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. >> you been traveling with john kasich, you're are a democrat, he's a republican. you've had a focus on less partisan issues. what have you learned traveling with a republican? >> i had dinner with john last night. much, but i ran for mayor in 2000 three, the first election i ever did, john kasich in 1994 became that share of the senate or house budget committee. he's been there for so long, and he's a great perspective. everybody is the same. doesn't matter whether -- you are all in it together. partisanure, i'm less than most people. governors are generally less partisan. kasich is a classic case and point. he is a republican, but he cares more about the country and a state. partisanship, he is a good republican at least in the old sense about what eating a republican meant. i think the willingness of people to get past partisanship is the only way this country will create legislation. host: a new yorker argued -- article called you the middleman. is there a market for the middleman? gov. hickenlooper: it's hard to say. certainly, at times there's not. we were see

mike: you've been traveling the country with john kasich, you are a democrat, he is a republican. what have you learned in traveling and appearing with a republican? gov. hickenlooper: i had dinner with john last night. -- when i ran for mayor in 2003, the first election i ever did, john kasich back in 1994 became the chair of the house budget committee. he has been there for so long and he gives me a great perspective. i came out of the restaurant business. in the restaurant business when there is a big rush, everybody is the same, you are all in it together. partisanure i am less than most people. governors are less partisan. inn kasich is a classic case point. he is a republican but he cares more about the country and about the state. good republican, at least in the old sense about what being a republican meant. i think the willingness of people to get past the partisanship is the only way this country is ever going to create a good legislation. yorker article called you a middleman. is there a market for the middleman? gov. hickenlooper: at times there is not. we are saying ba

john kasich from ohio. and democrat john hickenlooper from colorado.vernors crisscrossing the yits talking about the ideas they share. jon karl spoke with them on friday. he began with the reflections on the school shooting in florida. >> we're at a point where we're allowing ourselves to be terrorized. by ourselves. if you want to weaken the country, what better way to do it than to make children afraid to go to schools. it's going to church. it's going to concerts. all the places we create community is being hit with our inability to do this. >> search your heart. this is not about political power. this is not about a campaign contribution. it's about how you want to look in the mirror. nobody wants to take everybody's guns away. nobody wants to repeal the second amendment. oh, a few people. this is about reasonable approaches to keep our communities safe. >> so i hear a lot of bipartisan agreement from you. when the two of you get together. i want to ask you something that you probably don't agree on. what is going to happen on the midterm elections

. >> neil: hints right now that ohio governor john kasich is entertaining a run, maybe an independentor president in 2020. what do you think of that? >> i think it's really fascinating. you know, the founding fathers never envisioned political parties. right now politically i'm dedicating myself to trying and bring an end to this doupoly. doesn't make a difference whether republicans or democrats are in office. >> all right. gary johnson, libertarian candidate, has said that he welcomed alternatives to the two established parties. the latest hint because governor john kasich of ohio has said he's not going to challenge the president or a third party challengers. but there's buzz to that effect. how realistic is this proverbial third party challenge? it festers every four years. what do you think? >> there's a lot of forces working against third parties in this country, ballot access thresholds are very difficult to overcome. there's polling thresholds. infrastructure of the democratic and republican parties is just so vast it would take years for any organization to match the kind of

just last week john kasich came out strongly against weapons such as the ar-15.cation yet that he's indicating an independent run but he wants to keep both of his options open. >> margaret? >> keep your eye on all the governors, not just john kasich, although he's always fun to watch. governors are in town for the national governors association conference, republican governors are outnumbering democrat governors about two to one. all of them are really important in influencing president trump over the next couple days. he'll greet them at their former ball reception tonight. we may get input on that and tomorrow all of them expected to be over at the white house where gun control will be high on the agenda. it may be those republican governors who give president trump some of the signals he really needs to hear as the white house prepares to rollout its approach on everything from, you know, background checks to age limits and all that. >> it'll get forgotten in this town a lot. the governor races in my way the big event. i'll close with a very awkward evening in

that's john kasich. >> john kasich is not currently on capitol hill and not running for re-election rightrunning for president, though. >> i'm not saying it's necessarily that much easier for him to say. he is a conservative republican or has been in the past. but he is not currently going to be one of these people writing legislation. >> but the 17 kids died. 49 people died in las vegas. over a dozen died, i believe, in the texas shooting. that's just in the past few months. >> until -- like we heard a republican donor from florida will not be writing any more checks until he sees something on gun control. what we need to have is him write checks for those candidates who are willing to take a risk and challenge the nra. you need money to challenge the nra. it's that simple. their members, while they have a huge membership, they don't support everything that the nra is out there. they support getting rid of bump stocks. they certainly believe you shouldn't have terrorists on the watch list -- people on the terrorist watch list shouldn't get guns. this is not a hard -- this isn't a hard th

