he is just straight up a coward he seeks the safety of his base he seeks the safety of people he knows will will will just bow down and praise every word that comes out of his mouth and he's afraid to appear at the white house correspondents' dinner i mean if it's it's a get we're in waters that are absolutely unprecedented waters unchartered waters i mean is it something that's really that important no it's not important but if the man was a real man you know like ronald reagan like barack obama like george w. bush he maybe suck it up buttercup and show up at the white house correspondents' dinner and have a laugh at himself he cannot do that because he is straight up a coward the president of the united states is a coward i hate to say it but it's true in this is just the latest example amy you know he did have a lot of fun at that i've been told. he's not a lot of fun they kid themselves why would he not go. well i've been to them as well actually was the white house correspondents dinner where he stormed out with milady when president obama was you know taking his shots at donald t

he is just straight up a coward he seeks the safety of his base he seeks the safety of people he knows will will just bow down and praise every word that comes out of his mouth and he's afraid to appear at the white house correspondents' dinner i mean if it's it's a get we're in waters that are absolutely unprecedented waters unchartered waters i mean is it something that's really that important no it's not important but if the man was a real man you know like ronald reagan like barack obama like george w. bush he maybe suck it up buttercup and show up at the white house correspondents' dinner and have a laugh at himself he cannot do that because he is straight up a coward the president of the united states is a coward i hate to say it but it's true in this is just the latest example amy you know he did have a lot of fun and that there are going to all of those and there's not a lot on the kid themselves why would he not go. well i've been to them as well i actually was the white house correspondents dinner where he stormed out with milady when president obama was you know taking his s

they are nothing more than cowards. terrorists attack our freedom, our values, and our way of life. our answer must be more openness and more democracy. our values will prevail. freedom will prevail over oppression. tolerance over intolerance, and love will always prevail over hate.

no, you are a coward.oward, you walk into a church with 300 people you are a coward. let's hear from you, what is it that societies can do to build resilience? thomas was mentioning the failure of the president and prime minister in sri lanka to talk to each other, intelligence wasn't shared and there was'nt a law to prosecute individuals who served with foreign terror institutions. what more resilience can we build to a threat that may be global? in terms of security, very little. we are at the maximum and we don't want democratic society to be like that. we reject violence. we don't want preventative arrest. i think what we need more than anything is muslims, christians and jews coming together to try to foster this thing, especially in western europe, which is at the end the hope to have moderate muslims. i think it is very important that we come together and realise that in all societies in europe, where the caliphate was not dead by the way, and there have been assassinations and bombs all over while

just a coward. jon: you have to be a coward to carry semiautomatic rifle into a church full of unarmed people and open fire and, you know, as bad as this was with one dead and 3 injured, including a little girl, sounds like it could have been a lot worse. >> jon, absolutely. just think about this day, 6 months ago i was in this studio at fox covering the tree of life shooting in pittsburgh, pennsylvania at a synagogue where many died. so as you say, jon, and i agree, it could have been a lot worse, it's sad, it's worse if one person is injured and now as we know and been reported a human life, a person has died. >> and it sounds like the police, you know, the sheriff's deputy there and the border patrol agent just had a magnificent response in terms of, you know, keeping ear on the scanners and lookout on vehicle. >> so we we've had many unfortunately shoot negotiation the country law enforcement officers have been trained to go toward the shootings and under the scenario and circumstances of what t

, republicans in congress with very few exceptions are absolute cowards because donald trump has comeand almost any and every republican, whoever spoke up against trump or ever stood up against him lost in a primary. >> okay. >> or lost in a general or retired or died. >> okay. >> and what we have left is this bunch of cowards. >> betsy, i can see you're anxious to get in. >> well, i feel tremendous moral outrage but it's directed at mueller, not at president trump, because mueller, in this report, which i have right here, is threatening our civil liberties. he has flipped the burden of proof and said again and again in this report that he cannot find criminal evidence against the president. he's not concluding that the president committed a crime. but -- and this is the part of the sentence that should be erased. he is not exonerating the president. let me make it clear that in the united states of america, if a federal prosecutor does not find sufficient evidence to charge you with a crime you are presumed innocent. that is our right whether you are the president of the united state

