ann coulter and guy benson say people ought to have free speech on campus.es on the left say they are nazis who must be silenced. who is the same party in that debate? guy benson joins us coming up. ♪ >> tucker: as the progressive left goes further and further off the deep end lose sense of. guy benson and at politic con in california to speak on a panel about the decline of free speech in america and predictable twist coulter and benson aggressively and repeatedly southed down by protesters who didn't want to them to speak at free speech event. guy benson has published the paperback edition of his book. he joins us tonight. guy, you can't make this up but you show up at event to talk about the state of free speech and people in nazi uniforms prevent you from talking? >> yeah. so the event begins and before, really a word can be spoken by anyone on the panel, and there were two liberals on the panel as well, have you these kids come literally goose stepping down the aisle shouting doing the nazi salute at ann coulter we were looking at each other could we ha

ann coulter and guy benson say people ought to have free speech on campus.they are nazis who must be silenced. who is the sane party in that debate? guy benson joins us coming up. gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. >> tucker: as the progressive left goes further and further off the deep end they are starting to lose sense of their touch of irony. ann coulter and guy benson appeared in california to speak on a panel about the decline of free speech in america. in a predictable twist, coulter and benson aggressively and repeatedly shouted down by protesters who didn't want them to speak at free speech event. guy benson has published the paperback edition of his book. "end of discussion." he joins us tonight. guy, you can't make this up but you show up at an event to talk about the state of freehe speech and people in nazi uniforms prevent you from talking? >> yeah. so the event begins and before, really, a word can be spoken by anyone on t

coulter accepted these restrictions. she was ready to come speak at 1:00, off-campus, if they would just let her come speak. she agreed to the restrictions. the university actually said, guess what? all of the rooms are booked. but she can come in the fall. that is cool. the then president of the berkeley college of republicans was going to graduate. there was an imminent need for us to adhere to the request. somebegan to get publicity. college offered an alternative. the alternative offered by cal was that she can come speak, between the end of classes and exam time. howone week, i do not know many of you are familiar with our campus system, but a lot of students leave the campus. it is the reading period. they were going to impose the same restrictions. 1:00 curfew. you will have to pay several thousand dollars in security costs. at that point, we said -- enough is enough. yaf, they called me to see if i could help. i am a longtime activist and issues- in free speech dating back to dartmouth. this was a thursday. the s

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. >> do you think the university mishandled the situations with yiannopoulos and ann coulter?> no, there was no way we could see the invasion of the paramilitary group that outnumbered the police and was committed to use violence to stop milo yiannopoulos' event. >> these paramilitary groups show no sign of letting up, so how would you address that? >> i hope we'll be able to create such a strong consensus in the berkeley community that this is our campus and we do not want violence on our campus that that will be a counterveiling force. we have learned how to use the police. >> you succeeded nicholas dirks and his tenure is marked by widespread criticism of his handling of the sexual misconduct situations here. how would you describe your style of leadership? >> i'm a shoe leather kind of person. i tend to be present on the campus, to be very much engaged with people in all of their various communities. i think that the campus community needs a lot of healing and in part the chancellor does that by her presence. >> well, chancellor, we wish you all the best. >> thank you. >>>

this was a wild scene people there to disagree with ann coulter but listen to her. people there just to yell at her and then supporters. i was just caught in the rhetorical crossfire unimpressed by the spectacle -- i mean, showing up in nazi regal gal i can't. shouting down speakers who other people have paid to listen to. that's not constructive at all. ainsley: are they going to silence you? are you going to continue to speak? >> obviously here i am. we have the book out. ainsley: i'm not going to heckle you. are you still going to go to events like. this absolutely. ainsley: where can you expect hecklers? >> something that i think is important is for younger conservative voices to go on to college campuses and say, all right. i know that a lot of people here aren't going to agree with me, if we don't bring the message, who is going to? instead it will be sort of an echo chamber for the left. that's why when i get invited

