goodwin. tony, we're here to talk about the incident that took place on jail 19b, altercation involved two individuals. tony, it's stated that you were there. >> i wasn't there. >> you wasn't there? why did they say you were there? >> i have no idea. >> they come out of the room both yelling and hollering at each other. they say it was in cell 4. which cell were you in? >> i was in four. >> came out, grabbed his shirt, i feel a certain kind of way. you stepped into cell, cell 15. from there, got him in a head lock. tony, you did not hit him, you did not get a chance to fight him. >> i didn't touch him. >> but you were there. >> come on, tony. >> guilty by association? >> no, sir, guilty because you stepped in the cell. >> i didn't step in the cell. >> this individual states that you did. give me your version of what happened. >> i can't really tell you. i ain't know nothing until they came and got me. >> come on, tony! >> for real. >> if you take part in gang activity, what can happen? you can

and that time has come for tony goodwin. >> being in clothes makes you feel free somewhat. >> goodwinrested as a juvenile but is being tried as an adult, has been incarcerated for the past 18 months while on trial for murder. >> i guess they made a verdict. i'll find out what my fate is. >> if the jury finds him guilty, they must choose between murder or aggravated murder. the latter carries a longer maximum sentence, 33 years to life. >> i'm a little nervous. it kind of came back faster than i expected. i thought they would be another day. >> good win testified in court that at age 16 he shot 20-year-old dewayne who later died from his wound, but his lawyers have presented a defense they hope will sway the jury to acquit goodwin. >> i don't know what the verdict going to be. hopefully it's a good one. if not, i don't know. can't say what i'll be thinking. >> coming up, the surprising defense strategy that tony goodwin's lawyers hope will get him off and the jury hands down its decision. >> we the jur any this case being duly impanelled and sworn do find the defendant tony goodwin. is

goodwin: it was too late.ercolated into the national consciousness, and he couldn't erase that. and it was based on what he'd said and done, 'cause he was extremist -- at least, when he talked he was. >> man: is he for the barry who said, "i seek the support of no extremists"? or is he for the one who said, "extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice"? and how is a republican supposed to indicate on his ballot which barry he's voting for? >> it was a brutal, brutal beating that senator goldwater took -- utterly unjustified. i think it embittered a lot of us. a lot of us woke up and said, "okay, this is how the game is played, and we will play the game, too." >> mann: "choice" -- it was a documentary film that was produced to attack lyndon johnson as a person who had degraded the nation's morals, who had undermined the social fabric of the united states of america by tolerating corruption and sexual promiscuity. it was a shocking film. >> sabato: here was the key to goldwater's advertising, and his personal

lou: ed rollins and michael goodwin take up the trump agenda. good evening, 9th circuit court of appeal has scheduled oral argument on president trump's vetting executive order for tomorrow. at 6 p.m. eastern time. president trump today detailed hid rationale for that order while dressing troops at u.s. central command headquarters in tampa, florida. >> we're up against an enemy that celebrates death. and totally worships destruction, have you seen that. isis is no a campaign of genocide, committing atrocities across the world. radical islamic terrorists are determined to strike our homeland. homeland. >> mr. trump's justice department filing a brief with 9th circuit, attempts to lift the temporary restraining order, against the extreme vetting program. white house arguing that president acted within his constitutional and stater to powers, but cop streu constitution gives him broad authority. white house arguing that immigration ban it only temporary for purposes of national security not a permanent measure, and stipulating that the economist o

michael goodwin. good to have you with us. >> thank you. lou: what a month it has been. this is unprecedented, is it not? >> he came out of the gate, even before the inauguration. i am a very biz -- the very busy period between the transic period. we see stories he does not sleep much, he is there all of the time and working all of the time. it has been an extraordinary 30 days, i don't know he yet changed world with yo but he hay made a dent in the old world. lou: i think that insult was low energy, he is high energy this man, is not given to rest or excuses, he is driven, and he expects others to match his energy level. >> i don't think that anyone can do that. it may have to do with the fact he has never drank. he had an extraordinary period of time. lou: he nominated 9 supreme court justice. and cleared keystone pipeline, dakota access pipeline. he is moving on regulations, and delivering on his promises at a rate that we've never seen. >> equally as important are the last two appointments. i think, he benefited. he is now going full bore. lou: stumbles on the way. y

