fritz harbour have continued to lead the development german of ever more lethal gases such as mustard gas which caused skin burns as well as interest to isolate the scottish soldiers refused were anything other than kilts on their lower bodies. but fritz harbour argued even after the end of the first world war quote the use of gas was a way of saving cost those lives that meant that the work could be brought to an end sooner. indeed, become he said gas is a higher form of killing the title of my book. the indiscriminate bombing of london continued eventually the seventh performance was overtaken by a bout of british fighter planes come and germany turned to these. those are bombers. attacks led to their stretching of the american services in your panic amongst the city's inhabitants and many deaths including 18 children in one school in east and took a direct hit. but what were the consequences of all this after the war ended? after world war i disarmament conferences reaffirmed the ban on the use of gas but not on the search of stockpiling it. they pump -- advance the bombing of civi

and fritz is laying in pain, screaming for help. now, in that battalion headquarters that was captured a few moments before with all the prisoners on the ground? the commander is lieutenant paul -- [inaudible] guess who his best friend is? fritz, the guy screaming in pain. why did york take up arms and fight? because of his best friend. murray salvage was dead. and his other friends needed help. paul has a moral dilemma. he's lying on the meadow ground, been captured for a few minutes his best friend is screaming for help. they've been together in the army since 1909. almost a decade together in the army. you might think about that friendship. so fullmer has his luger by his side. the americans didn't disarm him. he's a good distance away from york, is so he starts shooting at york, and he misses every time. he's like, what is going on here? so finally paul fullmer stands up in the middle of this fight. he's walking behind americans. he saw this white battle platoon of germans this small platoon. he stands behind york and wants to k

. >> rose: his name was fritz kramer. >> fritz kramer. >> rose: there was a point in which he at some point said to you "kissinger, you're a historian." >> he had two ph.d. agrees. he was about 15 years or more older than i was. i don't know what he was doing inabin an infantry division to begin with. and he actually took an interest? what i should be reading which was not the normal conversation. >> rose: he said two things, "you're a historian"-- >> yeah, he said forget about accounting. ( laughter ) >> rose: that was not a hard sell. and he also said you should go to harvard. >> yes. well, he gave me lists of schools. the problem was that i didn't know anything about admissions policies, so i applied in april of the year that i wanted to go to school. ( laughter ) and most of the-- every school except harvard, i must say and he wrote back in effect saying, "you must be kidding." ( laughter ) or "why don't guback to city college?" but harvard took me. and so -- >> did he have something to do with that, do you think? wrote you a letter of recommendation. >> he wrote me a letter of re

springdale road because of downed wires. 47 is blocked at pitman avenue, traffic lights are on the fritzthe black horse pike. treat it as a stop sign. in paulsboro we have traffic lights and downed wires we're not getting anything on the waze app. >>> winds and the seas and premonsoon rains are bringing relief to southern pakistan. a scorching heat wave have killed 883 people. the temperatures have dropped to 93 degrees temperatures have reached 113 degrees hours long power outages and little running water and people fasting had worsened the situation. >>> after two years of silence boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev has spoken saying he is sorry for the pain and the death he caused. he made the comments before being formally sentenced to death yesterday. the apology came three hours after gut-wrenching impact statements from victims and survivors, many had mixed reaction to what dzhokhar tsarnaev had to say. >> he had showed no remorse or regret or empathy for what he has done to our lives. >> i have forgiven him, i have come to a place of peace. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsarnaev wil

the traffic lights are on the fritz in willow grove at fitzwatertown road. >>> northbound on exit 2 in gloucester consist on the new jersey turnpike there's a crash off to the side. there's one another exit 5 taking out the left lane but not causing a huge delay. in deptford township we have a downside pole from the overnight crash along 41 everything blocked there stick with 55 that's busy now the black horse would be another option. >> new video on "action news" showing a massachusetts man torching a police cruiser and celebrating before gheght caught. surveil -- before getting caught. he douses the cruiser with gasoline and sets sets it ablaze. >>> it's been two weeks since the men broke out of the prison in upstate new york he is there a chance they are out there trying to disguise themselves. foicialt released these images of richard matt and -- officials released these images of richard matt and david sweat. officials are saying the two men could be out there anywhere, we'll be right back. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no b