yiannopoulos's speech was canceled and so was coulter's. >>> hiking in a remote wilderness area in tinker knob. the man's clothes and shoes heavily burned. he is now recovering in the burn center. >> the clothes damaged as well from the burn. >> so extremely hot. if you hear the thunder, you are close enough to get struck by lightning. so head in doors. it will start to warm up as we head into tomorrow. a live look outside right now in san jose. and you can see clear skies, beautiful afternoon underway with the foggy breeze at the coast. much cooler 60s as we head into 8:00 and 9:00 tonight. still have some fog at the medium coastline. even some sunshine expected to return in the south bay and 60. also, the fog and areas of drizzle in san francisco with 54. head throughout tomorrow, temperatures starting to warm up as the marine layer, and the cooler ocean breeze begins to weaken a little bit. los gatos, 85 degrees. down to gill rroy 89. heat increasing in the east bay. 92 in antioch. and 90 in livermore. and 91 in danville. not quite as warm in oakland and hayward. 81 expected in palo al

and then the ann coulter was going to come present the opposite side. so, you know, the nonpartisan group was okay and we presented, my clients presented this to the university, yeah, again graciously agreed to pay for ann coulter to come. and ann coulter, an old friend of mine from back when i was in law school as well, and i know from her speaking career that, and yaf does as well, concerned about her own safety. she always has some ex-military body guards around whenever she's coming to a place like this. yaf was going to pay for all of that. they asked for a room that would hold the expected size of people, maybe 500 people. a big crowd for this event ann draws a big crowd. the university allowed the clinton administration official to speak in the evening in the middle of campus, all the advertising that they wanted, no restrictions, and, you know, some people showed up, it wasn't that compelling. nothing near 500. they looked and said no one's going to come, you can have it, whatever you want. and but when it came to ann coulter, the university kep

that's right, trump met with ann coulter. though technically you don't meet with ann coulter. a mysterious video tape in the mail, and then you put in your in your vcr, and then she climbs out of your tv. [ laughter ] but trump isn't just busy inflicting needlessly -- cruelty on transgender people, he's doing it to anyone who needs health care too. because right now, the gop is rushing the vote on a bill that would repeal and replace obamacare by the end of the week. and we still don't know what they're going to vote on. in fact, throughout this process, republicans have been at a loss to explain to the american people what they're trying to do here. what would their bill actually accomplish? scaramucci attempted to provide an answer yesterday, but i'm not sure it's going to comfort anyone. >> what the president is trying to do is make the health care system freer. so why not disrupt and decentralize the system, make it more price-competitive. increase competition for the insurance companies. and trust the process of the free market, like in telecom, like in airlines. >> seth:

that is the type of person that and coulter is. why is that a hill you want to die on? you are a smart guy. you should promote other speakers who are not indoctrinated into that violent mentality yet. when you get there, we will also probably not enjoy that. a protest at a graduation ceremony. >> because he is the vice president of the united states. >> he is a former governor of indiana and you are intolerant of his ideas. >> the guy who advocated for electroshock therapy, we are intolerant of that. yes. assholes. what you going to do about it? and wed the best we can have a guy who calls his wife "mother" in office. them toot want to protest? why are you always trying to take away their right to protest? it is hypocritical. colin kaepernick takes in need. he can't do that. >> i didn't talk about that. >> if they protest on the streets, not acceptable. on the streets, non-acceptable. what about the tea party people when they were burning obama? do you think they have a right to protest or d think people should only protest when it is things that you are in favor of? >>

. >> and tina fey's advice for america and ann coulter. >> attack, shooting and killing five explosivetrapped suspects. >> this after a van plowed in to a crowd of people in barcelona, killing a dozen and leaving a hundred others injured on the pavement in what is now the worst terror attack to hit the country in a decade. we go to the ground in barcelona. tell us more about the overnight shootout. >> reporter: well, philip, i'm standing right on the area here in the center of barcelona, where the white van yesterday plowed in to a crowd, killing at least 13 people. now, it was closed until two hours ago when we were here last. but now it's reopened, as you can see, it's full of people. i can see the stores are open, people are buying newspapers, other people next to me are laying flowers. rolling to or from their destination. so, it just looks like any other day here in the area. as if nothing happened a few hours ago here. and it's more remarkable if you consider that this was the terror attack that took place here, was not the only one that was carried out in this area yesterday or

