senator bob corker raised it yesterday at the "time" 100.ok. >> philosophically you could look at it and say that it would be a good thing for our country should that occur from the standpoint of issues. and that if you had a real primary where you had someone that was really being listened to and of substance, these things that we were talking about and i could go through a list of them, they would actually be debated in a real way. >> so there's part of me still wondering what corker intends to do himself on this front mark. but on the other hand, you have the republican national committee doing everything it can to rig the system against anyone who might challenge this president. >> yeah. which is curious. now, look. there is precedent for the national committee to work very, very hard to get the incumbent president to make his or her path as clear as possible. that has happened before. but i think donald trump and the rnc has projected a little bit of fear this could be a destructive experience for them if someone like larry hogan were t

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well how judge corker is a member of good if not a resistance movement that's helping organize the protests i asked him earlier who he thinks should take over from the military. whole court as well as organized and there are the freedom and change tickler regime so we're all working under that umbrella so that amorello nice to take over and the leaders of them are the s.p. eight sudanese professional association so we want army to sit with the sudanese professional association and hand over power to them and then we have. the agreed upon way path into democracy that we have already. decided are we expect them to talk to us first before coming out with a statement we do not want to hear another statement we not want to hear about the state of emergency we don't want to hear about their solutions or what they want before we want them to become institution like in any democracy or the army just be an institution that protects the people not not that rules the people we do not want to military rule we do not want to have as a leader we don't want him as a president not even for one day. hundred

would not -- two america for bob corker. would not vote for him again.t of the news media goes to bob corker and we do not want to see him go anywhere else. host: lane is watching in houston, texas, you agree with a primary challenge. to the i want to respond character that said trump was not prepared for the presidency. i would suggest he go back and read the memoirs of harry s truman. when mr. truman took over, he did not have a clue about the atomic bomb. host: so your point? caller: i am saying, don't be so hard on trump about being prepared as president. host: john in florida, good morning. caller: i appreciate c-span. trump has shown what he can do and has done. impeached whenot he was in, no one really cared. if they could put clinton back in, they can put trump in. massachusetts,m you oppose the idea of a primary challenge. caller: absolutely. welch when hell ran for governor. i also think that this is the democratic fate, the blue states cannot even win his own state if he managed to get trump and get on the republican ticket. hogan, who also is

our correspondence sarah corker is in cleethorpes with more on this.t on cleethorpes beach and the isolation, the end of the line feel of some of these towns, can be a major challenge, and today's reports that young people living on the coast are being left behind because there is limited access to study, to further education, and there is a lack of long—term job opportunities and that, this report said, is severely denting their aspirations. nothing really happens in these little towns round here. it's mostly elderly people. you do notice that you are sort of a minority. the friends that i had made, they all moved away so they could carry on their education, while i stayed. growing up on the edge of britain comes with its challenges. it's still a nice place to visit but i think it's dying workwise because there are not many opportunities here any more. abi has lived in mablethorpe on the lincolnshire coast for most of her life. she works in an arcade as well as studying. my parents work in the same area. we all work in the same industry, but it is mai

a corker of the day.evels, they are on the increase as well. temperatures up a notch or two widely across the british isles, of locations exceeding 20 degrees. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: joko widodo heads towards a second term as unofficial results put the indonesian president well ahead in the general election. supporters ofjoko widodo have come here to try to catch a glimpse of the man they have just voted in as this country's next president, for the second time. north korea says it's tested a new type of tactical guided weapon — the first missile test since the hanoi summit between kim jong—un and president trump. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: at least 29 tourists have been killed after their bus overturned

it is so good, bob corker, the tennessee senator who just left the senate who was the chairman of the foreign relations committee, he said one of the scariest moments of his 12 years in the senate, which included afghanistan, iraq, syria, and north korea, was being shown this presentation. he realized there would be propagandists who will be able to truly manufacture history. that is a huge issue. i think the tribal impulse to create myths, to create your own stories in the sense of driving political action that is not about taking into consideration the good of the whole, but only being about the good of the few, is a perennial one. i think that the enterprise that the museum is about has to be insisting on at least this. that is a common set of facts. there is an objective reality with which we all must assent. we can then disagree. in fact, the country was set up to then disagree about what those facts mean. but, to use a local example, there was a peninsular campaign. there was a wilderness campaign. there was a battle of chattanooga. we can argue about why that happened, although

and you know, bob corker and i used to talk back and forth. wouldn't it be interesting for each caucus to listen to the other caucus and what was being said? >> like two constitutional founders. i think he didn't want any opportunity for their to be this bipartisan collegiality that might khalid to a crack in his caucus. he has to deal with people likeliest lik likeliesta murkowski. >> i mentioned in our reporting here, the history of vietnam. when democrats stood up to democrats. you look at the russian issues which have been so partisan. here he is blocking with dealing with russia has an adversary. separate from the mueller probe. take a look. >> mitch mcconnell want no part of having a bipartisan commitment that we would say essentially, russia is doing this. stop. this was all about the political play. >> it took over three weeks to get that statement worked out. it was watered down. >> and it was watered up to at the insistence of mitch mcconnell? >> yes. >> and no one else? >> yes. >> when you look at that as a u.s. senator, someone who