i do want to thank fritz and bill millie. i have not always have a harmonious relationship on the committee. >> pat you haven't had a harmonious relationship with your friends. he's irish, you know. >> peter helped me on the campaign. the opening line running for governor is an irish catholic democrat in mormon utah. it's i'm from the government and i'm here to help you. in 1992, that got the same response as it would today, unfortunately. and i think just what happened to me the other day yesterday when i arrived. in 1969 it was the first year that i was here in washington working as an intern for senator moss, a democrat from utah. i landed at dulles a new airport at the time and kept thinking of john kennedy's ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country and martin luther king's statement, i have a dream, and there was this positive aspirational aspect to government. people believed that we could make a difference. the other day when i got into reagan airport, all i could hear was the "hous

fritz is the golden with the trouble retrieving. fritz cannot catch anything.the remote location along route 45 in south harrison township. made it hard to fight the fire. most of the barn's roof collapsed. >>> on this monday morning let's check traffic with karen rogers. karen. >> reporter: go to work, matt looking live at i-95 at allegheny, southbound traffic heading toward center city jammed from cottman to girard. a 29 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. just had an update. not too bad. in winslow township we have a problem in camden county, chopper 6 was overhead a horrible accident scene. six vehicles involved with the accident, 73 northbound at haze mill road, a number of emergency workers and medevac helicopter had to land on the scene. take 30 northbound or new brooklyn road, instead. >> lots of sunshine up over the horizon, but a few clouds are in the process of evaporating. humidity behavior itself. high of 81 lots of sun and comfortable. tomorrow it's a more humid late in the day, a mix of clouds and sun, 85. late in the day or evening there cou

fritz is the golden with the trouble retrieving. fritz cannot catch anything.er. and you can't see the other one. it's good. melanie: we want to get a update on the weather right now. the jacqui jeras. jacqui: grab your sunglasses, temperatures will be live in average. notice the storm system right here across the lower great lakes? headed our way for tomorrow. high temperature of 84 degrees clouds start increasing tonight with a low of 70 inside the beltway. muggy with afternoon thunderstorms. continuing thunderstorm chase it -- chances for the rest of the week. angela: major mayhem on interstate 66 as you approach 50. you can see that we are stopped as all of the travel lanes are closed. that is eastbound 66 as you approach 50. traveling in maryland we have major backups southbound on 270 from clarksburg, two lanes at germantown road, slow gogermantown 50. back to you, melanie. that's an update on the commute. melanie: death penalty opponents begin a protest today outside the supreme court ending thursday at midnight. some presidential candidates and likely c

fritz is the golden with the trouble retrieving. fritz cannot catch anything.it faster. a little bit bigger. and you can't see the other one. it's good. d. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. san francisco police estimate this weekend's pride may have set a record. they came out to celebrate diversity and the fact that same-sex marriage is now legal throughout the u.s. we should get sunday's arrest numbers some time today. >>> mostly, all is well. let's see if the same can be said for the commute this morning. leyla? >> a bit of a hazy picture looking toward berkeley right now, i-80 slow in the westbound direction to the bainbridge toll. an accident there is causing delays from the east bay. drive time traffic right now 583 near dublin 42 minutes. clear along 680 to mission boulevard south and highway 85. no delays. kristen? >> leyla, thank you. she will be back with more for >>> live doppler 7 hd not picking up returns. no showers to speak of. just the possibility of thunderstorms later this afternoon. it will be downright warm today. high also reach anywhere f

and the freezer was on the fritz. >> it was a disaster. >> reporter: the dessert was solid as a rock.akes a bite and saying -- >> oh, my god. you need to do something with this. >> reporter: adding a little crunch and different flavors. . this is what she got. the dessert mistake coming down the line in california the pie pops 48,000 a day. and coming on boshd with jennifer as a manager. >> i v i see it in the grocery stores and it brings a smile. >> reporter: tonight she is up to 44 employees and hiring in the 22. you hire people laid off by nestle. we got to do what we wanted to do as kids. open the ice cream right there in the aisle. it's amazing. and creating jobs. three words in mind. >> made in america! >> start thinking about your kitchen disasters. thanks for watching and i will see you right here tomorrow night. good night. from sony pictures studios it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladieses and gentlemen here are the stars of our show pat sajak and vanna white. hey. how you doing, everybody? [ cheers and applause ] oh. goododbye. see you later. hello! how you doi

