clement: sure. justice kagan: i mean, going down that road would suggest that justice gorsuch's attempt to sort of say this is not so bad because the people can fix it is not so true because you're suggesting that the people really maybe can't fix it, you were wrong about the people being able to fix it, and if the people could fix it, while it's not the constitutionally prescribed way because it's never been done before, so justice gorsuch's attempts to save what's so dramatically wrong here, which is the court leaving this all to professional politicians who have an interest in districting according to their own partisan interests, seems to fail. mr. clement: well, i -- i would disagree, justice kagan. i mean, i took the import of justice gorsuch's question being that, you know, maybe we can allow the states to solve this problem for themselves. but i think then, when you get at the starting point of justice breyer's question, which is at a certain point -- the federal government through its justi

clement, you seriously -- >> i'm sorry? >> just what you said now, that was the exact same argument about don't go to one person/one vote. the courts will be flooded with cases and they'll never be able to get out of it. that's not what happened. >> sometimes an argument that's not a great argument in one context turns out to be pretty darn good in another context. if you tell state legislatures that are literally divided down the line in the middle with a physical aisle between democrats and republicans that they can't take partisanship into account u then you're really telling them to get out of the business of redistricting entirely or you're opening yourself up for case after case after case. >> can i ask a question, which is first isn't proportional representation a judicially manageable standard? >> well, it's a difficult standard that would require answering some elections about baseline but it could be manageable. >> the second is why can't the equal protection clause be interpreted to require something resembling p

the cora door starts on clement street and goes all the way down to the end of clement where you willses even towards 32nd. at the core of it is right here between here and 20 -- tenth avenue. when we see this variety of stores offered here, it is very unique then of the -- any other part of san francisco. there is traditional irish music which you don't get hardly anywhere in san francisco. some places have this long legacy of serving ice cream and being a hangout for families to have a sunday afternoon ice cream. and then also, we see grocery stores. and also these restaurants that are just new here, but also thriving. [♪] >> we are seeing restaurants being switched over by hand, new owners, but what we are seeing is a vibrancy of clement street still being recaptured within new businesses that are coming in. that is a really great thing to see. i don't know when i started to shop here, but it was probably a very, very long time ago. i like to cook a lot but i like to cook chinese food. the market is the place i like to come to once a year. once i like about the market as it is very

i teach high school math at roberta clemente charter school. okay. and, uh, talk about your family.pportive husband john, and together we have four children-- maureen, mary, jimmy, and kathleen. and you're--at church, you're not the choir. it's the bell choir. you do-- i play the bell cry. i'm in the bell choir. very good. yeah. are there certain part-- how ah. you know,re...thi d"nd " when i looked at you, i said, "there's a 'd' and 'e' woman right there." [ audience laughs ] nice to have you here. hello, mark. how are you? i'm yes, sir. uh, start with your family. beautiful, awesome, amazing, supportive wife sarah and three beautiful kids-- anthony, elissa, and ben, who's 8 years old and going on 18. now you notice he has a good voice, and he uses it to his advantage with the local baseball team? you're... announcer for the local baseball team, but, because that's not enough, i love to sing and i dj, so i host karaoke as well. so i love it. there you go. you're just blabbing all the time. all the time. maybe you could sit down with jim thornton later, and he'll give you some tips.

sounds like a serious crash at clement street.elieve both northbound and southbound lanes are fully closed. >>> beyonce and donald glover released their version of the classic congress from "the lion king," "can you feel the love tonight." it hits theaters july 19. tickets are on sale to go see it. >> today you can buy those. >> a really good version of it. it sounds like a broken down version. >> like a spare piano and gorgeous vocal tone in there. >> not a broke version, a broken down version. i don't want the beehive after me >>> good morning, america. severe weather on the move. more than 50 million at risk right now. overnight this tornado tore through south bend, indiana, destroying a day-care center and lightning knocked out power at a major airport. a flash flood emergency in missouri. neighborhoods underwater. where the storms are heading next now. >>> happening now, secretary of state mike pompeo arriving in the middle east just moments ago as iran issues a new threat this morning. >>> crisis at the border. the president

