. >> i am getting pan glick as she hung on for her life, her brother, desperately tried to pull her back inside. the ride eventually came to a stop. >> her neck is stuck. >> and the crowd of onlookers and park staff gathered beneath, who was visiting interest delaware. >> you all catch her, go ahead, honey. >> matthew howards, helped break the girl's fall, howard said he injured his back. >> i yelled up to her, drop. i promise you, i'll catch you. >> yes. >> she heard me. >> the girl who struck three branches on the way down was treated on site, eventually flown to a hospital in albany. the warren county sheriff said she did not suffer any serious injuries. >> and she was saying i'm choking, i'm choking. >> christine hunter's husband and son were on the ride, minute earlier. >> after i saw this, the girl was saved, we all kinds of took sigh of relief. >> on sunday, the day after the girl's fall at six flags, inspectors from the new york state department of labor says sky ride was safe to reopen. the agency is responsible for ride safety in the state. six flags also found no malfunctions

back to our discussion with al weaver, political reporter for the "washington examiner" and katie glick, correspond or for mcclatchy newspapers. we were talking about the political divide. if you're a member of the media, as you are these days, how do you try to bridge that divide? >> it is difficult right now. some say that that media has a moment of crisis. i don't buy that. i think it of it as a moment of difficulty for the media. a lot of trump supporters. i know katie does too, where they say, we do not believe that reporting. especially major reports in "the washington post" and "new york times" ." it is tough right now. they point to the president's twitter feed, and his inability to cut the clutter and essence. there are still problems at the media faces right now, but i think it is a challenge to be sure. >> jon: katie, the charge from many trump supporters is that the media will pick apart anything this president tries to do with relation to russia, and you name it, but they did not use that same critical eye during the obama years. your response? >> while thank you to be with

arthel: joining me now is katie glick, senior political correspondent, and co-host of the mcclatchy's beyond the bubble podcast. great to have you here. >> great to be here. thank you for having me. arthel: what are you reporting on how? how do senate republicans plan to make this happen? >> congress has long been in the habit of setting deadlines and blowing right past them, it is certainly possible that we may see that again as it relates to health care bill at issue here. you know, as you noted earlier on the program, republican leaders would like to see this move ahead of that july 4th recess but the closer we get to the deadline, the more daunting a task that looks. arthel: why do you think they're putting this hard to beat deadline in front of them? >> so i actually just got back from south carolina, where the tuesday special election there and spent quite a bit of time talking with conservative activists, as well as other republican candidate for congress ralph norman there. there is certainly a feeling that we elected a republican house, a republican senate or republican white