before a bill can be voted on in the florida senate it must be passed by the judiciary committee and according to the law the senate judiciary chaired the science which bills are debated. in this case it was republican greg stube. ringback mr stupid money here also he was a huge n.r.a. supporter and that and they backed him heavily and he absolutely felt that guns should be anywhere and everywhere. these images are from the politicians own election campaign video. refused an interview with us. the young parklane demonstrators were hoping their protest the biggest one the u.s. had seen in decades would mobilize people to replace the politicians standing in the way of change. the march for our lives took place on march the 24th 2018 the students raised several $1000000.00 through crowd funding and donations from celebrities like steven spielberg and george clooney with help from their political science teacher and p.r. strategists they assembled 800000 demonstrators at the capitol in washington d.c. . and that moment was an absolutely riveting and catalyzing moment i think for the count

the measure ghost before florida senate for consideration.ary clinton's feud with democratic presidential hopeful tulsi gabbard showing no signs of letting up tonight. after the former democratic presidential nominee floated a conspiracy theory that one of the candidates, she means gabbard, is a russian asset, 2020 democrats and donald trump are weighing in. sheet breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has the latest. >> reporter: tulsi gabbard is fighting back and not fighting alone. in a social media post the 2020 presidential candidate suggested hillary clinton's reason for smearing her as a russian asset is payback for her defiance of the party establishment in 2016. >> if you stand up against hillary and the party powerbrokers, if you stand up to the rich and powerful elite and the war machine they will destroy you and discredit your message. but here's the truth. they will not intimidate us. they will not silence us. >> fellow 2020 candidate bernie sanders, beto o'rourke, andrew yang and marion williamson have criticized clinton's

the measure goes to the florida senate for consideration.linton's feud with the hopeful, tulsi gabbard showing no signs of letting up. after the former democratic presidential nominee floated a conspiracy theory that one of the candidates, tulsi gabbard, is a russian assets. tonight 2020 democrats are weighing in. our chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has the latest. >> good evening. tulsi gabbard is fighting back and she's not fighting a loan. in a poll, the 2020 presidential candidate suggested that hillary clinton's reason for us being her as a russian asset is payback for her defiance of the party establishment and 2016. >> if you stand up against hillary and the party power brokers. if you stand up to the rich and powerful elite. they will destroy you and discredit your message. here's the truth, they will not intimidate us. they will not silence us. >> fellow candidate bernie sanders, beto o'rourke, andrew yang have also criticized the comments and so has president trump who denied both sean hannity that she is accusing

florida senator rick scott is one of them, and he joins us now. senator, thanks for coming in.ou for this, senator. your heart goes out to these people and all those fighting for freedom in hong kong. it just seems that the chinese communist government is hellbent do to do anything they want to put down dissent. >> it is communist china. they are not our friend. they have become our adversary and they are an adversary of citizens of hong kong. the citizens in on congress were promised 94 and 97, when it was turned over to communist china. my bill says if you are taking away the rights of hong kong citizens whether you're in hong kong or mainland china, we are going to sanction you. we have got as americans to stand up for the base k rights of hong kong sit sens -- basic rights for hong kong citizens. i went over there. i met with leaders. it is disgusting to see what the president xi is doing to take away their rights. >> it would be easier for some of us to support some of these endeavors wholeheartedly if there was a feeling that the principle supporting human rights was glob

the florida senate voting to remove him from office. his real has been suspended since january.s criticized for his department's handling of the school shooting. israel says he is disappointed that politics won the day. he claims to run for sheriff again next year. today the late congressman elijah cummings will lie in state at statuary hall a day after dozens of mourners paid their respects at a public viewing in baltimore. >> he was a mentor, an american hero of our time. carley: a maryland democrat refused to baltimore for his funeral tomorrow. he died after complications with previous complications, 68 years old. patriots quarterback tom brady now taking his career one day at a time. rob: responding to retirement rumors at a boston radio show. >> taking it day by day. i don't know what the future holds and the great parts is it is all-time. rob: brady is 42. carley: his career has been incredible, his contract is up at the end of the season. rob: he is reportedly -- he bought a house in southern connecticut. brady and i will be in the same zip code. rob: 11 minutes after the