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that is the type of person that and coulter is. why is that a hill you want to die on? you are a smart guy. you should promote other speakers who are not indoctrinated into that violent mentality yet. when you get there, we will also probably not enjoy that. >> a protest at a graduation ceremony. >> because he is the vice president of the united states. >> he is a former governor of indiana and you are intolerant of his ideas. >> the guy who advocated for electroshock therapy, we are intolerant of that. yes. we are assholes. what you going to do about it? we tried the best we can and we have a guy who calls his wife "mother" in office. do you not want to them to protest? why are you always trying to take away their right to protest? it is hypocritical. colin kaepernick takes in need. he can't do that. >> i didn't talk about that. >> if they protest on the streets, not acceptable. on the streets, non-acceptable. what about the tea party people when they were burning obama? do you think they have a right to protest or d think people should only protest when it is things t

yiannopoulos and ann coulter and bannon next month. part of cal as free speech week. earlier this year cal had to cancel the yiannopoulos event because of the violent protests. coulter he is appearance also cancelled. >> the sfla police department is aiming to for more diversity so making a push to attract more officers from the lgbt community. >> it takes hard work and dedication. >> the department is releasing three new promgsle videos. it shows heteroskaul family of a currently police officer as the officer leaves for work. second shows a less bean couple a gay couple saying goodbye for the day. >> san jose police chief says the adds hopefully encourage people to krp wearing the badge. >> once you qualify in the general aspects of being a law enforcement officers i need you to have a willingness to serve and willingness to sacrifice along with fellow officers. >> the she be layout at pride weekend looking for good men and women who may want to wear the uniform. >> we want to g get back to the he dwefrmg news hurricane harvey closing in on texas. a live look in hous

. >> i feel in the interest of public safety that milo and ann coulter, not clear whether steve bannon is come. they should not be allowed to speak on the berkeley campus. >> reporter: talking about a scheduled appearance by milo yiannopolous next month and ann coulter and steve bannon. they are worried about violent protests from are the masked activists of antifa. >> i think antifa is a gong and we need to deal with how we deal with these extremist groups who are using peaceful protests to commit mayhem. >> reporter: ben shapiro is also set to set at berk lay couple weeks before. we asked the planners that have event about the mayor's call for the conservatives to stay away. >> it really is interesting that the mayor's response to all this violence is to blame the conservatives when in fact it's these antifa thugs, these really lawless people who are being allowed to run rampant in that community and on the campus of uc berkeley. so instead of coming down on conservatives and trying to shut down their rights to free speech, he really should be telling the police officers and the comm

." >> bret: ann coulter, known conservative and a big supporter of president trump on twitter.it's so obvious trump is only getting polite applause for tax cuts. want to get the crowd hollering. talk about the wall." it is like the night of the living dead. this is the worst, most tone-deaf speech. job had better ideas. strong letter to follow. >> i'm sure ann coulter would be excited about a speech on the wall but most people are concerned about the economy. and a lot of people in the media care about this tweet or this thing donald trump is saying that actual people want to have economic growth. we really didn't cover how sluggish the economy was for eight years. president obama never had a single year with 3% growth. last year was 1.6%. we have a quarter, the most recent quarter upgraded. projections are the rest of the year will go well but we need to see sustained growth. that's something everybody cares about. when you look at the data, i don't think that many people care about -- the wall was part of his bid but this is a universal thing everyone cares about. >> bret: on

the plans to bring in milo yiannopoulos, ann coulter and steve bannon next month. coulter's appearance was also canceled. >>> a meeting to possibly change the name of a popular place in san francisco. justin herman plaza. he says justin oversaw slum clearance projects. supervisor peskin wants the name to be changed changed embarcade. >>> the driver bought this cub for $300 in mexico. that man is set to appear in two weeks and the cub is headed to the san diego zoo. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri. >> the fog is going to move away from the coastline with increasing temperatures for san francisco. micro climate forecast tonight on this thursday evening. a lot less in the way of fog and low clouds throughout here in the east bay hills. we will see low clouds returning. still a cool 63. and dropping down to the 50s once we hit the early morning hours for tomorrow. we are more of a patchy fog situation for the interior valleys. by the afternoon, everyone should be under partly cloudy to mostly sunny clouds. 93 in concord is my warmest. comfortable in napa at 86. poo pal

