and then time passes and it fades. >> i do think after gabby gifford's shooting it lasted for a while it used to be republicans and democrats on the other side and you'd bring a date and frankly that was a good thing and not doing that anymore but it isn't as republican and democrat as it used to be. there is some lasting overall. we've got to get away from ascribing the worse motives to our political opponents. >> charlie: is redistricting part of the problem? >> yes, i talk a lot about that in the book. these days with the way you can use computer software and mapping you can choose your constituents rather than them choosing you. it has had an impact. a big impact. it's driven. >> charlie: the idea is if you redistrict so it's primarily heavily republican then there is not an effort to reach out to democrats. >> that's correct. >> and you have districts completely safe. you only worry about the primary. you just worry about the base and that's it. no, no matter how you redistrict if it's just geography or what you'll have some of those districts but right now you have far too many

i give examples. , aer gabby giffords was shot year later she came back to the congress to resign thet day, i was with her at the state of the union. i sat next to her. she was still unable to stand very easily. the applausema, line came, and i helped her standup. i started getting texts and emails and friends from diehard republicans asking why i was standing with the president was talking, why are you standing? that's out of hand, frankly, that you can't even do that. charlie: the worst part was the feeling that on both sides of the aisle leaders were held hostage by caucuses. sen. flake: yes. i think that has worsened over time. us versus them, shirts versus skins all the time. andour media coverage social media has exacerbated that, but it is our responsibility to break out of it. scalise, thee congressman who was shot at the softball game, you were one of the first people to reach him, if not the first. sen. flake: i was the first. after the shooting stopped, i ran out to him. it was a terrible thing. obviously, the whole morning. charlie: he was bleeding until you got him to app

palin's political action committee in a mass shooting in arizona that injured then congresswoman gabby giffords>>> former white house press secretary sean spicer can now say he has met pope francis. you may remember he was left off the list of officials who received an audience with the pope when president trump visited the vatican in may. spicer was one of about 250 people greeted personally by the pontiff. you see the photo there. he was at the vatican as part of the annual meeting of the international catholic legislators, just a couple days ago. it's so sad that spicer, before the visit, he told reporter the the pope to bless and he didn't get to go. >> it's not sad anymore. he did get to see the pope. >>> when we come back, houston residents returning home to survey the damage of their homes. >> our cameras there as they walk through the doors. you're watching "world news now." being embarassed by her parents? stop this teen from nope. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen ings. >>> that is some time lapse video s

." >> after gabby giffords was shot and a year later, she came back to the congress to resign the nextbut i was with her at the state of the union as her friend. i sat next to her. she was still unable to stand very easily when the president, president obama at that time, when the applause lines would come. and so i helped her up. and that left me standing amid a lot of democrats, and i started getting texts and emails from friends and other die-hard republicans saying, "why are you standing when the president is talking? why are you standing?" and i thought, you know, that's-- that's out of hand, frankly, that you can't even do that. >> rose: well, the worst part was the feeling that both sides of the aisle, leaders were held hostage by caucuses. >> yes, yeah. and i think that that has maybe worsened over time. this "us versus them" all the time, 24-hour media coverage, and social media has exacerbated that. but it's really our responsibility to break out of it. >> rose: is redistricting part of the problem? >> yes, you bet. i talk about that a lot in the book, how these days with the

much insinuated that palin was responsible for the shooting of former democratic congresswoman gabby giffords but it turns out that was some fake news and the times admits that because they later issued a correction saying that there was no connection between anything pale and it and the shooting but pale and felt like the paper had already defamed her so she filed a lawsuit and now the court is hearing testimony about the case to figure out whether or not it should proceed and things just got interesting that it just testified about. how he went about editing this article that basically called pailin a killer and it was pretty revealing about how the news works for instance while doing his editor thing he added the phrase political incitement the writer didn't use that as the editor he added that is then when the paper issued their corrections he took the phrase back out when asked why he added that in the first place that in fact he did it because he wanted to get our readers attention got that he basically said that he used strong controversial words political incitement just to grab atten