traffic lights on the fritz along 130 both ways at cove road they're blocking the two left lanes as they lights. in trenton work going on along 29 been abernathy drive and warren street. restrictions until 9:00 this morning. in egg harbor township also construction until further notice on the garden state parkway northbound approaching route 40, 322 the right lane out of commission so keep that in mind if you're down the shore and if you're headed towards dover you'll have some company. you won't be flying because fire fly is back in town this weekend. campgrounds open at noon today. there means basically today through probably about sunday you're going see plenty of traffic along highway one and route 13. tam. >> okay, thank you matt. >>> this is new here on "action news," one of the young shark attack victims in north carolina is now speaking out from his hospital bed. 16-year-old hunter treschl said he was in waste deep water but didn't see the big fish until it was too late. >> i didn't see it coming. like i said i felt it on my leg. and then i saw it when it attacked my arm. it was

flag flew the state's prestigious military academy, the citadel removed the confederate naval jack fritz main chap from its main chapel as more leaders said they could no longer defend the rebel banner. senator thurmond son of the late segregationist strom thurmond. >> i'm proud to be on the right side of history regarding the removal of the symbol of racism and bigotry. >> reporter: today alabama's governor ordered the confederate battle flag and four other banners removed from the capitol grounds. and virginia's governor has recalled license plates bearing the image. some 2,000 of them. jeff o'kane of the sons of confederate veterans says he worries this won't stop at the flag. >> then it will be this statue that statue. we're on a slippery slope here. you're going to try to eradicate history so it doesn't offend anybody. it already happened. we can't change history. >> reporter: and this evening friends and relatives are paying their last respects to ethel lance, 70 a retired mother and grandmother and for 30 years a custodian at mother emanuel where she died. reverend pinckney will b

she puts it in the refrigerator as she always does but the freezer was on the fritz. >> my refrigeratorxploded. >> reporter: it was solid as a rock. about to flow it out. >> reporter: five minutes later and this invention would have been gone. >> absolutely. >> reporter: nour husband takes a bite and says -- >> oh my god. yeah. you need to do something with this. >> reporter: adding a little crunch different flavors and this is what she got. >> reporter: that's why you married him. >> he's got good ideas. >> reporter: smart guy. the de sert mistake coming down the line in california. pie pops $48,000 in whole foods, donovan demarco coming on board as a manager. >> i see it in the grocery store, it just brings a smile. >> reporter: arthur on the job for to months. >> a company giving people chances to you know produce. >> reporter: tonight she's up to 44 employees hiring another 22. you hire people who have been laid off by necessarystlenestle. she joked three thumbs up if she could. we finally got to do what we wanted to as kids. open the ice cream right there in the aisle. it's amazing

she puts it in the refrigerator as she always does but the freezer was on the fritz. >> it exploded and disaster. >> reporter: the dessert was solid as a rock. she was about to throw it out. your husband walks in and takes a bite and says -- >> oh, my god. you need to do something with this. >> reporter: adding a little crunch and different flavors. this is what she got. that's why you married him. smart guy. the dessert mistake coming down the line in california, the pie pops, 48,000 a day. whole foods, top shop. safe way. and donovan is coming on as a manager. >> i see it in the grocery stores and it brings a smile. >> reporter: tonight she is up to 44 employees and hiring another 22. you hire people laid off by nestle. an american giant. >> i'm very proud of that. >> reporter: she's proud? how about mom? she has three thumbs up if she could. we got to do what we wanted to do as kids. open the ice cream right there in the aisle. it's amazing. and creating jobs. three words in mind. >> made in america! >> start thinking about your kitchen disasters. thanks for watching and i will see >

