heather: again.ey: that's right, some folks on social media were talking about this and noted her comment including twitter user name brian, he said, taking absolutely nothing away from the great entertainer that keith urban is but when no women are nominated takes away from winning the award, my entertainer of the year choice without looking at nominees is casey, yet not even a nom nation. alaska on twitter, once again there are no female artists in the entertainer of the year category as acm awards, why am i surprised every year and ben says, i don't really care what y'all think, keith urban deserve it is entertainer of the year award, it was long overdue for him. if you want to talk about female singer who lad big one last night it was casey, she won female vocalist of the year. heather: that's good, we love reba. carley: yeah. heather: speaking of people deserve award for outfit alone, the american flag outfit. >> wouldn't be award show if we didn't talk fashion. social media buzzing where the am

heather is at peace.rt anybody again. >> reporter: even after his conviction, chris jones insisted that he didn't kill heather. he told "dateline" in a phone call from jail that he never tried to control heather, that he is absolutely innocent of murder of any type, and that his taped statements to police were coerced. the detectives said chris jones talked to them voluntarily and could have ended the interview at any time. as for cousin diane, she has obtained legal custody of heather and chris' two children. and heather's gym friends, they find comfort in knowing that before her death, heather achieved that remarkable journey, becoming the person she was always meant to be. >> she got to experience that before she left this earth. she got to experience what it was like to be as beautiful as she wanted to be, inside and out. i'm glad she did. >> reporter: that dance class where heather spread her wings still keeps a place for her, a heart with heather's name on it. a reminder of a woman whose transformat

heather: waiting for a lot of stuff.ris christie gives legal lesson in campaign spying, former governor of new jersey getting fired up after democratic chicago mayor rahm emmanuel played the surveillance of 2016 campaign. >> there was a proof by the court -- >> what do you call that? heather: well, christie went onto explain that there's a difference between legal spying and illegal spying, the discussion spurred by attorney general's admission that he's looking into the issue. the same democrats who pushed those policies are slamming the idea. >> it's illegal and it's immoral, it's unethical, it's sophomoric and petulent and par for the course. heather: why do democrats refuse to standby their own policies, here to debate it mustafa and republican strategist kimberly, thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. >> good morning. heather: mustafa, i will start with you, sanctuary cities counties and state, sanctuary for illegal immigrants so why don't you want them there? >> well, i think the problem is with the d

heather: heatherwe have.heather: we hs coming up next. heather: welcome back. news facing back lash for ambushing special counsel robert mueller on easter sunday. >> sir, could i ask you a couple questions? will you testify before congress, sir? >> no comment. >> are you sure about that, sir? heather: carley shimkus with fox news headlines is here with the online outrage. i'm surprised no one has done that to robert mueller until now. >> oh, yeah? well, that's the thing, he's been very tight-lipped and reporters across the nation's capital have been trying to get an exclusive interview with him. some people feel that approaching him outside of church on easter sunday was inappropriate. but that is exactly what nbc news congressional correspondent mike sikara did yesterday, leading to backlash online. actress patricia heaton, she says today is easter sunday, the holiest day of the christian calendar, some of the faithful were murmure murdered today. you approached robert mueller outside of church. this is loath loathsome. another says this is way out of bounds f

heather: appreciate it.der agents say they are overwhelmed, they've been saying this and the trump administration is demanding attention, the texas congressman will hurd says democrats are not long. >> some things congress can do, some things that we can fix right now within dhs, we also have to be addressing root causes, the reason the majority of these people are coming northern triangle, el salvador, guatemala and honduras is for violence, i spent 9 and a half years as undercover officer in the cia, my hope we should start problem before it gets to doorstep, we should be increasing intelligence on human smugglers, why are men and women in border patrol and ice being told to handle everybody as if they're asylum seekers. if you're trying to sneak in the country you should be and you have 3 opportunities to apply for asylum, that is your motivations and you should be deported immediately. heather: border agents also tell fox news that our immigration system is being overwhelmed because of the majority of as

heather: one more time?hose people don't want their drug supply cut off, they were the drug cartel to come through. todd: 1 would happen if they had open borders? >> what says it best, heaven has walls and very restrictive entry and hell has no boundaries and that is why we are in hell. heather: i am going to leave it right there. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it, thank you for doing what you have to do to protect our country, not only your property but to protect the united states and keeping folks from getting in. >> my duty as i see it. heather: be careful out there. >> got it. heather: the time is 19 after the hour. protesters scratching the stage to interrupt charlie kirk and candace on. on. [shouting] heather: carly shimkus has the growing backlash to those hecklers pouring in online. ♪ .. 't easy. 12 hours? 20 dogs? where's your belly rubs? after a day of chasing dogs you shouldn't have to chase down payments. (vo) send invoices and accept payments to get paid twice as fast. (danny) it's tim