you say if you say the democrats are responsible for violence you know let me remind you about gabby giffords so i don't know like to show that you know i don't want to be here to point out somehow that you know it's an absurd is that we're going to say that some other way of a crowd to respond via labor when liberal media calls the president of the united states a traitor ok that is going way too far ok without any evidence michael j. to call barack obama a traitor just because i go right before we go to the break i'm a traitor yes or no did they call him a socialist trying to destroy our system ok go ahead by called last twenty seconds we're going to go. i think we have had such a terrible problem conflating the media with the democratic party i know it's only because the media declared itself so but but you know i don't have the right leadership here to say and they sound the same but they really need to be viewed differently and i think that's to david's point is that it's not the democrats doing this it's the media aren't generally the tool let me jump in here to all of the day we have t

i mentioned in the book the experience of when gabby giffords was shot in tucson. i mentioned that you know a year after she was shot she had come to return to the house and was the state of union right at that time. we left an empty seat for her just a few days after she was shot so she returned and it was a big deal so i sat next to her and she wasn't able to stand when she wanted to when the president, president obama would have an applause line all the democrats would stand and i mentioned in the book i would help her up and that left me standing. i started to get texts from irate republicans saying why are you standing? and that's when i really thought this is gone far too far. we have got to come to a place where we don't look at other americans as our enemies and no matter how you know fierce a debate can be and i'm a fierce partisan on some issues. you can have a debate but it can get ugly and we have to get away from calling our opponents losers and clowns and we have to work with them on the big issues so i am very concerned about it. >> thank you for the

governor of alaska says she was falsely portrayed as inspiring the 2011 shooting of congresswoman gabby giffordsin an editorial. it was released in june shortly after u-s representative steve scalise was shot in virginia. a judge said there were a few inaccuracies related to palin, but they were quickly corrected. he says it may have been negligent, but was not defamation of a public figure. (grant) three more people have been charged with toppling a confederate statue in north carolina earlier this month. jessica jude, joseph karlik and qasima wideman were arrested monday and later released. each faces charges related to rioting and property damage. eight others have already been arrested on similar charges... after tearing down the confederate statue in front of a government building. it came after the white nationalist rally in virginia that turned deadly. an ohio man has been charged in the beating of a black man at that rally in charlottesvill e.daniel borden refused to waive extradition in court tuesday.that means he is fighting against being forced to return to charlottesville. that's whe

i mentioned in the book the experience of when gabby giffords was shot in tucson. you know, a year after she was shot she had come to return to the house and it was the state of the union right at that time. we left an empty seat for her. it was just a few days after she was shot so she returned and it was a big deal. so, i sat next to her and she was not able to stand when she wanted to when president obama would have an applause line, all of the democrats withstand stand and so i mentioned in the book i would help her up. that left me standing, a republican amid the democrats. i started to get texts and emails from irate republicans, saying why are you standing? why are you standing? that is when i really thought, this has gone far too far. we have got to come to a place where we do not look at other americans as our enemies. you know, no matter how, you know, fears the debate can be -- and i am a fear spreads on on some issues. you can have a partisan debate but it can get ugly. we have got to get away from calling our opponents losers or clowns, things that mak

i mentioned in the book the experience of when gabby giffords was shot in tucson. i mentioned, you know, a year after she was shot she had come to return to the house and it was the state of the union right at that time. we left an empty seat for her. it was just a few days after she was shot, so she returned and it was a big deal. so, i sat next to her and she was not able to stand when she wanted to. when president obama would have an applause line, all of the democrats would stand, and so i mentioned in the book i would help her up. that left me standing, a republican amid the democrats. [laughter] flake: i started to get texts and emails from irate republicans, saying, why are you standing? why are you standing? that is when i really thought this has gone far too far. we have got to come to a place where we do not look at other americans as our enemies. no matter how fierce the debate can be -- and i am a fierce partisan on some issues. you can have a partisan debate, but it can't get ugly. we have got to get away from calling our opponents losers or clowns, th

