how many people think that he is the target of a political smear campaign. so, i do wonder if the democrats' actions are back

airport chief executive cathy some flu is still there is satisfied it took less than four years to build the massive project something he doubts others could match. dispose of the is being billed to turkish capital turkish workers turkish banks and turkish no hope and this is this is is this. pumping our self-esteem higher and i read it when i see this place we did it and that's that's makes me approach. it's an airport of many superlatives it's europe's largest with an initial capacity of nineteen million passengers a year this is just the first of four construction faces within a decade it's set to become the world's largest airport. with this app port istanbul hopes to become one of the world's biggest of the asian hops if you know i'll fly long distance wire dubai frankfurt paris to london chances are you may soon be changing planes here instead but the project has come with a number of problems villagers say their land was exposed created environmentalist suppose the clearing of future forests and many workers who helped build the project in record time say they face horrible condit

. >> cathy griffin doesn't speak for the democratic party. >> laura: they are applauded. maxine waters goes to every awards show and is the toast of the town. >> president trump made her the toast of the town by singeing her out for attacks. she is the only one to get one of these bombs in the mail. do you think that's not because of the rhetoric president trump uses? he abuses her every rally. >> laura: jeffrey, your reaction? >> there is a climate of hate in the liberal media and all directed at the president. cnn and jeff zucker and i used to work there. i love and respect all of my former colleagues. they have been put through hell the last couple of days. running these constant blaming of the president, we have no idea who did this. absolutely no idea whatsoever. i would say stop, stop, stop. for god's sake stop it. what is really dangerous is the logic. this is from an illinois paper. it was a letter to the editor. it reads this way: one of my favorite tv shows is the show on msnbc. the guy who wrote that is the guy who shot steve scalise. words matter jeff says and

. >> my name is cathy per? perim it it provides what our neighborhood needs in terms of housing. i know people want to focus on the air quality and it's very important but it does provide a lot of amenities as well like a grocery store, i think i made a list of thing it has. a grocery store, restaurant, gym, on-site childcare and what i think does speak to the air quality issue is an 11-acre park with lots of trees. you can have a park and i've spoken before saying i appreciate the beach but in light of the discussion today, i also appreciate all the trees they'll be put park. the class 1 bikeway is also a way to mitigate the toxins in the area. we have in the city bike to workday. we know transportation does mitigate some of the pollution. the project also creates what i call an affordable ladder in that the housing that they are offering to people targets different income levels. that means if my children who happen to live in our three-generational household want to find a place to move out it will speak to them. we're not living in what they call a deeply sub sidized project.

cathy, what about you?ng you are looking at as you look at the two parties going back and forth. >> there is two levels i think about this. i think independent voters are looking for candidates that can get the job done. that can work on policy first put their party aside. i think there is another level to understanding who independents are is that we are voters who are saying we want to be free from the political party. we think part of the problem is the political parties we just about d. a national survey of 5,000 independent voter across the country. number one reason they gave for being independent is that they think that the two political parties have failed the country. they put their own interests first instead of the interest of the american people. i think when we go to vote we are looking for candidates that can do the right job. steve: john? >> i think independents are looking for candidates, whether they are independents, democrats, republicans who are willing to go up against the establishment

madonna and cathy griffin. >> laura: cnn watching this unfolding was very dismayed to see the stickersthe van including one about cnn. let's watch. >> putting this picture up. the image of what was on that van. that image cnn sucks. of course the president did not direct this. he is not responsible for this. but he is responsible for not just allowing the chant cnn sucks at his rallies, but stoking it. >> laura: herman? >> this just shows you how off the cliff most of the liberals and the lunatics are even in the liberal media. they look for any and all indications to blame president trump for something. to blame his rhetoric for inspiring anything that goes on. they ignored the harassment rhetoric spewed forth by democrats that they said nothing about. they didn't want to discourage. it i believe this whole incident should put it in perspective in terms of we need civility. there is no room for violence. they are pointing the finger at the president for something he may have said but never mentions things that prominent liberals have said including many people who have a platform on a

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in august of 2017 a couple filed a lawsuit against cathy miller because she refused to create a customing cake for them. but earlier this year a judge ruled in miller's favor saying that she was expressing free speech. but the state was allowed to conitnue its investigation and after interviewing miller... they now say they have new evidence and the case is heading back to court. the state has not revealed what new evidence they have. ( james ) for your money this morning... 9 out of 10 silicon valley jobs pay less than they did 20 years ago. and 50 classic video games just launched on xbox one. jane king is live at the nadsaq with those stories and more. ( jane )good morningthe vast majority of workers in silicon valley have been excluded from the area's enormous economic boom,that's according to a study at u-c santa cruz that reveals that nearly nine in ten jobs pay less today than they did 20 years ago.the researchers concluded the tech sector has developed and propagated business models that give outsized rewards to a few top investors and executives, at the price of increasing ins