florida senator, little marco rubio, with his adorable boots lead the change, tweeting: rubio was joined in calling a foul by 2020 vice presidential home full castro, who tweeted: while the rest of the country might think that league is serving up a pile of bull tallr than wow ming. >> we apologize, you know. we love china, we love playing there. i know both of us individually, we go there once o once or twica year, they show us the most important love, we appreciate the fan base, they love everything they are about, we appreciate their support they give us. kennedy: oh, we love everything there about -- go visit some of the uighur camps. it worth notes harden sells millions of pairs of adidas in china, last thing he wants to do is see that coin go bye-bye. was nba right to play it safe with china or was the wokest league in professional sports asleep at the wheel. here with our monday night man panel, that is how we like it, matt welch. and head writer of this very find program, it is jimmy faella. and cofounder, real tear politics tom be bevin, boom. >> what say you counselor. >> this

the full florida senate will vote on officially recruiting him from office.hey will follow a senate committee recommendation to fire him. sheriff's real has been suspended since january over his department's response to the school shooting. 17 people were killed. the governor of pennsylvania signed a veto on abortion ban. if it passes, tom will speaking against a heartbeat bill proposed by state lawmakers. wolf writes a 6-week abortion ban defined all practical understanding of modern women's healthcare. these policies run counter to a notion of individual freedom and back sound scientific basis. abortion allowed in pennsylvania up to 24 weeks until pregnancy. todd: house lawmakers will consider a federal statement to the house ways and means committee to vote on a bill that would tax e cigarettes. this is a moment to a tax on regular cigarettes and if approved it will generate $10 billion over the next decade. this is in response to dozens of vaping linked deaths nationwide. >> i know you were excited. this specific area. going out on halloween could get som

. >> martha: those cummins prompting backlash including florida senator rick scott, beto o'rourke confirmedown a long time, democrats don't care about religious liberty. this is about a complete disregard for the freedoms in our constitution. here now, former catholic street good to have both of you here, gentlemen. thank you very much. let me start with you for a lot of reasons i'm interested to get your take on this. what do you think? >> i'm in favor of gay marriage legally as they could possibly exist. i got married a few weeks ago to my husband. so i am on the record in favor of same-sex message. i'm not on board at all on this from beto o'rourke. i think constitutionally it is clearly a massive violation. i think this would go 9-0 at the supreme court. it's a punitive action by the government to enforce something frankly that would impinge on the free exercise of religion. we are talking about churches, mosques, it's really quite extreme. politically in terms of public opinion, the way gay marriage went from quite unpopular to now a significant majority opinion was by arguing fairness

of florida senate committee recommending his suspension the upheld.ael was suspended in january for his department's response to the parkland school shooting killing 17 people. families of the victims told the committee the sheriff doesn't deserve to get his job back. the senate has a final vote vote tomorrow. baseball fans rejoice. game one of the world series is tonight. the washington nationals are trying to win their first ever title, the houston astros looking to win their second world series. it is that 8:08 eastern on fox. we will have you covered with all the action. rob: houston bound. we already know how some of the 2020 candidates want to change healthcare policy if elected next year. >> medicare for all is the gold standard, the way we get healthcare coverage for every american. >> it is appropriate to acknowledge the taxes will go up. >> the plan is going to cost $30 trillion. that is more on a yearly basis than the entire federal budget. rob: plans from democrats, if none of them sound good to you house republicans are unveiling a propos

former broward county sheriff scott israel will not get his job back, florida senate voting to remove from office. israel has been suspended since january, widely criticized for his department at handling of the school shooting in parkland, he is disappointed and he says politics won the day. he plans to run for sheriff again next year. >> 3 major drug rings taken down by the fed. the third federal takedown this month. these 3 men are accused of running the arkansas-based operation, 15 accused dealers were arrested yesterday alone. the feds have been investigating for more than a year. agents seen -- you 13 pounds of fentanyl enough to kill thousands of people, tweeted is linked to the ring have been charged. rob: making progress on opioid testing following the death of tyra skaggs. major league players are not subject to random testing and are not automatically penalize like they are for performance-enhancing drugs. he was found dead in his hotel room in july. carley: the national state control of the world series, they are 2-0 in the best-of-7 series after 2 huge road wins. rob: las