one example of how sam cared about the inmates, inmate tony goodwin. someone's story we have been following for a while. everybody expected him to be convicted of a murder charge and face a long term in prison. >>> we, the jury, fine the defendant not guilty of aggravated murder. >> but tony got a lesser conviction and going to serve a smaller time in prison. big sam had known tony goodwin for years. >> tony. >> sam. >> tony came into the facility as a minor and sam had watched him grow up, and one day i saw sam sitting at a table and i could hear sam counseling tony. >> now you have that opportunity to get back in the mainstream with your family. >> he was obviously talking to him about trying to avoid gang activity and stay on the right path, but it was a heartfelt communication. >> this time, you're afraid of what tomorrow might be, you're afraid of what's going to happen, you're afraid of what your friends are going to be, but you've got to understand, what is this going to cause tony? this is the opportunity, tony. i'm glad. >> thank you. >> i rea

michael goodwin, a cracker jack writer. >> thank you, neil. >> neil: sadly the last week or so, we lost some wonderful people. sometimes i like to step back and read what other people are saying about those wonderful people. very revealing. for our latest colleague who has left, very special. >> neil: by now, some of you know doubt have heard that our friend and colleague alan colmes has died. my perspective is a little different so maybe when i'm appreciating and remembering right now about this fellow fox news original is that he really was unoriginal. i am not just talking about his show or his razor-sharp wit or comedic talent. alan really did stand out doing stand-up comedy. maybe because he could step back and find humor, people of all stripes warmed up to him. his cohort and friend sean hannity said it better than i could. appearances on his show, this show, and so many other shows, it wasn't alan politics that defined him but his decency. i've been reading a lot of comments people have been posting and what i immedi

. >> jennifer goodwin played one of bill's wives on the hbo hit "big love". >> he was a good friend andeing a part of the world is hard to comprehend. >> so true. >> bill is survived by his wife luis, their daughter lydia and their son james who shot an episodes of training day with his very proud papa. it will air april 6th on cbs. >> we'll be right back. next on kron-4 news at eight: frightening moments in the heart of san francisco.. after a bomb threat targeting a jewish group shuts down market street. we are live with the very latest.plus... a plane slams into a southern california home killing at least one person.what we're learning about the pilot's connection to the bay area.i'm steve aveson i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. new housewife of >> it's all on "entertainment tonight" online.com. >>> promo considerations provided by -- >>> here is a little oscar tidbit for you. there's somebody who has been nominate 21 times but has never won before. that's the sound maker kevin o'connell. >> here is the scary thing, not everyone was pulling foo kevin to break the strea

. >> jenniffr goodwin played one of bill's wives on the hbo hit "big love". >> he was a good friend and a part of the world is hard to comprehend. >> so true. >> bill is survived by his wife louise, their daughter lydia and their son james who shot an episode of "training day" with his very proud papa. it will air april 6th on cbs. >> we'll be right back. >> it's really good. >> it's all on etonline.com. >>> promo considerations provided by -- >>> here is a little oscar tidbit for you. there's somebody who has been nominate 21 times but has never won before. that's the sound maker kevin o'connell. for hack saw ridge. >> here is the scary thing, not everyone was pulling for kevin to break the streak. >> it would be against "la la land," if he is, we don't wish him well. >> kevin finally won. >> i have to tell you, it was the greatest feeling on the entire -- my entire life. i'm so grateful to the opportunity that i had. >> it's like they say, the 21st time is always the charm. >> congratulations, kevin. >>> now join us tomorrow as david cassidy sits down with dr. phil. bye, everybody. >>

. >> jennifer goodwin played one of bill's wives on the hbo hit "big love". >> he was a good friend and of the world is hard to comprehend. >> so true. >> bill is survived by his wife luis, their daughter lydia and their son james who shot an episodes of training day with his very proud papa. it will air april 6th on cbs. >> we'll be right back. what a night! tired, dry, thirsty skin? forget basic moisturizer. discover new hydra genius by l'oreal. the genius of liquid care. daily hydration that's super lightweight with aloe vera 72 hours of intense and continuous hydration. skin looks instantly fresh, glowy and ready to go. ♪ new hydra genius daily liquid care. it's genius! and you're worth it. from l'oreal paris. i have decided i want to be a doctor. stitches, nurse. we're losing him! a lot of things happen on your stainless surfaces, disinfecting should be one of them. clorox disinfecting wipes. >> it's all on "entertainment tonight" online.com. >>> promo considerations provided by -- >>> here is a little oscar tidbit for you. there's somebody who has been nominate 21 times but has ne