among the cowards in the democrat party stand there either agree or afraid.ts jumping her fence inside a gated community. the woman lives three miles from the border in texas. she says she is used to seeing migrants cross a few times a day. the size of this group and how they invaded her backyard is alarming. the woman called border patrol. she says the group was running from agents. that's scary. brian: that will make you feel better. okay, good, is he just on the run. steve: through my yard. brian: janice dean not on the run. janice: the pollen report, my friends, it's back, along with my friends from michigan and indiana. take a look at the pollen report. it's cherry blossom season in washington, d.c. so the poll ledge level is high brought to you by claritin. and take a look at atlanta, georgia also very high today. so stock up on the claritin, my friends. all right. across the country. let's take a look at the maps. we have the potential for a bomb cyclone across the east coast. this is going to develop off the coast but it is going to bring the potentia

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at the end, the gunman, being the coward that he was, took his own life.ide the church were more heroes than we could even talk about in a limited amount of time. i'm here today to talk about the fact that i used my own art-15 to confront a shooter that had dropped 15 30 round magazines in my church. people and 26 injured 20 more. there were only seven people that walked out of the church without a gunshot wound. if it were not for our second amendment rights and the right to carry an ar-15, the same style gun he had, then i would have been outgunned myself. [applause] hoveringe not for god over and protecting me, i would not have been successful bad day. nra foro thank the being relentless and protecting our second amendment right and i would like to thank this president for defending the second amendment and i would like to say today -- he says make america great again and he is including you. you will make america great again with him but he needs you, he needs your vote, and if you do not get out there and vote for this man, then it's on you. thank you

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. >> there's a saying, "the cowards didn't come." so you had to be brave. >> he truly was the john wayne of the 19th century. >> he leaves behind a trunk of relics... and a classic, woven into the fabric of america itself. >> there was a pair of old blue jeans in here. >> what'd they look like? >> they said that they were the oldest unworn pair they had ever seen. >> that's unbelievable. >> so are the lengths to which folks go for vintage old denim. >> finding any levi's pre-1900 is a massive rarity. that's the holy grail. >> what do you think they're worth? ♪ [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby in tucson, arizona. wagon trains used to pass right through here on their way to california during the gold rush, and one of the rough-and-ready pioneers who helped settle this area left behind a very strange inheritance. i'm here to get the skinny on it. >> my name's jock taylor. in 2009, i inherited a wooden trunk full of family heirlooms going back more than a century. now i'm told i could

they're cowards. i would contrast the bravery with this rabbi who might have been shot from some public reports, might have been shot in the hand and continued to preach to his congregation. also he called the highway patrol because he's so scared. he doesn't want to get shot. he wants to get arrested. when the first deputy arrives, his hands are going straight up. that's the coward these are. we have to stop this. this guy, we hear his name today, i don't want to hear it again. unfortunately, in the business we're in as law enforcement and analysts we all know his name and we'll have to, but i'd like for the public to forget it and him not to gain the infamy. >> he's young, 19 years old, being questioned by the fbi as well as homicide investigators. the mayor of poway told us the shooting was a hate crime. how does law enforcement go about making that determination, if something is a hate crime or not? >> clearly it's from the suspect. we get it by the suspect telling us those things, exhibiting, pos

