ed? >> ed: garrett tenney, thank you.alls for a second special counsel main mall to investigate the investigators are getting a big boost in it. doug mckelway has been tracking the russian progress late tonight. good evening, doug. >> good evening, ed. republicans have been making overtures that a second special counsel is needed to basically investigate investigators. today, those overtures became a request in the form of a letter to the justice department from the judiciary committee chuck grassley and lindsey graham. they write, "we have the utmost confidence in the inspector general's integrity, fairness, and impartiality. however, by statute, the inspector general does not have the tools the prosecutor what to gather all the facts. thus, we believe a special counsel as needed." in other words, the ig as no grand jury to pressure witnesses and rules prohibit the ig from dating former employees are those who are outside the justice department. >> we know he is doing good work, digs indeed, he can only bring those peopl

>> ed: great campaign.alked a lot about trade, ripping up the transpacific partner tomei partnership, which donald trump is doing, at least from the american standpoint. has he made some good moves on something like trade? >> i don't think he really knows what he's doing on trade. for my part, i was very guarded tomei critical of the trans-pacific partnership and impact of any trade deals that we are not allowed to read before our congress has to vote on them. i think that what we are looking to accomplish in terms of strengthening steel and strengthening aluminum, we probably could do those things with strong provisions by american. not only defense but also in infrastructure and rebuilding our country. i think donald trump really isn't sure what he's doing. he sure that he wants the photo up but he certainly not sure with his trade were leads. he's probably the only world leader that whatever say something as outrageous as trade wars are easy to win. there's only losers and trade wars. >> ed: as we head i

>> ed gillespie had sucked up to the president, ed gillespie had an establishment republican, he had broken it trumpy, he talked about ms-13, embraced trump-ism, went to the other way. then in the end, trump basically washed his hands of ed gillespie and said, trumpy but not trumpy enough. i feel really bad for rick saccone. if these numbers hold, if these margins hold, he volunteered for service. he said, i'm going to do this, and he is going to get dumped on savagely by his own party. the people who encouraged him into this race, the people who got him in this race, are going to treat him like a bag of old socks and beat up on him. yes, he did make didn't raise a lot of money, he did not look like conor lamb onstage is the way i'll put it. he wasn't a good retail politician. he was in the arena and it is sad and guys like that get beaten up on. spoon treated like a bag of socks? guy benson, still out there, what happened to ronald reagan's commandment about not speaking ill of another republican? >> until the election is over. if they lose, outcome the knives. my understanding that

ed? >> ed: molly, two hours ago or so, we were getting reports suggesting that some of the saccone folks were going home, some might have been disappointed, others didn't want to stay up all night. as you see behind you, there is excitement there, electricity for the first time. they believe maybe he does have a shot. talk about that but also, are you getting any information on the ground about a time frame? is this all just kind of up in the air? is there a sense that by noon tomorrow? by 3:00 p.m.? any sense? >> to this point i have not seen people trickling out throughout the night. i think the crowd has stuck around. i've seen children leave, but other than that, the adults have stuck around. is there still seem to be smiles on faces, so i don't think they have given up hope in the saccone camp. as far as when this could be over, i think this is unlikely to be over tonight, probably not tomorrow. i potentially could take days. they seem like they are looking at these absentee ballots

pete: who is ed related to. ed: we will find out. lot of news coming out as there always is on a saturday morning. pete: difference of opinion and perspective between that guy and the man on the left andy mccabe and the guy on the right james comey. a report came out by the office of professional responsibility used as part of deputy director's andy mccabe's firing. includes testimony from director comey that conflicts with what mccabe has publicly said. so there continues to be differences of opinion. but there is a lot of things that have been said under oath that has implications. abby: this goes back to an article in the "wall street journal" that was out in january of 2016 where mccabe, i guess, provided some leaks or allowed some leaks to come from the fbi. and james comey saying i don't remember this happening. ed: correct. abby: there might be emails provide proof what's going on. the bigger story because there are so many details in all of this, you fbi and work in d.c. this should be the most trans parent of all. there shou