and i want to thank fritz and bill miller. he and i have not always had a harmonious relationship on the committee. >> pat, you haven't had a harmonious relationship with your friends and i'm rooting for you. he's irish, you know. >> he helped me on the campaign my opening line for governor as an irish governor for utah i'm here to help you and in 1982 that got the same response as it did today unfortunately and i think what happened to me the other day -- yesterday, when i arrived, in 1969 it was the first day i was here in washington working as an inturn senator moss from utah and i land the at dulles, the new airport at the time and i thought about john kennedy's ask not what your country can do for you but for what you can do for your country and the i have a dream speech and there was a aspirational dream to government and people thought they could make a difference. and the other day when i got into reagan airport all i could hear is the house of cards theme music and i think that captures what has happened in the 40 yea

charlie: fritz kramer? there was a point where he said to you, kissinger, you are historian -- you are a historian. dr. kissinger: he had to phd degrees and was about 15 years were more than i was. i don't know what he was doing in the infantry division to begin with. he took an interest in what i should be reading, which was not the normal conversations. charlie: he said two things -- you are a historian -- dr. kissinger: he said forget about accounting. [laughter] charlie: that was not a hard sell. he also said you should go to harvard. dr. kissinger: yes. he gave me a list of schools. the problem was i didn't know anything about admissions policies so i applied in april of the year i wanted to go to school. every school except harvard they wrote back in effect saying you must be kidding. [laughter] why don't you go back to city college? but harvard took me. charlie: did he have something to do with that? dr. kissinger: he certainly wrote me a letter of recommendation. he was extremely influential in my l

. >>> the kitchen disaster paying off, a freezer on the fritz turned a woman's desert into a multimillionlar hit. >>> we have a look at the tall ships, and chris chris sowerses has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast fireworks for the tall ships tonight. 14 irresistible flavors. one for the mood. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. >> heavy rain high winds and lightning caused flash flooding and power outages in the washington, d.c. area. almost 3 inches of rain fell in the area. 12 imples has fallen -- inches has fallen on the nation's capitol this month the second largest accumulation in june. >> reporter: wilmington is closing in on their record and philadelphia too. it's been a crazy month. may we didn't have much rain at all. this month we had too much. as you look at the temperature university camera. you can see the low-lying clouds, you can hardly make out the skyscrapers. there's double scan live, for the most part we're

i think any objective observer would say that this law is on the fritz. by the law's own standards the whole point of obamacare was to make healthcare more affordable but premiums aren't going down they're going up. way up. all over the country. insurers are proposing double digit premium increases, in maryland close to 30% tennessee 36%, south dakota 42%. tack season was like a bad dream before, now it's a total nightmare. people could never afford these plans on their own so the law gave them subsidies to some people. well, now 2/3 of the people who got them had to pay the irs back on average over $700. that's not the kind of am unthat people just have laying around. and for all of this hassle, for all of this what are we getting for it? the argument was that if people had insurance they'd go to the doctor instead of the emergency room, but now even more people are going to the emergency room. so whatever the supreme court decides later this month i think the lesson is absolutely clear, obamacare is just flat busted. it just doesn't work. and no fix can

fritz hollings in 1961-'62 a lot of republicans say why are republicans getting dinged with this whenrat governor put the flag up and certainly there is no shortage of examples of democrats, robert byrd senator, former member of the ku klux klan. i am not comparing it at. but even bill clinton, when he was a governor and president, very few doubt his commitment to racial justice but even as governor he took actions to honor the confederacy. >> first of all, i think both political parties have played footsie with this for too long. i want to say one thing, though, we don't want to rush past. i'm a southerner. born in tennessee. family is from the south. there is a sense as a southerner that we are put down that we are looked down upon. this is a region of the country, if you want to show somebody as stupid have them talk with a southern accent on television. so there is a sense of regional pride here that needs to be honored and respected. the flag though, is the wrong symbol for regional pride. we have on the one hand honor the sense of agreement that we have as southerners but when y