. >> he is a coward for running. >> it was a choice for him to leave the scene. and right now we want him to make the right choice and turn himself in. >> a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> for mothers who work for ac transit are suing the agency saying the transit agency discriminates against women who are pregnant or breast-feeding. kristin ayres is in oakland. to the women told her their stories tonight. >> women in the lawsuit claimed that there put at an impossible situation. forcing them to choose between career and family. >> the way i feel now i don't want anymore children. it was just too much. directed edward says ac transit is the reason why she will not have another child. in the months leading up to her maternity leave she drove an aging bus and was regularly exposed to carbon monoxide fumes. when she asked to switch nothing happened for weeks. >> i ended up having an accident because i fell asleep behind the wheel. >> she claims things only got work when she came back from leave. she says they gave her a shift that allowed he

tenant strong, he was ordered to remain behind commander, and because he was to offer him being a coward for not attacking the carriers and you can imagine strong has a desire to prove his name and show he's not a coward and worthy of the fight and he does just that. a matter of weeks later at the second carrier batter the battle of santa cruz. once again bertie strong as part of the scouting at that looks to find and report carriers now, before the battle, he addressed the pilot and bernie got offended because it took it personally and said, if you're not gonna go out there and make bombs count today you should just stay home and let me send good pilots out there that can do something so we took that personally so when he found the small carrier to do the report they pressed on the attacks and they found the japanese carrier leading the bombs on the hits that were right there but not out of the battle of santa cruz it made a huge difference with two pilots and for that he was recommended later for the medal of honor for the valor. although it would be reduced to a navy class, the third

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. >> of course he's a coward for running. >> this was a choice for mr. alan to leave the scene and not stay. we like for him to turn himself in. >> there's a $25,000 reward leading to an arrest. >>> laura podesta shows us how president trump is reacting to the -- >>reporter: mueller and the ag based on mueller finders and intelligence ruled -- following up with investigate the investigators. his attacks come after the justice department announced it expects to release mueller's report on thursday. the findings are allegedly ties between russian officials and the trump presidential campaign will be redacted. in other words, sensitive information will be backed out by attorney general william barr's office. the question is, how much? >> i think to the extent that as much of it -- as can be made publicly should be made public. i think the american people have a right to know what's in the report. >> barr summed up mueller's conclusions saying the investigation found no criminal conspiracy. democrats are said they're concerned that barr will sensor the repor

out of the liberal party and goes on to say he continues to hurt my keep all our stations he's a coward a fake a liar i could go on. sadly all subtler government leaders are just like him and i actually want you to hear the prime minister in his own words because a number of liberal party m.p.'s have stood by him as this is unfolded in the press and in parliament so here's what the prime minister trudeau said last week about why it wilson ramos and jane fill pot were expelled from the caucus civil wars within parties are incredibly damaging because they signal to canadians that we care more about ourselves and we do about them that's why i made the difficult decision to remove ms wilson rebuilt and dr phil part from the liberal caucus we've taken every effort to address their concerns but ultimately if they can't honestly say that they have confidence in this team despite weeks of testimony face to face conversations and phone calls with myself and other members of caucus and they cannot be part of this team. so chris you started this off saying the word syllable war what's your take on

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the son i'm not a coward why not you never get. close. enough to. us. a three year investigation into the pro-gun lobby i've been employing it was me and you got to really. reveal secrets and you were. sitting out there will be people outraged you know. and connections some don't want exposed many in legacy media love the last shoot. documents with my al-jazeera investigations how to sell a massacre on al-jazeera. this is zero. carry this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. security council calls an emergency meeting as troops loyal to a libyan warlord advance on the capital. lawmakers vote again to stop funding the saudi u.a.e. led war and yemen. investigators say there was no pilot error at last month's ethiopian airlines crash. a new medical study says poor food choices can create more help than smoking. but again the news hour in libya where the capital tripoli is under a state of emergency it falls in order by the warlord for his troops to in his words liberate the city overnight his forces took control of the town

. >> they're cowards. they're cowards.lt weapons and their bombs and they attack innocent defenseless people. anti-semitism has been around, as you said, chris, for a long, long time. it exists a lot of times under the surface, but the rhetoric coming from our leaders has emboldened a lot of people to step forward and to be inspired by the shooters. there are a lot of other people i'd rather be inspired by. >> well, i have a feeling -- i hate to say it, i'm not a marxist, i have no other ideology other than i study politics. i think trump doesn't attack the hard-right because he knows they're voting for him. thank, khizir khan and rabbi diamond. >>> up next, president trump is doubling down on his rhetoric against illegal immigration. how do the democrats campaign against it? some republicans would like to campaign against him, too. more "hardball" after this. aftes etsy is the place to find new favorites. the things we hold on to. sold by real people and made for all of life's moments. our belongings don't just show what