ed: oh, no. need your help. ed: i need you. i need you. pete: yes, sir! ed: sorry the better man won. pete: i was defeated by ed in a three pointer. rachel? ed: move in a little bit. oh, there it is. pete: you know what i'm going to make one. we will be right back as i hang my head in shame. >> [laughter] >> ♪ ♪ [burke] vengeful vermin. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ pete: welcome back to fox & friends it is st. patties day and we've got of course as a result guiness. >> how is it going? ed: we're in a virtual bar here in a studio in manhattan. pete: aaron ridgeway, a guiness ambassador from dublin, how do you pour the perfect point? >> with clean glass, you don't necessarily have to reach over the bar actually that's not a good way to do it at all and fill it up three-quarters of the way and then let it set. ed: we're going to finish this after the show. go to our facebook page right now. pete: i migh

pete: vote for ed. the point is vote for ed.re doing the last segment so a very famous anchor who brings out the billboard on big election nights pete: yes. ed: he may now be getting involved in the tabulation and calling in the results. it adds legitimaticy. rachel: it does they use the election music and now we have the election anchor. ed: it's all going down. pete: quickly. rachel: well we've got todd pyro on taking a dip in ice cold waters all for a great cause. pete: todd joins us live from northport, new york. todd: we're ready to go, are we excited? >> [applause] todd: come on. we're not doing this because we're crazy we're doing this for a great cause check out the bottom of the screen and any money we raise goes to help those who are food insecure and who are very very hungry. with that i have one more thing to add. whoever is running audio today please make sure you have the seven second delay, because i might curse, all right? let's go to george the mayor here in northport, and he's going to counties down before we r

ed: he is.ee when visiting his son's classroom. >> i'm looking around the class because they are preparing the kids for the pledge of allegiance. i'm looking where are they going to look to do the pledge of allegiance because there's no flag. there's no flag anywhere. this is stage i of brainwashing our young people to desensitize them to american values. pete: that father and former tucson police officer brandon tatum joins us now. brandon, thank you very much. you speak truth a lot online and you have a lot of followers. and in this one really struck a cord with a lot of people. you entered your son's classroom. they are saying the pledge but there is no flag. what has come of it sense and what do you make of it. >> initially i was shocked and frustrated. since then i have called the school. i have had a really, really good conversation with his teacher. she stated to me that there was reasons behind not having the flag, not that she was anti-flag but that i think the flag was too big and she

ed? >> ed: thanks, claudia.hile many of his classmates were draining students across the country walking out of class today, my next guest was here in washington lobbying lawmakers to help pass that school safety bill that claudia was just reporting unpaid kyle kashuv is a student and a survivor of that tragic stating that occurred nearly one month ago in parkland, florida, and he drains me here right now. kyle, first of all, thank you for being here, and you were in an adjacent building from where the carnage took place. how are you doing one month later, first of all? >> i'm doing okay due to the fact -- i'm taking the time to make a positive change. i'm going through the experienc experience. >> new mexico doing are you struggling? are you having nightmares? you told me you slept three hours last night because he wanted to get on capitol hill. you are living on dr pepper and monster energy drinks right now. i hope i'm not revealing something to your parents i shouldn't be. but personally, how are you doing? >

ed: fisa abuse.d last night about that possibility. listen. >> it is our responsibility and i think my response shalt to ensure that the fisa process is carried out professionally, properly, lawfully, and with integrity. i intend to do that. we are working on that now. our office of inspector general has almost 500 employees and investigators they are going to work on this and get to the bottom of it. it could be one day that a special prosecutor would be required. but we are going to look at this both with attorneys and and inspector general's office and get to the bottom. pete: no special prosecutor yet. ed: the president wants to see him do a special counsel. that's what the tweet was about. rachel: and republicans in congress. ed: devin nunes and others who have been exposing this fisa abuse. what jeff sessions is say something reasonable. the inspector general at the justice department has been looking at just not the fisa abuse but other problems. the inspector general. rather than short circui

ed: it would be a co-ed team.unity being one of those. have you changed the way you feel about that? >> oh, absolutely not. i mean god's blessings are found within god's boundaries so david and i have simply talked about the boundaries that a all need to live in side in order to experience god's blessings and we have a dad that helped us hone this theology because we love all people but we don't love all ideas and neither does god and so when we were growing up and had an opportunity to live out what you will read in this book because when we got fired by hgtv, it was a dark time in our lives where it seemed like everything was coming against us but we drew strength from the story of when our faith intersected with god's faithfulness and marked us forever got us through that. pete: why are we at such a place where having different views in this country that's what america is founded on you can have different views about the way you live your life or political view. why would hgtv or other places expel people who t