. >> bob corker before he was drummed out of the senate raised questions about his mental fitness, talked about how he had not shown the competence for the office he held. went on to call the white house an adult day care facility. jim clapper former dni went on television around the same period voiced concerns about him having the nuclear codes. david brooks wrote in a column that the president in a closed door meeting in front of republican senators walked out of the meeting and were questioning whether or not the habit of repeating himself over and over again could be an early sign of alzheimer's these are three publicly reported events. is this worthy of some attention and some care? >> absolutely. john bre unanimous, the former cia director has been public about the concerns for the president and his judgment. you look at the things in the past few days and say what's going on, who's in charge. there's no one around him anymore who he listens to. he doesn't have an actual chief of staff, no one that you or i would hire for any campaign we would be a part of. it's just him. ashley is

in the senate, john mccain is gone, jeff flake is gone, dean heller is gone, lee ayot is gone, bob corkergone. they haven't been released by pro consensus, pro-compromise immigration supporters. so i raise that, that the democrats do have a sp isn't, but, i mean, when you don't even get a vote in the republican house under george w. bush who pushed for, to his credit, and for barack obama who pushed for it through the senate in both cases, you know, we' got a problem in this country and it's a moral problem, a as well, and ile don't think we should hide from that. >> when you look to what's happened at d.h.s., immigrations big part of what they do. you take a look at the shakeup of what hap it's easy to forget these things happen. this was just this w sunday the homeland security secretary was out tuesday the acting deputy of homeland security, wednesday the immigration and customs enforcement acting director. what does the shakeup mean? >> the president adopted a policy on immigrants in centraln america based ruelty and deterrence. if we're cruel enough, it will deter them from coming an

corker icory booker is 3% with n the filibuster speech andrew yang and amy klobuchar. axios today says full steam ahead despite the controversy. ainsley: i wonder what changed in 2016 bernie sanders polled 2% in the youth vote now he is getting 31%. steve: when it comes to young mental, whites and college students, bernie is the leader at this point in time. dan bongino says look, we are still a long ways away from november of 2020. and the road from here to there will be a blood bath he says. >> joe biden is going to be the one with the name i.d. and joe biden is the one who would give us some trouble in michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania. this is going to be a blood bath. you know, donald trump is going to coast on the republican side. there is no serious contender. let's be clear on that. the democrat side these women all want to be women. they don't care who they leave waste when they are doing. this. brian: blood bath. actually just reported this morning joe biden's advisors believe that bernie sanders behind all these new allegations coming out about inappropr

it's scary but, like, voters in tennessee were probably not going to send bob corker back. >> we havens who are all in for a penny, in for a pound with trump. now we're seeing the destruction of the political party. >>> coming up, week maybe days or hours away from seeing robert mueller's report. the attorney general committing to its release as he gets slammed for suggesting the trump campaign was spied on. r suggestp campaign was spied on. so, i started with the stats regarding my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. like how humira has been prescribed to over 300,000 patients. and how many patients saw clear or almost clear skin in just 4 months - the kind of clearance that can last. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. numbers are great. and seeing clearer skin is pretty awesome, too. that's what i call a body of proof. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems

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corker doesn't sell stuff. christie brinkley. these are all made up. we can do better. steve: europe is we could too. dr. oz, thank you. ainsley: todd piro is interesting breakfast with friends in pennsylvania after the fox news town hall with bernie sanders last night. we are going to check and see what the voters think. ♪ ♪ and struggle. we actually... seek it out. other species do difficult things because they have to. we do difficult things. because we like to. we think it's... fun. introducing the all-new 2019 ford ranger built for the strangest of all creatures. or crohn's symptoms... are holding you back... and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough... it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio® works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract, and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio® may increase risk of infec

the bbc‘s sarah corker has this report.ved on the because for most of our life, she works in an arcade as well as studying. for the students at the college here by transport lincoln cost of travel are a problem. the bus stopped for a few days so i couldn't come into my masters and sometimes ijust don't have enough money to get here. the house of lords report urges government to prioritise improvements to the transport network, digital connectivity and mass “— network, digital connectivity and mass —— for the dedication to contract the challenges at the end of the line location. it recommends free transport for over six teens in education and identify for housing asa education and identify for housing as a significant issue. this only secondary school closed three years ago parent saying children here are increasingly isolated. the live in a deprived area and there is a huge affect on the kids, they think we live in a dead—end town was the point in going anywhere because he can't achieve anything because he can't achieve any