the full florida senate will vote on officially removing him from office, expected to follow a senateittee recommendation to fire him. sheriff's real has been suspended since january over the department's poor response to the parkland school shooting for 17 people were killed. in just hours teachers will begin their seventh day of striking in the city of chicago. or teacher elizabeth warren joined the picket line yesterday demanding a better contract deal. >> i believe it is time in america to make a new investment in public education. rob: negotiations stalled after lori lightfoot said the city cannot afford teachers demands for higher pay and better benefits and smaller class sizes. teachers plan to rally outside her budget address today. carley: shaquille o'neal is supporting free-speech with the chinese government. >> one of our best values in america is free-speech, we are allowed to say what we want to say. that is how it goes. that is something they have to deal with. carley: he is defending a tweet from houston rockets gm darrell maurice who showed support for protest in hong

a florida state senator now wants to ban some sunscreens that could hurt marine life democratic senator linda stewart has proposed a bill. >>that would ban the sale of sunscreens with oxybenzone and i did not say unless the customer has a prescription for those products twice tried to do this to researchers believe the 2 chemicals could cause coral bleaching and eventually kill reefs in coral reefs are home to 25% of all marine life. still at businesses across the us are struggling to >>for your money tonight, businesses across the united states are struggling to find workers a new report shows a growing labor shortage, due to baby boomers retire. kurz available to replace them today's consumer watch one market expert says increasing legal immigration could be the best fix. are people looking for work and economists say the shortage is due in large part to the baby boomer generation retiring by the millions. >>and because of that the working age population america is so is growing much more slowly only about 2 tenths of percent per year this decade. >>the labor shortage is being felt in

take florida senator and hypnotized cobra, rick scott. ( laughter ) when senator scott was asked about the ukraine call, he answered, "what i saw, he asked him to look into something. but i-- i'm new." really really? you were the governor of florida. i'm new? so this is how the g.o.p. is going to respond now? "i'm new. just a widdle baby. i don't have object permanence yet, that's why when the constitution rolls behind the couch, we no longer have civil rights. goo-goo-- and i want to say this clearly-- ga-ga." ( laughter ) but not all of trump's defenders are feigning ignorance. some are sincerely ignorant, like "fox & friend," ainsley earhardt: >> i think it gets too much in the weeds. first, they're going after the president with impeachment. then they are going after rudy giuliani. now it's bill barr. and americans are saying, "what? how are they all connected? connect the dots for us. what are you talking about? it's just so much information." >> stephen: ainsley's right. ( laughter ) it's so much information! how are we supposed to remember up to three people? ( laughter ) i mean

appealing the republican governors move all the way up to the florida senate. special session in tallahassee this week which is happening right now, to deal with the sheriff's case, senators are to vote on a committee decision sometime today, the committee decision on monday which voted along party lines to remove israel, democrat, from office. he was twice elected by voters in this whole process has raised concerns even among some republicans about how much exactly a sheriff should be held accountable and the blame for the actions of one of his or her deputies and a mass murderer or other crime. the school resource high school, scott peterson, was fired, arrest and vilified for not storming the building to engage the shooter. parkland parents are suing h fad regardless of party failures. >> we believe mr. israel is the wrong man for the job for all this is distance of broward county. >> the school shooter, nikolas cruz, is facing the death penalty for killing 17 students and teachers, as well as wounding another 17 others, all happening on valentine's day last

find republicans saying very positive things about this, unless you're talking about the two florida senators. but generally speaking, when it comes to impeachment they're talking just about process and not about substance, because to undercut the process seems to be their best defense. when it comes to syria, you've got everybody up to the senate majority leader saying absolutely not. and as lisa was saying, she doesn't necessarily think it's illegal, although i think there's a question as to whether it would have made it to an article of impeachment if he had stuck to the decision. but if you want to keep the votes of the senate republicans with you when it comes to impeachment, it would help if you keep their confidence at the same time so they're not listening for that one thing that makes their brain flip the switch and say i'm done here. >> and the loudest part of it is syria. syria is both honest, angry objections to what the president did. republicans and democrats think he left an al eye on the battlefield. but also it's become a vehicle for other frustration. they have carried frust