i don't see it. >> ed: you're right.hey disclosed the bias but not on the payroll of the dnc. >> it's a real possibility an inspector general could have additional questions that might justify a special counsel. we'll have to wait and see. >> ed: tim o'brien, thanks for your insight. have to leave it there. >> always a pleasure. >> melissa: earlier this week talks between president trump and kim jong-un seemed very far off. now in a change of events, they agreed to meet face to face. we'll discuss how that meeting could go down. plus, 911 calls coming to life revealing chilling new details about the school shooting in parkland, florida. >> 911. what is your emergency? >> please, my son called me. there is shooting. >> okay -- >> in the high school, douglas high school. >> okay. stay on the line for me. they said it's in the school? >> yes. >> melissa: the world has been watching the on going feud with president trump and kim jong-un. now there's a turn. the president accepts an invitation for a face-to-face meeting with

>> guest: i wrote about ed lansdale of my book invisible ed lansdale in a city with my editor talk about my next book and you said what you do a whole book on ed lansdale. initially i was skeptical because i've never written about the guy but his intuition paid off. i discovered new information about him. i tracked down the granddaughter of the second life pat kelly and went to see her in northern virginia. she said would you be interested in these letters i have in my basement i said why would i. these were long lost love letters between absolute -- ed lansdale and pat kelly which provided perspective on his innermost life in the great romance of his life that other people do know about so as part of the information and uncovered. although ed landsdale had been written a lot about i had access to resources that others did not have. >> host: we have some callers on the line. as to what they have to say to you. gordon in laramie, wyoming you are on with max boot "the road not taken" his most recent book. >> caller: great. i may just to read invisible armies now, that's for sure. i am wond

ed: i thought it was a great speech. infrastructure is a bipartisan issue if the democrats would get off the dime and decide this is in the best interest of the country. there are a lot of union guy there who want this infrastructure. i'm not sure it will get through this congress because they are politicking. but this should have been the first thing he did because it clearly will pick jobs up and make people work harder and be positive for the economy. stuart: how do you like the man's speech snow's unleashed the swamp. i love watching the man. i like those speeches. ed: there are a lot of things in his head and he rattled a lot of them off today. the first thing is the infrastructure. i'll start with the wall which is the promise i made to the american public. if the congress doesn't want to do that i will still get it done. he weren't to syria and basically deal with the south koreans will not be an automatic deal if we don't have a good agreement with the north koreans. you can't take him for granted. you have got t

i'm ed henry. breaking tonight, on the eve of his retirement, the justice department announcing jeff sessions has fired fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. the former director. he stepped down. the second in command accused of leaking intelligence to the media and misleading investigators over what happened in the hillary clinton investigation. president trump said to be watching this case very closely to see if his attorney general pulled the trigger in time. doug mckelway has the latest tonight on all of this breaking news. good evening, doug. >> good evening, ed. former deputy director of the fbi, andrew mccabe's retirement and pension said to be worth $1.8 million was to have taken effect at 12:01 sunday morning. now it's gone. he was just fired before 10:00 p.m. tonight. jeff sessions wrote and i quote "the department's office of professional responsibility provided the report on misconduct to the fbi. the opr reviewed the report and underlying documents and issued a disciplinary proposal recom

trish: ed col hundreds, south korea is -- ed rollins.outh korea is acting like a catalyst to get the president and kim jong-un together. they said kim jong-un expressed eagerness at meeting president trump. is anything being lost on the south koreans that they should be aware of. ed: he's put a lot on the line here as well as we have. i think the critical thing is unlike most of traditional diplomatic efforts that come out of the state department. i would urge the expertise here is just as jack keane said, i think the defense department has to be very, very involved in this discussion, and certainly general mattis, the secretary of defense has to be involved in this. it isn't swapping rice bags. it's about weapons and people with great knowledge hewitt goes -- a with a great knowledge of how it goes. the team the president puts together has to be a team with a great understanding and capacity. if they tried to make this a jared effort it would be idiotic. trish: jared kushner won't lead this one. ed: i think we have to show the greatest

joining me, fox business political analyst ed rollins. ed: i served three presidents. >> not a whisper from the left-wing nut job media. it occurred to most of americans that national left-wing media is filled with the incompetent, politically corrupt bias that it doesn't apply to complicity with what is the left in this country. ed: obama ran two brilliant campaigns based on data. all the silicon valley types are in his camp.

