. >> reporter: but it turns out someone did know it existed, this pritchard police captain, charles kennedywho drove out here after a call from the concerned parents of another boy, and discovered what he would call pure evil. >> i thought, "my god. he is here. lucifer is here doing business in our city with these children." >> reporter: 450 miles away, outside hallsville, texas, this is where sarah gibert says she was also being held against her will, a christian facility that claims it helps gay teens. like lucas, sarah felt powerless to resist what her parents arranged. >> and i was kind of in shock for a minute. and then, i started yelling at them and i told them that they couldn't do this. >> reporter: but they did, and she says she was told she would be kept here for a full year, unaware that someone was about to come to her rescue. her own personal superhero, her cousin and tv star jeremy jordan, outraged that sarah and other gay teens are sent away like this. >> you're telling them, "we don't accept who you are, and we want to cleanse the world of your kind." >> reporter: the tv sta

kennedy: charles a federalist. last word, kristin. >> cursive is worstless. we should be teaching things that matter like arithmetic. kennedy: okay. >> i'm going to use a lifeline and ask the audience. kennedy: college protesters injured a college professor kennedy: protests at middlebury college devolved into censorship of bill murray. charles, during the fracas the professor moderating the event was injured and is in a neck brace. is this a growing trend for students to demands anyone they disi agree with to be jettisoned. robbie, welcome back. this is getting so sad. but it's also getting violent. at some point someone is going to get seriously injured and the effort to squash free speech. >> i don't know if that's wait will take for people to acknowledge this is a problem. the professor was attacked for daring to enter into a conversation with charles murray. someone grabbed her hair at the same time she was pushed. she had to go to the emergency room. the faculty published a letter saying charles murray was a danger to the community and as it turns out th

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wealth management, at charles schwab. kennedy: wihoenig. -- wilbur ross is our secretary of commerce. do we need a department of commerce? let's ask jonathan hoenig. do we need a department of commerce? >> our most successful years came before the department of commerce, it was put place in 1904, specifically to punish business. a perfect example how a successful businessman is a terrible lebl leblg late legislr in this case, he is against free trade, he talks about managing it, fair trade, this what john edwards and bernie sanders talking about. kennedy: was he more of a free trader? i got a sense he was morepen to the idea before he was infected with toxic populism. >> like on president he has been on both sides of many issues. kennedy: woo. >> used a loot of bankruptcy laws, taking advantage of government largess. he does not understand and neither does the president that all trade is good, they see a system of winner and losers, they don't see the morality of it. free trade is how people interact, not through force, through t

kennedy: thank you very much. let's open it up to the couch. charles, there's a lot to discuss here.e has been accused of being a sympathizer with russia who is trying to cause further chaos in this country. what do you think? >> charles: i've always been torn with respect to him, but the information has come out of wikileaks has been x were nearly helpful to the american public. even though there have been reports, and i don't know many people know that their samsung tv maybe spying on them in the bedroom, but the leak issue is one that is out there. i hope it doesn't fade away. i like to make note that the cia does not spy on us domestically, i like to see the fbi get a better reputation in this country. this is an opportunity. it's an opportunity for the intelligence community to really step up. >> kennedy: we talk about cyber security from and without. now some of these federal investigators are saying we don't know if it was a disgruntled whistleblower within the agency or if it was someone from outside just trying to cause more political harm. >> dagen: the person on the outsid

at the brink, the soviets and america, over the cuban missiles in cuba, president kennedy sent dean acheson to see charlesgaulle to brief him as to what was going on. at the end, he said to general de gaulle, i have been authorized by the president to show you the photographic evidence we have for your eyes only. general de gaulle said, to, that's not necessary, all i need is the word of the president in the united states. there comes a time in every administration where you need the president to be credible, the president to have the trust and confidence of leaders around the world in a time of crisis, and i can see no reason that anybody would ever say this about donald trump, all i need is the word of the president of the united states. >> woodruff: michael, how does this administration get beyond this? are we looking now at something that is just going to go on for months and months if not years? >> i think we're seeing self-investigation for the attorney general is not going to be useful in this case. someone is going to have to have a real inquiry here. you could do a select committee, you could do

charles knows all these things, why isn't he richer than warren buffett? 's >> if you know all these things about the markets why aren't you richer? >> i don't know. charles:let's bring it up to now. kennedy? do you think -- i don't want to quibble about what should come first the taxes, august, not just mitch mcconnell. in terms of the trouble getting through this obamacare? kennedy:the president and administration made a policy sprint out of the gate, just marked the first 50 days in office talking about what they have done and something substantial in the next 50 days and those deadlines are there for a reason. and healthcare reform comes in three phases. and has to do with taxes and spending in the reconciliation phase because the most important one which has sticklers for house conservatives has to do with selling insurance across state lines which you needed 60 votes in the senate but all this stuff has to be done before you tackle tax reform. the tax aspect that shackles be economy and healthcare legislation has to be settled before this. charles:there are $600 billion of taxes in the next 10 years associated with obamacare. many people say that money will find its way into the eco

kennedy he's up there in age. so they should know when to hold their power and fight -- powder, and fight when it conflicts with their values. charlesdavid, is there a chance that perhaps gorsuch gets on the bench and doesn't necessarily always come out with decisions that maybe republicans think he will that the point? >> he could be a spoiler, like the chief justice roberts did on the obamacare issue. you never really know once they get on the bench what's going to happen. the bad part for the democrats is gorsuch is 49 years old. so we're going to have -- charles: he's going to be there a long time. lou's next. lou: president trump and conservatives nose-to-nose on the fate of the speaker's health care bill. ahead of a critical vote thursday. president trump on capitol hill today where he lobbied house republicans for about 40 minutes, warning of political consequences if lawmakers vote against the legislation. and president trump singled out one of the bill's chief critics urging his support. >> i like rand paul, i think he's a good guy, and he's speaking from the heart. but i think we have a bill that's going to be negotiated.

kennedy has more on what is planned in the day ahead. suzanne? suzanne: this event is less than an hour from taking place here in front of the charles e smith jewishl in rock hill. this is one of the jewish schools and community centers that were targ received a bomb threat just before school started on monday. the students sheltered in classrooms until the all clear was given. in fairfax they evacuated their 140 students on monday when they received a bomb threat. the school was deemed safe and students were allowed to return. in annapolis, the fire department there swept the school after receiving a similar call. firefighters found nothing there and the day went on as scheduled. five dozen community centers and jewish schools have been since january 9. we know that this event is going to start at 7:30. it is called tales, not bombs, with people showing up with signs and solidarity -- it is called bagels not bombs, with people showing up holding signs or solidarity. found aomeone threatening note left at a moue exactly what the note said, but we know that someone left it at the mailbox of the islamic education society. last night the wizards spoi