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peter coulter reports.rs of northern ireland's indian community wanted to organise this blood drive to try and do something positive. they said ten months of planning went into the event and 120 were due to attend. there are people who had travelled from derry, and others who had travelled from further locations. there were all, like, indian people there. then there was confusion surrounding antibody tests for malaria, if you have been in india you may need a test for donating. most were then turned away. you don't need to present a passport for your citizenship, it was just looking at the face. they asked if we had been to india in the last six months. a couple of guys have taken half a day off for this. it was really shocking and embarrassing. the northern ireland blood transfusion service issued a statement, saying it was a breakdown in communications regarding this session. it goes on to say lessons have been learnt, and has apologised for any upset to indians involved. the fat but it clearly that overw

coulter, a game called guess who has smoked weed and is smarter than you.e top, human economy, bill gates. late inventor of everything, steve jobs. and queen of all things, oprah winfrey. and of course president barack obama who you famously referred to as a retard in 2012. all of them have admitted to smoking pot and none of them have destroyed the country. quite the opposite. and believe me when i say that. i'd rather hold my breath to hang with any of them than take a single deep breath of your hot air. ms. coulter, take a page from the '60s and mellow out. but remember this when you come down, i gotcha. he spent decades fighting to give families a second chance. but to help others, they first had to protect themselves. i have afib. even for a nurse, it's complicated... and it puts me at higher risk of stroke. that would be devastating. i had to learn all i could to help protect myself. once i got the facts, my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®... to help keep me protected. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner... ...significantly lo

you saw what ann coulter and chuck schumer say. what do you think about it? >> it's interesting.ot entirely wrong about it. obviously a lot of people because of tax credits wind up not paying taxes. the bottom line is, the idea that the united states has a 35% corporate tax rate and the literally trillions and trillions of dollars in profits that get parkeded overseas because of these onerous tax rates in this country, that hurts average everyday americans obviously help corporate america and wall street to fix it but help a lot of regular americans. helps them get good jobs and i would argue that anything that puts money instead of going to the federal government actually into the economy is good for everybody. >> martha: you heard the president's comments there, that he's concerned that he's going to get the same thing he got on healthcare. >> and why shouldn't he be? >> martha: absolutely. when you look at this and you sort of look into what is already being said on the hill, there's a fear, i think, on some parts of people that want to see real reform, wholesale reform of the

after the cancellation of ann coulter's speech.and congressional candidate and actor antonio sabato junior.. antonio sabato jr./actor and ca congressionall candidate - district 26:we're doing more for people that are coming here from other countries without having visas, without having greencards, without having anything than the people who live here who pay tax money pay a lot of money and they sacrifice so much. we asked him about president trump's tweets.. antonio sabato jr./actor and ca congressionall candidate - district 26:t it's also the mainstream media's fault that are focusing on every single word that this president is saying that doesn't reflect what they want him to say. he could be walking on water right now and they'd probably say well he can't swim it's hard. and mixed reactions on the president's response to charlotesville. john cox/ca gubernatorial candidate:i wish he would kind of tone down the rhetoric and really get in sync with the idea that there are certain to be called evil and should be called evil. hilary hagenbuch/president, sf young republicans:i mean you've go

the heckler's veto is where they said that we anticipate a violent reaction to ann coulter's speech, ergo we are going to make it difficult for you to have that speech and that is not a close case, that is blatantly unconstitutional united states constitutional law. so where are we on that case? the university hired a lawyer, one of their lawyers actually crashed my press conference. the lawsuit had barely been filed, but luckily i had a good republican press person who got rid of that lady. so we kicked the interloper out and went on and had our press conference which was very satisfying and i got fan mail from liberal lawyers all over the country about this lawsuit. and you may get jaded as conservative students on campus to think that you are on your own, but actually, there are a lot of people around the country who share the concept that government cannot discriminate on the basis of viewpoint. i am used to being the minority republican lawyer in san francisco. it was nice to get that fan mail from across the country all the lawyers who practice area of the law agree there is no