ed: good candidates. elect me, i'm going to go to washington and be part of the trump administration and make things happen. that's the line they need to use. lou: saccone came to that late in the process. mccabe may be gik up his pension. it may be taken away from him. we just heard from the office of personal responsibility. there is a problem with mccabe. he has until friday to be fired or he gets his pension. ed: if you lie to the fiebt's a felony. he lied to his boss. he lied to everybody. my sense is, this is an internal investigation. they have come forth with this investigation. it will be interesting to see if sessions follows through. lou: he says i will consider firing mccabe. we have the evidence that he lied. ed: it has to be done by friday. tomorrow is thursday. lou: trey gowdy. the chairman of the oversight committee and senate judiciary chairman bob goodlatte have interviewed only two of 20 witnesses in their investigation of fbi and department of justicing corruption since last october. e

ed. this is much for effective. our new slogan is going to be keep america great exclamation point. ♪ ♪ >>> well if you are not in moon township, pennsylvania last night, you should have been. it was one of those quintessentially trump rallies. is that fair to say? >> absolutely. energized, off the cuff, no stress, amazing. >> that's where he's in the element, keep america great exclamation point. >> didn't work for jeb. might work for trump, though. if the exclamation point matters and works and fits, then it can work. >> jeb stole that from lamar alexander. >> oh, really? >> the exclamation point doesn't work if you're boring. >> that's true. >> this rally whether you like trump or not was anything but boring. >> our producers gave us these giant large mugs because it's daylight saving time. so now we need 40-ounces of coffee in a straw. >> and the problem is this keeps it really warm so i took a sip before we went on. >> and it hurt me. >> if i start slurring during the show. >> cartoo

ed: he's a smart guy. lou: cambridge analytica just suspended its ceo, alexander nik so they can complete an investigation about how they got that data. mark zuckerberg made it known he wants to be president, which is an absolute joke is somewhere sucking his thumb in a dark corner along with sand berg. it's a pathetic lesson in leadership. >> we need to find out what these guys did in the american election. lou: there are only two organizations that have proven to have colluded with the russians, and that's facebook and twitter. that will be emphasized in the weeks ahead. the president is facing an omnibus bill, a deadline. he has paul ryan. why does he put up with ryan? ed: he can't fire him because congress elects him. but he's down to 24% approval rating. he's not much better than pelosi. the bottom line is we have to get a budget and we have until friday to get a budget. >> we can run a deficit. ed: the idea you can take weeks off and not get a budget shows a total lack of leadership and the president

max, speaking of ed he was a military man. he was a general by -- for goodness sakes but he he was not -- your typical military person. in fact he told the commander in chief that jfk know that he would not go along with killing of president deaning at that time. how much do you think himming being kind of a rogue either helped him understand what needed to be done and also put him at odds with -- the people he had to work with? rming there's no question that ed had a very unconventional background he was not a graduate of west point or the army war college or any similar institution. he was a -- ucla dropout and joined oss and afterwards got into the army and got into army intelligence and then transferred to the air force even though he had no intention of becoming a pilot or navigator or anything like that, in fact, he was probably most antiair power air force general of all time and he argue with curtis who thought he could bomb the north vietnamese and stone age and he kept telling had him that wasn't going to work so he

ed: being compared to nancy pelosi, you look pretty darn good. lou: ed rollins, michael good win.. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you have any confidence the gop leadership will support the president's tariffs? please roll our nightly video. watch as this massive shark -- wow, lungs at a -- lungees at a free meal. the shark trying to polka diver cage, but he bravely pushes that animal away. grab the shark by the nose. rinos doing the bidding of the business establishment. taking full aim at our middle class. a full report for you on the latest from capitol hill establishment leadership. you are not going to be surprised by some of it unfortunately. we'll be right back. mom you called? oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ] look at you. this tech stuff is easy. [ whirring sound ] you want a cookie? it's a drone! i know. find your phone easily with the xfinity voice remote. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. lou: congressional obstructionists are mounting a challenge with

considering a november run in a different district pennsylvania fourteen in a wall street journal op ed former george w. bush chief political strategist karl rove wrote the only certainty about the twenty eight team house elections is that republicans will lose seats historically the party of a first term president tends to in midterm elections democrats took a sixty three seat hit in two thousand and ten barack obama's first midterm two years into bill clinton's presidency his party lost fifty four seats and house control back in ninety nine eighty two one thousand nine hundred eighty two two years into the reagan administration the g.o.p. lost twenty six seats all it would take to flip the house this time twenty four and forty eight house republicans are retiring or seeking other office and what about the united states senate let's ask our t. america's edge schultz and on the right conservative radio and t.v. pundit steve malzberg and on the left former florida democratic party chairman mitch caesar welcome thank you all for being here. very severe heya during the campaign the washing

