host: melvin, thank you for your call from fort lauderdale. inside the washington post, house democrats cannot just get over it. he writes the following. if the house doesn't deed -- does indeed bring impeachment articles to the floor, it will likely pass with little to no republican support. it appears virtually certain to end with trump's acquittal. thes morning from " washington post co. from somerville, pennsylvania. republican line, good morning. caller: good morning, gentlemen, and thank you for taking my call. first to the caller from south carolina, don't give up face. this is the best government we have, so don't give up faith. i have three quick comments. we watched the hearings yesterday. i was so impressed by mr. kent. i think he was unbiased and everyone would be served well listening to how he answered the questions. this is how we all should approach these hearings. i think he established the efficiently that security and onruption with ukraine is the top of the list in our foreign policy. remember, that is what the president sa

investigative journalist and founder of the truth and media project in fort lauderdale we have christopher metzler he is a legal scholar and in budapest we cross to george said newly he is author of bombs for peace nato is humanitarian war on yugoslavia right gentlemen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to george 1st in the beautiful city of budapest you know george you and i have a great sense of relief now because we've been using the term deep state for quite a while here and we were demonized and called conspiracy theorists and up puppets and paid off are just plain stupid ok now it is way it's in the mainstream the mainstream is the term and even the deep state it's come out of the cold and compliments itself on the liberal media where it has the backing and support and cover so tell me about your deep sea deep seated sense of relief george. no question there is a great sense of relief. but also as you said in your intro it's definitely very chilling. what does happen is that you're in the past 40 years a massive mi

ainsley: saint pete, not fort lauderdale. it is november 1st. hope you had a great

host: fort lauderdale, florida. good morning. >> i'm a first-time caller. problem've never had a with my health care. i've been dealing with cancer for a number of years and they've never let me down. whether it was resolved or not is where records get transferred if the want to go to an outside doctor, there's a lot of complaints the records take a long time to get there and by the time they get there, some of it is incomplete, i don't know whether it's been taken care of. secondly, the soldier who testified, i wanted to know whether the gentleman, whether or not he had talked to other veterans and how they felt about this guy's testimony. i personally feel he had a job and it was not his business to give the opinion publicly. he wasn't there to do that. on the impeachment question, we heard from both sides, the veterans community is just a divided as the rest of the country depending on where they are coming from. in terms of the health care issue and just, the gentleman mentioned he has cancer but really enjoyed his v.a. care. we hear that a lot from vet

right a real journalist that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guests in atlanta fort lauderdale and in budapest and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. you next time and remember crosstalk. guys are financial survival. when customers go buy your dish the price. didn't help well reduce some lower. that's undercutting but what's good for market is not good for the global economy. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to. have to go to the press which is what. 3 of the people. i'm interested in the war. question. today there are good and bad at it the bad news in yemen the united states deems to be a threat the good. those who work in syria the cia and the u.s. military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up right away military windows funding an army just was there's no anymore because there's always a small people for a really good. profit. to manage and 635 if you have a career an

swann in atlanta he is an investigative journalist and founder of the truth and media project in fort lauderdalewe have christopher metzler he is a legal scholar and in budapest we cross it george said newly he is author of bombs for peace nato is humanitarian war on yugoslavia right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to george 1st in the beautiful city of budapest you know george you and i have a great sense of relief now because we've been using the term deep state for quite a while here and we were demonized and called conspiracy theorists and up puppets of putin and paid off are just plain stupid ok now it is way it's in the mainstream the mainstream is the term and even the deep state it's come out of the cold and compliments itself on the liberal media where it has the backing and support and cover so tell me about your deep sea deep seated sense of relief george. now there is no question there is a great sense of relief. but also as.

host: carlos in fort lauderdale, florida. caller: i am a first time caller . i have been dealing with cancer for a number of years. it has never let me down. if question i have not heard it was resolved or not, if i ,ant to go to an outside doctor it takes a lot of time to get there. by the time to get there, it is incomplete. i don't know if that is been taken care of. i wanted out whether he spoke to veterans and how they felt about the testimony? i felt he had a job to do. callstened to the phone and it was not his business to give his opinion publicly. he was not there to do that. there to do that. guest: on the impeachment question, we have heard from both sides. you will find the veterans community is just as divided as the rest of the country depending on where they are coming from with their politics. with the health care issue, the gentleman mentioned he has cancer but he enjoys his v.a. care. we hear that a lot from veterans. access is the main complaint with the v.a. system, not the actual treatment. for the most part they are happy with the doctors