heather: we should do the exact opposite.ey is puzzled by what bill barr meant when he said the government spied on the trump campaign. >> i don't know what he is talking about when he talks about spying on the campaign. i hear that kind of language used and it is concerning because the fbi, department of justice conduct court ordered electronic surveillance. i have never thought of that as spying. heather: bar raised questions about inappropriate surveillance and whether the fbi followed its own rule during the senate hearings this week, comey denied knowing of any court ordered surveillance of the trump campaign, he says he accepts the special counsel's findings that there was no russia collusion. jussie smollett being sued by chicago. the city demanding the empire actor cover the cost of the investigation into his alleged hate crime hoax after jussie smollett failed to pay $130,000 requested by this week. prosecutors dropped all charges last month. he is reportedly on vacation in hawaii. what about this? tiger woods aiming

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heather: kathy?ople fought for the right for minorities to vote, for everyone to vote over the age of 18. bernie sanders was saying this is a democracy and everyone should be allowed to vote. every state - heather: allow felons to vote? felons like tsarnaev who tried to take away your right to vote, he should be able to vote? >> this -- he is a horrible person. he shouldn't be allowed to vote but felons are allowed to vote in this country except in 12 states. in maine and vermont they are allowed. some states allow it. >> it doesn't make logical sense to enforce anything like this. heather: who is he trying to cater to in terms of who he wants to vote for him? >> honestly this is another democratic strategy to get every vote they possibly can, like illegal votes. of this is their strategy moving into 2020 i would like to thank them for an easy win for republicans. bernie sanders, if he really cared, could start with the fact that many felons after they pay their debt to society and reenter they are s

heather: would it depends on what you mix it with? >> very true. heather: have a good day.. a man is shocked when he shows up for his flight the only passenger there. the traveler taking a selfy with completely empty jumbo jet. he was the only person who bought a second on the flight from lithuania to italy. he had the cabin and the crew all to himself. the plane can hold 188 passengers so a lot of seats to choose from and his story going viral. how do you choose a seat? you move around a lot, that is what i would do, from one seat to another. patriotic moment caught on the playground, some young students stopped playing to honor the national anthem and the kids even putting hands over their hearts without being asked. this happened when they heard the and him playing at softball games near their indiana school. nice to see. the time is 6 minutes until the top of the hour and they say there is no crying over spilled milk but they didn't say anything about crashing over it. how this milk truck ended up in a wild wreck. ♪ these are difficult times for elderly holocaust surviv

heather: broad statement. serious xm 115 here with the online outrage. >> he called for this last year sparking a trend among 2020 presidential candidates to call for the same thing, to defund ice. the situation at the southern border is at its breaking point with thousands of illegal immigrants crossing into the united states each month. social media will be reacting to this. let's check this tweet from teresa, has she ever visited the border or talked to any of the ice agents? it is a lot more than detaining illegal immigrants. donald says ice enforces laws that congress has passed. her do a lot of democrats. >> maybe she has spoken to ice agents before, but if she did, we commend her because we have spoken to so many and we talk about what they do. heather: the next story is a little more fun. this is important, this is crazy, this little girl's birthday party went off the rails. >> a mother was left outraged saying her child attempted a build a bear party and at the end of it her in our little kids were fo

heather: welcome back.etween canada so invented blue during a hearing about online hate speech. >> a letter words do the talking. >> you wanted to make germany great, fine. >> he is assuming black people will not pursue the full to our clip. that was unbelievably dishonest and he did not allow me to respond to it. shannon: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with more on that heated exchange. >> fiery moment between candace owens and california congressman ted do. this went down at a congressional hearing regarding hate speech. it started when congressman lou pulled out a cell phone and played a small portion of the controversial comment owens made about hitler and nationalism but no one c cherry picked a line to make her look bad. this controversy spilling over to social media when owens's employer responded saying ted and every media outlet should be ashamed of themselves for mischaracterizing candace owens as someone who legitimizes adolf hitler. candace was legitimizing nationalism, not the atrocitie

