erick: good. so the first question i want to ask you, we talked about this last night and i've gotten several people this morning who submitted questions on the issue. google several years ago abandoned the chinese market. is going back into china and there are a number of concerns on the left and right about google moving in, with the chinese, being authoritarian, by default, google will have to stand behind the great fire wall of china. why go back into that market? max: yeah. i don't know if everybody saw that. there was an article about this yesterday or the day before. that was the first i had heard of it. google has a long story about -- storied history about being in and fighting with the chinese and then being out. one thing that i thought was important that the article didn't mention is that google search and youtube are currently banned from china. so we're currently a hundred percent censored. so that led me, i was thinking about it. it's sort of an interesting question that's worth deb

erick: what about drilling offshore? it seems to me -- i get the concern from the -- we do not want to see an oil platform when we are the beaches. though i personally like to see oil platforms. we still got vast reserves of oil left we could -- anwar,, and offshore reserves as well. we have a lot of untapped energy. derrick: that's because to the importance of infrastructure, too. if you look at west texas, the takeaway capacity is being challenged. is hard to transport this from texas to the refineries on the gulf coast and elsewhere. we need to upgrade the pipelines. it is counterproductive even if you look at it from an environmental standpoint. ,f you are an environmentalist pipelines are the least expensive way to transport these fuels. erick: you are not in favor of trains tipping over? which is the environmentalist situation? derrick: a state like texas understands that. when you get to transcanada and other areas it is still a challenge. wearing curis by the administration looking to speed up -- we are encourage

fue a verla, pero aunque quedaron prendido erick tenÍa novia es asi?e hace tiempo querÍa concretar una cita, le dije vamos a comer al dÍa siguiente y esta otra amiga vino con nosotros y cuando llegamos al restaurante era de es que estoy haciendo una dieta de jugos. >> y no la rompiÓ oye. >> realmente era como el pretexto de ella decirle vamos a comer erick y entonces fernanda viene conmigo para, acompaÑar. >> y a la hora de la hora estoy en jugo es lo mÁs obvio del mundo que estos tratando de hacernos quedar. >> para mÍ fue una seÑal maravillosa porque vino a pesar que estÁ en jugos y vino a comer. >> sabes que estuvo peor que cuando salimos de la cita y que todo funciona muy bien, ella y yo nos subimos al coche y empezamos a cantar y de repente en el auto del latino es Él y las dos estÁbamos. te gustÓ y que bien. >> yo bajÉ la ventana y les dije "todo bien". sÉ que hablamos hace un rato de las relaciones en el trabajo, pero de verdad no te da celos ver fernanda cuando haces ese tipo de cenas. >> creo que soy el menos celoso no sÍ, no tiene un problema

erick: llÉvese esto con usted.do se unen a este reto. pero les garantizo que ustedes no han visto este reto tan lindo como este. ♪ ♪ francisca: mira, satcha. quÉ linda! satcha: es de lo mÁs tierno de la red porque vemos estos hermanitos. sale el mayor, hace el reto, baila y la chiquita lo aplaude. ha tenido mÁs de 5 millones de reproducciones en las redes. nadie puede negar que se ven hermosos los dos. francisca: se parece a tu pequeÑa, lana. estÁ mejor de los que los hemos vistos y mÁs seguro. satcha: creo que cada padre tomar la mejor decisiÓn para sus hijos pero hay que destacar que este reto ha detenido consecuencias como este caso de la joven que quedÓ paraplÉjico. todo esto que se vuelve tendencia las redes sociales... francisca: pero tienes otra perspectiva de la cosa. a mÍ me parece lo mÁs chulo de la vida. estamos como en la parte de adelante de la casa. satcha: estoy segura de que los progenitores tomaron todo eso en cuenta pero voy otra vez con que no sÉ que sea correcto que los incentivemos. francisca:

you heard it from erick earlier. justice kevin i will get confirmed. they know it and we know it, but they must score political points. their base is just screaming at them, screaming at chuck schumer to do something. you got to fight it. the nominee really has no bearing on it, so when you have that type of questioning, then you have those senators of the judiciary community not really probing to learn about the nominee, but you make it look bad and score political points, see how i've theht for your side, so fact that a nominee steps back and says i will not play those games i think is appropriate given the environment, so -- >> i think you'll find it interesting. the irony is -- not lost on me and on people following this closely that because bork was treated the way he was and not confirmed, it led to anthony kennedy being confirmed, who is opening up his seat for an originalist, textualist. there is a through line that is really compelling if you think about it. what is the dynamic in the senate? when gorsuch was nominated, three democrats voted i