because of an early morning northbound fatal accident involving motorcyclist, it's blocked off from clement to california. we've also seen the southbou side close at times so looks like they're having a alternating traffic control here so just be prepared for delays on park presidio as crews investigate that fatal crash. james. >>thank you very much rob breaking overnight and evacuation order has been lifted now after firefighters have successfully contained a grass fire in fremont several homes near mission boulevard were evacuated was just a precaution about 15 acres burned in all this was on a hill just north of blazed elway. firefighters say the blaze at this point is suspicious. so they are now working with the police department to figure out if this is a case of arson luckily, nobody was hurt. a firefighter, the was hurt when flames broke out in a massive fire in pittsburgh. it happened on piedmont way right up the highway for it started in a homeless encampment on the north side of the property. we've got cell phone video look at their showing the heavy smoke just billowing into the

in a bbc documentary, its claim secret government files show politicians including churchill and clementone in that struggle against halifax in 1940 one in that struggle against halifax in 191i0 but again the this was a man who expressed a lot of racist and anti—semitic views through his career. that is true. you see the heroic actions but also the lamentable attitudes. you can see more on that on bbc two at nine o'clock. the original letters from the top of the centrepoint building are upfor the top of the centrepoint building are up for auction. the neon sign was moved in the building in 2015 and have been reinvented by artists, expecting to self thousands of pounds. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there are severe delays on the overground. due to a faulty truck at the final green. elsewhere good. disruption on trains from victoria to denmark hill due to a signalling fault. the roads, the 813 as usual is slow but still moving very slowly through dagenham. if it's warmer temperatures you've been looking for, this week it is your week as they are set to climb. today, it's

clements are landing here, in ohio from dates i talked about a little bit earlier. he is out of work. i gives a series of speeches that are critical of republicans and lincoln administration and policies they're putting into place. and he is now in ohio, where i think they thought he won't do damage. that didn't turn out well. because what he did is that he issued this prob clamation that said anyone who spoke out against the government or policies would be arrested. and tried in military court and if found guilty would be held in military prison for the duration of the war. this makes them think, i can be a political martyr. by talking about this. by keeping dockits. he goes and gives his speech. there are meetings that break up and, in the middle of the night troops come landing at the door. they bundle him on to a train from day ton and down to cincinnati or columbus. he's found guilty and now going to spend the rest of the war in prison. right? this looks like a problem. right? first amendment? that is a bad way to tell the boss, man. is so republicans are not h

. >> number one on that list is the san clemente pier down in orange county. >> beautiful beaches, but we need to keep them clear. >> we do indeed. >> apparently, some are in san luis obispo. >> santa barbara area is just gorgeous. >>> our weather is going to be gorgeous here. save gas money, bring your friend here. if you like it on the warmer side, in the next couple days you will have to kind of grin and bear it because we are going to be chilly the next 48 hours, at least our version of chilly. here's a look outdoors, and showing current temperatures, which nobody is in the 70s. that is not the easiest thing to do when it's clear outside, which it is in concord. we have some cloud cover but not much, so this does not count as june gloom. it is a june chill. santa rosa down to 67 degrees. you were 90 yesterday. you will drop to 49 degrees tonight, santa rosa. oakland 56, mountain view 56, livermore 53 degrees. let's check the pollen count. the numbers are on a very slow, but very consistent decline. now down between about 4.5 and 5.5 on a 1 to 12 scale. the grass pollen numbers will

this happened last month near 6th and clement. here's closer look at the suspects. you can see this guy in a hooded black jacket and the other suspect wearing a tan jacket holding some type of bag. if you recognize the men, you are asked to call police. . >>> you are looking at the next generation of fear fighters in san francisco. these 44 entry level for fighters graduated from the fire fight are academy today. some will be report together new station assignments by tomorrow. . >>> the alameda county fair starts today and one of the big of the draws for the third year in a row is the cattle drive to kick off the opening day. kpix5 jackie ward was in pleasantton for the festivities. >> reporter: people line up along main street before the parade starts and they want to make sure they have the perfect spot to watch everything go by. >> i have a hard time sleeping the night before a fair. i am so excited i get butterflies and get out of bed. my husband s e day. i am like it is the day. >> reporter: angel has been come to the alameda county fair her whole life and for

it happened last month near sixth and clement. here is a closer look. you can see a man and a hooded black jacket. the other suspect wearing a tan jacket holding a bag. if you recognize the men give police a call. >>> cuba gooding junior's is attorney said video will exonerate you oscar-winner. of a groping accusation. gooding pleaded not guilty yesterday. a 29-year-old accuser claims he was intoxicated and squeezed her breast without her consent. any new york 70 new york city bar. the security footage posted by tmz shows the moment in question. gooding appears to be sitting next to two women and reaching over to touch one of them. >>> nothing in the video could even be considered ambiguous. and i frankly am shocked and horrified that this case is being prosecuted. >>> cbs has not been able to independently verify the video. gooding is due back in court june 26. the actor faced a second groping allegation yesterday dating back to 2008. no charges have been filed in that case. >>> american exchange student amanda knox is back in italy. her first trip bac