the nation's governors are in washington dc this weekend, and friday, ohio governor john kasich, johnkenlooper the 'n washington dc this weekend, and bill walker will unveil their improving plan for the nation's health care system. you can watch live at chillicothe eastern on c-span two. >> on q&a, a duke professor talks about her memoir "everything happens for a reason: reflecting on being most with stage 4: cancer at the age of 35." >> i felt the love of god, people pouring in. all the intense prayers. the second i got sick, my whole little community prayed like marathon runners for me throughout my whole surgery. it was reflected back to me. my hpope is as you are preparing to die, i had to make preparations for someone that means you there. i certainly felt that way. q&a, sunday eastern at 8:00 on c-span. >> we spoke with energy secretary ernest moneys. from washington journal, this is 40 minutes.

president trump spoke with ohio governor john kasich who is from westerville. president offering his thoughts and prayers. >>> and no cause has been determined for saturday's helicopter crash in the grand canyon that killed three. the four survivors rescued in the grueling operation made challenging by the windy and rugged conditions. all four of the injured were air lifted to the university medical center in las vegas. >>> ahead, kim jong un's sister with the charmed effects of the winter games. will south korea accept her invitation to pyongyang? and is the u.s. outside looking in? we are live in pyeongchang next. >>> i know people are watching for a wedge between south korea and republican of korea and the united states. there is no wedge there. no wedge can be driven between us by north korea. >> secretary of defense james mattis on the flight to rome rejecting the idea north korea could hurt relations with the u.s. and south korea. that suggestion heard more often since the start of the olympics where kim jong un's sister put on a show extending an invitat

we'll hear from ohio governor john kasich. colorado governor hiccan looper and alaska governor bill walker. live starting at 2:00 p.m. on c-span 2. >>> sunday on c-span's q&a, duke divinity school talks about her memoir, everything happens for a reason. reflecting on being diagnosed with stage four colon cancer at the age of 35. >> i felt the presence of god. i felt the love of other people. i mean, just people pouring in, the intense all the intense prayers. i mean, the second i got sick, my whole little community got together in a chappell and just prayed like marathon runners for me like handing off through outny whole surgery. part of it was them reflecting back to me love but also the sense that my hope is that as you're preparing to die like i was having to make preparations, that someone or something meets you there. and i certainly felt that way. >> q&a sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >>> monday on c-span's landmark cases, we'll look at the supreme court case mccull lock v. maryland, the case that solidified th

do you think that's the case or do you think maybe it potential run by john kasich can spoil that? the fact it is even even potentially primate is a bad sign for the president. there's no question his approval ratings are very low, under 40% and the russian investigation is still on his back. republicans are going to probably distance themselves from tron. they are doing it now for 2018. i don't think it's going to be what people think. connell: what republicans are distancing themselves from donald trump? >> republicans in general in 2018. >> to their republicans in d.c. you are completely out of touch with voters are the ones distancing themselves from donald trump. the media and the establishment in d.c. completely completely underestimated trumpeting vacuous this joke candidate who would win. now leading up to 2020, same elites and media and the d.c. beltway bubble assume that he's going to be the first one term president since george w. bush. they are in for another rude awakening. connell: do you think hasek would run as independents? >> they can try, but it's a waste of thei

ohio governor john kasich said people should be held accountable for that.should happen in your estimation if the fbi is told there is a credible threat against a school in florida and never passes that information along. >> somebody should be suspended or lose their job. >> john: should that be the fbi director? >> oh, i don't know what has to be the fbi director but certainly the people who fielded that information and failed to pass it on. they did not follow fbi protocol. there should be consequences. the fbi could undertake a broader investigation about the cases i mentioned and others. why they are not able to connect the dots. they have people who have all these red flags and warning signs. omar mateen was on a terrorist watch list for two years. the fbi can do a lot of internal investigations and perhaps come up with some ways of doing things better in the future to try to prevent these things from happening. >> john: a lot more to talk about. next up, the russia indictments suggest how vulnerable are these midterm elections to interference. we'll be

