david lazar right here. also fire commissioners with us today president marcy frazier is here. vice president paula collins is here. commissioner steven kodjoe is here and commissioner ami morgan is here. you know we have some former fire chiefs with us today as well. >> and i want to give them a special shout out. >> paul tobacco is here with us today. welcome back, paul. >> we're hoping to have fred post still with us today as well. i guess he didn't make it but he was a chief here in the city from 1988 to 1992. >> also sandy tong predecessor is here today. janine nicholson is here today and the longest tenured chief in the history of the san francisco fire department. >> joanne hayes. >> why and i have the honor to emcee her swearing in january 16th, 2000 four. >> welcome back, joanne. and now, ladies and gentlemen, would you please rise for the presentation of colors by the san francisco firefighter veterans association on the drums today firefighter ben o'leary from station two and on the pipes sergeant alexander lentz from the san francisco police department investigations unit and great work on and

david lazar right here. also fire commissioners with us today president marcy frazier is here. vice president paula collins is here. commissioner steven kodjoe is here and commissioner ami morgan is here. you know we have some former fire chiefs with us today as well. >> and i want to give them a special shout out. >> paul tobacco is here with us today. welcome back, paul. >> we're hoping to have fred post still with us today as well. i guess he didn't make it but he was a chief here in the city from 1988 to 1992. >> also sandy tong, dean's predecessor is here today. janine nicholson is here today and the longest tenured chief in the history of the san francisco fire department. >> joanne hayes. >> why and i have the honor to emcee her swearing in january 16th, 2000 four. >> welcome back, joanne. and now, ladies and gentlemen, would you please rise for the presentation of colors by the san francisco firefighter veterans association on the drums today firefighter ben o'leary from station two and on the pipes sergeant alexander lentz from the san francisco police department investigations unit and great work

david lazar right here. also fire commissioners with us today president marcy frazier is here. vice president paula collinscommissioner steven kodjoe is here and commissioner ami morgan is here. you know we have some former fire chiefs with us today as well. >> and i want to give them a special shout out. >> paul tobacco is here with us today. welcome back, paul. >> we're hoping to have fred post still with us today as well. i guess he didn't make it but he was a chief here in the city from 1988 to 1992. >> also sandy tong, dean's predecessor is here today. janine nicholson is here today and the longest tenured chief in the history of the san francisco fire department. >> joanne hayes. >> why and i have the honor to emcee her swearing in january 16th, 2000 four. >> welcome back, joanne. and now, ladies and gentlemen, would you please rise for the presentation of colors by the san francisco firefighter veterans association on the drums today firefighter ben o'leary from station two and on the pipes sergeant alexander lentz from the san francisco police department investigations unit and great work on and no

david. who do you think has the most trouble? >> gabbard. look, we saw with her, she lost murkowski, collins and mcconnell.on gabbard because of how she handled some of those questions? i think the other two right now, it's all vote counting. it appears they may get through. i think the biggest question is, are we in a good spot as a nation when donald trump's cabinet nominees are not even getting all of his own party to vote for him? rarely do you see strictly party line votes on cabinet appointees of national security and intelligence touches. we're seeing that now, but we're not even seeing all republicans. that itself is a damning verdict for donald trump's nominees. >> i'm out of time, but i'm asking quick anyway, which of these eye chart groups concerns you guys each most? just give me the name of the group. dea. doj, fbi, omb and a quick maybe synopsis of why don you first. >> fbi. kash patel is probably the one of the three that gets through, because the fbi control is most critical to giving donald trump full immunity. >> okay. trump's attacks on these again, these these agencies. which one concer

david lazar right here. also fire commissioners with us today president marcy frazier is here. vice president paula collinsis here. commissioner steven kodjoe is here and commissioner ami morgan is here. you know we have some former fire chiefs with us today as well. >> and i want to give them a special shout out. >> paul tobacco is here with us today. welcome back, paul. >> we're hoping to have fred post still with us today as well. i guess he didn't make it but he was a chief here in the city from 1988 to 1992. >> also sandy tong, dean's predecessor is here today. janine nicholson is here today and the longest tenured chief in the history of the san francisco fire department. >> joanne hayes. >> why and i have the honor to emcee her swearing in january 16th, 2000 four. >> welcome back, joanne. and now, ladies and gentlemen, would you please rise for the presentation of colors by the san francisco firefighter veterans association on the drums today firefighter ben o'leary from station two and on the pipes sergeant alexander lentz from the san francisco police department investigations unit and great work

collins at the white house, thank you so much. we'll see you at nine for the source. with us now, cnn's john king, cnn national security analyst beth sanders, cnn's senior political commentator david axelrod, and republican strategist erin perrine. david axelrod, when you hear the president of the united states say that he wants a long term ownership position for the u.s. and gaza, what do you hear and what do you think the world hears? >> i mean. >> it's really hard to know where to start. >> with that. >> the idea that you're. >> basically you're. >> saying we. >> are going to expel 1.8 million. people from their homeland. we are going to. compel the egyptians and the jordanians to. take them. both countries have strongly rejected that. it's kind of an existential position for, uh, certainly for jordan. and probably the egyptians feel the same way. they don't want, uh, palestinians living. on in their countries. they think that destabilizes their countries. the idea that the u.s. would just seize the land and redevelop it as a real estate project, with the help of the u.s. military, uh, i mean, all of it is kind of mind boggling. but, john, i think there's a bigger thing, given

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. >> david collins. >> david collins. >> he spoke to them for three hours and he's done a very, veryb with that interview. very difficult interview. moving on to, well, completely different political fair again in the mail on sunday. farage paves way for reform tory mega party with boris that would trounce stumbling starmer. tell me more nick. >> well, the talk is that this is the way forward. let's see. reform a polling very well at the moment. i think they're ahead of both the other parties. >> aren't they now. but they're all kind of a third, a third, a third. so somebody needs to do the running here and get very further ahead. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> well a figure beginning with a three basically to win the next election. >> you spend more time in mr farage company than i do. what do you think. well is it is it possible? i mean, to. >> me he gets on with boris, but he feels very let down by 2019. and this idea that reform or then the brexit party stood aside and then boris didn't deliver on his post—brexit pledges. i think he's got a not very good relationship at all with kemi baden