that the network somehow knew to send a camera crew to a particular residential double lament at fort lauderdale. on january today for the great reporter's instinct, he explained, entirely straight face. please. federal prosecutors abuse their power in the most grotesque way for political reasons and cnn eagerly help them do it. if that's what actually happened. if conservatives were justly outraged. as he often does, he claimed to be the champion of outrage conservatives. graham fired off a letter to the director of the fbi demanding to know who tipped off cnn to the stone raid. if he bragged about the letter and the press release as well as on twitter and then came on this channel to brag about it some more. >> this seems to me over the top, i don't know what the message was being sent, but i personally did not like it. sending a message to them. of you are accountable to the congress. they better answer my letter. >> okay. >> if i were them, i would. >> tucker: they better answer my letter. if graham said to the camera, if i were them, i would. it sounds pretty tough. whatever happened to all

check out our midnight hero, ricardo rivera, a priest in fort lauderdale, florida joined the dance teamow during a pep rally, earned himself the nickname the dancing priest. father rivera, for your moves and the nerve to get out there like you did, we like what you are selling or buying. you are our special midnight hero. we leave you with a little more of father rivera's moves tonight. maybe you will do the same over the weekend. in the meantime, most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, thank you for watching from washington, i am shannon bream. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have better rates, and better service. we're the gomez family... we're the rivera family... we're the kirby family, and we are usaa members for life. get your auto insurance quote today. if you're like us, you have a box of old video tapes, film reels, and photos,

that the network somehow knew to send a camera crew to a particular residential double lament at fort lauderdale reporter's instinct he explained, entirely straight face. please. federal prosecutors abuse their power in the most grotesque way for political reasons and cnn eagerly help them do it. that's what actually happened. conservatives were justly outraged.y as he often does, he claimed to be the champion of outrage conservatives. graham fired off a letter to the director of the fbi demanding to know who tipped off cnn to the stone raid. he bragged about the letter and the press release as well as on twitter and then came on this channel to brag about it some more. >> this seems to me over the top, i don't know what the message was being sent, but i personally did not like it. i'm sending a message to them. you are accountable to the congress. they better answer my letter. >> okay. >> if i were them, i would. >> tucker: they better answer my letter.r: graham said to the camera, if i were them, i would. t it sounds pretty tough. whatever happened to all that? it turns out, nothing. we called

our next high goes to father rivera, a teacher at cardinal high school in fort lauderdale, florida, hethe rally with this move. wow, as you can hear from those squeals. father rivera's performance a complete surprise to students. where has he been hiding those moves? >> where has he been hiding, period? >> i would convert for him. >> slip it down and reverse it. >> a little missy elliott. >> our final low goes to messing with the famous alphabet song. that's how we learned it and the way it got to be. an attempt at a new version of an old classic was passed around online. ♪ nope, nope, nope. >> that's not it. >> all right, we got that thrown off by that stretch. comedy writer posted that blast from his version which has been around for a few years. they changed the abc's song to clarify the lmnop. why would you change that? >> if i teach my potential kids that, my kids would be illiterate. >> and the melody is off. >> miranda lambert on growing up east texas, the daughter of private investigators and helping with the stake out. and, how her new marriage inspires her new album. later th

host: melvin, thank you for your call from fort lauderdale.nside the washington post, house democrats cannot just get over it. he writes the following. if the house doesn't deed -- does indeed bring impeachment articles to the floor, it will likely pass with little to no republican support. it appears virtually certain to end with trump's acquittal. thes morning from " washington post co. from somerville, pennsylvania. republican line, good morning. caller: good morning, gentlemen, and thank you for taking my call. first to the caller from south carolina, don't give up face. this is the best government we have, so don't give up faith. i have three quick comments. we watched the hearings yesterday. i was so impressed by mr. kent. i think he was unbiased and everyone would be served well listening to how he answered the questions. this is how we all should approach these hearings. i think he established the efficiently that security and onruption with ukraine is the top of the list in our foreign policy. remember, that is what the president says