>>but romney is mostly alone in the gop florida senator marco rubio tells cnn affiliate wfla war mister trump is just trolling the media. >>i know that's a real requests to him needling press knowing that you guys are going to outraged by it. he's pretty good at getting very fired up and he's been doing that for a while and. the media right on right on i don't ask. >>that may explain why the president is confident the republican controlled senate will hold its ground and keep mister trump in office if house democrats vote to impeach. but the impeachment inquiry has found its way to congressional town halls iowa's joni ernst got an earful at one in her state. >>where is the line when are you guys going to say enough. yeah, good question so i'm not. >>president is also not answering whether he had violated the law the chair of the federal election commission says the law is clear it is illegal for any person to solicit accept or receive anything of value from a foreign national in connection with the us election. >>mister trump appears to be relishing his latest firestorm slamming his bat

florida senator marco rubio told wfor, mr. trump is just trolling the media. >> i don't know if that is a real request or him just needling the press knowing that you guys will get outraged by it. he's gotten -- he's good at getting everybody fired up and he's been doing that for a while and the media responded right on task. >> reporter: that may explain why the president is confident the republican-coin trolled senate will hold its ground and keep him in office if the democrats vote to impeach. >> they have no choice. they have to follow the leadership and they'll get to the senate and we'll win. the republicans have been very unified. >> reporter: but the impeachment inquiry found its way to congressional town halls, joni ernst got an earful in her state. >> where is the line? when are you guys going to say enough? >> good question. so -- >> are you breaking the law asking for foreign help. >> reporter: the president is not saying whether he violated the law. the chairman of the federal election commission said the law is c

this is the news that marco rubio, the florida senator is suggesting he will push for the bill to restrictess of u.s. pensions to chinese equities, because you have one billion, thet $50 chair and board of that fund is considering allowing that cision pot to reflect the ms index, which includes china. they say that is about diversifying the portfolio and reducing risks. marco rubio says you are allowing for u.s. officials and their pensions to fund the communist party of china. he would have to find coast signatories for the big, but it is a reminder the push to reduce investment in chinese equities is still in focus. the white house and trump administration are discussing these issues, this after sanctioning that eight companies over human rights abuses. in focusstill firmly for lawmakers in washington. >> how much are these issues in focus when it comes to the communist party plenum this week? of thegathering of 200 most powerful communist party officials in beijing runs from the beginning of this week through thursday. we believe the emphasis will be on politics, rather than the trade w

no family should have to go through this florida republican senator rick scott says the driver should have never been able to get behind the wheel in the first police drunk driving is the number one cause of death on america's roadways. >>yes, are 100% preventable scott in new mexico democrat tom udall introduced the riot act to jumpstart research for devices that can determine a driver's blood alcohol level by simply touching the steering wheel or pressing the engine start button. >>the bill would create a million pilot program for the national highway traffic safety administration end automakers to develop and implement the new technology by 2024. so that's about a 4 year window for this lifesaving technology to be on the road. >>in every new car and truck former in its administrators joan claybrook says the technology could see the country as much as billion a year you can imagine what we could do with that those funds. >>that money. >>to advance our society rather than to pick up the pieces in washington, i'm in a warning he. >>a bipartisan meeting on syria collapsed in the white

the florida senate making it official, voting to permanently remove suspended broward county sheriff parkland shooting that. ed: our next guest famously clashed with israel during a televised town hall. dana loesch. >> good morning. ed: what is your reaction? >> i'm happy for all the families, no matter where they fell on the political side of things they were all united making sure this guy goes and the only people who stood with this coward, i want to be really clear, i think that, i think scott israel is a thug. i think he is a coward. i think he attempted to bully people, particularly me on stage wherein he blamed me for his failures and his incompetency. if i was doing his job i would have done a heck of lot better that man, sad excuse for a man had done. i'm glad these families were victorious. i'm glad they got this dangerous man out of this office and they have someone who actually has the training and has the veer to serve the people of broward county. the individuals that stood with scott israel, they did unfortunately fall on political side of things t was a party-line vot

florida republican senator rick scott tweeting the nba is more interested in money than human rights.e other side of the aisle elizabeth warren chiming in saying china is trying to use its market power to silence free speech and criticism of its conduct. the nba chose its pocketbook over its principles. fans sounding off as well. this person saying rockets fan since birth and this is really sad. this isn't politics. the nba getting a quick lesson in china's the root tolerance policy for criticism. >> adam silver said he would meet with chinese officials. this is not over. rob: all they care about is money. that's talk about james comey and donald trump as characters in a tv miniseries. jillian: cbs studios turning james comey memoir a higher loyalty into miniseries and jeff daniels will play james comey and brendan gleeson of harry potter fame will play donald trump. what do you think. i could see it working out. and not everyone is looking forward to this show. look at these fiery tweets. jeff, giving the trader a platform, hollywood really is disconnected with the american people an

