then, newsmakers with dr. scott gottlieb. after that, the president's joint news conference last week with baltic leaders. michio kakun "q&a," talks about his career in science and about his book. >> the norm for mother nature is extinction. if you dig under our feet right now, you will see the bones of % that no longer walk the surface of the earth. we are different. we have self-awareness. we plot, scheme, plan. perhaps, we will of aid -- evade this conundrum. the other books talk about the steps, but what is the goal, the pot of gold out there? >> "culinary -- "q&a" tonight at 8:00 eastern. >> this morning, syndicated columnist cal thomas discusses news of the day and his column warning washington may be reaching a breaking point. in our series 1968: american turmoil looks at the politics of that era with former maryland lieutenant governor kathleen kennto

the newsmakers features dr. scott gottlieb. a reporter asking him about president trump's plan to address drug prices. >> there is a plan that president trump has said will get drug prices, he has said they will be presenting something in april. i wonder how involved you are in this process and what the fda might be adding. you have already done a lot of things on drug pricing. >> i am not going to front run the president. what i will say to you, in all honesty, we talked about some unfinished business. we have been pretty candid about some of the things we want to do in the near term. address the situation of bio similars and creating competition, and there is still more we can do trying to address these issues. we see obstacles to vigorous generic entry at the time of patent expiring, so there is more to do. we will do more of the near term and the course of next year. >> there has been a lot of criticism from congress folks, including representative, the democrat out of maryland elijah cummings. were expecting action last ye

corp. 2017] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> news makers is next with dr. scott gottlieb head of the drug administration followed by two events with president trump from earlier this week. a joint news conference at the white house with the leaders and tonia, latvia lithuania. the other a roundtable discussion on tax reform with officials and local business leaders from west virginia. later, foreign policy experts the implications of russia president vladimir putin's re-election. > our guest on news makers is scott gottlieb the commissioner of the food and drug and istration a physician oversees in his role a $2.9 15,000 budget and employees. he is at the nexus of a lot much health debates. we will introduce you're two reporter for licy bloomberg news and health policy reporter and i believe you are first with questions. minds of thing on the a lot of people are opioids and crisis that is going on and you made a speech facebook calling on and twitter and other internet something about the offers for illegal opioids a lot of people are buying these drugs. have you

earlier this year i joined the commissioner of the food and drug administration, dr. scott got loo leave, in vifingt the -- scott gottlieb, in visiting the international mail facility in new york. this facility is one of nine in our country and acts as barrier for these illicit and dangerous -- dangerous drugs being sent to america through the international mail. the food and drug administration and the united states customs and border patrol together work to identify and destroy dangerous substances hidden in pieces of mail, but more authority is needed to provide these agencies with tools to swiftly act and act more efficiently. there are millions of suspicious packages full of illicit drugs and other contraband crossing our borders. sometimes the f.d.a. is powerless in its ability to destroy these harmful and illicit substances. sometimes they're required to send them back to the sender and sometimes they will see a packaged re-- a package reseekled and brought back into this country for yet -- recycled and brought back into this country for yet another try. that, mr. sp

satellite system and with the -- [inaudible] and on that note, we are especially honored to have dr. scott pace key note our event today. and he needs no introduction, i think, to those of you who follow space issues. scott is, of course, the executive secretary of the space council, an important new initiative that is putting great emphasis on the future of u.s. endeavors in space. he's the former director of the space policy institute and professor at george washington university. he's held senior positions in the commerce department, the white house and in nasa. most recently at nasa he was associate administrator for program analysis and valuation under nasa add -- administrator mike griffin who spoke here less than two weeks ago in his new capacity as undersecretary for the department of science and engineering. scott is extraordinarily well suited as a creative and future-oriented thinker to help shape an american strategy that, to help shape a u.s. strategy to advance american space capabilities to advance our geopolitical interests. without any further ado, i want to turn the micro

next, remarks by fda ,ommissioner dr. scott copley speaking at the national food policy conference on the sodium levels in food, food labeling, and his agency's role in improving public health. this is 50 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. i am delighted to introduce dr. sworn in as who was the 23rd commissioner of food and drugs. dr. godley is a physician, medical policy expert and public health advocate whose prior experience working as the deputy commissioner for scion technique -- scientific affairs ensures that he was well prepared for his current job. previously, the commissioner was a fellow at the american enterprise institute and a clinical assistant professor at the nyu school of medicine where he also practice as a hospitalist. i would like to share with you two fun fact you may not know about him. the commissioner was born in new jersey. anyone else from new jersey? anyone else here from new jersey? new jersey is the garden state, which makes him uniquely qualified to oversee the safety of fresh produce. second, he