they were confident, it goes back to ed cooley.ed in his team and he believed in his game plan and he executed it and they just came up a little bit short. >> jay wright, another championship in the big east for coach right. 17 seasons at villanova. let's go to lisa. >> jalen brunson, how are you taking in this moment right now? >> i love it. i love it. to come out here with my brothers after the crazy game, we did the best we could. we're going to keep fighting and keep getting better. >> as a finisher, yourself and mikal bridges, how do you evaluate what you guys did at the end of that basketball game? >> i give it to my teammates. they give us the confidence, he's one bad boy, he's good. he's a lottery pick, that's all i've got to say. speak out when he had that three, what was going through your mind? >> thank god. i can't say anything else. he has my back and so does everyone else. >> thank you. we'll bring in mikal bridges here. you hit a couple of huge threes in overtime. your teammates love you for it. take us through what

ed: being compared to nancy pelosi, you look pretty darn good. lou: ed rollins, michael good win. poll tonight. do you have any confidence the gop leadership will support the president's tariffs? please roll our nightly video. watch as this massive shark -- wow, lungs at a -- lungees at a free meal. the shark trying to polka diver cage, but he bravely pushes that animal away. grab the shark by the nose. rinos doing the bidding of the business establishment. taking full aim at our middle class. a full report for you on the latest from capitol hill establishment leadership. you are not going to be surprised by some of it unfortunately. we'll be right back. prudential asked these couples: how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live

ed: being compared to nancy pelosi, you look pretty darn good. lou: ed rollins, michael good win.e to vote in our poll tonight. do you have any confidence the gop leadership will support the president's tariffs? please roll our nightly video. watch as this massive shark -- wow, lungs at a -- lungees at a free meal. the shark trying to polka diver cage, but he bravely pushes that animal away. grab the shark by the nose. rinos doing the bidding of the business establishment. taking full aim at our middle class. a full report for you on the latest from capitol hill establishment leadership. you are not going to be surprised by some of it unfortunately. we'll be right back. [ giggling ] feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin. with powerful 24-hour relief from symptoms triggered by over 200 different allergens. like those from buddy. [ giggling] because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. for one week only, save up to $40 on select claritin products. check this sunday's newspaper for details. ♪ with expedia one click gives

echo company with ed martin and ed brummond landed at z white. >> we started up to the top of the ridgegot to the top and started taking mortar fire. we started taking casualties right away. >> no cover. no cover at all. >> how many casualties does 3rd platoon take? >> we had four initially. >> how badly were they hit? >> my first combat casualty was dead. looked like a piece of swiss cheese. and so i stuck my finger on his eyeball to see if there was reaction, and there wasn't. so i closed his eyes. >> south of echo company, ernie wallace and hotel company were under fire, despite the incoming, they had to move across open ground and assault hill 43. >> from where we landed, an open rice paddy all the way out 400 to 500 meters. then there is a hedge row. then to the left was a village. and a large open trench in between. >> not a lot of cover. >> not a whole lot of cover to get into. as we were getting close to the l-43, i was the last man back, and i looked down the trench line, and the trench line was full of the bad guys coming behind the platoon. i opened up down the trench, ran ou

ed: being compared to nancy pelosi, you look pretty darn good. lou: ed rollins, michael good win.to vote in our poll tonight. do you have any confidence the gop leadership will support the president's tariffs? please roll our nightly video. watch as this massive shark -- wow, lungs at a -- lungees at a free meal. the shark trying to polka diver cage, but he bravely pushes that animal away. grab the shark by the nose. rinos doing the bidding of the business establishment. taking full aim at our middle class. a full report for you on the latest from capitol hill establishment leadership. you are not going to be surprised by some of it unfortunately. we'll be right back. you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car