. >> utah republican senator mitt romney is critical of president trump. he tweeted -- >> floridalican senate-marco rubio thinks president trump was doing this to agitate his media and the critics. >> i think he did it to gig you guys, to provoke you to ask me and others and get outraged by it. he plays it like a violin and everybody falls into it. >> that after the president urged china to investigate the bidens. >> shepard: and the house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff is a target. >> he is. he took heat for what he said about the whistle-blower. he said his committee did not have contact with the whistle-blower until the complaint had been completed. republicans are pouncing now that we know that is not true. >> they're fact witnesses in the same investigation that they're now running. nowhere else in the united states of america can you be both a fact witness and the prosecutor or investigation in anything much less investigation to remove a president from office. >> shepard: breaking news. the democrat jackie spear of california, san francisco specifically, speaki

brian: here is what his attorney said just as the recommended to the florida and senate.and the governor has not shown to the contrary. broward sheriff scott israel's serve as sheriff for all the people of broward county. final thought real quick, andrew? >> in that report it also says that the sheriff shouldn't be judged by individual failures. 10 people failed that day. if he shouldn't be judged by that i don't know what failed leadership is and i wouldn't do -- there is nothing i wouldn't do to hold people accountable for my daughter. brian: absolutely. >> that's what this is about. holding this guy accountable and making sure he doesn't lead that community again. brian: i don't think they ever predicted coming up against someone like you. andrew pollack, thanks so much. >> thanks, bud. brian: mitt romney reveals he has a secret twitter account by telling a reporter how do you say this in french, john? >> c'est. moi urge. mike huckabee here to react next. ♪ this is how we roll ♪ this is how we roll ♪ brian: let's bring in mike huckabee. plays the guitar and fox news co

of florida as the fate of embattled former broward sheriff scott is set to be decided by a florida state senatewill convene later today and decide whether or not to reinstate him in the town despite his failures over the parkland shooting response, the father of one of the victims will join us live and speak out. plus look at this lineup, we have newt gingrich, we have dan bongino and mike huckabee and stuart varney, a busy 3 hours kicks off just about 14 minutes right now right here on the channel y'all trust for your morning news, rob and jillian, back to you. jillian: thank you very much, steve, 37 looks great, i can't wait to see what 38 looks like. >> you have no idea. [laughter] rob: we will be right back. ted! goin' on a trip, huh? takin' it off road station wagon, eh? you know it's an suv! your family is duckin' and rollin'... while we stowin' and goin' but that's cool, i know for a fact your suv does not suck. and why is that? it aint got that vacuum in the back, whoo! sucking stuff up! what else are we gonna find? we got to go. vacuum in the back, hallelujah! get 0% financing for 60 m

even florida senator rick scott weighed in, tweeting, it's sad to see him join the chorus, kowtowingt china and putting profits over human rights for hong kong. >> lebron to the rim. >> reporter: after his comments, james went to twitter to clarify. i do not believe there was any consideration for the consequences and ramification of the tweet. i'm not discussing the content. others can talk about that. when morey first tweeted his support for hong kong last week, the nba immediately distanced themselves from it saying, the views expressed by daryl morey have deeply offended many of our friends and fans in china which is regrettable. nba commissioner adam silver later spoke up in morey's defense. >> the long-held values of the nba are to support freedom of expression and in this case daryl morey as the general manager of the houston rockets enjoys that right. as i understand that there are consequences, we will protect our employees' freedom of speech. >> okay, the nba has a $1.5 billion deal to stream their games in china. nba china, that league is worth $4 billion. it's the largest

quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. rubio: is the senate in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. mr. rubio: i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be suspended. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. rubio: it's interesting when we come here, we seem to think that everybody in america is reading the blogs and all the major newspapers of the morning. a lot of people do, but some people have lives to live. they get up early, they go to work. they listen to the news from time to time but they don't follow it closely. that's what they hire us to do and deal with as policymakers. on this issue of syria, it strikes me, it did earlier this week when i frequent a gas station close to my house, a little convenience store with a coffee stand inside. a gentleman comes up to me and basically starts saying why do we care about stuff that's happening there? it's thousands of miles away. these people having fighting forever. let them figure out. i tell you there's appeal to that argument, and i understand why americans