father ricardo rosaria, a priest at cardinal gibbons high school in fort lauderdale, florida.he dance team with the cheerleaders and he stole the show during the rough pep rally. he's earned himself the nickname, the dancing priest. father rivera, for your move, we like what you are selling, buying. you are the special midnight hero and we will leave you with a little bit more of father rivera's most tonight. hope you enjoy and maybe you will be doing the same thing over the weekend. we are grateful you spent the evening with us. thanks for watching from washington, i'm shannon bream. go, father! stuffy-head, fever, sore throat, power through your day, medicine. ♪ 'cos i know what it means ♪ to walk along the lonely street of dreams ♪ ♪ here i go again on my--- you realize your vows are a whitesnake song? i do. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. brown-bagging it. so why you paying so much for wireless? i don't know... the new tracfone wireless gives you all kinds of control. leftovers? tracfone lets you keep your leftover data eac

liz: president trump campaign announcing a welcome home rally for the president outside of fort lauderdaleext week the house is heading to impeachment. jonathan calls at the narrowest in the history of the country, no smoking gun e-mail, no smoking gun documents, the president says he wants to set a trial, joe biden, hunter biden, adam schiff the whistleblower to testify. we will break it down including the hole in the democrat case, we have more news on the russian probe and the latest on a former fbi lawyer reportedly under criminal investigation after allegedly admitting after being confronted by justice department inspector general horowitz's team that had information to an e-mail doctor from another fbi official, after-the-fact to justify renewing a fisa warrant to client carter page. the trump campaign advisor never found wrongdoing by the malibu report. the fbi lawyer found to have said anti-trump text messages, we have them and he worked on the hillary clinton a male investigation in the russian probe. plus senate judiciary chair launches a probe into joe biden, hunter biden in the

if you're going to need a bigger boat you're going to want to check out the big boat show in fort lauderdalea 300-foot yacht with a dance floor and helicopter landing pad. the fox business network is live at the boat show, deirdre tech might be very difficult due to you up there. >> lets chris come with your point i'm really suffering here. you mentioned the length of the boat, the one that i am on called the solo was 236 feet and you can see it comes with such amenities as a jacuzzi on the sun deck. it's a cool $80 million if you like but you can try to write for $665,000 per week. it sleeps 12 and has a crew of 18 so as you can tell from that amount that is truly five-star service where there is at least one crewmember per guest. this was made by an italian builder represented by northrup and johnson, that is the broker. i will tell you this, just as you use this as a general economic indicator, the brokers here are pretty happy. they say after the 2008 credit crisis in the u.s. this market for luxury yachts, super yachts as they are called, really cold which i guess is no surprise. they s

israel one of his first acts in office claiming those and sheriff at two mass shooting, one at the fort lauderdalert, the other where 17 people were killed and 17 others wounded. according to a new washington post op-ed former president barack obama is actually a conservative and that is why 2020 democrats are having such a hard time discussing his legacy. argue that while obama embraced like when left-wing policies the process by which he governed was conservative saying, quote, he believes fundamentally the american model works even if it hasn't been allowed to work for everyone. and recent public comments he has ruffled some feathers on the left calling out woke activism for purity tests and cancel culture. uh, what do you want? i've got uh, ai robots, i've got vr goggles. i want your sled, please. no. [ chuckles ] timmy. it'd be a shame if this went viral. for those who never compromise. the mercedes-benz winter event. whoa. he was pretty good this year. wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect t

courthouse in downtown fort lauderdale, that chinese businesswoman, 33-year-old has been held in custody since she was arrested in march after penetrating through secret service security at trumps mar-a-lago palm beach resort. when she showed up that saturday, she first claimed she was there to use the pool even though she had no swimming suit with her. then when she got her the second layer of security, the mar-a-lago staff ran her name and discovered she was not supposed to be there and she claimed to be there for had been canceled and because of what she had on her triggered all kinds of speculation that perhaps she was either a chinese spy or an unwitting dupe of the chinese intelligence services. in her bag, she had for cell phones, one laptop, one external hard drive, and one thumb drive with according to the government, malware in it. inside her hotel room, she had a hidden camera detector, something that can detect hidden cameras in a room, nine thumb drives, five sim cards, and $8,000 in cash in dollars and chinese en. today, she could be released and quickly deported back to sh