todd clement is their attorney. >> there's no way proper procedures were followed or you would not havehis situation we see behind us. >> reporter: it could take days to remove this crane tonight three people are still hospitalized but are expected to recover. lester. >> gabe, thanks. >>> less than three weeks away from the first 2020 democratic presidential primary debate here on nbc, and tonight we're launching a new series with our harry smith to let candidates tell you the idea that they say separates them from the vast field of contenders we're calling it "my big idea," and first up senator bernie sanders. >> reporter: what is your big idea? >> medicare for all. >> reporter: does that mean all >> yes, it means all i mean let's be clear. it is not a radical idea. >> together we have stood with the workers -- >> reporter: perhaps because bernie sanders has been delivering much the same message for more than 30 years. >> we're going up, not down. >> reporter: here is sanders, then mayor of burlington, vermont, on the "today" show in 1981 >> you have maybe 2% of the population that own

tim clemente the former f.b.i. agent after the boston bombing was talking about when he said the b. i was questioning the the wife of one of the sun i wrote this about the phone conversation they had before the bombing and if she wasn't honest about it the cia and the intelligence community had ways of getting back to that goal the thought that find out exactly what was discussed well that's because they had collection of the content of the phone call. the u.s. is stepping up pressure on a major energy project between russia and europe in a last ditch attempt to thwart a north stream to gas pipeline a sanctions bill is being proposed by the house foreign affairs committee wants up and running north stream to well stretch 1200 kilometers connecting not true gas and russia to central and western europe 9 and a half 1000000000 euro have been invested in the project so far with the goal to double gas imports to europe its plan to be completed by the end of this year or the sanctions bill will likely be passed itself next month if it becomes law the united states will impose financial pe

have signed a petition demanding that italy drop criminal proceedings against german captain pierre clement 35 year old skipper of a rescue ship is accused of abetting illegal immigration that's after she personally assisted in the rescue of more than 1000 like prince they were at risk of drowning and unsafe things as they attempted to cross the mediterranean to reach europe where for national reports. this is a case of peer clem a german boat captain and hero to some criminal to others she was at the helm of the e.u. vented boat in august 2017 when it entered the port of lumpy do is it located on an island between malta and the coast of tunisia the rescue vessel was detained and appears a lawyer now says she may face up to 20 years in prison and horrendous fines but no matter what appears stance is unwavering get off we have witness to what women and children have to face if they are denied safe travel by ignoring the submarine boats of european warships and expelling libyan militias people who shelter refugees from unsuitable overcrowded scraps and beat them up sometimes too late italian

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>>police say the suspects broke the front door to a business on clemente street last month and got away with a large sum of money and assorted cigarette products if you recognize these 2 people you're asked to call the san francisco police departments, tip line. >>bart has approved a new budget including fare increases over the next several years on your screen you can see with the new budget includes 3 fare hikes have been approved and will go into effect every 2 years, the bart board also approved million for employee pay 262 million for new train cars and money for repairs and the more police officers we talked with mark foley on the bart board of directors today about why the new fare increases are necessary. >>as a daily bar right or i could not only appreciate but feel the impacts of a rate so no one likes to do that wind they feel as though it isn't necessary. this is the money that the agency needs to invest in our future in our infrastructure. writer safety we need to make sure that our writers are safe that they feel as though they are not the only ones paying their fair share

nixon, about the improvements he made at government expense at his property and key biscayne and san clemente drip of questions about presidential behavior forget led -- don't republican supporters of nexen stayed with him all the way up until the end. ofs was a tsunami information that was damning. it wasn't just one thing. host: i want you to listen to what howard baker said at the university of tennessee in 2005. he has since passed away. he was the ranking republican on the committee looking into watergate in the senate. he asked what the president knew and when he knew it. he is reflecting on his meeting with richard nixon early in the investigation and how one moment changed wh of course, he famously asked what did the president know and when did he know it? is senator baker reflecting on his meeting with richard nixon early in the watergate investigation and how one moment changed what he was thinking about with regard to president. >> it was difficult. it really was. must tell you that when the committee was constituted, i felt well, you know, it's just a democratic effort to embarras