ed henry? >> 50,000. >> tucker: 50,000, said ed, there would be dog cloning. dogs, two of her dogs, miss violet and miss scarlett, are clones of the lateam dog samantha, who passedn last year, at about $50,000 a pop. >> i didn't hear brian kilmeade but i heard laura ingraham talk about it. >> tucker: if you have a pet cloning question -- question three, oprah says that 2020 presidential run could be possible but she's waiting for a certain someone to give her the explicit go ahead. who is she waiting waiting to hearar from? >> wait. was that premature? >> tucker: hold on. only our judges -- i passed my responsibility -- can determine. did both of them click in early? hold me ed clicked in early. >> early? >> this is like the nfl. >> tucker:at mrs. deflategate as point. i will go to the judges and say we will have a re-click. >> of the same question? >> tucker: same question. here we go. we haven't finished yet. who -- are you ready? >> y yes. >> tucker: she's waiting for a certain someone to give her the go-ahead. who is she waiting to hear from? ed henry? >>

first of all, i do want to thank our late mayor ed lee. it was his vision and his pushing last year to put the $5 million into the city budget and it was his really vision to make today happen. and we celebrate today in his honor. i believe that in honoring that commitment, we will continue to fund this in our city budget moving forward for the next few years as well. i do want to thank barbara garcia and the department of public health, there are so many things that under her leadership have done to get today ready and to make it happen. least of all, not least of all, is the fact that within eight months this center is open. and anybody here who is familiar with government regulations, that this center was opened within eight months is a miracle. [cheering] [applause] so a huge credit to our department of public health under barbara's leadership for making that happen. i want to thank our two partners. lloyd dean from dignity. thank you for your partnership. this is a dignity hospital, we're very proud to be here today to celebrate. mark

we're here under this big tent, ed lee's tent, to wish all these good blessings on this site. i need you to kind of yell after me. may the spirit of peace -- >> peace! >> joy -- >> joy >> hope and love -- >> hope and love >> embrace this new ed lee veterans and family whatever. you know what i mean! this place. and turn to the burn to your left and right and go peace, brother, peace sister, that's it we're done. hey, do we get to do the shovels now? michael, you're in charge. are we doing the shovel stuff now? five, four, three, two, one! dig! can you dig it! all right! >>> this meeting will come to order. >> commission (roll call) >> the second item is the minutes of the meeting of february 20, 2018. >> the comments are ready for approval. >> so moved. seconded. >> are there any corrections to the minutes? if not, then the minutes are before you for approval. all in favor please say "aye." all those opposed. the minutes have been

nd -- [inaudible] -- we owe a lot to our late mayor ed lee. who met with naacp, who listened and was committed and he was the one who looked down to los angeles and brought the sky here. that the truth and nothing but the truth. now we've come to this day. naacp was the agitator, made sure we stirred up the coffee with a spoon, and be able to say -- [inaudible] -- maxwell house slogan. it was good to the last drop. [laughter] that's the way it's going to be in this department. good to the last drop. thank you, chief, for stirring it up on this day. [applause] >> thank you, the attorney general -- to the attorney general, is there funding here involved that you will for sure, the city of -- assure the san francisco that these policies for all to build? >> the commitment -- i thank the chief as well, the police department has made a commitment to move forward with the reforms even in the absence of the federal cops program to oversee the reforms. the city and the police department never dropped the ball and continued forward. they're going to do

we're here under this big tent, ed lee's tent, to wish all these good blessings on this site.eed you to kind of yell after me. may the spirit of peace -- >> peace! >> joy -- >> joy >> hope and love -- >> hope and love >> embrace this new ed lee veterans and family whatever. you know what i mean! this place. and turn to the burn to your left and right and go peace, brother, peace sister, that's it we're done. hey, do we get to do the shovels now? michael, you're in charge. are we doing the shovel stuff now? five, four, three, two, one!

edrequire's an easy -- ed: it's an easy one for him.he leadershipping in congress and 100 members who asked him to do this. every day we find something new. the story of the biden staffers involved in the preparation of the dossier. so i think the only way we'll get to the bottom to make people satisfied is we need a special counsel. gregg: he spent most of of his career in the u.s. senate where people are famous for doddling. ed: one of the great misconceptions is the attorney general has to be the strongest advocate for law enforcement for the president's programs. he's the protector of the president. he defends the administration whenever it's drawn into court. he took himself out on the russian thing but he spent a year without filgt the position and changing the dynamics of the place. gregg: you have been around washington politics well before watergate. can you puncture the myth that the president can't order the attorney general to do this investigation or that investigation. ed: i was in the nixon administration. the reality the