"the new york times" wrote an editorial that seem to suggest gabby giffords was somehow in part responsiblehe attack, so nicole, the judge still has to decide, has to rule on the motion by the paper to dismiss the case, what are the chances? >> this case has suddenly become a little bit more interesting. the recent testimony about the fact that one social media account started to contradict what was in this editorial immediate changes were made to the article. that seems to indicate that it was immediately apparent upon the release of the article that they were wrong information here. the question a judge is going to have to answer is whether or not this rises to the level of negligence for the paper. really, should the paper be publishing something that is so easily discredited by social media within moments of its release? that's a big question in the paper may have a tough row to here. >> jon: it's a high bar for newspapers, they get a lot of protection. >> that is not what's happening here at all. first of all, it's the jury who ultimately decides whether the paper is liable or not for

when gabby giffords got shot, a year later she came back during the state of the union, she was going next day, and i sat with her and she couldn't stand on her own, still, at that time, so i helped her up during president obama's applause lines. i started getting texts and e-mails from republicans saying, why are you standing? the president is speaking! do you agree with the president? and just this shirts versus skins attitude that really predates president trump. and so -- but i think we've just gotten coarser and coarser. i talk in the book about things like the birtherism that was put forward. >> by president trump, mainly. >> and sheriff joe pyle sent investigators to hawaii and then had a press conference after he was defeated, still saying it was a forged birth certificate. this was in december of last year. a terrible thing to do and to prolong, and i think that that rejection of destructive politics, we've got to reject that. as a conservative, that's just not what conservatives should do. and i mean, we've got huge problems to solve in this country, the biggest, in my view,

the gabby gifford speech when she was shot, congresswoman gifrds, his 2014 speech on immigration, on and on down the list, the emmanuel mother emmanuel church, when president obama went there for that memorial. president obama, i think, the difference between him and president trump is that when you thought deeply about these issues, you can jump in as the consoler in chief, the bridge builder. president trump is a little rudderless on these points. >> stand by everybody. we're going to have more on the breaking news including members of the joint chiefs of staff over at the pentagon speaking volumes by condemning racism after the president's rant about the violence in charlottesville and the battle over removing symbols of the confederacy. >> was george washington a slave owner? so, will george washington now lose his status? are we going to take down -- excuse me. are we going to take down -- are we going to take down statues to george washington? how about thomas jefferson, what do you think of thomas jefferson? your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled n

i mentioned in the book the experience of when gabby giffords was shot in tucson. a year after she was shot, she had come to return to the house, it was the state of the union at that time. we left empty seat for her just a few days after she was shot. she returned, it was a big deal and so i sat next to her and she wasn't able to stand when she wanted to when the president, president obama, would have an applause line, the democrats would stand and so i mentioned in the book i would help her up and that left me standing, a republican amid democrats. i started to get texts and emails from irate republicans saying why are you standing? that is when i really thought this has gone far too far. we have got to come to a place where we don't look at other people -- other americans is our enemies, no matter how fierce the debate can be, and i'm a fierce partisan on some issues. ugly and we get have to get away from calling our opponents losers or clowns or things that make it difficult to sit down and work with them on the big issues that we have to work with them on. abo

action committee and the 2011 mass shooting in tucson, arizona, that injured then congresswoman gabby giffordsecretary sean spicer can now say he's met pope francis. you may recall, spicer was left off the list of officials who received an audience with the pope when president trump visited the vatican in may. well, spicer was one of about 250 people greeted personally by the pontiff. you see the photo there. he was at the vatican as part of the annual meeting of the international catholic legislators just a couple of days ago. it is so sad. it is so spicy. but before the may visit, he told reporters that he actually had a rosary bead that he wanted the pope to bless, and then he was not on the list of people to see the pope. >> what? it's not sad anymore. he did get to see the pope. >> he did get to see him. >> we are happy for him. >>> when we come back, houston residents who are now returning to survey the damage to their homes. >> our cameras there as they walked through the doors. you're watching "world news now." being embarassed by her parents? stop this teen from nope. so let's be clea

gabby give nordz critically injured. the editorial published the same day as a congressional baseball practice suggested the man who carried out the arizona rampage with an ad that placed cross hairs over leaders including giffordsin his position, a judge stated while negligence by the "times" it's not defamation as palin claimed. >>> and sports, on the hill a record-breaking night for boston's ace sports is next. you're c.i.a.? shh... based on an incredible true story... we need you to deliver stuff for us. of the c.i.a.'s biggest secret. is this all legal? you trust me? no. on september 29. c.i.a., d.e.a... pablo escobar. i made a fortune working for them boys. there are bills blowin' around everywhere. i'll rake it up in the mornin'. tom cruise. stop now if you want. shoot the gringo! it gets crazy from here. american made. rated r. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all t