-- hosted by erick erickson. attendees heard from gary marx, one of the founders of the judicial crisis network, which helps compose president trump list of potential supreme court nominees during the campaign. >> all right. those lights are bright. but we are glad to have this opportunity to talk about the supreme court. we obviously have a very consequential, probably, two months ahead of us here, and we have great experts here to talk about the supreme court. gave brief bios. glad to introduce minor ds -- mario diaz. anappears in media and is expert on constitutional law. glad to have you from virginia. marx, friend, gary medicine strategies, senior advisor to the judicial prices network, which is sort of the lead conservative organization on the supreme court fight and has been very effective over the years. walker andsed scott marco rubio. great to have you in from atlanta. welcome to austin. why don't we may be just give you each a few minutes to set the scene for us about the stakes, the battle we are in b

le dijeron que estaban en su rancho. >> erick es ciudadano y grabÓ por frustraciÓn. >> no me decÍanmaciÓn en pantalla) jamÁs imaginaron que el video sea viral y lamentan que algunos se hayan asustados al ver a ice en acciÓn. >> que ya no van a salir para afuera. >> a pesar del nervio cuando contactÉ a ice me negaron que hayan incrementado sus operativos aquÍ en santa rosa, aseguran que vinieron por una persona a la que estaban buscando. >> al otro dÍa otras ciudadanas, grabaron estas imÁgenes de los mismos agentes en su barrio y captaron el arresto de un padre de 4. >> Él no se atreve a matar un animal Él es incapaz. >> rubio pagÓ 8 meses de probatoria hace 13 aÑos por utilizar un documento falso, pensaba que estaba en paz con la justicia. >> una llamada de un detenido. >> desde el centro de detenciÓn dice que la persecuciÓn de ice es indiscriminada. >> todos los dÍas estÁn tomando gente. >> ¿ese dÍa con usted se llevaron a cuanta gente? >> a otro seÑor. >> mientras Él espera haberle dado a ice una buena lesiÓn. >> no pueden andar buscando a todo el mundo porque estamos morenos es l

erick: and they're not. t.s.a. no-brainer that the republicans -- it is a no-brainer that the republicans support the republican party and stand with the republican leadership. in all cases. but for conservatives who believe in small government and believe that people who are in control of the local level tend to do a better job than people in washington, sometimes it boggles the mind that conservatives are standing behind a party that this year will have a $1 trillion national deficit. let alone the debt. these are people who supported small governments so how does the small government party incur a $1 trillion deficit, let alone debt? i really want to have these conversations. i want to talk about localism. scripture says that if you seek the welfare of the city in which you're in compile, there you'll find your welfare. and i think that should be a motto for conservatism. that we do best when we do things locally. texas does best when texas governs texans. [applause] en georgians govern -- georgia governs georgi

. >> reporter: erick silva found one on his car at the gym. >> i think it's awesome. especially in her name, it's a sad story, but turning into something where everybody is helping each other out. >> reporter: mary's husband says he didn't quite get her interest at first. but now he couldn't be more proud. >> she went out and bought all this stuff and this is something she wanted to do, something she was passionate about. i supported it. >> i really hope that people will take the time to look up mollie and to do something kind. >> reporter: the ultimate goal is to get you to pay it forward. erick silva says he did today when he was in line at starbucks and bought coffee for the total stranger behind him in line. >>> the fight over california's wildfires moves to washington. coming up, lawmakers take action against a telecom giant, accusing it of putting firefighters in danger. >>> also here, you could be affected by a massive data breach affecting millions of cell phone users. >>> save yourself by freezing a little piece of yourself. details o >>> many women have froz