. >> -- ann coulter have agreed to speak on campus. >> they reached out to the university in july for handy up about their intention to hold this four-day event. they have followed policy to the letters. >> reporter: there are reports that steve bannon was also coming, but organizers are say that has not been confirmed. last february, a riot broke out on campus where yiannopoulos was set to speak. six people were injured, and his speech was canceled. and ann coulter's speech was canceled due to security concerns. >> we did a comprehensive review of all of the arrangements that were made before, during, and after the milo yiannopoulos event, and those lessons have been applied going forward. >> if we're able to successfully have these speakers on campus to experience themselves freely, then berkeley can live touch to its reputation as the free speech campus. >> reporter: but some disagree. >> it's disgust,, and i think trying to frame these as free speech issue, that kind of thing is totally unacceptable. >> reporter: the conservative groups say they expect demonstrations at the speech

you get to see other people from other coulters. >> they fled civil war in the sudan.as just nine. >> i felt like failing but i do not want to fail again. >> she does not feel that way at the school where 13 full-time staff members teach children academics, and give them a sense of home. staff -- they work with parents. >> the initial adjustment is difficult because they do not know their place. >> it helps to see children thrive. her reading level went from kindergarten to eighth grade in just two years. >> i am still very happy. she is living a lot. >> playing soccer, reading books, and singing of a new land. >> ♪ we are one that we are different ♪ >> in clarkston georgia for matter of fact with soledad o'brien, i am diane roberts. ♪ >> coming up next, this nfl player openly shares his faith. >> we talked and they knew we were christians and they were muslims. >> wife he says americans -- why he says americans have painted muslims in a box. some assembly required, the furniture company that built a refugee camp. ♪ soledad: these images show the devastation of the civ

the woman walked to her car and the man coulter at gunpoint after taking all of her belongings, he sits there because he does not know how to operate a push to start car. he had to order the woman to come back and started for him. then he made his it away. death getaway. passenger17-year-old detained at temperatures go airport for opening a jet and jumping out, he was caught sliding down the wing to the tarmac and a construction crew on the ground detained the teenager until police arrived and he was not injured and the airport operations were not affected. a nightmare for one group of passengers on board an airtran to flight left stuck on a sweltering airplane for six hours. brussels to montrÉal to divert and land in on what an passengers spent six hours on the tarmac, they said it was hot, no air-conditioning, food, or power at times. and transit blames congestion at the gate for delays to refuel the aircraft. the ottawa airport authority says a gate was ready and it is up to the airline to give the order to deplane. the parents of a new jersey girl who committed suicide are suing her

speak on campus this fall and some reports say that he was invited along with right wing speakers ann coulter and milo yiannopoulos next month. the university is expected to release more information on that later today. >>> new at noon, california supreme court upholds a measure to change the state's death penalty system and speed up executions. proponents say that the voter approved initiative prop 66 was a push to mend not end capital punishment in california by setting a five-year deadline on court appeals. critics say that the law will lead to rushed decisions from judges and leave defense attorneys without enough time to prepare their cases. >>> president trump will be meeting with his legislative affairs team today to talk about getting his agenda through congress. mola lenghi reports about tax reform, border wall and healthcare. >> reporter: president trump took a swipe this morning at the two men he will need to get his agenda through congress. he tweeted: >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan was asked about the debt ceiling during a tour of the boeing facility in washington. >> we ta

and ann coulter. don't know when you say, yeah all right. >> when you are involved in a speaking gig and that's what ann does, you were asked to go to those colleges anywhere in that room. i am top to bottom and doing hits for sean or whatever. >> the show was terrific. it's a terrific format. the contents of that for people who haven't seen it, you bring in people every day, you bring in people with unique perspectives on certain items of the day. the show comes up and like i said that night at 7:00 or 8:00 that night they call us touche tell us what the show is going to be. two rotating guest every single day, we want people to feel comfortable about five people at 5:00. i said okay so the first, we launched the show in one week to launch a brand-new concept. okay, let's try it. the first day we come up on the show and mind you when the camera comes up on the five u.s. five people sitting around a table and it feels like, talking to us for dinner. we come up and the camera comes up and it's a day or