. >> reporter: dan fritz says there's only 2,000 acres of wetlands set aside in the sacramento valleybirds. there's half a million acres of rice fields and those flooded lands play a key role in protecting wildlife. >> that water is available in the residual rice bed that's available to these birds is very, very important. >> reporter: he says the hundreds of thousands of dusks and geese risk getting botulism and col era if they can't spread their wings into the farmland. >> the likelihood of the disease outbreak is recurring. >> reporter: for now the birds are surviving as are the rice farmers, but the future is uncertain. and everyone here is hoping this is the last year of drought. >> it better be or it's going to get very serious everywhere for everybody. >> reporter: in butte county, ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ktvu has a special section on the drought just click the news tap and look for california drought. >>> california could become the first state in the country to raise the legal age to buy cigarettes to 21. right now you only have to be 18 to buy tobacco products. bu

in 1962 democratic south carolina governor fritz hollings raised the confederate flag atop the south carolina state house. to hear that history from hillary clinton, here's what she said yesterday. >> it shouldn't fly there, it shouldn't fly anywhere. >> by the way, in 1996 a republican governor in south carolina tried to take the flag down, it was voted out. let's look at 1987 then governor bill clinton in arkansas, he signed a bill indicating the confederate roots of the arkansas state flag it said in part "the blue star above the word arkansas is to commemorate the confederate states of america." looks like hillary has a little bit of a flag problem. here now with reaction the author of climate change the facts mark stein. mr. stein, here's what bothers me lyndon johnson said without republicans, there is no passage of the civil rights act, voting rights act. >> right. >> 64-65. future democratic leader in the senate robert byrd filibustered the bill al gore's father wasn't there, bill clinton's mentor j. william fullbright all of these men voted against it. but most people don't

i think any objective observer would say this lot is on the fritz. will hold point of obamacare was to make health care more affordable. premiums are not going down, they are going up. >> reporter: as if to suggest a gargantuan fight may lie ahead between executive branch and legislative branch keep in mind what president obama said at the g-7 summit before leaving, he excoriated the supreme court for taking up this case and unequivocally defended obamacare. >> the thing is working. part of what is bizarre about this is we haven't had a lot of conversation about the horrors of obamacare because none have come to pass, 16 million people of gotten health insurance. and overwhelming majority are satisfied with their health insurance. >> reporter: so ryan pleaded with burwell to spell out what the administration is going to do if the supreme court rules against obamacare. will the president say my way or the highway or will he work with congress to come up with some sort of temporary remedy? she refused to answer that question directly and did say this.

emergency call for help went out before 2:00 this morning near fritz road in lower township. four adults were able to escape the flames and were rushed to area hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries and one woman was trapped in an upstairs bedroom. >> it was clear there was one woman trapped in the rear of the house. we attempted to enter the house and when the floors collapsed underneath us no firefighters were injured or were able to get out of the house safely. >> the body of the lone fatality in this fire has been removed. the medical examiner is going to determine the cause of death and it remains closed due to the volume of fire activity although they are starting to remove some of the engines. we are live in montgomery county jesse gary nbc 10 news. >> investigators are looking into what started this house fire overnight in philadelphia's germantown section. it started in the duplex on sherman street before spreading to two other homes. the family that lives in the home where the fire started is out of town and the people inside one of the other homes escaped wit

>> i guess because your ac is still on the fritz.been going on for you. >> yes. >> i hope the repair gets done quickly because the 80s will return to our forecast as we head into the weekend. right now we've got the cool, cloudy weather out there and our temperatures are only in the 50s in the outlying suburbs. 55 right now in frederick. 55 in gaithersburg as well. 57 in luray and 56 degrees right now in annapolis. on satellite and radar, you can see that cloud cover that's really kind of jammed in here and the light scattered showers and sprinkles, but there's heavier rain on the approach. you can see that well to the south moving toward richmond. and this is in association with a very stagnant area of low pressure that's just kind of going to very, very slowly rotate its way off to the north and east. in the meantime, we're going to be stuck with this pattern. so don't really expect much of a change over the next couple of days. here's your day planner. 61 degrees at 9:00. a little bit of an increase in the chance for showers by no

during the civil rights movement in the 1960s the flag was flown above the capitol while democrat fritz holings was governor. in the late '90s there was a bipartisan compromise to move it to a confederate memorial on the grounds know, a but removing the flag is a matter of state law. now the presidential candidates as i mentioned, are weighing in on that issue. many 2016ers speaking out about it saying in florida we acted to move the flag from the state grounds to a museum where it belonged, he said. following a period of mourning there will rightly be a discussion among leaders in the state about how south carolina should move forward, and i'm confident they will do the right thing. potential candidate scott walker declaring as well -- declared candidate rick santorum not being quite as direct. listen. >> do you think the flag is a symbol of racism? >> you know like i said in deference to the debate about that, a number of people have asked us to wait until the families have had a chance to bury the dead and -- >> who have asked you to wait? >> i spoke to governor haley and others abou

