we are also deeply moved and honored to be joined by a goldstar spouse who knows the true price of freedomristine. christine's husband chris was a sergeant in the army's 82nd airborne division, great group. chris was killed in action in iraq in 2005. christine, tonight we send the love and gratitude of our entire nation. your husband was a special man. we will hold you and your precious family in our hearts forever. christine, where are you? thank you very much. [applause] thank you,: christine. [applause] christine,: and through your husband's heroic sacrifice, you understand that he has achieved immortality. our debt to him and you is internal and everlasting. thank you very much. from bunker hill to the beaches of normandy and the jungles of vietnam, americans in every generation have given their last breath, their last measure of love, and their final moments on this earth in defense of their country and their countrymen. our service members have fulfilled their duty to america a million times over. now we must fulfill our sacred duty to them. we must protect those who protect us. when

he has dedicated his life to supporting goldstar families and building memorials to honor our fallenvicemembers. in 2016, thousands were moved by woody's patriotic words when he spoke at one of our rallies in west virginia. he was incredible, still remember it. of course, we all remember the wonderful moment when woody flipped the coin at this year's super bowl. woody, you are a national treasure and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. woody, where is woody? where is woody? thank you, woody. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, woody. brave man. 94. i give a lot of congressional medals of honor. when i say a lot -- probably five so far, and it is really one of my greatest honors to do. the congressional medal of honor, our highest honor. woody, fantastic. so often i am giving them posthumously, but we hear the stories and their families are there and everyone is proud. every once in a while, we have one that can be given to people who are living, like you, woody. so thank you very much. we are also deeply moved and honored to be joined by a goldstar spouse who knows the true pr

part of that, we talked about before, i own the goldstar trump supporter, people who back trump in hisd with the goldstar family, 20% of the electorate is with trump and support himhe rit or wrong, ultra all the way. so then there's the other portion, the people who say he apologized, don't know d where e line is. and it is over now and let's move on and i want to talk about why democrats want to abolish ice. party loyalties an amazing thing, partisanship makes life more interesting, too much, empty pockets. shannon: you don't feel that way about bacon. >> we need another study. >> i'm sure it is being funded with our money, thank you very much. next, hour cable news exclusive interview with secretary of state mike pompeo. do you make of reports that there is no intention at all of getting rid of their nuclear ambitions. >> no one is closer to that than i have. everyone is simply speculating about what has taken place today. yeah... but popping these things really helps me...relax. please don't, i'm saving those for later. at least you don't have to worry about renters insurance. just

>> roosevelt's inauguration be goldstar to that person. so the last person he was inaugurated in march? and to see if they said anything about the inauguration and then to hit a gold mine. but you have active and ambitious editorial page. and with the evolution of the new deal and by the late 30s with religious rights in germany from 1938 in the rise of fascism in japan and that the highest grade he ever completed was eighth grade to grow up very poor in the panhandle of florida and his father was a homesteader. but was lincoln asked in his habits of education a 4h leader and to seriously take the operator of a free press and a democratic society to make sure the leaders were informed almost like 19th century pros with the civic sermon it was fascinating to read and so with those editorials and those newspapers i would charge them out and what i realize with those historical sources is that are pretty was inspired to write the idea atticus in "to kill a mockingbird" you see that in the idealism from the editorial page when in the 1930s zer

lauren blanchard shows us an organization that works year round to help goldstar families.>> reporterly ever wants to see. their soldier's final journey home. this is something craig and terry had to face back in 2011. >> he was my guitar body. my fishing buddy.>> reporter: frank was killed by an ied in afghanistan. his family made a sudden trip from tampa to dover air force base. >> that was such a dark time of our life. >> reporter: all those one of their lowest lows, there was support thanks to this building and the organization behind it >> we believe in the power of family. we believe, obviously, in bringing the plight of the family to light>> reporter: fisher house helps military families around the country whose loved ones are in the hospital. in all, more than 300,000 families since 1990. but the house at dover air force base was built specifically for families who have made the ultimate sacrifice. >> that was the most important fisher house that we've ever built.>> reporter: this house is run by members of the air force including dorothy whitfield. >> this is like their safe

. >> that's kind of the goldstar there so you talked about this in can you also talk about medical exam and ritualistic quality of the lab coats in the devices and then i found it interesting that you made the connection between the pushback you saw early with the women's health movement when women were saying we want more control over our own health care and there was the whole movement for women to see their genitals. so getting spectrums and mirrors and then you have many doctors were outraged. as one arguing that the speculum was on likely to be sterile yet of course anything that enters the regina should first be boiled for at least ten minutes. i thought that was a hilarious line and also revealed something that was very profound about what doctors try to do and what the reality is about your own body. >> this is a revolutionary step in the 70s when they got a hold of a speculum and all you needed was a speculum, mirror and flashlight and you can see your own cervix in the vaginally wall and see if there's anything wrong yourself. i don't know what happened to that spirit? there w