site is a 25-foot by 120-foot deep lot located in the block on 17th avenue between california and clementreet. the building proposed for demolition is approximately 26 hundreds with -- 2600 square feet. this building is not considered historic. the surrounding area is comprised primarily of multifamily multifamily, three-story residences. per the project sponsor brief, which is included in your packet , one unit is currently tenant occupied by a family friend and the other unit is vacant. the property owner intends to occupy the new building. the new building extends to the 45% rear yard line and will utilize a common -- a commonly used permitted obstruction which allows a one story, 12-foot deep extension. the top floor is setback 15 feet on the front of the building to make the building more compatible with the surrounding buildings. light on adjacent buildings will be matched. both units will have private open space in the form of a deck , and access to a large rear yard. the department has not received any public comment. staff recommends the commission approves the project as noted i

clements says it's ferries are now full up. expanding the number of trips we can run and looking at acquiring another vessel because we need that in order to keep up with demands. >> reporter: since the 1930s, the era of ferries have come back to the bay. >> five or 10 years ago, you could make it from downtown san francisco to moran in 45 minutes or so. now, the ferry is going to beat you every time. >> reporter: on july 1, golden gate bridge tolls go up. $25 million of that will be used to improve ferry and bus transit. tom vacar, ktvu fox2 news . >>> the commute from san jose to sacramento on the capital corridor train got a bit faster. a new timetable that started today resumed reduces travel time by about 5 minutes made possible by a project to improve rail lines between phoenicia and san jose to make travel more efficient. capital corder updated timetables twice a year. >>> the death toll of american tourists in the dominican republic continues to rise for what we are learning about the latest person to be found dead at a

clement church in hayward. >>> the time is 6:10. after the break, congressman mark desaulnier joins us they discuss spending billions at border. >> people are making money off the suffering and cruelty and. [ inaudible ] >> animal rights activists and horse trainers square off in the wake of a horse racing law. ♪ we're not going to make it. oh, we're going to make it. woo. ♪ . >>> good morning. joining us is mark desaulnier. this morning i picked up the news paper and there appears to be a small bit of agreement in washington about the border. congress approved a 4.5 billion dollar emergency humanitarian money to help the kids. to help what's going on down there. but it had had a tough time getting out of the house among democrats. what was going on? >> well, it was a long negotiated process. senate passed the bill we passed. and then at the end we were getting new stories about private contractors, and border patrol not providing the kind of support for the families and kids while they wait to get processed. so waed language that w

when you go back and listen to the oral argument, attorney clement was arguing these republicans should case. the court said then they saw a problem. even the conservatives on the court said there was a problem with standing of these republicans. because once democrats took over the governorship and the attorney general, there was a switch on what and who should be able to bring cases regarding this issue. the standing issue is the crux of it for right now. i'm sure they're going to figure out a way to get back to the same question again when they have the parties involved. >> stick around. we're watching the court. there's a lot to die gugest. we'll take a short break now. welcome to our lounge. enjoy your stay. thanks very much. ♪ ♪ find calm in over 1,000 airport lounges worldwide. it's another way we've got your back. the business platinum card from american express. don't do business without it. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postm

also this weekend tv and radio host mark clement takes a good look at media and how they maintain their longtime marriage opposing political views. and we sit down with federal officers the preview the forthcoming books including samantha power, susan rice and malcolm gladwell. what all of these programs and more this weekend booktv. for complete check your cable guyguide. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening everyone and welcome to the bookstore. we are so excited to have such a large crowd. i am the owner and for little bit of history it was founded by my grandfather benjamin bass in 1927. in an area that is just a block over along fourth avenue. it was called booker. at its height there were 48 used bookstores and in the 92 years henson all of the stores has shuddered except for the strand and thanks to your readers we are still owned and rising. tonight am so excited to welcome the founder and editor of the widely popular leftist magazine to discuss this book. the socialist manifesto, the case for radical politics in an area of extreme inequality. since founding this he has des