you know, just on the freedom of information act, fritz, i think there's some greater hope than perhaps i started off with. i'm thinking of the d.c. circuit and the second circuit both in foia seeking information about the use of drone in the targeted killing policy. one circuit said it was implauzable that the cia does not have an intelligence interest in the program and that the cia could not invoke a -- you know neither confirm or deny response. i think it's very encouraging that the second circuit ruled as it did last year where it recognized that when administration officials campaigned to convince the public that the program is lawful and effective and wise and seeks to justify that, they cannot seek to withhold the bases for their decision and ordered the release of a memo that justified if -- the targeted killing of the u.s. citizen. and i think far more needs to be done. i think we need just not only the legal memos we need the facts and the same kind of reasoning might apply in other contexts where i think there's room for the judiciary to be more skeptical about national secu

a democratic governor fritz hollings. it was controversial. it always has been.ightfully so i think it is offensive. i agree with charles. -- >> that was states rights by federal government they raised it. it was a more, f-u to the federal government. the naacp asked the state to remove it numerous times and business owners. the state resisted. i want to say i'm so proud it was a republican, nikki haley who finally pushed to individual removed. >> in 2000 they took it off the capitol. >> off the dome. >> they put it on the war memorial there. that brings me to another point kennedy, with you. >> yes. >> people who are talking are not necessarily talking about the meaning of the flag. >> no. >> when they don't support taking thi war memorial has more to do with other monuments that exist across the united states. i did a brain room check. there are at least 10 other monuments with the united states dedicated to that era of history. >> yeah. >> so their concern this is slippery slope. if you remove one part of one monument will you see that feather out in states li

bring in our panel, amy holmes news anchor for the blaze tv and former speech writer for leader bill fritzessica ehrlich, democrat ikic candidate. thanks for being here. >> jessica which one was it was the president sort of admonishing the justices on the supreme court by saying you know you should get it right like the other justices have with regard to his signature domestic achievement? >> no i don't think he was telling them exactly which way to go. i think he was just expressing his confidence in their ruling along the lines of what both circuit courts that have already reviewed the case have done and what the other legal scholars he was referring to have said which is the fact that the government and the irs in this case are correct in their interpretation of the law. >> all right. well just as justices are not suppose to be listening to what the president says and what his feelings are, should we also think that they shouldn't look at the polls because right now i think it's at an all-time low what people actually think about obamacare. >> yes, indeed. it's tied an all-time low at 3

how is fritz doing, your husband?h about acting when we first dated. but then we'd be watching movies together and i'd be like, "she is such a good actress and she's so genuine," and i'd start pointing out acting things. and now he's become like a real expert, like, on acting. and i'm like, well i shouldn't have told him too much because now maybe he'll look at my acting and think i'm kind of fakey, or whatever. so basically, he does a thing now where he notice people in movies, like, wake up in a fake way, he's like, "that seemed really fake, rewind that." and we'll rewind it. >> jimmy: i know when he's talking about. >> you do? >> jimmy: oh, when people, yeah, when they wake up. >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, no. that's one of the other games, i've played this game with fred armisen. >> what is it? tell me. >> jimmy: we've done this for an hour. >> yeah. again, this is how sad my life is. [ laughter ] but falling asleep and then waking up and seeing if it's real or not. we were sitting across from each other on a plane. >>

i think any objective observer would say that this law is on the fritz. by the law's own standards the whole point of obamacare was to make healthcare more affordable but premiums aren't going down they're going up. way up. all over the country. insurers are proposing double digit premium increases, in maryland close to 30% tennessee 36%, south dakota 42%. tack season was like a bad dream before, now it's a total nightmare. people could never afford these plans on their own so the law gave them subsidies to some people. well, now 2/3 of the people who got them had to pay the irs back on average over $700. that's not the kind of am unthat people just have laying around. and for all of this hassle, for all of this what are we getting for it? the argument was that if people had insurance they'd go to the doctor instead of the emergency room, but now even more people are going to the emergency room. so whatever the supreme court decides later this month i think the lesson is absolutely clear, obamacare is just flat busted. it just doesn't work. and no fix can