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she of course is mare teed erick trump.shocked and saddened by her betrayal and violation on a deeply personal level. i hope it's all worth it for you, omarosa, because some things you can't put a price on. she goes on to say she stands by her statement the recording. >> i have been able to verify every single thing i put in the book and every single time the trump people challenge me, i bring the receipts. i'm not going bullied and i'm going to toe to toe with with him. believe me, my tapes are better than theirs. >> you're going to release more tape stphz. >> i will if i have to. i'll do what i need protect myself. >>> more fallout after president trump stripped john brennan of his security clearance. 12 other officials all slamming the move in a formal letter writing we all agree that the president's action regarding john brennan has nothing to do with who should and should not hold security clearances and everything an attempt to stifle free speech. notably absent from the letter is director woolsey. a person familiar w

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-- hosted by erick erickson. attendees heard from gary marx, one of the founders of the judicial crisis network, which helps compose president trump list of potential supreme court nominees during the campaign. >> all right. those lights are bright. but we are glad to have this opportunity to talk about the supreme court. we obviously have a very consequential, probably, two months ahead of us here, and we have great experts here to talk about the supreme court. gave brief bios. glad to introduce minor ds -- mario diaz. anappears in media and is expert on constitutional l

applause] >> you're watching coverage from the 2018 resurgent gathering in austin, texas, hosted by erick erickson. selena zito discussed the populist movement in the 2016 election and how she knew president trump would win the presidency. ld win the presidency. so i am really excited. i was telling her that i wanted to invite her to come but i did not want to invite her to come because i know she is really busy, and she is flying in today to hang out with us and then literally has to fly back home because she has got an even tomorrow that she has to be at, so she came in just a couple hours ago and will leave again. we are not going to have an opportunity to do the cooking show i want to do with her. notve a copy and i have read it yet because i am doing phd work and i am reading lots so i have not had time for normal books, but i intend to read it. i have been reading her for years. please welcome salena zito. [applause] >> we were having this discussion offstage about it. my wife from south georgia, i told her a pecan is something you flesh, but she is committed to it being applied. sa

completely halted relations it comes amid a rising standoff over tariffs turkey is hiked right song came erick and products including cars and alcohol. here in. the u.s. has brought relations with turkey to an almost complete hoax a disappointment is profound well there i was aggravated when i encourage detained in american passed over alleged links to terrorism among other measures washington slapped additional tariffs on turkish element and also steel and that sent the turkish lira plummeting to record lows against the us dollar stocks have also. release pastor andrew bronson now or be prepared to face the consequences. we will respond to the u.s. declaring a trade on the whole world by answering new markets and finding a light at the president's direction the department of treasury is sanctioning turkey's minister of justice and minister of interior. we will boycott u.s. electronics. are waging an economic war against turkey for this reason i've changed all my u.s. dollars into turkish the roots. i think we should always use locally made products after the spike in the u.s. dollar the price

i was shocked, erick, to see if there was only people in attendance. here's a small group of 35 people that are literally impacting the direction of almost a million people in this county. it does not take a lot of people. what it takes is to be present and to show up at a school board meeting for city council meeting or whatever it may be. all politics at the end of the day is local. i think we do have a fixation on what's happening at the same time we are losing what is happening right under our nose. people have got to engage at every level. >> you have several people in the question submitted all wanted me to ask you and warren davidson boats, one vote can you recall that you struggle with the mouse? >> warren davidson is here. you've got a treat for 10 coming this afternoon and he's a great member of the freedom caucus as well. replace a guy named john boehner, which was an incredible victory. and so you talk about the toughest vote. one of the things i ran on was to focus on john boehner, which i did in the conference meeting when the speaker is

this was part of our recent conference in austin, texas organized by erick erickson. >> people are coming back into the room, this is the conversation we need to have. it is how do republicans form accountability groups at the not justel to hold federal politicians accountable but how do you hold your republicans and your state accountable? georgia, for example, the republicans in georgia, one of the first things they did when they took power back from the democrats, after more than 100 years of civil war is their first thing is to raise taxes. how do you hold publicans accountable? and joining stage are two guys who know how to do that with the 1789 alliance, andrew kerr and michael sullivan who republicans in the state, some of them like him. welcome. [applause] >> so let me start with you, just give an overview, what is the 1789 alliance? is an organization that was created to help catalyze and support and build a network of organizations similar to what michael has build in texas with empower texans, it is focused on empowering citizens to hold their state and local governments accoun