the annual beach bummer list by environmental advocacy nonprofit heal the bay has san clemente pier as the worst beach in the state. clam beach in humboldt came in second and linda mar pacifica is third. san mateo's aquatic park is 10th on the list. these beaches were given letter grades a through f. all of them ranked according to the most polluted across our state. that's based on levels of harmful bacteria found in the water. >> everything on the bummer list is either an f or a d grade. anything c or below, your risk of gastrointestinal illness will increase as the grades go down. >> scientists say beach water quality has been down slightly over the last year driven in large part by increased rainfall. >>> former special counsel robert mueller is already one of the most anticipated hearings of the year, what to expect on capitol hill next month. >> join us tonight here on fox as things get hot and spicey at 8:00 with an all new master chef. that will be followed by the new hit series first responders live at 9:00. then we hope you stick around for the 10:00 news and the 11:00 news a

also this weekend tv and radio host mark clement takes a good look at media and how they maintain their longtime marriage opposing political views. and we sit down with federal officers the preview the forthcoming books including

this happened at a strip maul on clement and story roads before midnight. witnesses say they heard one or two shots and then at least ten more back-to-back. a truck at that scene had bullet holes. there were evidence markers all over the place. police are still trying to determine what led to the gunfire. >>> the chp is looking for the person who opened fire in the caldecott tunnel leaving a driver shot in the head. >>> the shooting happened before 8:00 p.m. last night in bore number four. that's on the westbound side of highway 24 connecting orinda and oakland. the driver who was shot in the head is expected to survive. the passenger was not hurt. chp believes this was an isolated incident and the only suspect information released is that the suspect car may have been white. >>> in the east bay, one of the two men blamed for the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland could take the stand today. >> abc 7 news reporter job beno fortson is live in the news room with max harris' day in court. >> max harris expected to take the stand, a lot of interest. th

is not foreclosed by this court's precedents, otherwise that's -- >> i will ask you the question, clement, whyd mr. is it not in your personal view? mr. sullivan: in my personal view, but it could be. justice kavanaugh: could be? you are saying because edition could be interpreted to something closer to representation? then you would lose, wouldn't you? mr. sullivan: no. in light of reality, as both experts have testified in his income or written at least, when one party gets a super majority of the votes, they tend to get a higher percentage of seats than they would get from a straight vote count, and as dr. mcdonald pointed out, if there is any correspondence between those two, it is accidental, because typically it will be highest at the count. so the court has acknowledged that this can be, and i think the court can dance -- >> i would like to have you discussed the first amendment a little better it seems like the state is taking retaliatory forons and penalizing them exercising their right by moving them out to a different district. what is wrong with that argument. ? mr. sullivan:

clement, which is why can't the constitution be interpreted to require something close to proportional representation, in your view? >> well, my personal view, it could be, but i don't think you need to get that far to say that you could use proportionality -- >> it could be? you're saying the constitution could be interpreted to require something close to proportional representation? then you would lose, wouldn't you? >> no. if proportionality is interpreted in light of the reality that as both experts testified in this case or have written at least, when one party gets a super majority of votes, they tend to get a higher percentage of seats than they would get from the straight vote count, and as dr. mcdonald, plaintiff expert, has written, if there is any correspondence between the two it's accidental because typically it's higher seat count. so the court has acknowledged that this can be, the court can come up with a standard. >> i'd like to have you discuss the first amendment argument a little bit. it does seem that this is a situation where the state is taking retaliatory action

he's doing nothing that i can see to really reach to a broader portion of the electorate ok steve clements we thank you for joining us from washington. plenty more ahead on the al-jazeera news hour including the battle to become prime minister boris johnson surges ahead in the race to become britain's next leader. the u.s. secretary of state steps in to block saudi arabia from being added to another block list. and records are broken at the cricket world cup by the big city post peter has a details in sports. but 1st the man president donald trump wanted as his pentagon chief is dropping out of contention acting defense secretary patrick shanahan is abandoning the confirmation process because of new reports about his family's history of domestic violence reports from washington d.c. u.s. president donald trump had wanted to give acting defense secretary patrick shanahan the job permanently but after nearly 6 months on the job shanahan quit tuesday newspapers have published his family's history of domestic violence leaving shanahan with what he called no other choice i believe like continui

we have of, i'm not gonna rank order in terms of the other challenges but there's no question that clement change is the next essential issue for the global community. and that's why i'm so very glad the chair called this meeting and i want to express my appreciation to help work with us in the development of legislation and joining me is an original cosponsor i want to invite any of the other members of the committee who believe it's time to elevate this issue , to join me in cosponsorship of the legislation because somebody needs to be responsible for asking these questions and integrating the answers, so that, again, that the national apparatus can be as effective as possible in dealing with this. i have 19 seconds left to ask a longer question but not unrelated is ignored stream two, if any of you have particular expertise as i could respond to what kind of threat if any the successful completion of ignored stream to poses to national security . >> the pipeline in the baltic? suspect yes. i think largely it allows russia to manipulate gas in europe without affecting eastern european tr

