actually one one possible fatality i can't confirm that but that's that's what i've been hearing on the ground and i also hear about sixteen people injured total. been any suggestion at this point to who the victims were the people who were hit by this call with a right wing protest as over the counter protest no no they were contra protesters they they were more of the variety they weren't breaking things or anything like that they were marching through a very very small road it was it's a one way and they had just a big number of people in that stretch and the car just plowed through three cars actually plowed through two of them and it appears to be unintentionally one of them and it appears to be very intentional i mean this sounds like in the riffing seen lots of people injured by the sound of it one of the authorities done about this i would imagine that with the place down of the something like this. although it's not completely locked down i mean streets have been shut off on and off all day and charlottesville. they were originally fire trucks came down and even a bear c

i said let's do a bill on hearing aids and he said, what? i said i wanted to go on hearing aids. he said tell me about it. we talk to it about it for about two minutes. he said count me in. then i got georgia and new hampshire and missouri, susan collins and maine and so we got a bipartisan group together before the industry even knew what we were up too. kept it on they're down low, kept it all quiet then we got the bill introduced in here comes the best part. there was a bill moving, i'm in the health education labor and pensions committee. there was a bill that had to move. it was about fda reauthorization it's like a train coming to the station. there's this train coming through the station and we had enough people who were interested and we just hooked our little car on the back of the train as it came through and said as long as were doing reauthorization, let's let him do this. so we made it through the committee, and by the way joe kennedy said i'll take some of that. so we get the bill through. it passes the house unanimously but passes the senate and donald trump signed

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actually one one possible fatality i can't confirm that but that's that's what i've been hearing on the ground and i also care about sixteen people injured total. been any suggestion at this point to who the victims were the people who who were hit by this call with a right wing protest as over the counter protest this no no they were contra protesters they they were more of the variety they weren't breaking things or anything like that they were marching through a very very small road it was it's a one way and they had just a big number of people in that stretch and the car just plowed through three cars actually plowed through two of them and it appears to be unintentionally one of them and it appears to be very intentional i mean this sounds like in the riffing seeing lots of people injured by the sound of it one of the authorities done about this i would imagine that with the place down of the something like this. although it's not completely locked down i mean streets have been shut off on and off all day and charlottesville. they were originally fire trucks came down and ev

what did you hear? i do hear strategy in there. ido you hear? i do hear strategy in there. nancial plank, as well as measures against those supporting the telephone, and the military one, of course. i also hear a the military one, of course. i also heara sigh of the military one, of course. i also hear a sigh of relief across

it it would inspire and motivate me and i realized i couldn't hear when i watched the video of his sitting in the car feeling this euphoria and me not hearing the music that's when i slammed the laptop shot and started crying. and a friend of mine came in and wrote, because they couldn't hear what she said even though i started reading lips a little bit, she wrote remember what genet said. something is going to happen to you, you are going to be healed of it and you will fly in space. there will be her testimony. in that moment, i had this sense of okay, i'm going to get through this. people are helping me, they are looking after me, my family, everyone is trying to help that i can't hear a bomb drop. i'm still completely deaf. slowly my hearing starts coming back. i'm still hearing impaired in my left ear so when i'm in an environment like this and all of you are talking i will probably look at your lips and focus more so i can understand what's going on, but the flight surgeons said i would never fly in space because we don't know what happened. we don't have the smoking gun s

and the president kept the mcconnell feud going this afternoon. >> all i hear is repeal and replace, and then i get there and i say, "where is the bill? i want to sign it, first day." and they don't have it. and they pass repeal and replace, but never had a president or a senate that was going to do it. so i say very simply, where is repeal and replace? >> stephen: i dunno, maybe check behind that wall you didn't build. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) just might be. >> jon: he didn't build no wall! ♪ he didn't build no wall >> stephen: he wasn't done. the president trumped on. >> should senator mcconnell consider stepping down as majority leader? >> well, i'll tell you what, if he doesn't get repeal and replace done, and if he doesn't get taxes done, meaning cuts and reform done, and if he doesn't get-- a very easy one to get done, infrastructure-- if he doesn't get them done, then you can ask me that question. >> stephen: that's a long list. you know, i'm starting to think mitch mcconnell isn't a very good president. ( laughter ) ( applause ) of course, donald trump loves this c

what did you hear? i do hear strategy in there. ido you hear? i do hear strategy in there. , as the general said, a conference of approach that wants to deal with the given what it —— to dramatic plank, the financial plank, as well as measures against those supporting the telephone, and the military one, of course. i also hear a the military one, of course. i also heara sigh of the military one, of course. i also hear a sigh of relief across afghanistan, but also a reality check. after 16 years of ongoing agony in afghanistan. at the beginning, there was a lot of hope, if you remember. until2005 beginning, there was a lot of hope, if you remember. until 2005 or 2006, when the taliban and re—emerge. and whether they re—emerge from? the same sanctuary is that the president alluded to. centuries in pakistan, support networks, connections outside of afghanistan, and now they have tried to take over as much as they can. what i am seeing is that they can. what i am seeing is that the afghan people tonight, or this morning, afghanistan time, they are realising that for the first ti