i applaud you to get a goldstar for succeeding on pruitt. if it happens with ross, fine.e with others there. with what all of our gusts said you will end up being preserved as hypocritical to folks in oklahoma, and kansas that said drain the swamp and you have creatures holding you up. steve: candace, last word from you. there is one aspect i want to mention. one aspect of the swamp perhaps less focused on, the is bureaucracy and the way big business uses all of the regulation to lobby for what it needs. to be fair, cutting back regulations and getting rid of that is another version of draining the swamp. that's preceding very well. >> absolutely, he's entertain slashing regulations since he got into office. he gave us the ability to dream again and be an entrepreneur without worrying. that's great. look, of course it will be a uphill battle. there is not a magic drain. he's doing a great job. i think the president always does the right thing. >> there you go, a nice happy note to end on. coming up, for all of your positive populous fans out there. stay with us. thanks fo

roosevelt is inaugurated, goldstar. roosevelt was thelast person inaugurated in march. they moved it to january after that . we're going to see if lacey said anything about harper lee. let's pull up the first microfilm real and i discovered i had a goldmine because not only does ac lee have an editorial page but got an active and ambitious editorial page. he's writing every week, two, three, four editorials not just about local matters but about the evolution of the new deal over the course of the 1930s and by the late 1930s he's writing about the suppression of religious rights in germany. he's writing about kristallnacht in 1938, the rise of fascism in japan. this is a man, one of the things i also discovered was that the highest grade he ever completed was eighth grade. he grew up very for in the panhandle of florida, born in georgia but his father was a homesteader, grew up and only attended eight years of education but he was lincoln asked in his habits of self-education and a voracious reader and he had this newspaper and he took seriously his role as the operator

>>lauren blanchard shows us an organization that works year round to help goldstar families. >> reporter: it is somhi no military family ever wants to see. their soldier's final journey home. this is something craig and terry gross had to face back in 2011. >> he was my fishing buddy. he was my guitar body. my fishing buddy. >> reporter: frank was killed by an ied in afghanistan. his family made a sudden trip 1000 mile trip from tampa to dover air force base. >> that was such a dark time of our life. >> reporter: although it one of their lowest lows, there was support thanks to this building and the organization behind it >> we believe in the power of family. we believe, obviously, in bringing the plight of the family to light. >> reporter: nationwide, fisher house helps military families around the country whose loved ones are in the hospital. in all, more than 300,000 families since 1990. but the house at dover air force base was built specifically for families who loved ones have made the ultimate sacrifice. >> that was the most important fisher house that we've ever built. >> reporte

they discussed stopping trump, he said it was given by anger and candidate trump's treatment of a goldstar family. >> my perception based on that horrible disgusting behavior the american population would not elect someone demonstrating that behavior to be president of the united states. the we will stop at you are speaking on behalf of the american people. that text in no way suggested that i or the fbi would take any action to influence the candidates. >> fantastic answer to a question nobody asked. >> on another text where they disparaged virginia trump supporters. >> what does trump support smell like? >> that is an expression of speech. i was not -- i was struck by the extraordinary difference in the expression of political opinion and belief among the community there. >> smell in capital letters. >> that is a quick choice of words. >> on removal from the russia special counsel team by robert mueller. >> he kicked me off because of any bias, it was done based on the appearance. >> reporter: democrats showed former trump campaign aides prosecuted by the special counsel and use parliame

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>> well, first of all, to real goldstar endorsements that are occurring in the state.s government nathan deal. he knows the state. he and i have partnered together to build one of the strongest economies in the nation. our gdp growth has grown faster than anyone in southeast including texas. we been the number one state to do business in five years in a row and so, we have a record to run on in one i'm proud of and one that will continue to cut taxes and build a world-class task force second to none. leland: we heard a lot in this race about the economy and in terms of what is happening in georgia. you point out growth in the south which has been explosive in place like south carolina, alabama to the fact that you had the most growth and let's talk about that but unfortunately the computer for own economics makes us take a quick break and show commercials so will do that and be back with you in a minute, sir. when it comes to strong bones, are you on the right path? we have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, so with our doctors we chose prolia® t

look what he said about the goldstar family. i mean, just because they were not white.ow, i am white, but i have known for years, because of the field -- i was in the medical field. my wife still practices anesthesia. i am telling you -- this is such a racist country. it really is. it always has been. it has changed very little. there is a thin veneer of respect ability over people you would think would be too educated to be racist, but they are still racist, a lot of them. host: that is michael in ohio. caller: i was just listening to the colors from the gentleman just before i got online, he was talking about the racism in the country. i was thinking about -- i'm a veteran, a vietnam vet. hello? announcer: what did it make you think about, tyrone? caller: i was thinking about -- when he said about the racism in this country, i was wondering if all the people that were separated at the border, if they were blonde haired blue-eyed, would they have been separated, because they were of mexican descent that they were separated? most of them haven't even gotten back with th

you got very angry in regards to the goldstar father. that shows me that it is a part of you and a bias. mr. strzok: i disagree. i don't know if you are saying this experience is like being at the dentist. i would tell you, what you see in my response is a genuine passion for the united states of america. what you see is the passion of a patriot. rep. gosar: i've got two more questions. >> the gentleman from arizona controls the time. rep. gosar: if you are in a jury box and somebody sees these text messages, you are removed from the jury box, are you not? you are. and the last comment, this morning, you are a smart individual -- we are not a democracy. we are a constitutional republic. have two ways, both democracy voting, and where we have the electoral college. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from louisiana, mr. johnson. strzok, you'ver. taken great offense at questions about your credibility, but for many of us, that is the issue here. as we've been sitting here, i've been getting text mes