this flag the rebel flag was put up on top of the capitol dome in 1961 by the democratic governor fritz hollings. it stayed there until about 200 on 0, and then putting it at the capitol, but not on top the capitol was an attempt at a compromise. this authority was issued back in 200, and it has reemerged as a thorny issue for the candidates. >> it certainly has. now they are forced to take a position on something where they could be losing some of their base but as past has shown, jake they may not be picking up a whole lot of african-american support, so you're seeing different reactions from republicans. we for instance have heard from lindsey graham you noted that governor haley has changed her opportunity in the last few days same with senator lindsey graham saying before that -- this is what he said on cnn -- it works here to have a confederate memorial and to have an after kaj memorial in front of the statehouse. however, i think we are seeing this things have shifted here. a lot of that i would say is from a tweet from mitt romney. he tweeted very clearly saying -- speaking out

and that launched his challenge to fritz mondale.realize. >> i would not be surprised if we saw a poll near iowa caucus with bernie within single kinlgdigits of hillary clinton. >> david ignatius, what does it mean? i think bernie could do very well in iowa. what happens if he does well in iowa and then he goes to his neighboring state of new hampshire and does well there, too? suddenly the vaulted hillary machine is hooking a little bit like 2008. >> well, there are -- >> nobody can topple hillary, we're not saying that,hooking a little bit like 2008. >> well, there are -- >> nobody can topple hillary, we're not saying that, but this won't be just smooth sailing. >> secretary clinton will be a candidate who could win the general election she has to show what she's got under more pressure from bernie sanders, from o'malley, whoever it is. and i actually think this would be good for her, this period in which she is the monarch in waiting has been gredful. she gets bashed every day. so this may bring out her fire. as you look at the de

i think any objective observer would say this law is on the fritz. by the law's own standards, the whole point of obamacare was to make health care more affordable, but premiums aren't going down. they're going up. way up. all over the country, and insurers are proposing double-digit premium increases. in maryland, it's close to 30%. tennessee, 36%. south dakota 42%. tax season was like a bad dream before. now it's a total nightmare. people could never afford these plans on their own, so the law gave them subsidies, to some people. well, now two-thirds of the people who got them had to pay the irs back. on average, over $700. that's not the kind of money that people just have laying around. and for all of this hassle, for all of this what are we getting for it? the argument was that if people had insurance, they'd go to the doctor instead of the emergency room, but now even more people are going to the emergency room. so whatever the supreme court decides later this month i think the lesson is absolutely clear. obamacare is just flat busted. it just

any objective observer would say that this law is on the fritz.he whole.of obama care was to make healthcare more affordable. premiums are not going down. they're going out. proposing double-digit. increases. close to 30 percent. tennessee 36 percent, south dakota 42 percent. tax season was like a bedroom for. now it's a total nightmare. people could never afford these plans on the run. the law gave subsidies. now two thirds of the people who got them had to pay the irs back on average over $700. for all of this hassle for all of this what are we getting? the argument was a a people had insurance they go the doctors to the emergency room. now even more people are going to the emergency room. the lesson is absolutely clear we're not talking about a day or a fender bender or a flat tire. it's a central principles government control. higher prices fewer choices and lower quality not just a few screws but to tweak it here and tweak it there. the answer is to repeal and replace. i don't have to convince the administration was broken. the most egregious

were on the wrong side and the bill was introduced by then i guess senator or governor but it was fritzhollings because it was the centennial of the beginning el of the fighting in the civil t war. it wasn't in opposition to modern civil rights laws. but if you want to do something nice for blacks, which i'm always i n favor of i think we handl need to get a handle on completely stop illegal immigrations and switch it to t the immigrants that will take the ceo jobs, rather than the employee's jobs. >> and we just talked about the ch jobs, and after the shooting do you think it shows any momentum for gun control laws or a new gu debate in congress? >> no. no it's over. >> do you think it is over for the long-term or what do you think could bring it back? >> yeah. i think americans understand -- i mean, with no support from the supreme court the support for the right to defend yourself is such a fundamental aspect of our freedom, john lot has completely won the debate on for example, the only government policy that ss reduces mass shootings and spree killings is concealed carry permits an