. >> conservative blogger erick erickson organized a conference on conservatism and the future of the republican party. that is next. trumpfirst lady melania is part of a summit on cyber bullying prevention. journaln's "washington ," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. -- our morning, the guests talk about a joint report examining the rise of populism in the u.s. and europe and how it has weakened transatlantic partnership spirit sebastian gorka talks about the

erick: los tienen encadenados de diez en diez, encadenadas las manos alrededor de la cintura y los piestor: por años fueron marginadas y rechazadas en un mundo exclusivo de hombres. revelaciones de las pilotos. olga: no entendían por qué una mujer estaba en la cabina de vuelo y, pues, a cada rato me retaban. locutor: unos la llaman exigente, otros "la jueza de hierro". lo que trae lolita cortés a "mira quien baila". lolita: la verdad es que soy una persona bastante franca, bastante honesta, este, como decimos, sin pelos en la lengua. locutor: esto y más a continuación en... aquí y ahora. ilia: las temperaturas extremas del verano cobran las vidas de decenas de inmigrantes que se aventuran a cruzar la frontera entre méxico y estados unidos. ¿qué tal? les saluda ilia calderón. patricia: buenas noches y bienvenidos a aquí y ahora. yo soy patricia janiot. teresa: y yo soy teresa rodríguez. danay rivero tuvo la rara oportunidad de seguir la historia de las desventuras de una familia y ser testigo de excepción de un rescate en el desierto. irma: te pido, señor, que tú me ayudes y bendice a mi

erick kannis. we gonna sit here all afternoon and brag about michigan?"arry baer>the reason gary connects so well with the viewers, is he is just impeccably honest.he was a forerunner to the guys with the diamonds in their earlobes. gary was just that kind of gregarious, interested, outgoing, aggressive dude.my father was a basketball player, and a boxer. you never hear that combination. he was one of those all-league basketball players. he was a center at 6-3. he was like wilt chamberlain, back in the 1930s. that was considered a big guy. but boxing was where he made his name. he was a three-time golden gloves champ. athletic skills weren't the only thing gary got from his dad. his father was kind of off the wall in many ways. he always worked for himself, you know. he had a ranch, he had a restaurant, he had a pest control business. he was a policeman in san jose. you'd hear these legendary stories about how my dad would never arrest anybody. guy had too much to drink, my dad would drive him home, and dump him on

erick and max poppel from google sitting right here, talked about a lot of action that the eu to try to impose their values on these platforms. especially when they do something sort of extraterritorial. we are going to find you a very large amount of money, or laws -- or insist our laws apply beyond our borders. i guess that some of this is in other regulators court. given the desire to have these preeminent tech committees that -- tech companies that are overwhelmingly american, a brace american values around speech and the first amendment values and fourth amendment values, how would we want them to operate in this global world with the government's that don't share those values? ajit: i hope it would be consistent that the practice we embrace here is one they would embrace abroad. google apparently is cooperating with the government of china. in order to enter that market place. apple has done the same last year. they don't embrace free speech on a platform when they are competing in countries like that. that's not consistent. the same values you embrace in the united states are

have pointed it out in the last few minutes here, he's called mitt romney a dog, glenn beck a dog, erick erickson a dog, chuck todd a dog, reverend wright a dog. he called kristen stewart a dog when robert pattinson and kristen stewart were dating during "twilight" he said she tweeted on him like a dog. >> i understand but what are we doings? we're parsing the language of a president calling someone a dog. >> yes. >> and trying to provide context. and in fact in all those things you read it's often in the context of being fired. he uses the expression a lot, fired like a dog, a kick to the curb but this is nuts. we don't need to sit here and say let's explore what he means here. he's demeaning another human being because of charges she's making. he's trying to make her less than human. that's why he's using the term dog and he's the president of the united states of america so this is just, again, as jeffrey noted, nobody will change their mind about donald trump because of this. that will not happen so it's not surprising to us but it's absurd. >> that's exactly right. and just because

erick silva says he did today when he was in line at starbucks.e total stranger behind him in line. in vacaville, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> and people are using the hashtag, the mollie movement to share photos of the acts of kindness they're experiencing. so far, more than a thousand people have joined the movement on facebook since wednesday. >> the abc 7 news app has much more on mollie tibbetts including a detailed timeline. we'll send out breaking news updates on the case as they happen. >>> some sad news today out of arizona, the family of john mccain saying he will stop his treatment for cancer. the reaction, and what it means. >> and breaking records on wall what does help for heart failure look like? ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like emily cooking dinner for ten. ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪ la-di-la-di. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay a

this was a conference organized by conservative blogger and radio host erick erickson. >> we will get started. my name is true ryan.