worth noting several on the list, joining us on the phone, florida republican senator marco rubio. have you with us good morning >> good morning. >> this entity list is the story of the day china is urging the u.s. to remove those entities from the black list why did the administration do this right when talks were going to begin >> i don't think these matters have anything to do with trade these are companies that are responsible for two things first, they pose a national security threat to the united states they're part of a vast capability that the chinese are building through commercial, and selling these products around the world, using it to gather data, the key to 21st century and multiple industry. their presence is problematic from a national security standpoint the other is the role they played in setting up the large scale systemic system of human rights abuses against religious and ethnic minorities. this is not a trade matter, it is national human rights matter. >> how does it impact the trade matter which is something obviously a lot of viewers are thinking about >> w

senate 2009 through 2014. she graduated from florida state university and earned her law degree from lake forest. she served in the north carolina state senate 1989 january 2009 when she became a us senator. she was 66. >> i was saddened by today's news our former colleagues senator hagan had passed away. during her time represented the people of north carolina k was exactly that, a gentle lady who had an earnest commitment with a friendly and collegial approach both on both sides well remember serving alongside her in the senate. in the first face of serious illness was inspiring. phasing this with her husband and her children and with all family and friends at this extremely difficult time. on a completely different matter sunday morning we woke up to a better and safer world because one monster was no longer in it. aku bakr al-baghdadi was the founder and leader of isis and in recent years that made him the single most important target ige in the fight against radical islamic terrorism. his band has committed heinous crimes sharing u

let's bring in our headliner florida senator rick scott. good morning to you.ions as we're about to hear from democratic leadership. >> they have a vendetta against trump. this has been going on for almost three years. they hate the election of 2016, the results and they're trying to change the election of 2020. we've all seen it. we saw the transcripts, we saw what the whistleblower put out. i don't see what they are talking about. but i know they'll go down this path. so it's frustrating. we have a lot of things to do. focus on drug prices and things like that. >> bill: you just mentioned the transcript. when you read it, what is your fair reading of what you interpret in that conversation? >> i still don't see what the crime is. i keep saying show me what the crime is. and no one ever says that. they say well he shouldn't have done it. all of us would do things differently than other people would do it. if we impeach somebody there ought to be something they did wrong. >> sandra: there is a suggestion in that phone call to the head of ukraine to look into po

was pushing amnesty and bush was pushing amnesty, and then mccain comes -- or rubio runs for senate in florida, promising on his mother's life that he would not come out for amnesty, gets to the senate and what's the first thing he does? i got an amnesty bill. so after being betrayed, betrayed, betrayed, it could -- he could have queered the deal. it would have been blamed on him pushing popular issues. back then in the 2000s, i could count on one hand the number of people in the conservative media. >> most of the talk radio hosts, most of the conservative names and for the conservatives out there in the audience, names you would know that i'm not going to mention. they were absolutely, 100% for amnesty. there were dock days. we thought it was over, we had nobody on our side. that has changed, 180 degrees. now, i drive around listening to talk radio, and radio hosts who not only never talked about immigration, but if they did, they were completely against or for amnesty, and for you know, we have to do this, we have to do that, how are we going to get the hispanic vote, now they're practically

. >> that was florida senator marco rubio who joined us on "squawk box" on wednesday.divestment from china including the index of our next guest let's welcome msci chairman and ceo henry fernandez. and we're here with ron baron. thank you very much for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. >> that was a sound bite from marco rubio. i'm sure you're familiar with what his concerns are about companies that have invested in chinese stocks some of your indexes are allowed to do that in chinese firms. why didn't you explain how that works and what you think about the criticism that comes from that. >> the first thing to say is msci is not an investment, not a manager, an advisor. therefore when remarks are made as to how we direct funds one way or another, we're not a principal. we are an intermediary, helping our investors figure out how to invest around the world in a good way indices are constructed for every investor to be able to look at a market the only criteria is can you buy and sell the shares in the market are the companies big enough do they have enough liqu

senator graham of florida was actually the chairman because at the the majority time, the democrats, the chairman of the intelligence committee. conclusion.he same we both voted no on the war. so i think that the war in hieshg is one of the -- iraq was one of the worst mistakes in our country. it's not impeachment. it's about policy and that's a different debate. the law, t is about not being above the law, abuse law, abuse of power, obstruction of justice, about honoring our oath of office. reporter: thank you very much. n the usmca, you're making progress every day. leader mcconnell, however, days.d in recent speaker pelosi is still blocking usmca. blocking urgent work for american families. so much goes into negotiation here, speaker pelosi. are there ways for democrats to convey the good faith progress to prevent the president and republican leaders that you are trying to block this? else r pelosi: anybody want to put all of the republican talking points on the table because we can get rid of once?ll at [laughter] let me just respond to you -- your question about the misrepresent