she's in fort lauderdale, florida. i think they call it a yacht convention.f. that's beautiful. reporter: it really is. i have to tell you. it is officially called the fort lauderdale international boat show but convention is a good secondary title. but the boat i'm on right now is really meant for the next generation of buyer. it can be yours for a cool $23 million but these are for people who really want to explore. not that the other yachts we have been talking about have been party boats, quote unquote, but this one you can really see something. i'm showing you right now this helicopter which by the way, i have to tell you, is sold separately at a million and a half. i don't know if we can pan down and just show you all of these panels open up and then there's this kind of metal platform that comes up. essentially, it's a helicopter that has its own elevator and then this is stored in the garage underneath this yacht which is about 160 feet. i'm just going to walk you down here on this side and show you some of the other elements that we have. it's a comp

liz: president trump campaign announcing a welcome home rally for the president outside of fort lauderdalent. jonathan calls at the narrowest in the history of the country, no smoking gun e-mail, no smoking gun documents, the president says he wants to set a trial, joe biden, hunter biden, adam schiff the whistleblower to testify. we will break it down including the hole in the democrat case, we have more news on the russian probe and the latest on a former fbi lawyer reportedly under criminal investigation after allegedly admitting after being confronted by justice

the 60th annual fort lauderdale boat show. it is underway, our very own deirdre bolton getting inside look at some of the extravagant yachts in the world. that is coming up. melissa: nice. ♪ you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what's the hesitation? it's just complicated. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade audrey's on it. eating right and staying active? on it! audrey thinks she's doing all she can to manage her type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is her treatment doing enough to lower her heart risk? [sfx: crash of football players colliding off-camera.] maybe n

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it had been at a school in broward county just outside of fort lauderdale and in the security video you see the student nudged the back of the deputy's leg with her foot. about one minute later you can see the school resource officer walk over and grabbed the girl by the neck and throw her on her back. so far the officer has not commented publicly. phil keating has more. >> for broward county sheriff says even without audio on the tape the video itself simply says it all. and the sheriff of the second most popular county in florida, he finds the whole episode embarrassing. what happened at this high school with four kids with emotional and behavioral issues is a violent take down and arrest of a 15-year-old the school resource officer deputy willard miller cannot be seen texting on his phone as the girl is pacing around the room apparently after getting into some sort of trouble which has not been detailed. despite no audio you can tell the girl and the deputy have an exchange of words and then the girl walked walks up to the deputy and nudges the back of his knee and that's when the de

automatic weapons, armored vehicles, and a helicopter descended on his home in a middle-class part of fort lauderdales to the 66-year-old and his wife from bed at rifle point. just to make sure the event inflicted maximum humiliation, the feds tipped off cnn, which was there to capture the whole thing live, which they did. that's how our government treated a man facing perjury charges. now, jeffrey epstein, by contrast, was accused of molesting at least 34 separate underage girls. how was he arrested? actually, that's a trick question. he wasn't arrested. according to "the new york times" account, prosecutors called jeffrey epstein's lawyer and politely asked him to turn himself in an amount politely did. nobody tipped off cnn. in fact, just the opposite happened. authorities try to keep the whole thing secret in order to preserve jeffrey epstein's dignity. one prosecutor wrote to epstein's attorney, jay lefkowitz, assuring him that in order to "avoid the press, she could "file the charge in district court in miami which should hopefully cut the press coverage significantly." that's pretty thoughtful

inter miami begin their first ever mls season in march, with their new £750 million fort lauderdale stadium improve. root has been criticised after england's defeat by new zealand in the opening match of their two—test series. he made just two and 11 and has dropped out of the top 10 test batting rankings for the first time in five years. the second test begins tonight. i feel that big score's just around the corner. and you know, in a way, you look back at the last game, i had two dreadful shots to get out. and sometimes that's a lot easier to deal with, because they're your mistakes. you know, you're not feeling like there's a technical default or really glaring holes in your game. so, i'm quite confident. i know that i have performed over time in this team, and what i'm capable of doing. there's live commentary on the first day of the second test in hamilton on radio 5 live sports extra. play starts at 10pm, and there's full text commentary on the bbc sport website. dillian whyte will be on the undercard of anthonyjoshua's world title rematch in december. whyte hasn't fought since it eme