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that is what i hear from former colleagues. is of the sad things i hear men and women that have been practicing for 20-25 years or 30 years, they are healthy, at the top of their game, top of their career, have incredible experience and expertise that we as a society, from which we benefit remarkably and many of them are looking for the exit doors. they are trying to figure out how to get out of the practicing of medicine. my grandfather was a doctor in the practice until he was 94 years old. when i was a child, most physicians if they were healthy practice into their 70's. it is not unusual to have a practicing physician practice until 75 or 80. now doctors in their mid-50's, certainly by 60 or 65 they are looking to move onto something else, maybe another career. ontoonto retirement -- or retirement. it is important to step back and say why, why is it these gifted individuals who have been blessed with the expertise to be able to help cure their fellow man, why are they looking to get out of the practice of medicine? i was a

lou: i can't it will yo i can'tn i hear, don't bother hillary, that is over. rearview mirror, i say, no, this is forefront of the republican party. it should be right in their cross hairs, they should be looking at the windshield at hillary clinton to investigate. >> washington post wrote a story, said it would be unheard of and astounding for a former their political rival to be investigateed and if warranted prosecuted, really, so i can go rob a bank tomorrow announce my candidacy for presidency, upon losing a get a get out of jail free card. i am exempt from the law, i call this the hillary exclusion, a new concept in law this has been plucked out of thin air. lou: or jarrett loophole, thank you. >> thank you. lou: do you support president's stidecision to base our immigran system on merit, cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs, so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business deli

i didn't hear these two gentleman really address the real problem. i think it's a lack of family. , the women had to be strong because some of these men didn't come back for more. -- from war. they took care of their families, a lot of them got remarried to help. people today don't see the importance of having a mother and father in the home. that is the key. a lot of times the women are forced to go on welfare. where are these men? they are not responsible. they are not responsible for taking care of their families. host: kevin is calling from florida. he is a democrat. caller: good morning. i have a couple points i would like to make. i didn't hear the full testimony, but i know when a lot of white people call in and agree with one of them, that person is suspect. apologist for an one of these pollyanna types who thinks of the solution always within. the last woman who called about family -- school shootings from white children from white families whose divorce rates are quite high. america was founded on racism. .here will always be racism that wil

remember walking through washington, d.c., and i could hear his banjo. and him, you know, singing. and there's no other instrument like that. and so i met up with him at all of these different things. and then in the late 60s, we started doing these annual shows together at carnegie hall in new york around thanksgiving. we did that. the last one we did together was a few months before he passed away. he was 94. he couldn't even walk out on the stage. he had these two canes and he was getting out there. and that audience wouldn't let him do anything. r nev i never heard an audience clap for ten minutes. we couldn't get the show going. >> what did you see, what did you snens thense in that moment pete seeinger? >> pete is right. there is a power in music that most people underestimate. and you wouldn't know it really by what you like. it's what you don't like that shows you how powerful it is. and the old soviet union, there was pieces by beethoven that were banned. why is that? there's no words in there. but there's a spirit in there. that comes out. unles

i hear what you're saying, continue. >> it's so depressing to me and i know that i have no reputation which i think isn't fair being a hysterical liberal about these kinds of things but when you listen to something as depressing to the united states of america spending so much time going after the free press, saying that it's us versus them then you hear him use the words "unity" and you know it means nothing to him just words he's reading off of a screen and he doesn't believe in that whatsoever. he doesn't believe the press is serving a valuable purpose. i would in more him to read some of the amazing journalism that has been coming out, which i know he doesn't like it because it's tracking hem and he's listing all of the charities that are dropping including one that dropped out during the rally last night. you know,-- >> liz: by the way i want to know where you got the hysterical liberal thing. >> check my twitter. >> liz: the wall street journal today said that the president sounded like he was whining, but this is politics. man up. >> oh, exactly and first offer all, jessica, yo

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