. >> congressman jackie rosen, thank you very much. nice to be here in the state of nevada. really appreciate you joining us here. >>> next up, we're talking about this big move from the navy. doling out some serious discipline, removing the seventh fleet commander after a series of deadly collisions at sea. crews still looking for missing sailors off the last crash off the coast of singapore. bringing you the latest on that as we sit here live in nevada. you're checking out our great view here in reno as we ask voters, what do you want to see from the president? >> my advice for the president would be stop using twitter. >> i would like to see him accomplish some of the things he promised during the election. if you promise you should deliver, right? your brain is an amazing thing.

she is a more serious contender than i would consider jacky rosen at this point. al: do you anticipate getting involved in the primaries in those two states? steven: we would certainly do so if we felt like we had to defend those seats. al: i want to touch on recruiting for a second. in the some of these states, the ones where trump has won in double digits, you do not have phenomenal candidates, at least ones that do not have high name identification. is that a concern for you guys right now? it looks like things are starting to turn a little bit in pennsylvania. lou barletta is going to jump in, it looks like. what happens if you do not get some against heidi heitkamp or joe donnelly? what are the concerns there? steven: i would like to say we have a candidate for every race on average, because some states we have two or three. [laughter] the problem is, we have holes in there. i do think we have good candidates who are fielded, and we have primaries that need to sort themselves out. in missouri, for example, the relatively new attorney general, josh holly, has

you have jackie rosen to admit. he recruited her. he is still trying to recruit candidates for office. his people still run the democratic party here. >> we want to keep this conversation going after the break because you mentioned the mayor of reno here. you mentioned what's happening in this city. one reason we're so excited to be here is because of that. the sort of economic discussion as reno is in the middle of this tech boom and the startps moving into town are kind of transforming this place. how did the city make this happen? and what can other cities learn from it? >> when i got into office, unemployment was at 13%. and now we're down to 3.9%. we really had to look at ourselves and say how are we going to reinvent ourselves? liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wre

make its through republican primary, the story notes his opponent will probably congresswoman jackie rosen, there is a picture of jackie well., as keith, warren, massachusetts, go ahead. caller: how are you, sir? doing well. caller: quick question. 55, s five years old, i am i've never -- in my life, actually, never really cared. going to come in, i voted for donald, hands down. i'd like one minute, to say, you are doing a great job, there is nothing that can against this guy. it thing i am worried about, was on the news in boston, the the and the fourth of there is like -- employeesmotor vehicle given out thousands and possibly fake id's, sands of id's.al i wish somebody would talk about stations, boston nobody will say anything about it. i don't know why. host: i haven't seen that story, know about that story. the first part of your question, what if president trump got a primary against a candidate that mitch mcconnell supporting, who would you support? we lost keith. bill in mobile, alabama. morning. caller: i think you have to recognize that trump is fighting war, he's having to fight