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and in 2017, a gunman shot and killed five people at fort lauderdale international airport. in the aftermath of the shootings, dhs and he has called for airports to create unified operations centers to coordinate emergency response and improve communications. and section 1987, the tsa modernization act provides a framework for centers. this language came from my bill, the strengthening local transportation security capabilities act. miss cogswell, what is the status of this effort and what resources has tsa provided to airports. maybe you can set some light on how many airports you've created these unified operations centers. >> we have issued those guidelines. currently, we are staffing at 12 unified operation centers, and have another four that are staffed intermittently, depending on the various exercises or response activities underway at those locations. we are working across the board with airports to understand what model works best with them, and what they're standards are within the airport community to present a positive response. >> what more can tsa in congress d

host: that is perry in fort lauderdale. of the things highlighted in an ad released by the biden campaign was that of the vice president's experience. [video clip] >> i am joe biden and i approve this message. we >> live in the most dangerous moment of a generation. edge.rld set on dictators and tyrants are praised. our allies pushed aside. this is a moment that requires strong, steady, stable leadership. we need someone trusted around the world. this is a moment for joe biden, a president with the experience to lead on day one. host: paula from ohio, good morning. caller: good morning. i am very satisfied with the group of candidates, and i do not want joe biden in. all, it is tough because i don't like his focus on age. havinglooking at now three older white men running, and bloomberg, when he comes in, and it just makes me sad. as democrats, we have such a diverse field, and it would be really nice to go with something else this time. and i elizabeth warren, if i set aside my concern about his age. i would like somebody

ainsley: saint pete, not fort lauderdale. it is november 1st.u had a great halloween last night. it's over. check that box. focus on impeachment because that's what the talk is on the hill down in d.c. brian: minority whip steve scalise. called this impeachment soviet style inquisition. talk about what he means by that what this whole thing looks like when we begin the impeachment proceedings. steve: it's not very legal. it's political. geraldo rivera and judge jeanine are going to be dropping by as well. so thank you very much for joining us on this very busy friday starting with this. after passing that resolution yesterday to establish essentially the blueprint of the impeachment inquiry going forward. house democrats are promising to be transparent. that's what they are saying in public. ainsley: the vote pretty much going along party lines with only a few exceptions. brian: two democrats couldn't go along with it. griff jenkins live in washington as the republicans slam the entire process. griff? griff: good morning, brian, ainsley, and ste

gunman shot and killed five people at fort lauderdale international airport.in the aftermath of the shootings, dhs and tsa called for airports to create unified operation centers to coordinate emergency response and improve your caps -- improve communications. tsaection 1987 of the modernization act requires tsa to provide a framework for establishing such centers. this language came from my bill, the strengthening transportation security local cabability act. what is the status of this effort, and what resources has tsa provided to airports? maybe you can shed light on how many airports have created these unified operation centers. ms. cogswell: we have issued those guidelines. we are staffing full-time at 12 unified operation centers and have another 4 that are staffed intermittently depending on the various exercises or response activities underway at those locations. we are working across the board with airports to understand what model works best with them and what their expectations are for their other stakeholders within their community to promote a pos

most important state and in fact his campaign manager brad parscale actually moved from texas to fort lauderdales a lot of emphasis put on florida. we expect the president to be down here more than he has the last three seasons. he likes to have fund-raisers at mar-a-lago, we expect more of those and already next weekend returning again. we have back-to-back weekend visits from the president. down here to raise money at an event in miami next weekend. local or state gop annual dinner. a fund-raiser there. >> all right. christine stapleton from the "palm beach post." good luck during those presidential visits. >>> from what they call trump seize ton a record-breaking holiday shopping season with black friday's online sales, revenue skyrocketing to more than $7 billion in total sales throughout the holiday period set to hit a staggering $143 billion. nbc's blaine alexander braved the chaos to speak with some of those who opted to hit the stores. >> reporter: ready, set, shop. from crowded stores to online clicks, it's beginning to look a lot like -- a record-setting holiday shopping season. >> onc

including out the fort lauderdale airport, the nightclub and announced a -- nightclub in orlando and a tallahassee yoga studio. since then i've specifically sought information from director ray regarding steps taken to hold a candle those in the agency for the failures. as the two things. first, has anyone been held accountable? second, what changes have been made to prevent this from happening again? so far, i have gotten very little information. as governor when this happened i ask a nation. i was told nothing. i got no information back. -- i asked for next nation. -- four and explanation. i asked for what accountability and changes and got little information. esther chairman i want to enter into the record the correspondence i received. >> without objection. >> the parkland families have also told me they have not gotten answers. today, as anyone from the fbi been held accountable for the failures to follow the attack of the marjory stoneman douglas? how vaped they been held accountable and what -- how have they been held accountable and what changes have been made? i get that the