. >> jenniffr goodwin played one of bill's wives on the hbo hit "big love". >> he was a good friend andng a part of the world is hard to comprehend. >> so true louise, their daughter lydia and their son james who shot an episode of "training day" with his very proud papa. it will air april 6th on cbs. >> we'll be right back. we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. like putting oregano in their water. it has natural antioxidants and we don't have to use antibiotics in their diet. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. we take some unexpected ever. for example, thyme. it's part of our 100% veggie diet and helps support their immune system. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. >> it's really good. >> it's all on etonline.com. >>> promo considerations provided by -- >>> here is a little oscar tidbit for you. there's somebody who has been nominate 21 times but has never won before. that's the sound maker kevin o'connell. for hack saw ridge. >> here is the scary thing, not everyone was pulling for kevin to break the streak. >>

. >> we know where we're at, and , you know, biggest thing for us is continuing to build off a goodwinn vancouver. >> we are just about 33 hours way from the nba trade deadline and jahlil okafor remains a 76er but will he be after 3:00 p.m. thursday? reports say indiana is interested in adding the 21 year-old big man as president larry birdies looking for another score tore help all-star forward paul george. the kings could be a landing spot according to nba.com now that demarcus cousins is gone. innings isers return tomorrow night at home against wizard. >>> huge shake up out west two days, lakers blow out management and bring in magic johnson to be president of the basketball operations, the owner fired long time gm mitch cupcheck and her brother jim bust. whatever happened to family first. lakers have third worst record in the nba and if they land outside top three in the craft , the innings isers will get their pick. >>> among issues the with the philadelphia eagles most glaring weekness was play makers. well, one of the best play makers in team history is a free agent. might there

lou: ed rollins, michael goodwin. always a pleasure. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. kennedy: a whole mess of cabinet confirmations on tap in washington. democrats vowing to fight each one tooth and nail. the president has laid out a timeline to replace obamacare. but we still don't have details on the plan. to hear the one about chelsea clinton's plans to follow her parents into politics? oh, wait, that's not a joke. grab a shrink. it's time to vent. so the smug new england patriots win yet another super bowl. now i know how hillary clinton fans felt the morning after the election. but this sucks. people are drawing parallels between election night and super bowl and a shock come-from-behind victory. when everybody assumed they knew the outcome, the atlanta falcons were hillary clinton. the fall dance had a 28-3 lead in the fourth quarter. and hillary had an edge over the man in the red hat. then florida. everyone thought it would be an early night for hillary as exit polling showed that billion dollar a baby put the whole they can toed. but

. >> doris kearns goodwin team of rivals. [applause] assuming you could get all the way to the end.i would recommend the collection of the front page stories by my late colleague daniel pearl. i would recommend it to all two decades after the stories were written the word rich and relevant and a wonderful tribute not only to danny but those that published him. more than that, i would like him to see what it means when journalists he keeps calling despicable, lying etc. to put their lives on the line to bring ordinary readers the truth of what is happening all the way from the balkans to iran to south asia. the demonization of the profession going on is one of the things happening and i would invite to say to you as an audience keep your faith in the profession that is indispensable to your liberty. [applause] [cheering] defined as delivered acts of the weakeleader against the interesf the state. >> it's the episodes in western civilization where they lead the nation into disaster and the warning against the rule. [applause] [laughter] in austin texas he is respected for putting a st

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republican strategists, ed rollins and pulitzer prize winning columnist for "new york post" michael goodwin. >> good to be with you. lou: this is being blown up by the left wing media and the democrats. and perhaps, a few opportunistic republicans. >> it seems to becoming from different directs the attacks on him, i think that there is some unacceptness in the white house as well. if it is true that he lied to pence, that seems to be a fatal blow, i would think, if that is true. so, i am also curious this supposedly was not an intercepted phone call between flynn and the russian ambassador. the. the transcript is circulating, i would think that would be classified information. it just, i'm wondering who has the dirtiest hands here, no bodies hands seem particularly clean. lou: ed? >> general tblin ha flynn has been with president trump since day one. unless it is a grievace sin could something that was a deliberate lie, deliberately misleading the vice president, then i think you have ought to try to save him. if you can't do that. we have secretary of state with no experience, he could be