dr. caroline scott. >> good afternoon, commission. i am a native of san francisco and i serve the community as an inner city missionary, have served since 1969, but a resident of bayview-hunters point 1950, i saw the rise of the community, the decline, and now a witness also of an opportunity to see the revival of this community, the redevelopment of the community, the regeneration and all of the opportunities that have been stated. i also have the dream and see the dream and would hope you catch that with us. join us in that dream and approve of this opportunity. and the project. >> thank you. >> roberta. >> thank you, madam chairman. in addition to being a ten-year long senior advisor in community development to now five point, formerly lenor, and working ten years on this project in its various refinements and iterations, i want to attest as a san francisco community member the authenticity of the community process that has been undertaken by five point and discharged very faithfully. i have attended more than 1,000 community meeti

our guest is dr. scottith the fda on the president's plan to address truck races. -- drug prices. >> president trump says he will have a press conference that will get drug prices. he says there will be a presentation in april. i wonder how involved you are and what might be being added. >> it is a good try. i will not front run the president but i will say to you in all honesty answering russian, we have talked about unfinished business and we have been candid about things we want to do in the near term. we want to dress the issue creating more competition in the market. there is still more we could do with respect to urge dressing these issues where we see obstacles to vigorous generic entry. more we will do in the near term and during the next year. >> there has been a lot of criticism from congress folks and that includes representative -- out of maryland. they were expecting -- from the president after a meeting. this is a big promotion of his and i'mampaign trail curious, do you think with the press c

earlier this year i joined the commissioner of the food and drug administration, dr. scott got loo leave, in vifingt the -- scott gottlieb, in visiting the international mail facility in new york. this facility is one of nine in our country and acts as barrier for these illicit and dangerous -- dangerous drugs being sent to america through the international mail. the food and drug administration and the united states customs and border patrol together work to identify and destroy dangerous substances hidden in pieces of mail, but more authority is needed to provide these agencies with tools to swiftly act and act more efficiently. there are millions of suspicious packages full of illicit drugs and other contraband crossing our borders. sometimes the f.d.a. is powerless in its ability to destroy these harmful and illicit substances. sometimes they're required to send them back to the sender and sometimes they will see a packaged re-- a package reseekled and brought back into this country for yet -- recycled and brought back into this country for yet another try. that, mr. sp

dr. darrell scott. they really get it. lowest black and hispanic unemployment in history. good evening.nk you for joining us. great column. let's talk about this. c kanye west and president trump loves to flatter him. does he think it gives him some sort of credibility with people of color? that's you. >> i think it's important to understand that prepolitics, donald trump has always sought it and very often they have given it to him. if you look at hip hop music there are a lot and thoese are generally positive references. they validated him. he wants to connect on some level to people in that community. it is no surprise to me that if he found someone in hip hop still willing to be on his side it would elevate that. you have to remember that donald trump is from new york. when rap was fresh and new it was born here in new york city he was here to witness that. there is something about him that connects on that level. i don't think he relates on any way on whether or not kanye is doing something for or against it. the one and only time i ever met donald trump i don't think he knew who i

dr. darrell scott, they really get it (lowest black & hispanic unemployment in history)." caught flak earlier this week for supporting trump after tweeting wednesday quote "black people don't have to be democrats." now some on social media are speculating west is having mental health problems.others say he's drumming up publicity for a soon-to-be-released album. (catherine) chance the rapper is responding to that tweet and rejecting the thank-you from president trump. tweeting back --- "nah, that ain't it, yo." he explained on twitter that he supports west, not trump. adding that west is "family," although he doesn't always share his views. chance also noted that in his hometown of chicago, the black community has continued to suffer, despite years of democratic city leadership. ((grant))that wraps up kron 4 news at nine... ((catherine))but our primetime coverage continues..pam moore is here now with kron 4 news at ten...pam? ((pam))thank you grant and catherine.. next at ten.... relief for a couple hundred east bay residents forced from their homes.. becaues of a massive