maria: welcome back, headline as cross mark this morning, florida senate permanently removes scott israel, israel's leadership call intoed question, you remember as the massacre as marjorie stoneman douglas high school unfolded, florida governor ron desantis hopes he brings some relief the parkland families, the trial of nicolÁs cruz to begin. dangerous forecast forcing utility to look ahead, winds could be worst than gusts that pushed deadly wild fires years ago, all to help prevent fires sparked by damaged electrical equipment, chicago sun times this morning writes light foot, we won't bailout cps, pay for everything teacher unions wants, mayor of chicago shows no signs of backing down, the district has to live within its means, the teacher strike has kept 300,000 students out of class for days now, thousands rallied outside of city hall during first budget address shutting down the famous loop. we will take a break, when we come back, recession proof, how small business owners can prepare for market move of the economy, then overworked, why so many americansle are unhappy in the workpl

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senator bob menendez of new jersey, marco rubio of florida and i have introduced a similar senate bill, but the majority leader mcconnell refuses to bring up any bill that might not meet the approval of president donald trump, even a bill offered by leaders in his own political party. senator menendez and i have tried to call up the house bill for passage only to face objection repeatedly from senate republicans. last week, to deflect blame from president trump and the senate republicans who object to our bill, the junior senator from florida came to the floor with his own approach. he blocked the bipartisan house venezuela t.p.s. bill from passing and offered a dubious amendment undermining t.p.s. for others as the price for helping the venezuelans. in other words, he said well, perhaps we could help venezuelans as long as it's at the expense of others who are in similar status from other countries. his proposal would, in fact, significantly weaken the entire temporary protected status program. for example, his proposal would require congressional approval of any extension of t.p.s. b

the florida state senate voting this week to ban him for his handling of the parkland school shooting18. andr andrew pollack's daughter meadow was killed in the shooting. he wrote a book about it "why meadow died" and he joins us now. andrew, it's a tough subject, always is. and we're grateful? >> well, i think he's an embarrassment to all sheriffs or anyone who put a uniform on in law enforcement because the guy has no integrity and he's a shameless person to even trying to get his job back after the multitude of failures from 40 calls to the killer's house, without the killer ever getting arrested. he's the bso sheriff's office dropped the tip that the shooter was going to shoot up the school and they never followed up on it. to the day of the shooting, dave, you know, not a lot of people know this, but eight deputies totally, in total, took a perimeter around the school while kids were getting shot and they never entered the building where coral springs p.d., there was a difference where they rushed the building, but it was too late for my daughter. david: now, five state senators

we have florida senator rick scott is hot on this topic and we will get his reaction. >>> but first,erberg about to be sworn in on capitol hill. again, that's at the top of the hour. we will have his opening statements live and bring you all the fireworks. more "varney & company" after this. i recently spoke to a group of students about being a scientist at 3m. i wanted them to know that innovation is not just about that one 'a-ha' moment. science is a process. it takes time, dedication. it's a journey. . that make people's lives better. my grandparents that i never knew.ch about i'm a lawyer now, but i had no idea that my grandfather was a federal judge in guatemala. my grandfather used his legal degree and his knowledge to help people that were voiceless in his country. that put a fire in my heart. it made me realize where i got my passion for social justice. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com charles: any minute mark zuckerberg will raise his hand and testify before the house committee. other topics will come up. they will inc

i want to bring in republican from florida, member of senate armed services committee.ick scott. >> it is always positive to hear about a cease-fire. we don't know about the terms. we have to understand the kurds were our partner destroying isis. we can't just be walking away from them. turkey has not clearly been our friend. they bought the russian s-400 missile system. i prosed when they did that we do sanctions. we have -- maybe only thing erdogan listen to he understands his economy will get creamed if he continues this aggression against the kurds. charles: there is no, there is no doubt that turkey reacts pretty quickly to sanctions. i think because of the from gillty of their economy, which helped drive the sees fire to your point. we don't have all the details. what do you make of the political calculus, most americans think the middle east as a quagmire, someplace where a lot of our best young men and women died, a lot of americans think for nothing, for two decades now? >> well it has been frustrating. we haven't had a lot of success. iran is acting up. they w