we have michael goodwin here. he will sort of upgrade this place here.ichael, are you an adele fan? >> i actually prefer the dog. >> really? >> thank you for helping. you know, it's funny. i did want to make the points, stocks were up. it does show a different world than the consternation and the chaos of the way it's being reported, going on. if investors were worried about this, they have a funny way of showing that. explain that disconnect and why stocks were going one way and the political conversation is going another. >> it's still a trump rally. it's about a positive expectation that his policies will lift the economy. that is the hope. the market, if it's looking forward, as it normally does, six months or so, it should -- we should see economic growth picking up. we should see more jobs, rising wages. we should see more vibrancy throughout the economy. now, whether that will happen, some of it is clearly already happening slowly through some of the executive orders the president is pushing, deregulations. for the economy to roar, we have to have

i'm looking forward to doris kearns goodwin's book about the administration "team of steves." louvre laugh now, i don't think i'm telling any secrets here when i say my name is stephen. and with so many of them in the trump administration, this is a tough time for the stephen community. so tonight, i stand up for steves, because we steves are your neighbors, we're your mailmen, we are your brothers-in-law-- seriously, a lot of brothers-in-law are named steve, it's weird. steves are honest, hard-working, salt-of-the-earth folks. we're not just a poor man's greg. we're steves, and we're proud. yes, we might represent the lesser baldwins, but what would crosby, stills, and nash be crosby and nash? still pretty good folk rock with tight harmonies, but missing that "je ne sais steve." when you want to read a book about a demon clown who kills new england children, do you pick up a book by bernie king? no, you go to stephen king every time! ( cheers and applause ) stephens invented the stone-cold stunner. stephens wrote "a brief history of time." any steves in the house tonight? not

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michael goodwin, thank you, sir.nnon. >> shannon: the president is meeting with health insurance ceos today at the white house as the nation awaits movement on the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare. we're tracking all the developments from the white house. >> bill: so you know we're waiting on this meeting with the ceos of the largest insurance companies in america meeting with president trump right now. there will be a tape play-out of that. the 22-minute address before the governor's at the white house and gave us a preview of tomorrow night's address before congress. fox confirms there will be a request in the president's budget for a $54 billion increase in defense spending. that will be offset in the budget with some cuts to the federal level including the epa, etc. look for those headlines. >> shannon: we got the footnotes today. aleppo, syria, a young girl pulled from the rubble still alive after nearby air strikes killed at least 11 people. now new reports suggest isis is using weaponized drones

republican strategist at edward murrow fellow, adam goodwin. thank you so much for joining us, gentlemen. i want to start with you. i think i may knew your response to this. were you pleased that the president's response last night? >> i'm glad he responded. the initial response was about mark cuban. so it is for sharing. i do think what is happening with north korea as well as iran, as well as russian aggression around the ukraine is a natural consequence of this president and bolt main our adversaries and our enemies and at the same time, alienating our allies. you see what he did with australia and the prime minister. elizabeth: we are getting a different message from the white house. i want to play a quick soundbite from my house adviser, stephen miller and then your response. >> the messages we are going to reinforce and strengthen our vital alliances in the pacific region as part of our strategy to deter and prevent the increasing hostility that we've seen in recent years from the north korean regime. elizabeth: that's what we are from th

there is some probability but in that marine le pen goodwin and that could actually mean that if goseehe spread significantly wider from here there could be an opportunity. guy: your theory is that people will misinterpret the first round when marine le pen is likely to do very well. a big bread widening at that point. going into the mechanics of the second round, it becomes harder for her. or maybe just before the first round. i think that is when you want to look and see where the spread is and that could present an opportunity. guy: you want to be long in, short out. how wide will it get to the run up? guest: that is difficult to say. it depends on what information how theut of france and polls show. it could go significantly wider than it is or stay where it is. it comes down to politics. is not theolitics only thing we need to be watching here in europe. the economic data has been picking up. is that focused on the core? we see strong numbers even out in the periphery, it in spain for example. guest: you have to look at the underlying fundamentals for the longer-term. that is the

"new york post" columnist michael goodwin writing, quote, the capitol is likely to be shock and awe blowoutpism while republican congressman jason chaffetz anticipates inauguration 2.0. >> i think you get a bit of a barn-burner of an address, when you have the room full of democrats and republicans, it is sort of a melodrama, right? people are standing up. other people are sitting on their hands. some are clapping. >> there you go. julie roginsky and jamie weinstein are back with us. jamie, start with you at this time first, different people have different opinions what they think he should do tonight and with would be successful, what do you think? >> well i think that for one thing is for sure, we're probably going to hear the story of his massive electoral victory again. melissa: [laughter] >> he likes to retell that. from reports the speech is actually still being written. melissa: i bet. >> if you look to see what people are saying. and i think you're going to see a lot of trumpism. he will probably have teleprompter. he will go off script. name check people in the audience like chuck