so thank you for being here tonight. [ applause ] >> please welcome dr. scott morris, founder of the church health center. ♪ ♪ >> so welcome to crosstown concourse. on behalf of crosstown development, crosstown arts, church health and all who live and work in this space, we're pleased to welcome you home. you people actually do live here, don't you? so this really is your home. how cool is that? so this building was built in 1927 to be a sears retail and distribution center, but during the days of segregation, it was one of the few white-owned businesses in memphis where african-americans could walk through the front door. it was abandoned in 1992 and left to rot. but it has now come back to a new life, far more noble than its past. our opening day was the day after -- the week after charlottesville. it was a glorious day in memphis. it was a day to celebrate all that is possible in god's imagination. and as we move forward, we are committed to work in memphis to live into the beloved community. we are not so naive as to ignore the challenges we have before us,

dr. darryl scott. they get it. lowest black and hispanic unemployment in history.s has been a moment for the president. hi has claimed he has served the black community in effect, better than obama did, better than the democrats because the economy is doing well. he found himself an unlikely supporter in kanye west this week. >> yeah, i mean, it has been -- the political development this week that i least expected was that we would be seeing not only a trump/macron bromance, but now a trump/kanye bromance. as you know, kanye's an eccentric. a lot of voices coming out saying he doesn't speak for the african-american community writ large in this regard. as the president said, it sparked a larger debate. you know, for a lot of other republicans, they're not always excited to see the president wade into racial politics and reignite some of those debates that can be so divisive in which he's been so divisive. >> this week you have all these issues. trouble in the cabinet. you have the president tweeting about kanye west, but there are major diplomatic decisions hanging

dr. darrell scott. they really get it. lowest black and hispanic unemployment in history." support between the president and west is sending then left and the media into a frenzy. take a look at this. >> kanye west as a lot of people wondering if he cares about black people. >> rapper kanye west tweeting, "you don't have to agree with trump with the mob can't make me not to love him." victor we have the right independent thought. yes, we have the right independent thought and i independently think that kanye has lost his mind. >> donald trump is your brother, it is true, i am your brother, too. brother to brother i just want to say, put the phone down. >> have you guys noticed -- do you feel it? very few people have it? >> what's wrong? >> the president has it. >> what? >> kanye has it. >> but are you talking about? >> dragon energy. before he was president of the united states, he was a tv host, maybe it's harmless, he was somebody that they could aspire to or at least aspire to that lifestyle. but i think now it's changed a little bit so that's why you have seen so much o

dr. darrell scott, they really get it lowest black and hispanic unemployment in history.course, the show of support between the president and west is sending the left and the media in to a frenzy. take look at. this today kanye west has a lot of people wondering if he cares about black people. rapper kanye west treating you don't have to agree with president trump but the mob can't make me not love him. >> we have the right to independent thoughts. yes we have the right to independent thoughts and i independently think that kanye has lost your mind. i'm your brother, too. brother to brother i want to say put the phone down. >> can i ask you something on this set. >> what. >> have you guys noticed, do you feel it? wily and i have it. >> what? >> very few people have it. >> what's wrong? >> the president has it. >> what? >> kanye has it. >> what are you talking about? >> dragon energy. >> no. stop. gross. >> before he was the president of the united states he was the tv host. viewed as harmless and he was somebody that they could aspire to or at least aspire to that lifesty

tomorrow, we will start with an address from dr. scott gottlieb, who is commissioner of food and drugs at the fda. and later, we will have the dean of nutrition science and -- as of friday, nearly 300 people registered for the conference. many of you are washington era veterans and many of you have traveled across the country or even from abroad. as you can see from the attendee list in your packets, we have got a really diverse group. we are joined by consumer advocates, representatives of food industry, government, academics, nutritionists and dietitians and graduates and law students and like i said, whatever you do, wherever you are from, this conference is a great opportunity to mingle and network with a diverse group of folks and we really appreciate you joining us here today and hope you enjoy the program. if any of you are on twitter, you can follow us at @ cfafoodpolicy. i think it is on your program and the hashtag for the conference is #fcfafbc we also have our app. if you haven't downloaded it already, there are instructions o