a flag moved from the state house grounds to the top of the dome from ernest fritz who was governor, running for president, south carolinans have had enough. there is nothing confused about what this is about now. there is no other industries that funded to keep it up to defeat a republican governor, so i think the right thing will happen and it could happen as early as this week. >> beth i want to come to you on this because it does feel like if not a swift, certainly a seismic shift has occurred, such that republicans running for president, and one who i think is running for vice president in governor haley, have now called for the flag to come down. >> it is a seismic shift. it's a wonderful thing to see this be completely bipartisan. to many people unfamiliar with this issue until this week to see it led by republicans, frankly. nikki haley standing there with lindsey graham with other leading republicans in her state. if you were just coming from mars now, you would think this was a republican-led issue. it's great to see both parties come together and be so unified. my concern

. >> so i think fritz you get the last question. >> well, i have one comment and one question.he comment is going back to your original question about whether the fisa court has been a rubber stamp. if you just confine the issue to its warrant function which is -- which was its own legitimate function as we conceived it i don't know what back and forth there is in the proceedings in front of the court, but clearly the government isn't even seeking warrants of the kind the church committee exposed. eleanor roosevelt, the southern christian leadership conference, the american society and supreme court justices. they're not seeking those warrants and hopefully, they're not wiretapping those people. so it's a little unfair to call it a rubber stamp just because they approve at the end of the day most things that do come before them. now the question is, judge robertson, you said you thought -- i think you said you thought the reason counters are reluctant -- have been reluctant, pat wald said extraordinarily deferential in foia cases where national security is claimed and in state

john calhoun, the vice president, strong on the campaign, fritz hollings who ended his campaign in newn the last primary to make sure lindsey got through. he's a clever, crafty, smart politician, and there are a lot of people running, but at the end of the day, lindsey graham's going to surprise people with his fundraising ability and his national network he's inherited from john mccain and also gone to great lengths to enhance. >> and, you know you're talking about the primaries, not only that, he had to fight it out and we were talking to benjy about this. someone like eric cantor in virginia doing a whole lot less on immigration reform than the senator did. didn't seem to affect him. what's the message and what's the story we can get out of that primary? >> well lindsey graham in south carolina, in washington they called him senator graham a lot of pomp and circumstance. lindsey has spent a lot of time. i don't think i've heard anybody call him senator graham in ten years, it's lindsey. it's personal they know him. the big question is going to be whether they want to elevate him to

paul ryan: any objective observer would say this law is on the fritz. the whole point of obamacare was make healthcare more affordable. premiums are going up, way up, all over the country and insurers are proposing double digit premium increases. 30% and tennessee 36%, south dakota 42%, tax season was like a bad dream before and now it's a total nightmare. people could never afford these plans on their own so the law gave them subsidies. now two-thirds of the people who got them had to pay the irs back on average over $700. that's not the kind of money that people have laying around. and for all of this hassle, for all of this, what are we getting for it? the argument was that if people had insurance, they go to the doctor instead of the emergency room, but now even more people are going to the emergency room. so whatever the supreme court decides later this month i think the lesson is absolutely clear, obamacare is just flat busted. it just doesn't work. and no fix can change that fact. host: chairman of the ways and means committee paul ryan saying th

the bill was introduced by a senator named fritz hollings. it was the sin tenniel of the real fighting in the civil war. it wasn't in opposition to modern-day civil rights laws. if you want to do something nice for blacks, i think we need to get a handle and stop illegal immigration. and i want immigrants to be the ceo jobs. host: we just spent time talking about the gun control issue. do you think after the charleston shooting their is any momentum for new gun control laws or a debate? guest: no. no. it's over. host: it's over for the long-term? what you think could bring it back? guest: americans understand. the support for the right to defend yourself is such a fundamental aspect of our freedom. they have completely won the debate on the only policy that reduces mass shootings is concealed carry permits. once again, we have a shooting in a gun free zone. host: her new book is out. it is called "adios, america." it's not just about democrats. you talk about who is to blame for this immigration issue. you say democrats, lobbyists, republican

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