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how can we best honor heather heyer's memory? >>>> one of her favorite things she used to say was have difficult conversations. it is a hard thing to do sometimes, to have this difficult conversations. difficult most recent conversations that i had was this past friday. i do know if any of you heard me mention that heather one-time came into the office, and she had basically broken up with her boyfriend, because her boyfriend at the time had found out she worked for a black man. he gave her a hard time about the fact that she worked for a black? man, and how could you do that to him that this guy is college educated and i have a degree and he gave me a chance. i am a bartender in to give me a chance. what do you mean? he looked at me as just who i am. that same boyfriend actually came to my office this past friday. he came there. i didn't know who he was, because i never met him. he came there for legal advice, and before we spoke, he asked to speak to me specifically. it was kind of strange to want to ask for me specifically, bu

now on booktv, a portion of a recent program the manhattan institute's heather mac donald takes a critical look at political correctness in higher education in her most recent book "the diversity delusion: how race and gender corrupt the university and undermine our culture". >> there has never been a more tolerant, more opportunity filled environment in human history then the college campus. it is filled with the most well-meaning faculty who want all of their students to succeed in particular societies traditionally oppressed groups and students are being encouraged by this growing diversity bureaucracy to think of themselves as victims and celebrate the victimhood. there is a worthless competition underway on every count college campus today to be the top dog victim. these days that position glorified, sought after, is occupied by trans individuals but that won't last. anybody who can guess the next top dog victim is more pressing than not to get surprised because the students are desperate to find some way to trump the current totem pole of victimhood. >> helen mcdonald isn't there som

heather: we appreciate it. home these are the scenes of the border crisis, heavily armed smugglers measuring illegal immigrants across the southern border into arizona and a 3-year-old boy dumped in a texas field with nothing but a phone number written on his shoes. the border agent, brian terry was murdered in 2010 while protecting our country as well as those trying to cross it and his brother kent joins us with a message to congress. thank you so much for joining us this morning, we appreciate it. what would your brother have to say about what we are seeing happening at the border today? >> images of these armed cartels, militia along the border, this tells you the dangers our agents go through every day. you see that image right there, that is how my brother died, protecting open borders with armed cartels with drugs or pushing people across the united states. shannon: are we doing enough about the armed cartels? as we look at these images we mention your brother not only trying to protect people on the sid

shannon: heather: thank you.e will see what else happens today. 20 minutes until the top of the hour, devon nunez trying to uncover potential misconduct starting the russia probe. >> leaking, obstructing congress, they were conspiring together and that is what we are asking to do. heather: who could be on the list? ned ryan is naming names when we come back. take a listen. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. i love the custom ink design lab because it's really easy to use. they have customer service that you can reach anytime. t-shirts help us immediately get a sense of who we are as a group. from the moment clients walk in, they're able to feel like part of the family. - [spokesman] custom ink has hundreds of products for your business and free shipping. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com. heather: devon nunez will present the attorney genera

david: heather, thank you so much for spending time with us. that is heather conley. up, we are joined kentucky governor matt bevin. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you're watching balance of power. president trump's policies have effects well beyond the beltway and kentucky is one of the states that have its interest at stake. we welcome the governor, matt bevin, for today's conversation in chief. governor bevin comes to us from washington. welcome, good to have you with us here it great to be with you. you have a fair amount of trade, including international trade in your state, and you been subject to retaliation from the european community. how is trade affecting your state, particularly the president's policy? gov. bevin: most broadly, from a trade perspective egypt the following three years has been a record for our state in terms of exports, last year $32 billion. while we are 26th in terms of population, we were 17th in exports. we are a state that engineers and manufactures all sorts of things and sends them to the world. we also grow thin

>> you can go to our foundation website, the heather heyer foundation.com. the good thing about our foundation as well as come we're giving out scholarships to help educate activist. last june 1 came out we count three scholarships to local high school students. this year we doubled it and gave up six scholarships to local high school students, gave up one scholarship to a student in new york, and gave it a scholarship to a graduate student in college in florida. so we're trying to move out nationally as well. one of our goals, or my personal goal is to be able to come within five years, to actually pay the full tuition of a student going to school with a social activist and was trying their best to make a change in their community. >> wonderful. there's one more question specifically for you, alfred. how can we best honor heather hires memory. >> with one of her favorite things used to say was that difficult conversations. it's a hard thing to do sometimes, to have those difficult conversations. one of the most recent, difficult conversations that actually