. >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger and john kasich will announce a new group to reform the california republican party. they'll take part in panels on march 21st for new way california. schwarzenegger is one of the last republicans to win a statewide election in california. 26% are republicans in california. the former governor wants the republican party to choose policies that will help them to grow instead of continue to shrink. >>> time is 4:13. let's get you moving. sal can handle that. he's watching the commute. >> dave, good morning to you. >>> we are looking at a commute that's off to a nice start. northbound 101 from the gilroy area, traffic is going to be okay from gilroy to san jose. and that includes the drive to morgan hill. we call it the gilroy super commute. and so far, so good if you're driving from gilroy, san martin, morgan hill. this is a look at the commute in the san jose area. and traffic is moving nicely. no major issues. this is a live look at 280 in san jose. northbound 280 traffic is looking pretty good. as you drive up 17 no issues getting to the west valley

not surprising who have john kasich, who talks about a lot of important issues -- >> maybe acting likeomeone who was announcing individual bid for presidency. >> shannon: who are we to say? twisting turns on this gun thin thing. the directing the department of justice to dedicate all available resources to complete the review of the comments received and as expeditiously as possible to suppose for notice and comment a rule banning all devices that are illegal weapons into machine guns. we are talking about the bump stock that was used out in vegas. you can have something that is a semiautomatic weapon, use the bump stock on it and it essentially makes it -- >> it uses the kinetic energy of the recoil from the firearm to basically fire it again. it becomes a perpetual motion machine. >> shannon: this something they talked about doing on capitol hill but now is the president saying let's come up with a regulation and see if we can make this happen. >> the fact that -- i should cease to be amazed. but the fact that they did not do this simple agreed-upon thing. there was no bump stock con

friday ohio governor john kasich, colorado governor john hickenlooper, and alaska governor will unveilheir bipartisan plan for improving the nation's health care system. you can watch the news conference live starting at 10:00 eastern on c-span2. nearly 20 years, in depth on book tv, has featured the nation's best-known nonfiction writers for live conversations about their brooks. a special project, we are featuring best-selling fiction authors. 4.n us live, sunday, march during the program, we will be taking your phone calls, tweets, and facebook messages. special edition, sunday, march 4, live from noon to 3:00 eastern on book tv on c-span2. president trump hosted state and local officials to discuss guns and school safety. he said he would be in favor of arming teachers with concealed weapons and would consider paying them a small bonus.

a few moments ago i spoke with two governors, john kasich of ohio and bill walker of alaska and i asked their take on governor scott's proposal. >> i haven't studied it in depth. when it comes to the restraining order, i think it needs to go farther than that. if you have somebody in your home, the family member knows is not stable, could hurt themselves, hurt family members or hurt somebody outside of the home, i believe there needs to be a restraining order and those guns should be taken from them. i think that is where we need to go. but that is a step forward. of course we should ban the bump stocks. they should have been done a long time ago. this is to me -- now can we get it done in florida? could we get it done in ohio? yet to be seen. but this is all moving in a direction where we want to have respect for the second amendment but yet have reasonable -- reasonable restrictions. for example, chuck, one of the things that i'm always concerned about is these high-capacity magazine. the problem with assault weapons is you have one that is an ar-15 and another one that is a deer hunt

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washington dc this weekend and friday, ohio governor john kasich. john hickenlooper and alaska governor bill walker will unveil their bipartisan plan for including -- for the nation's health-care system. you can watch the slide starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. -- this live. next a discussion about the , future of the republican party politicalservative action conference, including sebastian gorka, former deputy assistant to president trump. this is 35 minutes. >> i am john batchelor, this is the john batchelor show at seat ,ack, the american -- at cpac the american conservative union and others. i am very pleased to welcome my guest, who know exactly who i am. this is sebastian gorka of fox news. our topic is the strength of the republican party here at the beginning of 2018. a midterm election year. always keen on measuring ourselves. we begin, liz with the economy. in the last few days, we've had polls showing that the american people, despite the efforts of others now enjoy the tax cut and jobs act passed in 2017. that significant fac

ohionor john kasich from and governor bill walker from alaska. it says a lot that we have taken a bipartisan approach to say how we use innovation and move towards a system that will reward all of our citizens to make sure we can continue to expand coverage and improve quality. always great to be with john hickenlooper. i have learned more about alaska in the last couple of hours than i have in my entire lifetime. it has been a great learning experience. now i know to go there in the middle of the winter. is a very forward thinking guy. governor walker has unique problems in alaska. the demographics, but the physical makeups of the state. we are all looking for ways to do what? continue to provide great health care at lower prices. , i was more to say than pleased to take the slings and arrows on medicaid expansion, which at one point the party was aghast at. i remember standing on the stage as the only person running who thought expanding it was a great idea. now i find all these republicans are beginning to figure out how to expand medicaid bec