that clement was built in the 1950s with grants of three percent loans from federal and state governments. today we're on our own. local taxpayers are getting no assistance from the federal government and worse, with thelimitation of salt deductions, taxes have been effectively raised . back home we agree with thomas jefferson who said the government closest to people serves the people best. in falls church we balance our budget and provide necessary services in a cost-effectivemanner. local government is where the rubber meets the road. we should not be at odds with the federal government but working in close partnership to create better outcomes for ourcitizens . repealing the salt did deduction would be a step in the right direction .iq. >> mister dinatelli, you are recognized. >> i'm mayor of a small village in long island called bayville. i serve as a volunteer, an unpaid position. you are also not elected by political parties. although i must admit to being republican. i'd like to thank chairman thompson, ranking member smith and members of the subcommittee and congressman swati for

to make matters worse, the decision of whether to clement proposed disciplinary action is and being appropriately elevated to a more senior office. as a result an individual can act as both the proposing and deciding official in certain cases. finally, senior officials are not being held accountable to their actions, making up only 0.1 percent of disciplinary action taken in the offices first year, maintaining the level since 2014. va whistleblowers, many veterans themselves, feel the call to speak up when faced with mistrust and corruption, unfortunately va whistleblowers are 10 times more likely than their peers to face retaliation according to the gao. be willing to quickly change laws to carry unintended consequences for those they were meant to protect. we ask that you consider amending the structure and work of rawp2 increase its independence or can better serve veterans, thank you for the opportunity to testify today and i look forward to questions you may have. >> thank you miss jones. i will not recognize our second witness, mister tom devine, legal director of the government account abi

nixon, about the improvements he made at government expense at his property and key biscayne and san clementens about presidential behavior forget led -- don't republican supporters of nexen stayed with him all the way up until the end. ofs was a tsunami information that was damning. it wasn't just one thing. host: i want you to listen to what howard baker said at the university of tennessee in 2005. he has since passed away. he was the ranking republican on the committee looking into watergate in the senate. he asked what the president knew and when he knew it. he is reflecting on his meeting with richard nixon early in the investigation and how one moment changed what he was thinking in regard to the 38th president. >> it was difficult. felt it's not going to amount to much. it's just an effort to embarrass him. that's what i thought. i called president nexen on the phone. i said i am the senior republican on this committee and i would like to talk to you. i did the next day. he was then the old executive office building across the street. when i walked in, i said something like i want you

host: let's go to daniel, who is calling from san clemente, california. daniel, good morning.ler: good morning, sir. i am in favor of senator klobuchar of minnesota. sterling.ound is she was valedictorian of her high school, on scholar at yale university and the university of chicago, a clerk for mr. mondale. prosecutor,ccessful district attorney in minnesota and was declared to be the outstanding attorney of the state at some time in the past. on the senateably judiciary committee during the confirmation of supreme court justices. she has legislated successfully. she speaks well. she is in control of her subject. and i think she would be one who would be formidable when dealing with mr. trump. she is the lady come in my opinion, to serve for two terms , and she has the quality, the charm, and the range of emotions and personality that would make her indeed a formidable candidate, and she has shown her electability in minnesota, and i think she would show her electability in spades if she were the nominee of the democratic party. who iset's talk to liz, calling from mount laur

in san clemente, california. good morning. caller: good morning.ear a lot of callers talking about the tax bracket. the schools spent 200 grand on college. i'm in the last tax bracket of 37%. a upsnd of mine is driver. so i paid 25% more. people that make good money are paying less taxes. i paid 25% more on a larger amount than he did. report ihe mueller wish they would keep it going. because it's going to kill them in 2020. and that's all. in santa clarita, tony. impeachmentink the process is going to be a good. it's going to reveal more information about the obama administration especially with libya, syria and isis. it's going to cause the democrats to realize the obama administration was a failure and trump had to come in and fix all their mistakes. let it come on and watch trump defend themselves like a street kid. he's not going to sit there and take it. host: the president stopped by to talk with reporters on the houseboat. here's what he has to say. nancy is a mess. the democratic party is a mess. they are doing everything they can win the