heather: can you argue both sides?e welcome in our societies, we feel good about them and are worried about them but they are dangerous, the president representing the some fraction of them are? >> i'm totally confused. i just heard leslie say these people are super dangerous and we shouldn't within our cities but on other nights she tells viewers they are great and we need more of them. a little secret for you, liberals can be hypocrites and that is what is happening here today. i don't understand why they are speaking out. i live in san francisco. it is amazing to become a lovely city and i stated despite the drama, it is still beautiful. illegal aliens love the city. we have a lot of living in this right now and nancy pelosi and her colleagues of having them here. things like a win/when all around. the drama is nancy pelosi realizes if we had them here in her backyard, in a multimillion dollar mansion and suddenly thronged with illegal aliens neighborhood democratic voters might not like this policy so much after al

heather would get bothered by the idea. she would frequently point it out to me and i would ask her why she would get so upset about it? she would point out to me, it is a problem that they don't acknowledge you are an educated man that is there solving their problems, your there fixing their problems. they are still trying to suppress you. the incident in charlottesville stirred up a lot of feelings, a lot of things that black and brown people have known have been going on for years. a lot of people don't recognize or realize the things i've experienced all my life when i walk into a store and have someone follow me around. of interesting that, you know, to me it is no big deal, but to others, it is something brand new to them. it is down to the forefront, they are seeing it. one of the things my close friend susan has brought to my attention and hopefully to others' attention is, it is a kind of a shame that it took an innocent white woman to die for people to start having this difficult conversation about what is going o

how can we best honor heather heyer's memory? >> one of her favorite things she used to say was have difficult conversations. it's a hard thing to do sometimes, just to have those difficult conversations. one of the most recent difficult conversations i actually had was just this past friday. i don't know if any of you heard me mention about heather one time came into the office, and she basically had broken up with her boyfriend because her boyfriend at the time had found out she worked for a black man. he gave her a hard time about the fact she worked for a black man and howing you do that. she pointed out to him, you know, this guy is college educated and i have a high school degree and he gave me a chance. i'm a bartender and he gave me a chance to work in his office. what do you mean? he looked at me as just who i am. that same boyfriend actually came to my office this past friday. he came there. i didn't know who he was because i've never met him. but he came there for legal advice. before we spoke, he said he asked to spea

>> heather irwin to charge.emocrat and sonoma magazine food writer rounded up some bay area top chefs and they whipped up nutritious restaurant quality meals for displaced families to pick up. >> they wanted comfort, and something that would make them feel good. >> sonoma family meal was born. it serves more than 180,000 meals to fire survivors like dorothy hughes. >>they probably saved my life. >> dorothy had just lost her husband and dog when the fire rendered her trailer uninhabitable. >> outpouring love and help has meant so much to me. >>>volunteer says, that she has a caring community. >> that idea she had, was brilliant. >> months after the fires, the need was still there so heather and her volunteers continue to feed families. >> many of our families have moved up to four times and still in temporary housing. >> reporter: volunteers cook 1200 chef made meals in a commercial kitchen, and they pick them up at french eddies. recipients like melissa barnett are still trying to get back on their feet. >> thes

heather: the crowd sticking up for fin the bad dog at a minor-league game. they picked it up anyway. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first" which have a great weekend, "fox and friends first" continues, goodbye. rob: happy friday, april 12th. julian assange says he's not going down without a fight after being dragged out of the ecuadorian embassy in london. how the wiki leaks found returned hacker permanent hopes to stop extradition to the united states. jillian: that is not the only legal bombshell. we will tell you what media darling michael avenatti says about the charges he is facing. >> nancy pelosi said bar was off the rails. if any country would understand being off the rails it would be nancy pelosi. rob: devon nunez says his criminal referrals are signed, sealed and delivered. jillian: why are democrats struggling to control the mueller nest egg? inclusion a political statement. rob: a school district raising the black lies matter flag today. "fox and friends first" continues. ♪ >> you are the only person who doesn't move when you hear i

it's not about heather. >> yeah. your approval, or to make sure that you were okay? i mean what was the upshot of his call? >> probably to make sure i was okay. apparently there were rumors rolling that i was devastated and traumatized and none of those things are true. i think it was traumaizing for some other people in charlottesville to suddenly have that thrown up at them on the screen and i did mention that to him that probably had triggered some other people. >> meaning who? like heather's friends or who are you referring to? >> survivors. people who were there on the ground both times for those actual living scenes and not just the video. >> when you and i last spoke it was right after the conviction of heather's killer and you were talking about the foundation and you were talking about your life mission and you felt that you didn't want heather's voice and her message to be silenced and you felt that you wanted to fight against hate. so i wonder today now that you've had a chance to process it a little bit,