he's acting like the coward general of the united states. >> damn. all right.he supreme court. last week president trump tweeted this. if the partisan dems ever tried to impeach, i would first head to the u.s. supreme court. help me understand this. why would the supreme court have any role in impeachment? >> it doesn't. the supreme court has been very clear. there is a precedent called nixon versus the united states which says quite clearly we have the supreme court have no rule in impeachment. so president trump can try, i guess, and go to the supreme court. i think he would lose 9-0. but i think the deeper point is the way in which he is talking about the supreme court, as if it's his court and his justice department acts that way and tries to rush things to the supreme court, blows off the lower courts. there is a whole culture around this white house when it comes to the supreme court and lower courts, which we've never seen in our lifetimes. it's a very dangerous and corrosive thing. >> the president learned the hard way there are three separate but equal

only ordered is history the world is reworking noising itself and the media's role is keep shifting cowards the topic and focus at the global media forum twenty nineteen and the laboratory for the digital age those who are we following whom do we trust to debate and shape the future as the georgia village global media forum twenty nineteen the place may for mine is for. the first. in the united states a congressional committee has issued a subpoena demanding to see a complete report into possible collusion between president trump and russian agents during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign committee chairman jerry nadler said he could not accept the current redacted document which he said quote leaves most of congress in the.

only a coward would do such a thing. >> investigators also released this sketch of the man they say murdered the two teens. police believe he is from delphi or possibly works there. >>> a powerful earthquake rocked the philippines today, a day after another quake hit the country, killing at least 11 people. this magnitude 6.3 quake hit in the afternoon local time. monday's earthquake farther north caused a supermarket to collapse, damaged buildings and an airport. they used cranes, crowbars and dogs to look for people in the rubble. at least 24 are reported missing. >>> north korean leader, kim jong-un will visit russia to meet with russian president vladimir putin. it comes at a crucial moment for the diplomatic process trying to rid the north of the nuclear arsenal. they have not gotten what they most want with talks with the u.s. >>> mexican police and immigration agents detained hundreds of central american migrants in a surprise raid on a caravan. migrants were walking along the highway yesterday. some women and children were screaming during the raid. mexico welcomed the first migrant

we stand here before you as a diverse i'm not proud of the chiefs actions i think the chief was a coward nowhere in this entire nation and certainly not in the city at any officer ever been fired for something called coach considerations. i have been pleading that our officers need to work in town should we any have band with another officer maybe it would have never happened because individuals saw that there's two of them there's only one of me i'm not going to fight this situation. probably any other officer would have had an individual none of bulky coat maybe the hands are in and out of pockets and the actions of that individual caused the situation become what it became. chief when terminated our brother officer. the firing was cowardice and unsupported by fact what about you've been. called in sick. the membership has voted their voice shall be heard the bolt. ninety nine point three percent ninety nine point three percent voted no confidence she cannot stand before the membership in the lead them probably give them the confidence that they can protect the community then maybe it'

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they are nothing more than cowards. terrorists attack our freedom, our values, and our way of life. our answer must be more openness and more democracy. our values will prevail. freedom will prevail over oppression. tolerance over intolerance, and love will always prevail over hate. i see this in the flowers laid outside the mosques in christchurch, new zealand. i see this in the lives led by the young survivors of the attacks in norway. and see this in new york washington, two cities that were not intimidated, not defeated, but is stronger than the horror of that september morning. madam speaker, mr. vice strong t, nato is a alliance, but to remain a strong alliance, nato must be a fair alliance. in an ideal world, we would not need to spend any money on defense, but we do not live in an ideal world. freedom has enemies, and they need to be deterred. hitler could not have been purpose.ith peaceful stalin could not have been deterred with words. isis could not have been defeated with dialogue. future enemies of freedom may choose violence again. our desire for a peaceful world is si