professor goodwin was saying that labour is any catch—22 position and that, eff theresa may wins backroblems, ultimately, that it is in labour's possibility to be able to fix. this was a disastrous result yesterday. let's not beat about the bush. to lose this seat when we have held it for so long and it is mid—term, and we have such an important issue here with the future of the west cumberland hospital, it is appalling to lose it. but this is a government which ought to be hugely vulnerable because of the direction in which they are taking the country in pursuing a hard brexit which would do incalculable damage the communities and to people's living standards. they ought to be there for the taking and it should be a serious wake—up call for the taking and it should be a serious wa ke—up call that for the taking and it should be a serious wake—up call that we have lost here today. and whilst i usually welcome the great campaign that was run in stoke and the defeat of ukip, we ought not have been through there, either. jeremy corbyn was asked a short while ago after making a statement

just four years ago philadelphia fire captain michael goodwin lost his life fighting a fire a few blocks away from the famous deli, on fourth street. >> that is last thing we need, is something catching on fire and someone dying. >> we put it on our facebook and we are getting people that write message that is say they see him in the neighborhood. when you see him in the neighborhood, call the cops. >> reporter: dave schratwieser fox 29 news. >>> 4:19. he resigned just days ago as philadelphia's first district attorney, now tar reag el-shabazz is looking to take over his boss's job. he launched his bid, his supporters joined him for the announce. yesterday at philadelphia lath number grill in chestnut hill. before joining the philly d.a. office he was a prominent defense attorney. he told the crowd he will lead a national fight against has incarceration if elect. >> i promise to work every moment of each day to unite citizens of philadelphia through community based prosecution and transparency. >> current district attorney seth williams recently announced he would not seek re election am

goodwin with juan gonzalez.uan: the naacp announced that it would not hold its convention in north carolina and urged an international boycott of the state in protest of laws adopted by the republican-led legislature. north carolina's house bill 2, --wn as the bathroom bill the naacp has accused republican legislators of committing voter suppression and racial gerrymandering. this is the naacp president cornell william brooks speaking in north carolina on friday. >> the naacp does not take this matter cavalierly. we understand as a consequence of constitutional history that we attended to boycott in a place in mississippi, and we were threatened with bankruptcy, threatened with bringing our beloved association to its knees. we have to consider, contemplate a boycott in the midst of this era of voter suppression. it is a serious matter, indeed. they are calling for a boycott that will hurt, a boycott that will be painful. a boycott that will literally bring the state to its knees unless it stands up to civil righ

it didn't do hillary a lot of goodwining the electoral college did. stick with that.ing that happens. it does not happen in giant numbers that usually swing elections. fine. if you want to investigate that, many republican secretaries of state are saying, look, we've done that. we've done the job. to me it's a loser argument. >> the only northern migration i saw was people from massachusetts attending trump rallies. >> some clinton rallies too. clinton rallies too. a lot of people -- >> a lot of people say -- >> they weren't voting in new hampshire. that's for sure. >> someday. up next, our reporters, including why diplomats from across the globe are watching president trump's state visits. extra closely. the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight in

this was a previous governor of california, goodwin knight. everybody called him goodie knight, as in good night. he's got a shovel full of dirt there. somebody at the ground breaking had the foresight to save that exact shovelful of dirt they dumped it into a bag, saved it for the day the dam would be complete and up and running. they could have saved a little of it but they saved a lot of it. they saved a giant amount of dirt from that shovelful and gave it to ronald reagan. they sent ronald reagan back to the governor's mansion that day with a giant jar of a previous governor's dirt. thanks for visiting, mr. governor, give it pride of place somewhere. like if you moved into a new apartment and the landlord triumphantly handed you the vacuum bag from the old tenant. here's the original dirt from the former occupants of these rooms. congratulations. pride of place. but the oroville dam, they dedicated in the 1968. it's a big deal. it's huge, it's taller than hoover dam. it's the tallest dam in the united states. it's 770 feet tall. it was com

we have the first of three michelle smith lectures coming up featuring george goodwin discussing benjamin franklin and london, british life of america's founding father on march 30. that's when you definitely want to try to sign up for. i met george in london at the benjamin franklin house, which is an extraordinary low house museum and he has got an extremely large personality. i think you all will particularly enjoy him and his discovery of franklins life in london. let's get to the main event right away. we are exceptionally pleased to have with us erica armstrong dunbar from university of delaware with us tonight. you might have seen her featured in the "new york times" recently, and on many npr programs but this is where she belongs, talking about a very important subject picture theater ph.d from columbia university. in 2011 she became the inaugural director of the program and african-american history of the library company philadelphia. they should've called you the founding director. her first book, fragile freedom, african-american women and emancipation in the antebellum city pu