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then, heather he -- heather connolly, talks about the miller report findings on russian interference in the 2016 u.s. election. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at seven eastern, tuesday morning. join the discussion. here's a look at our live coverage tuesday. on c-span, white house economic adviser larry kudlow talks about the state of the u.s. economy and recent trends in the stock market. that is from the national press club at 12:30 p.m. eastern. at 7 p.m. eastern, douglas brinkley and richard norton smith talk about c-span's new presidents," where historians rank the best and worst chief executives. c-span2, the road to the warehouse -- white house coverage includes governor larry hean in new hampshire as considers a challenge to president trump in the 2020 presidential election. u.s. institute of peace looks at efforts to combat extremism in different parts of the world. on c-span3, afl-cio president richard trumka talks about trade policy and issues with david rubenstein from the economic club of washington dc that is at 8:40 a.m. eastern. >> president trum

heather: the reason behind it makes sense. the democratic candidates who are running, a huge pile, they put a collage together. >> look at this picture at monmouth university, a picture of all the potential presidential candidates, 23 people there. in comparison looking like a clown car, carl says not pictured, sergeant pepper. jan feels bad for the person on photoshop saying wouldn't it be quicker and easier to name all the dems that aren't running? there were a lot of republicans in 2016. there were 17. thank you so much. the time is 26 minutes after the top of the hour and a major case heading to the supreme court this morning, the trump administration's plan to put a citizenship question on the census. critics say it will scare immigrants but hans says there is no constitutional reason to block the question, he's live to break down the case. >> welcome back, half past the top of the hour, starting with a fox news alert, and isis fanatic identified as alleged mastermind in the master of christians in sri lanka, the founder

heather. guest: my understanding, the special counsel's office was to look at two specific questions, interference in the election and the second question, of obstruction of justice. in the other issues that would arise during -- and any other issues that would arise during the investigation. in my view, mr. mueller has completed his task. he wanted to provide that report general.torney i would reemphasize the two words, transparency and accountability. people, andamerican members of congress, to have a full sense of what happened and what did not happen. i think as much as we can do that, that is all good. authoritarian regimes would never have this requirement. we need to hold ourselves to a higher standard. certainly, the parts of the , there are 12 more investigations, again, not exclusive to these two questions respond to. had to those investigations go on. we don't know what they will provide, but in my view, it is an asked and answered issue. he was given to specific issues and he addre

mcdonald is the author of diversity of delusion and joins us, heather thank you for coming on.n the past 24 hours rethinking this question we jumped headlong in the mocking of joe biden which is fine, i think but nancy pelosi said what we just played her saying which is, we really ought to approach other people if we all have colds and arm links relationship with people we are not related to. what kind of society is she describing? >> heather: and in human one, tucker no forgiveness, no acceptance of differences of behavior. we are to be for diversity, right? how about diversity of an older generation that has a different style of engagement and has not been terrorized into frigid, self-criticism by the feminist that cannot understand that there are different human beings commit different ways of relating to people. this is going to and normal human and intercourse as we know if it allowed to get away with this. the females have said there is nothing about it. okay the conversation should and they are. but new standard now, the feminists are setting is they determine by their s

gary, heather, are back with us. heather what are you looking for in these delivery numbers? do you think they will be in the estimate gerri mentioned and what will it tell us? >> unfortunately don't. i think there was a lot of buying demand last quarter. there is a lot of demand for the model 3 at a price point, starting point of 35,000. but the problem is, are they able to produce them quick enough? that is key here, if you remember last quarter, elon musk was so desperate to sell tesla, he encourages employees to use paid time off, take advantage of big employee discounts to buy, purchase a tesla. we also had expire, expiring of u.s. tax credits to buy teslas. so people might have bought ahead of that. now there is -- the incentive is not there if you did that last quarter, to buy before the tax credit expired. melissa: gary? >> look, all i know for the past year at least five to 10 times elon musk has said something and then two weeks later had to change the stance. melissa: yeah. >> i think they're very inconsistent there. i don't trust, that the stock is down 100 points