dr. darrell scott. they really get it. lowest black and hispanic unemployment in history. talk about it with matt lewis and an op-ed columnist for "the new york times," charles -- they have continued their love fest and the president loves to cozy up with anyone who flatters him. does he think it gives him some sort of credibility with people of color? >> who is that too? >> to you, charles. >> prepolitics, donald trump has always sought validation from the hip-hop community and they've given it to him. from the '80s, '90s, a lot of trump references generally positive references so he sought validation and they validated him. he connects on some level or wants to, to people in that community. it is no, you know, no surprise if he found someone in hip-hop still willing to be on his side he'll do it. you have to remember donald trump is from new york. he's a new york city creature. you know, when rap was being -- was fresh and new, was born here in new york city, he was here to witness that. so he -- there is so something that connects with him. i don't think he relates on a

dr. darrell scott, they really get it lowest black and hispanic unemployment in history.urse, the show of support between the president and west is sending the left and the media in to a frenzy. take look at. this today kanye west has a lot of people wondering if he cares about black people. rapper kanye west treating you don't have to agree with president trump but the mob can't make me not love him. >> we have the right to independent thoughts. yes we have the right to independent thoughts and i independently think that kanye has lost your mind. i'm your brother, too. brother to brother i want to say put the phone down. >> can i ask you something on this set. >> what. >> have you guys noticed, do you feel it? wily and i have it. >> what? >> very few people have it. >> what's wrong? >> the president has it. >> what? >> kanye has it. >> what are you talking about? >> dragon energy. >> no. stop. gross. >> before he was the president of the united states he was the tv host. viewed as harmless and he was somebody that they could aspire to or at least aspire to that lifestyle

. >> please welcome dr. scott morris, founder of the church health center. >> welcome to crosstown concorde. to all who live and work in this state, we are pleased to welcome you home. this really is your home. this building was built in 1927. segregationays of it was the few businesses in bit -- in america. abandoned in 1992 and left to rot. our opening day was the week after charlottesville. it was a glorious day in memphis. it was a day to celebrate all that was possible in god's imagination. we are committed to work in memphis in the beloved community. we are not so naive to ignore the challenges we have before us. intensely in a world --lt on justice, mercy diversity in all its forms makes us stronger. i invite you to wander through our building tonight to gaze at what is here. tomorrow, come back with your sleeves rolled up to help us build a community in memphis. welcome to crosstown. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, >> ladies and gentlemen, frederick yonet. ♪ ♪ ♪ mama said i came from the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪

dr. darryl scott. darryl, great to see you. >> great to see you, too. thanks for having me.ge between these guys? >> >> i don't think so. you know, kanye west is his own man and long relationship with the president. he has told himself i'm not going to allow my viewpoints and opinions to be suppressed by the left. i really don't think that he thought when he initially engaged with candace owens that it would create this backlash and receive this criticism. he is his own man. is he not backing down from it. african-americans are not going to punt me. brian: kanye west doubled down when john legend went after him last night. kanye west said this about chicago. obama was in office for eight years and nothing in chicago changed. interesting because that's where it's library is going to be. number one, was that his fault and what could president trump do different? >> well, right now, president trump is behind this urban revitalization initiative that we are going to be rolling out very, very soon. chicago is going to be very positively impacted by it. there is a very ambitious u

dr. ronny jackson. scott pruitt could now be facing new ethics reviews in addition to the ones already happening right now. here's a list of the agencies that are looking into some of his actions and decisions in spending at the epa. they include a look at his travel expenses, security team, raises for staff members, those continue, and the inspector general says there will likely be new reviews added to that last. >>> well north korea state media is calling the korean summit a new milestone although president trump plans to meet himself with kim jong-un, he says es a not going to get played. >>> plus the trump administration's travel ban sparking protests, how it inspired one woman to run for office. >> a woman got sick on her flight and the doctor tells the crew to land. they didn't do it and her family is suing. >> why did the pilot make a decision to continue on with the flight when he had a doctor ten feet await on the cabin floor telling him that she needed to land? i'm very proud of the fact that i ser

dr. elsie scott, ms. bernice king, doctor barbara skinner, dr. malveaux, and many others. hazel is not only one of our foremost journalist in our country today, she's also knows a little something about how to assemble some of our greatest thought leaders from our country and community. congratulations. hazel, on another magnificent event, my friends, i'm here today to discuss one of the most pressing issues facing african-americans, and how to close the homeownership gap, and how to build legacy wealth. today our rate of home ownership lurks near the bottom. this most recent recession put us in trouble, african-americans especially. we dropped from a pre-recession high of 49% to an unacceptable rate of 42%. we lost billions in real estate. and today, over one half of all african-americans are renting. we are paying somebody's a mortgage note. those who do not live in our communities. if we can help put somebody in the white house, if we can get out and vote and cause the person to be over housing, the housing administration, we can do all this, and we can't put our people