host: carlos in fort lauderdale, florida. caller: i am a first time caller . have been dealing with cancer for a number of years. it has never let me down. if question i have not heard it was resolved or not, if i ,ant to go to an outside doctor it takes a lot of time to get there. by the time to get there, it is incomplete. i don't know if that is been taken care of. i wanted out whether he spoke to veterans and how they felt about the testimony? i felt he had a job to do. callstened to the phone and it was not his business to give his opinion publicly. he was not there to do that. there to do that. guest: on the impeachment question, we have heard from both sides. you will find the veterans community is just as divided as the rest of the country depending on where they are coming from with their politics. with the health care issue, the gentleman mentioned he has cancer but he enjoys his v.a. care. we hear that a lot from veterans. access is the main complaint with the v.a. system, not the actual treatment. for the most part they are happy with the doctors w

. >> tambiÉn saludamos a ella que cumple aÑos y nos ve de fort lauderdale de parte de toda la familianto que hay decenas de heridos y muertos tras un mÚltiple choque de un autobus en una autopista en mÉxico tenemos todos los detalles. >> en su comunidad los llaman hÉroes, donde viven es el condado donde hay mÁs alto consumo de drogas en el paÍs, pero ellos estÁn cambiando esta estadÍstica al restcatar a niÑo y jÓvenes. vamos a luis gerÓnimo abreu que llega para contarnos muchos secretos entre ellos los secretos de la casa. >> en su paÍs ellas son las mÁs bellas y tienen la corona, pero lograrÁn llevarse la de miss universo, hoy conoceremos a dos (música). (música). (música). (música). >>> un tercio de los niños migrantes privados de su libertad se encuentran en estados unidos. 100,000 de los 300,000 que hay en todo el mundo. nueva ronda de audiencias en el capitolio. dos testigos que escucharon la llamada. el mandatario dice que considera testificar por escrito en el proceso para su juicio político. actos de bondad. dos hombres rescatan a cientos de niños en el condado con más consumo

courthouse in downtown fort lauderdale. >> sandra: we await that.it goes something like this, i don't know if america is ready for a woman, a black woman, to be president of the united states. this is the conversation i hear in every campaign i have. >> bill: there is kamala harris over the weekend. democrats worried they don't have a candidate to dee defeat. i want to bring in donna brazile. do you see that happening, donna, today? >> no. i still believe right now we're having a great conversation about the priorities that this nation must challenge over the next not just two years but the next 50 years. i do believe the democratic party, the candidates that are representing the party, will come up with formulas and recipes that the american people will like. >> bill: all right. non-white voter support. did you see the poll we did on that? >> yes, i did. >> what do you think? joe biden is the clear winner across the board at 34%. look at buttigieg. he is at 2%. kamala harris who was just making the case a moment ago is only 4%. what is moving there

jim in fort lauderdale, florida, on the republican line. caller: good morning. question.ho do the democrats think they are fooling? they did not get anything out of and now theyler are trying to impeach on the basis of a phone call that involved information already in the public arena. bidenody knew about joe stopping an investigation. if there is one thing that is crystal clear from our founding fathers, it is that they thought they wanted and impeachment to that thertisan effort evidence would be so overwhelming and the act would be so egregious that everybody would agree they should go forward and what is happening right now is everybody -- everything but that. when nancy pelosi talks about threats to our nation, she is the biggest threat because she is going against the constitution and the desires of our founding fathers. they are reticent -- the original bipartisan group of people involved in this nation, she is going against those people. she is the biggest threat and as far as the truth is concerned, she is the one afraid of the truth. on this phone call they are

. ♪ you got to get away -- neil: the international boat show is on, kicking off in fort lauderdale, florida you're well come. i want to talk about this one. its is about 180 feet. so think about an 18 story building, just lying on its side. you put it in the water with these views, that's what you have. listen, all of these craft have amenities that people dream about. you're looking at a jacuzzi pool, there's an 850 square foot master bedroom for anyone who lives in the city, that sounds like a pretty big space and it certainly is to be aboard a yacht. there's five star service if you like and what the boating crowd tells me is this can actually sail around the world in comfort, meaning even if the waves are choppy, you do not feel it. all for the price of $50 million. that is what it takes to own vita. people can charter it for $350,000 a week. i wanted to show you this in a larger picture too and our cameraman is going to give you this beautiful panoramic view. i spoke with tom convoy heeson, they're the manufacturer, of course they're in holland, they have 12 yachts under construction a