i want to start with heather, thank you. i made my font really big so actually do not meet -- do not need my classes today. that is my trek. we referenced hrsa, ryan white, and you a lot in the opening. i'm going to turn to you first and let you talk about the role of ryan white and community health centers and some of the things we heard already. all, thank youof very much for the opportunity to 's role in the a hiv epidemic initiative. i thought it might be easiest for folks if i walked through the pillars of the initiative which we hope many of you have heard. the first is to make access to hiv testing much more available that it is now so we can address some of those statistics the admiral mentioned this morning. in addition to the cdc working on expanding access, we also will be working in the community health center program to expand access to hiv testing as well. the program currently does around 2 million hiv tests a year but there is an opportunity to do more in reach in the community health center to reach the more

heather: thanks.s recommending the white house put a end to the mass collection of american phone data. the program has artie been stopped because it has become too massive to maintain. the collection began after 9/11 which was revealed by its node in 6 years ago. the white house will have the final say on if it will be renewed but has not commented. attorney general william barr set to testify before a senate committee on the mueller report, he released a redacted version of the special counsel's report on russian interference last week, slated to appear before the committee on may 1st, lawmakers will get an opportunity to grill the ag as was his handling of the final report. todd: joe biden cut announces 2020 white house run at any time. the former vp expected to make his candidacy official in a video posted to social media this morning. biden's prospect has been in the air for months. he will be the 20th democratic hopeful to enter the race. the democratic party lurching left and quoting socialist

heather, this is your side of the spectrum, how did he do? what do you think?mpressive persona rhodes scholar, navy veteran, a year younger than me and already run a city. >> he's 10 years younger than me and i'm going what the hell have i done. >> i think in the moment when we're finding out who is pete. next we need to find out what's he going to do with american families. voters are interested in the biography, how will you change the life of my children? how will you help me afford college, that type of thing. we're at a breaking point in this country. people need to see demonstrable change in their shot at the american dream. that's why they are asking candidates for platforms. that's something that's not yet part of his story. it's not on his website. what are the ideas. >> the path the presidency gos through in the rust belt. it has, it will this time, the rust belt. >> best profile deindustrialization of the midwest in his bones. i think that's true. this was another hurdle crossed for mayor pete. i've been following him closely. he worries me from a re

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he's been all pover thece on this issue. >> heather, what do democrats need to say on ther?s a framing from the right wing, fox news, that has never been the democratic position. >> what do you say? >> democratic positionn has b for almost 20 years now, a path to citenship, a humane and agal way for people desperate to becomeerican citizens to do so. things like the dream act. i was surprised to hear mitt romney sort of capitulate on the agreement act. this is enormoly popular even with most republican voters. this country has alwayseen a country that has said you are an american if you come here, work hard. we used toave racial quotas on immigration, people come in, get off a boat and walk into the country. this new paradigm we have a very criminalized immigration system is contrary to what i think most americans want. >> hugh, should the president's at then team at all look results in arizona, new mexico and texas in 2018 and get a little nervous about the border. >> should look at doug ducey and see what he's done on the border, which is work to fix every problem. there i

. >> well i'll tell you what, heather, i think every other candidate hopes joe biden steps in.t reminds me, you know, last weekend we saw what happened. we saw the supposedly the greatest comeback every in tiger winning. tiger had won majors. h was at one time the greatest of all time. joe biden winning the nomination would be the great ers comeback ever because this guy doesn't have a pulse. at least his campaign doesn't have a pulse. other than the touchy feely stuff, he seems like a decent enough guy but he's run before, run what, 17, 18 times now? david: no. this will im th be the third tis run for president. >> he doesn't move the needle at all. every other candidate should be thrilled he's in. he's going to get his 15 minutes of name and they're going to realize what they've realized in the past. this guy is duller than dirt and should not be president of the country. >> i was going to say i don't want to sound disrespectful. david: yeah, you can't top that. >> with biden and bernie and trump in this, am i watching cocoon or an election. and i'm wondering, if bernie is ga