mccain was pushing amnesty and bush was pushing amnesty, and rubioccain comes -- or runs for senate in florida, promising on his mother's life that he would not come out for gets to the senate and what's the first thing he does? i got an amnesty bill. betrayed,eing betrayed, betrayed, it could -- could have queered the deal. it would have been blamed on him pushing popular issues. back then in the 2000s, i could count on one hand the theer of people in conservative media. >> most of the talk radio hosts, most of the conservative names conservatives out there in the audience, names you would know that i'm not going to mention. absolutely, 100% for amnesty. days.were dock we thought it was over, we had nobody on our side. degrees.changed, 180 now, i drive around listening to talk radio, and radio hosts who only never talked about immigration, but if they did, ory were completely against for amnesty, and for you know, we have to do this, we have to do that, how are we going to get the hispanic vote, now they're from adios reading america, point after point after point. look at how fox news has fl

florida. and senator rubio has publicly confirmed that russian hackers not only accessed voting systems in florida but were in a position to change voter rolls. and these are just the attacks on our election infrastructure. so we should look at it this way. one, they tried to get into the infrastructure. two, what we know they did was spread propaganda about things. one of the main ways they did it was with social media. this month, the senate intelligence committee released a bipartisan report detailing russia's widespread social media campaign to spread disinformation and divide our country. so remember, you kind of have hacking into things at the local level and at the state levels, and then you have this disinformation campaign, two things with the same intent, to interfere in our democracy. think about what i just described. a foreign country attacks our democracy in multiple ways. our military leaders and law enforcement officials all say that russia hasn't paid a sufficient price for the attack, so they are now emboldened in the words of former director dan coates and former republican sena

florida, the democrat'' line as well. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. host: you are on the air, go ahead. >> no doubt about it, the great senator from vermont is the best suited for the office of the president. oft: there is news out florida today, another congressional resignation, a that from the hill, news congressman rooney, republican from southwest florida, thinking about trump impeachment, he won't seek reelection. he said yesterday he would consider an impeachment vote, and today the news he will not seek reelection in 2020. we just saw bernie sanders, we will show you elizabeth warren in a few minutes. who is the strongest candidate? fromr democrats' line california, ruben, hello there. >> i would definitely say senator sanders is the clear frontrunner. 1.5 million individual donor base, no one is close to that. senator sanders is going to sweep america into a new day, justice for all americans. his policies benefit republicans, independents and democrats. he is the best man with the best vision for this country. host: we hear from burbank, california next come on the others' line. kevin. >> bernie sanders is the best. i'm 70 years old and have

florida. mr. senator, how do you feel about this? i'm kind of intense about this.dit for a wonderful thing. >> first after let's thank president trump and military men and women put their lives on the line. those men and women put their lives on the line, 20 kill baghdadi. he killed a floridian, steven sotloff. i'm appreciative what the president did. i'm concerned about the dog injured and hopefully he will survive and get back to health. you look at world series game last night. trump went up in the polls. swamp in d.c. booking him. this guy killed baghdadi and you will boo him? he is around military people. this is, this is crazy. then, think about it. nancy pelosi wants information on baghdadi but doesn't want to give any of the rest of us information on what is going on with the impeachment. they're hypocrites. crazy what they're doing up here. stuart: there is no sign that the impeachment drive will slacken off. there is every sign that it continues. does that mean, did you that mean we don't get anything out of congress, including the new nafta, usmca? >> st

condemn the nba saying, you know, we need to talk about this, rick scott, former governor of florida now a u.s. senatoram silver. but that then begs the question who wants to sit down and talk to president trump. >> who has been largely silent on this. >> cnn reported back in june that when the president had a private call with xi jinping he said if you continue to have trade talks with us, ie, do business, i won't talk too much about the hong kong situation. >> the president basically said i hope you all work it out. >> your problem, not ours i hope you work it out. but this is a more complicated situation that you can't just say i stand for democracy. well, it seems like today it's a lot more dicey than that. >> it's kind of a remarkable story for that. thank you for coming back. >> do you think the president is going to weigh in on this? >> we shall see. i'm 100% wrong when i think the president's going to do anything. i am just going to keep on going with my record. you can always watch stephanie and me at 1:00 p.m. eastern every day. i'm going to see you right back here tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. easte