i will give a free speech award to ann coulter. >> your baking and dying for conflict? >> your going to need the attention. >> i get plenty of attention. >> for your flamethrower? >> i'm >> there seems to be an ideal you can be a conservative and be funny. you can be conservative and be provocative. john oliver, jon stewart, bill maher, and i can list another 20. i can list even more. why can they do, but we cannot? >> jon stewart is not ascribed himself as an act. he says he is a comedian, but he doesn't call himself as an act. maybe i'm a comedian. >> now we're getting somewhere. >> maybe i both. >> he says he would like to have his own tv show like omar or john oliver. might not think he is funny, and maybe more of a clown than a community -- median. but if that is a motivation, the might give a better perspective of why he does what he does. >>> tonight, the investigation continues into a deadly plane crash into central oregon. the plane left the bay area heading to a popular solar eclipse destination spot. >> a crescent display -- flames, igniting a small brushfire

free speech week is expected to host speakers like milo yiannopoulos and ann coulter .oth speakers were scheduled to speak in the past but there were protests and their speeches were canceled. the event is planned for september 24 through the 27th. >>> berkeley mayor spoke out about the protests on sunday you think he satisfied so many were able to protest peacefully. the rally was canceled but many showed up to denounce bigotry and hatred. a small number of pro-trump demonstrators show up but one group did set off smoke bombs, knockdown barriers and intimidated people. the mayor said for the most part people exercised their first amendment rights peacefully. >> there was a real concern going into sunday there would be a brawl. the fact that only six people were injured and thousands were not injured and were able to peacefully demonstrate, that's an accomplishment. >> police arrested 13 people. if you were cited for carrying band items into the park. others faced more serious charges such as assault. >>> the berkeley police department says new tactics were used to cont

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then when ann coulter crawls out of her roach motel and says, republicans in berkley.re like, okay, yard sale barbie but the other side is nazis and clansmen and also, who drove the car into the crowd? hillary's e-mails. sheet caking is a grass roots movement, colin, most of the women i know have been doing it once a week since the election. >> she just makes everything better, even for one minute. >>> are americans lying more often in job interviews? that's a claim of one company which is charged with vetting resumes for honesty and accuracy. they found 85% of employers caught job applicants lying or misrepresenting themselves on resumes and applications. that's 85%. that's nearly a 30% increase from five years ago from 66% were found to be deceptive. that's over half. 85. >> that means the people that are doing the survey also likely lied on their resume to get the job to do the survey to discover that other people lied about getting their jobs. >> everybody look around. >> a bunch of liars everywhere. so shady. >>> an old car tune. this made me so happy. the old car

she represented two groups fighting uc berkeley to get ann coulter to speak on campus earlier this year. google says it fired james damore because he violated the company's code of conduct. she's reaching out to other workers. >> it's 4:43. the south bay is dealing with the widening debate over historic statues linked to violence and racism. abc 7 news was at san jose city hall where people are upset over a statue of christopher columbus. a group has started an online petition to get the statue relocated. they say a man responsible for the genocide of native americans should not be glorified at city hall. >> happening today, proceeded from the taylor street market will be donated to the oakland firefighters fund. two off-duty firefighters were shot. one victim, jake walter, died. to help the victims' families, they pledge to donate all revenue they will make tonight and next thursday. >>> running over the golden gate bridge is one of the reasons so many people do the san francisco marathon. now that iconic part of the race is in some question. the bridge's board of directors will consid

. >> but not only is ann coulter funny but she is substantive. >> the safe thing that we have that she is so totally unfazed by the allies of the left she is like a steamroller that's the "new york times" best selling author one of the reasons she is that not a litigious funny and smart but because she doesn't give a hoot so save you one diorite it your immediate as far as a philosophy goes primarily a philosopher of knowledge through actual. >> so give me a? thumbs up or thumbs down bill marr owen not mind being center-right one day he gets and that he is fighting with other left-wing host. so they are brave enough to tell the truth. >> sarah palin?. >> i love her. i have met her i feel she is funny in genuine it very badly managed in definitely sabotage. for the left arm poolsides them the right she was treated the most unfairly after me. >> colin kaepernick. >> he has pared to the talking points and has no substance. deal the reason his jersey sales went up so people could burn them. [laughter] >> the pope?. >> that was mean. now you are paying back. how much can i say without being