dr. jackson withdraws his name. can scott pruitt be far behind?steve going to china as the deadline looms for the u.s. imposing tariffs on $50 billion in chinese imports. and marijuana tug-of-war. it, nowic favors republicans are 20 with democrats to make it easier to experiment with cannabis, but the attorney general says no to expand the use of pot. ♪ shery: cabinet shuffle, president trump's team facing a busy day after

dr. king's three surviving children. it's their first joint interview since the death of their mother coretta scott king 12 years ago. ednesday marks exactly 50 wers since dr. king's assassination in memphis. cbs news special correspondent james brown will co-anchor "cbs this morning" from the national civil rights museum at the formal lorraine motel in memphis. j.b. will also have special reports for the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. the ncaa tournament final four fes reduced last night to just two teams, the villanova htldcats easily defeated kansas to advance to monday night's championship game. they will play the michigan wolverines who ended loyola of chicago's cinderella story. team chaplain, sister jean, told players she is proud of them. coming up, a toxic chemical found in common paint removers has reportedly been linked to atzens of deaths. so why has the e.p.a. put a proposed ban on the chemical on hold. and later a spectacular new take on a timeless work of art. on a timeless work of art. bill make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed

dr. darryl scott they really get it. lowest black and hispanic unemployment in history.the urban revitalization coalition. i have to ask you pastor welcome back to the show it's great to see you again. >> great to see you as well. stuart: have you got the ear of the president, do you talk to him a lot? >> well, he lends me his ear from time to time, i will say that, and when he doesn't lend me his ear i try to have something worthy of the ear of the president of the united states, but then also to temper it with something that he as a friend of mine, we can laugh and joke about as well. he's a great guy but from time to time he lends me his ear and i try not to abuse the privilege and have something worthwhile to talk about with him. stuart: i sometimes get the impression that the black community wanted special treatment from the president, special programs geared towards the african american community, but i get the impression that president trump doesn't want that kind of special treatment. he wants to raise all votes at the same time.ç is that a reasonable distinctio

dr. king's three surviving children. their first joint interview since the death of their mother co coretta scott king. >>> this wednesday marks 50 years since dr. king's assassination in memphis. james brown will co-anchor cbs this morning from the national civil rights museum at the former lorain motel in memphis. j.b. will have special reports for the cbs evening news with jeff glor. >>> the ncaa tournament's final four reduced last night to just two teams. villanova wildcats defeated kansas to advance to monday night's championship game. they'll play the michigan wolverines. who ended loyolar chicago's cinderella story. team chaplain sister jean told players she is proud of them. >> as they left the floor. >> coming up a toxic chemical found in common paint removers has reportedly beenlinged to dozens of deaths. why is the epa put a pro posed ban on the chemical on hold. later, a spectacular new so, what's new? we just switched to geico and got more. more? they've been saving folks money for over 75 years. a company you can trust. geico even helped us with homeowners insurance. more sounds great. gotta love more... r

dr. jackson withdraws his name. can scott pruitt be far behind? mnuchinthe wire, steve going to china as the deadline looms for the u.s. imposing tariffs on $50 billion in chinese imports. and marijuana tug-of-war. it, nowic favors republicans are 20 with democrats to make it easier to experiment with cannabis, but the attorney general says no to expand the use of pot. ♪ shery: cabinet shuffle, president trump's team facing a busy day after insisting that he would continue with the confirmation hearings, ronnie jackson, the white house physician, has bowed out from consideration to become the next v.a. secretary. while scott pruitt faces a grilling from two congressional committees, republican lawmakers have warned that it will be a rugged hearing. and on the senate floor today, a vote on mike pompeo's nomination for secretary of state. our chief washington correspondent kevin cirilli is here with the latest. kevin, so much to go through. start with mike pompeo, because the vote is expected to start anytime now. vote: yes, the procedural is schedu