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joining me for insight and unless are hugh hewitt, heather mcghee, democratic activist and senior fell oh at think tank and editor of daily washington newsletter jake sherman and anna palmer. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck

heather: does that send the wrong message?serious xm 115 with the online reaction. >> a surreal sort of scene, lori laughlin signing autographs heading into court but she does have her fans still which is good for her. kind of surprising because of the backlash and fallout. she has been smiling throughout this whole process. every news article that is written talks about how she has a big warm smile when she landed at logan airport, sign autographs as well but the attitude has been a topic of conversation on social media. charles says to liberty trump's character in our broken culture, cheryl tweets we live in an upside down world. poor optics, poor judgment. i think she is smiling as a way to show strength and confidence, she's done nothing wrong and hasn't entered a plea yet. >> reverse psychology and she's a mom of two girls who are going through a lot and has to hold together for them. let's talk about this next. the event that is going on, the clintons on a speaking tour being joined by ben stiller. >> they will go on a s

joining me for insight and unless are hugh hewitt, heather mcghee, democratic activist and nior fell oh at think tank and editor of daily washington newsletter jake sherman and anna palmer. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. there is a truism in american politics that has enormous plications for the 2020 presidential race. when we elect new presidents, they are in many ways the polar opposites of the outgoing president. we followed watergate soaked richard nixon with i'll never lie to you jimmy carter. when the job seemed too big for carter we repleased him with ronald confident reagan. later the buttoned down george h.w. bush before being beaten by saxophone baby boomer clinton, led to george w. bush oes shoot from the hip styleto lebama succeeded by blow the place up, donald trump. which is positioned to be best polar opposite of president trump. thereave been 14 all viewing to be that anti-trump candidate. mopping them

heather: you are not suggesting spying occurred. >> i think the buying did occur.nk spying did occur. heather: democrats firing back at bar for that comment. >> reporter: day 2 was pretty wild, this was the jaw-dropping take away, you just heard it. amid mounting evidence the fbi try together until from the trump campaign including warrants to surveillance former trump aid. the ag further explaining this bombshell. >> do you have evidence anything was improper in those investigations? >> i have no specific evidence i would site right now but i have questions about it. >> the panel your putting together. >> i'm not putting together a panel. >> you have some interest in this. >> i have concerns about various aspects of it. >> house democratic leadership hammering bar, questioning his integrity and getting political. >> let me just say how very very dismaying and disappointing that the chief law enforcement officer of our country is going off the rails. >> i believe the attorney general of the united states of america believes he needs to protect the president of the

. >> saturday heather higher was killed. >> heather heyer was murdered. >> who were the fine people. >> he was talking about the debate over removing statues. >> he was not talking about the weekend at all. >> he condemned them in no uncertain terms. go and pull the full comments. he condemned them over time. racism, bigotry, evil. let me just say something. i'm very concerned, i truly am concerned that "the new york times" of all places allowed the distribution to i guess millions of people, you and i both took to twitter last night and condemned it, this anti-semitic cartoon which i'm not even going to describe the particulars because it is so odious and offensive. >> disgusting. >> they didn't even apologize for it. apologies usually include words like regret, sorry and apologize. they didn't do that. >> i agree. >> i see officials who get a lot of air time and ink like alexandria ocasio-cortez who tweets many times about the mosque -- >> you brought up charlottesville. >> i'm bringing up white supremacy and how this president has condemned it again and again and people are lying

heather green capital plan director. thank you for having me. at a present here walking through the capital plan. to begin an overview what we're talking about here for the 10-year capital plan for fiscal year '20 through '29. we try to understand as best we can all the funding sources available and acknowledge where we have deferred needs and do not yet have funding for and register emerging needs projects about which we do not even yet fully understand the exact scope and budget but we know it's the direction in which we want to move. all these things are presented in the capital plan and that's the best practice of fiscal management. we include our funding principles which i'll talk about shortly. our plan now is the largest ever, $39 million of planned infrastructure investment represented. that's more than double the first plan and we are excited about all of the activity ahead and also acknowledge there's still much we strive to do. there are three main programs that are covered in the plan that pay as you go program which is our cash prog

on that friday night pearson spent the night with heather.y same woman behind brad and nancy's breakup. >> at the beginning of the tapes -- >> still, as the long trial finally wound down, the defense hammered home its claim that the police and prosecution bought in to a whispering campaign by nancy's friends against brad. >> it made it easier for them to simply let the gossip about brad become their reality even when the facts and the evidence did not fit it. and now, the police department and the prosecutors are willing to send an innocent man to rot in a dungeon in essence for the rest of his life. >> but there were facts, said the prosecution, to send broad cooper away for life. >> fact the defendant googled where he was going to place his wife peace body. fact the router that could help him automate a phone call is also now missing. fact, nancy cooper never left that house the morning of july 12th. >> so the jurors adjourned to deliberate. guilty of first degree murder, second degree, or not guilty. and nancy's family, having listened to