he played a polygamist on "big love" opposite ginnifer goodwin. >> i am married to you and only to youo pop one of his movies into the dvd player is to hang out with him. >> paxton is survived by his wife louise. they met on a city bus in london more than 30 rears ago. he has two adult children james and lydia. >> i remember when he was here, so young. i was so sad to hear that. >> so versatile. he did comedy and serious drama. a really great actor. >> thank you very much, don. >>> the white house considers a crack down on legalized recreational marijuana. ahead, how they're keeping it >>> the son of the late boxing legend mao ham ali says he was detained by federal agents at the airport. >> muhammad ali jr. was asked about his religion and name. his mother was also questioned. first on "cbs this morning," hay oar in they're in studio 57 with their reaction. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." . not to be focusing on my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i made a decision to talk to my dermatologist about humira. humira works inside my body to target and help block a sp

michael goodwin, "new york post" columnist is here.hat's strong language. >> it was valentine's day but not a valentine to donald trump. it was clearly this what did he know and when did he know it trying to invoke the watergate line. "the new york times" picks up the same line the next day. i just think this is so far afield. this is not a legal issue for donald trump. this is not a legal crisis. this is a crisis, but it is a political crisis. i believe that there are political ways to handle it and solve it. primarily i believe he has got to a, get the white house in order. i think he needs to delegate supreme authority in the white house to presume obly the chief of staff. if not, someone else who runs the white house, controls access to him as leon panetta said os fox you need a dictator in there. the president has to appoint a dictator in the white house. >> shannon: in addition to some of the things you talk about perception is everything in the middle of these kinds of battles. you just talked about also -- we have the quote her

. >> that's the nfl, doris kearns goodwin -- roger goodell, and how they operate and that's how the presidents to run the presidency. kismet there although roger goodell and donald trump don't necessary hi like each other. patriots fans will say time and again, they'll tweet this today, tom brady hasn't said he supports donald trump. he just says they're friends. bill belichick hasn't said anything about politics. stop trying to turn them into donald trump people, whatever. the fact of the matter is donald trump mentions tom brady in speeches more than he mentions his own wife. that is a fact. i've done the count. and he does so because he has divided the world into winners and losers. that's hi view of the world. and nobody is more of a winner than a celebrity. and tom brady is the only legit "a" list slib ti who returns donald trump's phone calls. so he wields tom brady for his own legitimacy. and tom brady, that is now a political responsibility on him. am i allowing myself to be a prop of donald trump and what we see up to this point is that tom brady has no problem with bei a prop for do

metals, not just gold, platinum is also a goodwin.probably a better trade because it is more expensive now and it -- cheaper than gold. rishaad: it has always been more expensive, and palladium, but are these still the moves? storyday, we had a great about how fine ones have gone up to levels we have not seen in a long time as people are getting jittery about this equity rally. >> have a look at the chart. that has had a decent run since trump got in. there is not as much platinum as there is gold, and if anything, there is probably more of a precious metal because we do not use it as much as we use gold. silver is another one that tends to move -- , 95% has beenr destroyed. >> that's right. two or 321es, it is when you get those rallies. precious metals are generally a good trade this year for all the reasons we have been talking about. rishaad: agricultural then, surely the tide will lift up all of these commodities, so what do avoid? >> there are plenty of grains around. you get tariffs put on by the u.s. and there is this , agricu

a tweet from brian goodwin i would rather listen to a audio of clayton coughing.send it to you. [coughing] abby: we do have some very serious news to get to when that happened last night. get you through that a fox news alert. and five people that were seriously hurt after a mardi gras celebration take as terrifying turn when accused drunk driver plows right through the crowd. >> multiple injured. abby: police in new orleans say the pickup truck hit two cars before losing control hitting a group of parade go errors. 28 were hurt. the youngest victim just 3 years old. police say the driver was highly intoxicated. he is now in custody. also this white house this morning is firing back at the mainstream media over reports that the trump administration excluded cnn and the "new york times" from a press briefing. press secretary sean spicer setting the record straight last night on justice with judge jeanine. >> there's a pool that is set up by the white house correspondence association that is representative of tv, radio, it rotates daily who is in that pool. they tel