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keep in mind, the ethical questions swirling around scott pruitt i think for a lot of americans they rise to a different level than the allegations facing drwhat we know of at this point. one thing i can tell you is that scott pruitt has hearings coming up on thursday in the house. he's expected to be hosted on a whole grill of ethical questions, staying in the lobbiest condo, travel expenses and so on. i spoke to an official who said they offered to assist scott pruitt to prepare for these hearing and he declined. he refused any assistance from the white house. so the white house feels he's ready to answer policy questions but not ethical questions. >> does the president still have confidence in pruitt? >> at this point he does have confidence in pruitt, according to our sources. but that basically hinges on pruitt's ability to advance the president's agenda on these ideological issues that they care about here at the white house. they like that scott pruitt has taken an ax to environmental policies all over the country. they want to see that continue. but at the same time, these ethical clouds hanging over the epa administrator, they are

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outbreak in scott county that dr. benjamin spoke of who i'm not going to it.abor town of 4,000 people never had more than three h.i.v. cases in year.le now over 230 cases of h.i.v. all related to injection drug use. the experiences i had and the essons i learned during that h.i.v. outbreak are exactly why treasure the opportunity that has been given to me to be the surgeon general of the united states. speak at invited to large conferences and in rooms similar to, bigger than the one that i'm in today. ut i feel i truly have the biggest impact when i can help local discussions. just as they say all politics are local, all health is local. and i personally feel we can only local meaningfully and change health when local partners come together and create local solutions. to of you all may not like hear me say this, but, you know, the folks in d.c. aren't going a white horse and save the day. there's a lot that we can do from here in d.c. lot the federal government can do and should do and must do. create e only going to

dr. ronnie jackson stepping away from his va nomination. you have scotto defend himself against -- basically these, you know, calls that he has been a complete violator of ethics. >> ten different investigations. >> seth: ten different investigations. how do you -- do you think it's just too much for people to process? >> i think it is hard to process. i mean, it really is. and there's a, you know, there's a -- there's a moment, there's a "simpsons" moment i keep coming back to where the doctor tells montgomery burns that he's being kept alive because all these different diseases are fighting each other. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and it's like, there's a little bit of that with like trump scandals. >> seth: right. >> even scott pruitt right now, like, we had an editorials meeting this morning and i was like, "well, we've just got to pick one, 'cause we can't do the whole show on scott pruitt." so like what's the -- >> seth: yeah. >> are we doing the phone booth or are we doing the thing he rented from the lobbyists -- >> seth: yeah. >> are we doing t

we talked about the hiv outbreak in scott county, indiana, and do a whole lot of folks who said dr. adams, why didn't you just go down there in jujube power to tell the commission to open up a syringe service program? if i'd gone down there and done that, the local sheriff would have set up a perimeter around the syringe service program and arrested people as they were coming in or going out. doesn't matter what the science says. he still has legal authority to do that. if i try to ram it down the throats that would've been a sermon at church the next week by the local pastor talking about how the health commissioner came in from out of town and was the devil trying to push this on their community. we have to engage people where they are and show them that we care. i went to that community and they didn't come them say you need a syringe service program. i came in and said you all have a problem. tell me how you feel we should solve this problem could tell me what your community needs and let's figure out how we can get there together. that's how we stop the transmission of hiv in t

. >> scott mcgrew, this came as accusations against dr. ronny jackson were piling up. >> piling up. with all the accusations it's a pretty good question why dr. jackson had a job as white house physician in the first place. there have been accusations of drinking on the job, he wrote himself prescriptions. latest allegation he wrecked a government car while drunk. before 5:00 a.m. our time the white house announced jackson had withdrawn his name for nomination of the next secretary of the veterans administration. dr. jackson denies all these accusations. we're getting mixed message from the white house all week. president trump suggested jackson withdraw earlier this week and then later encouraged him to stay. a few moments ago president trump phoned into his favorite news program "fox & friends" to comment on the jackson issue. here he is by phone. >> i said, you know, doc, you run a great operation. how do you think you'd do at the v.a.? we can talk about experience, but the v.a. when you think about 13 million people, you could take the head of the biggest hospital corporation of