there are people like ann coulter who says you cannot abandon core tenets of your presidency. her it's the wall. for people who understand strength, isn't there a beachhead in the middle east in look at places like yemen and libya and somalia and syria. are we going to occupy for decades each of those countries and prop up a regime and say we are not nation building? neil: the entire cabinet is there. we are behind the president. but he's got a tough sell. >> it's important that everybody is there with a show of solidarity. he needs to show these people are all together. forgetting what happened. there has been a lot of shakeup of staff. i think there is two different president trumps. there is the state of the union trump. and the trump who did a lot of foreign speeches. an did an excellent job when he stayed on script. and then there is the rally trump. my question is which trump will we see tonight. this speech will be scripted and calculated. and tomorrow he returns to arizona and he's expected to rattle the cage in terms of going to the home turf of two of his biggest cri

and coulter tweeting we were gideon's army without gideon. today we got our leader back.at is behind that sweet. the list of the highest paid actors, giving you a hint, can you guess which one we will tell you. the markets coming back, we are down 80, 21-9, we will be back. >> same thing happens every time where i get interrupted because someone wants to get a sandwich or i am crying and they start laughing and people sitting in the waiting room, they are like me but prettier and better at this because maybe i am not good enough. stuart: we asked you to guess the highest paid actors in the actor diminish the answer with emma stone committee and $26 million before taxes this year due mostly to the success of lala land which grossed $400 million. stone outplace jennifer ellison and jennifer lawrence who are and $24 million, melissa mccarthy fourth by $18 million. espn's new apple tv apps lets you watch four screens at the same time. a pay-tv service, if you got that you do what is on the screen right now. no one won the powerball drawing, the jackpot is more than a half bil

and we will also get with ann coulter in uc berkeley. the free speech week, next month . >>> a turning point in an ongoing feud between the city of santa clara after a costly audit, both sides say they are ready to work out financial differences. we have more on what is next for those sites. >> i spoke with the vice mayor and the team president. they are ready to resolve differences. >> a representative answered questions about the findings, with the mayor, vice mayor and city council members. and they owed close to $115,000, less than the initial estimate of $2 million. the city paid $200,000 for the audit. >> it is not a substantiated number. i am perplexed, i am disappointed. >> even the lower amount may not be accurate. the 49ers may only owe $25,000. the team has not been built yet and the president said that they had paid every bill. >> we will happily pay them. >> we are taking a football analogy. >> a later curfew for late night concerts at the stadium. currently there is a 10:00 curfew. and coldplay is scheduled to perform octob

back in the 1990's come and culture was running around -- coulter was running around saying these workersre doing the jobs that americans don't want to do. she is a republican. theas the republicans and chamber of commerce who didn't and to pay american workers wanted cheap labor. it's not the fault of the democrats. kennetht's go to calling from florida. independent. caller: good morning. how are you? host: great, thanks. caller: i agree with most of the people calling about immigration. you need to look at yourself in the mirror if you are blaming others for your failure to achieve the american dream. c-span with all the controversy that's going on, why review --ey done any host: there's plenty of coverage. i invite you to go to our website and you will find plenty of coverage. good morning, debbie. i wanted to expand on what bernie sanders said in his tweet. he said much of this while he was campaigning. what we are seeing here are of reasons a result not nafta all the outsourcing of global traderigged deals and the failure to provide national healthcare to the american people and bail

modernize their infrastructure and move their city in a progressive direction well there is still a coulterhat is very much not following those western progressive values. how do you approach looking at moscow is a city? twon: there are really means. 1980's -- of it as bread lines and dilapidated buildings. buildings which are empty. the second view, is corruption. backhanded, there are big armored range rovers driving the streets and it is unsafe and everywhere you go someone is looking for a handout. visible cityeal life in the city. neither of those are true. we wanted to look at the moscow of today. today,he mayor of moscow it has taken a forward look at revitalizing sustainability and livability of the city. as well as the problem of traffic. oliver: it was a personal look at the city. the story came out of the writer's own experience of going back to moscow after not being there for several years. she lived there during various periods of her life and her husband is russian so she is familiar with the city. she went back recently. she was blown away by how much it seemed -- it was com