chuck cruz. >> so the brazos county sheriff's office kept investigating chuck, even communicated withabout possibly convening a grand jury. chuck and his lawyer spoke to the detective on many occasions, and the detective continued to think chuck's behavior was suspicious. and that he still seemed nervous. did you ever think that maybe the reason that chuck cruz was acting this way was that you guys were coming down pretty hard on him, and he's lost his girlfriend. i mean, is there a way to act? >> i don't know, but he had several things going against him, and we just couldn't walk away from him. we either had to prove that he did it or prove that he didn't do it. >> but chuck says he should have been cleared almost right away. so even though the dna didn't match -- >> there was no match but they insisted on targeting me as the main suspect. they were trying to build a case that wasn't there. >> while chuck's life had been on hold for a year, kristen was starting to feel like her old self again. in the six months since her attack, she had taken up running, had a new boyfriend, and thou

several have been outspoken about issues with the budget deal, senator rand paul, chuck grassley, ted cruznd senator john kennedy. >> five people made a deal here but there are a whole lot of senators, i assume a whole lot of members of the house of representatives that don't know what's in this deal. the attitude about, about the future debt around here seems to be we don't need to worry about the future. sooner or later it's the past. reporter: here is the deal on the table that house speaker nancy pelosi worked out with the white house. it suspends the debt ceiling for the next two years. it also raises spending caps by $320 billion, including 22 billion for defense and 27 billion for discretionary spending that democrat want but all of that comes with a cost. the committee for a responsible federal budget estimates the two-year agreement could add $1.7 trillions to the national debt. white house economic advisor larry kudlow on fox admitting that republicans did not get to rein in as much spending they wanted. senate democrats are not thrilled with the deal even though they got dollar

liz: chuck grassley and ted cruz have legislation to let victims of crimes by illegals sue sanctuary >> i think that's a very good idea neese sanctuary cities and sanctuary states like california are not protecting the general illegal alien populations, they are specifically defending those who have committed horrendous crimes. when they are about to be released they are supposed to notify i.c.e. so they can be taken into custody while they are in custody and are disarmed. what they are doing is releasing the dangerous criminals back into our communities to prey upon the american population, requiring i.c.e. to try and apprehend hem after they left prison, after they rearmed, placing the agents and general public in grave danger. liz: the non-partisan government watchdog group is adducing the obama administration of deleting hundreds of public statements by top isofissions before leaving office. why? because the obama white house did not want public scrutiny of its positions on controversial topics like detainees. the obama white house being accused much deleting i.c.e. testimony and

>> powerful republicans, chuck grassley, ted cruz, tom tillis, joni ernst, marsha blackburn, they wantnctuary city policies. here's what's going on. in texas, over an eight-year span ending 2018, hundreds of illegals committing homicides, thousands committing assault, nearly 2,000 committing sexual assault. those victims would finally be given a voice that they don't have now. stuart, i can say in hosting the "evening edit" we have interviewed victims of criminal alien crime and they repeatedly said no democrat has talked to us about this. the mere fact this bill would put congress's feet to the fire -- stuart: good story. thank you for bringing that to us. >>> britain's ambassador to america is out of a job this morning. just days after secret cables were leaked in which he criticized president trump. well, that gentleman on the screen, mr. darroch, is out. congressman justin amash giving his first on-camera interview since leaving the republican party. he says his pro-impeachment stance is popular among some republicans on the hill. watch this. >> there are lots of people within the

cruz: thank you, senator capito. senator capito: we had john mcbride was a commander on the shuttle and catherine johnson. and then homer as well. we had chuck yeager and john .cbride and catherine johnson i just had the honor of dedicating, renaming the nasa center in fairmont, west virginia in honor of catherine johnson. i had heard some concern today about the next generation, but we had about 250 to 300 people , and by far the greatest majority of them were younger people that were so excited to see. and it's a cross-section of media and the book, but to recognize her. roy lee cook was there because -- roy was waiting for you. he is doing well. he was another rocket boy. the other thing we learned on the artemis that was a lot of discussion about the project because the administrator was there and did a great job to inform everybody. people do not know about this. it is a problem. maybe we are not tuned into it, but i had never heard artemis until i walked into that dedication later in the day and it talked about the sustainability of the mission and how we are going to have a long-term presence in and around the moon, and i said of cour

cruz and ben sasse are pushing to use that cash to build the border wall. and special delivery the republican national committee mailing american flags to dozen democratic leaders including chucknd nancy pelosi. the rnc hoping it will be a wake-up call for all democrats who have refused to condemn recent attacks against our flag. the packages also include a copy of the flag code. a look at your headlines. send it back to you. steve: all right. thank you very much, jillian. brian: listen, we will have a chance to interact with the audience. steve: let's do it right now. brian: things we do on breaks and on camera. go out and meet. so special people will will will will first off, where is jim? i'm brian, first off who has any water. because right now i didn't get any water. jim, where are you from. >> i'm from scars dale, new york. brian: sorry about that that was my fault. from scars dale, new york. what about this political process now driving a lot of people crazy. >> it is crazy. aoc she is really new speaker of the house. this omar is the chairman of the democrat party. this stuff about racism and attacking president trump. african-americans love the economy right now. we h