. >> scott pruitt was an expert level grifter. dr. jackson came out of the block lying. there's no way -- if donald trump weighs 239 pounds, i have an affordable flat in brooklyn to sell you. on top of that, there's a question about his skill set. he can't manage a bureaucracy of this scale. he doesn't have that experience. on top of that, there's the question of vetting. the question of vetting takes me to general kelly. what is his role in this? what is he doing? how does ronnie jackson get to this point? and what is the role of kelly? >> the chief of staff doesn't have a role in the vetting process. >> that's not true. they see the vet. >> he could say accelerate it, don't mind this and that. let me also point out the stuff that came out today about bad workplace environment, possible drinking, et cetera, that would not harm a bulletproof nominee who would get there in front of the committee -- >> or would prescribing a medicine get a doctor from forbidden from practicing medicine in the state of new york>> that . >> that is not a proven charge. the leaks come out bec

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scott mcgrew joins us. this came as accusations against dr. ronny jackson started to pile up. >> indeed they did. with all the accusations, it's a pretty good question why dr. jackson had his job as white house physician in the first pla place. there have been accusations of drinking on the job, he wrote himself prescriptions. latest allegation, he wrecked a government car while drunk. before 5:00 a.m. our time the white house announced jackson had withdrawn his name for nomination of the next secretary of the veterans administration. dr. jackson said in a statement, the allegations against me are completely false and fabricated. if they had any merit, i wouldn't have been selected, promoted, and entrusted to serve as physician to three presidents. a few moments ago president trump phoned into his favorite news program "fox & friends" to comment on the jackson issue. the president says he still supports jackson but has a new nominee in mind. the president also spoke about james comey saying he did the country a big favor by firing him. he also acknowledged he did spend the night in moscow during

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dr. ronny jackson is out of the frying pan, and scott pruitt is in the fire. the president's pick to head the va withdraws. the epa chief on capitol hill. what they're both saying today about allegations against them next. you won't see these folks at the post office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again go to stamps.com/tv and never go to fthere's flonase sensimist.tchy and watery near pollen. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. >>> dr. ronny jackson is no longer the nominee to run the va. jackson withdrew this morning, embroiled in a series of allegations ranging from drinking on the job to freely doling out prescription pills to create an abus

by now most of you in the room are familiar with the varying degrees, the hiv outbreak in scott county that dr. benjamin spoke of so i won't belabor it. a town of 4,000 people, never had more than three hiv cases in a year. now, 230 cases of hiv related to injection drug use. the lessons that i learned during that hiv outbreak, why i treasure the opportunity given to me to be the surgeon general of the united states. i'm often invited to speak at large conferences in rooms similar to, bigger than the one i'm in today. but i feel i truly have the biggest impact when i can help facilitate local discussions. just as they say all politics is local, all health is local and i personally feel we can only meaningfully and sustainably change health when local partners come together and create local solutions. some of all may not like to hear me say this but, you know the folks in d.c. aren't going to ride in on a white horse to save the day. there is a lot we can do from here in d.c. there is a lot of federal government can do and should do and must do but we'll only create that change, that meaningful

because i don't think scott pruitt is going to be in his job very long. >> sean: dr., the reason i'm laying down a gauntlet on this show tonight as hard as i am tonight, is that this is now every single day. they want to -- not just delegitimize the president. disagree with the president. there is nothing, dr. gorka, in the minds of people on the left that donald trump can do right. >> absolutely not. you would think they had learned their lesson on the day of the election, sean, when the whole left-wing media, without exception, said that hillary clinton will be the president. instead of learning from just how wrong they got it, they doubled down. and we have now experienced a year and a half of persistent lying. when they go on national television and simply lie about the administration, about what they are doing, the pew apology company is not exactly an arch conservative polling company. when they say that the mainstream media has a 5% positive coverage of the president, after the last year and a half, you know they have got a problem. but they refused to address

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because i don't think scott pruitt is going to be in his job very long. >> sean: dr.laying down a gauntlet on this show tonight as hard as i am tonight, is that this is now every single day. they want to -- not just delegitimize the president. disagree with the president. there is nothing, dr. gorka, in the minds of people on the left that donald trump can do right. >> absolutely not. you would think they had learned their lesson on the day of the election, sean, when the whole left-wing media, without exception, said that hillary clinton will be the president. instead of learning from just how wrong they got it, they doubled down. and we have now experienced a year and a half of persistent lying. when they go on national television and simply lie about the administration, about what they are doing, the pew apology company is not exactly an arch conservative polling company. when they say that the mainstream media has a 5% positive coverage of the president, after the last year and a half, you know they have got a problem. but they refused to address it and that's why