i'm erick seelbach and i'm hardded to be here. [applause] perhaps the most important thing i may say tonight is the restrooms are all gender neutral restrooms so if you go out this to the exit sign, they're down some stairs. go out this way, they are through the parlor to the left and there are individual use restrooms downstairs as well. so, these kind conversations are really critically important to me because as you may know the hiv epidemic has disproportionately impacted people of color and for us to do work in the epidemic means we have a lot look to do around addressing our own racism as right folks working in organization, we have a lot to do in community, and this kind conversations are part of the incredible equity work we're untaking. these books and this kind of conversation really help us figure out how to have those conversations in their. so i'm really excited to introduce -- robert bib diangelo. she heed ph.d in multicultural education at university of washington who was a lecturer, twice airedded the award of educ

erick: governor abbott will be up here in a few minutes. i want to talk to you briefly about why we're doing this. i know a number of you are familiar with the red state gathering. i did my tenure at red state. e

from the 2018 resurgent gathering in austin, texas, organized by conservative blogger and radio host erick erickson. washington examiner reporter sleeve that zito also spoke about the populist movement in the 2016 election and how she knew president trump would win the presidency. >> so i'm really excited. i was telling her in the green room that i wanted to invite her to come, but i didn't want to invite her to come because i know she's really busy, and she's flying in today to hang out with us and then literally has to fly back home, because she's got an event tomorrow she has to be at. so she came in just a couple hours ago and will leave again. we're not going to have an opportunity to do the cooking show that i want to do with her one day. if you have not read the red revolt, i had to the admit i haven't read it yet because i'm doing ph.d. work, i haven't had time for normal books, but i intend to read it. i have read all about it, and i've been reading her for years. folks, i'm sure you have, please well some selena zeto. [applause] we were having this discussion off stage about is i

. >> esta semana fernanda y erick. >> y mauricio los esperamos con cariÑo que cada proyecto que ellosacar videos, nadie nadie nadie. >> provecho para mandarles a las autoridades de south beach les pedimos todos en telemundo que le den un permiso para trabajar en south beach que esto se verÍa bueno es donde Él podrÍa hacer un negocio para su familia. >> ¿cuÁntas personas caben aquÍ? >> diez a 12 personas. >> ya te resolvimos el problema de la familia? >> tÚ crees que le pueda poner una adiciÓn atrÁs porque somos 25. >> permiten mÚsica. >> pero bien alta como nos gusta a los cubanos. >> tony tÚ eres mi hombre para el cumpleaÑos de mi esposo. >> que pase la familia. >> que pasen acÁ nos estamos despidiendo rashel, marco tony la familia que se a aguantaron la locura, yo creo que nos vamos todos en la locomotora, volvemos al estudio, rÁpido como serÍa el tren cubano. >> pÓngale nombre vaya a @ "un nuevo dÍa" y vamos mientras tanto. >> chao gracias. >> por favor. >> tÚ puedes , excelente. >> amigas de instagram, cÓmo estÁn. >> sigue marco por favor vamos a telemundo center. >> gracias camil

as a unified g erick our economy will broaden with sport applications for cities, carson sold. it's not just search engines and social networks. we want to export these platforms and services and this underscores the importance of today's hearing. our conscious practice international technology policy for at least 230 years. alexander hamilton's report on the subject of manufactured some 1791 advocate for modernizing the american economy to break depends on slavery and supersede england and manufacturing. we revere hamilton for his enlightening contribution on the importance of central government. equally, we revere thomas jefferson for championing of individual freedoms. our policy legacy is to hold the balance of the rule of law with individual rights, and the salaries should underpin our approach to internet governance. the united states is one-third of the global tech economy, and we should shape the international bible with our values. but we won't have any credibility it are policies just about american companies making money. he must export about system that legitimately

this was part of our recent conference in austin, texas organized by erick erickson. >> people are coming back into the room, this is the conversation we need to have. it is how do republicans f