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. >> reporter: president trump offering his condolences to ohio governor john kasich today. as for the suspect, he's in the hospital. his condition is not being released at this time. tom? >> zachary, thank you. >>> next to the dangerous storm front stretching across the east, from the gulf to new england. on the backside, snow and ice. this suv spinning out in indiana. heavy rain in tennessee, as a driver tried to cross a flooded creek. and in massachusetts, firefighters rescue two women from their flooded cars. sam champion tracking it all. sam, welcome back. we're still tracking a lot of this rain. >> yes, and the flooding from new jersey to tennessee, we've got some in virginia, well into texas. it's going to take time to go down. the good news about the rain, places like d.c., baltimore, they were in severe drought. so, picking up almost four inches of rain could be a big help. and the other problem you mentioned, ice. tonight and tomorrow morning, a big push of cold air behind the rain, so as it exits the i-95 corridor, chicagoland, it's 6 degrees, everything is solid

block as well if i can just ask you i understand that some of your colleagues worked closely with john kasich however how have they reacted to the next. day they very shock and basically the whole day than usual was was in the very very tense and there we fire the atmosphere and basically of all major editors of all major papers signed a statement in we truly are calling on the government investigate this murder and not to just slightly under the carpet be saying that we are actually called to look into the stories he started basically we want to make sure that that the stories they will be continued and thoroughly investigated so the s.x. they will be evil or evil. stronger because like many more turn of the steel continuities of earth will be on twenty s.q. you're one of the country's most senior journalists do you have confidence that the police will follow up in do their job in this investigation. unfortunately i cannot really say that i have a full confidence but but they are going to with a lot of pressure on the police because if you're continuing to find the five piece murder is serio

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the gentleman from colorado, truly, governor john kasich from ohio and governor bill walker from alaska. it says a lot that we have a bipartisan approach to this. how do we use innovation towards a system that is going to reward all of our citizens and continue to expand coverage and quality. i will turn it over to john. >> always great to be with john hickenlooper. i learned a lot about alaska in the last few hours than i have done in my entire lifetime. it is a great learning experience. now i know to go there in the middle of the winter. here is the situation. john is a forward thinking guy. governor walker has unique problems in alaska not just because of demographics, but because of the physical makeup of the state. we are all looking for ways to what? continue to provide great health care but at lower prices. i am pleased to say, by the way, pleased to take the slings and arrows on medicaid expansion which has one deck of the party was just aghast at. i was standing on stage the only person running for president that thought expanding medicaid was a great idea. now i find republic

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westerville is the hometown of ohio governor john kasich who tweeted his condolences. very sad to learn of the death of my hometown police officers today. i pledge the full assistance of the highway patrol in any way they need. a go fund me page has been set up by the fraternal order of police of ohio for the victims' families. >> happening tomorrow president donald trump expected to unveil his budget proposal which will call for a $3 billion payment for a wall along the u.s.-mexico border. the trump administration wants to build 60 miles of fencing and another 64 miles of fencing next year. the $3 billion would be on top of this year's $14 billion request for the u.s. customs and border protection agency. the president has been using wall funding as a bargaining chip in negotiations over protections for the dreamers. those were people brought to the country illegally as children. >> and the immigration debate is expected to heat up on capitol hill starting tomorrow. lawmakers have until march 5th. on twitter president trump took aim at what he says is a legal loophole

the governor of ohio, john kasich is asking for folks to lift up the families of these officers with prayers. he tweeting court i'm so sad to hear of his death into my hotel police officer today. i spoke with westerville sitting is an plentiful assistance of ohio highway patrol in any way they need. this individual friendly change for the fallen officers. and families.the website is go fund me.com/fop lodge nine help fund. they're trying to $50, just a heartbreaking situation.we will know more once the pressure happens. >> thank you for keeping us updated on this story. let us know if any other breaking details come forth. >> tragic. a deadly crash in hong kong, 18 dead and dozens more injured as a double-decker bus overturns. what could have contributed? plus, sick elderly person quarterback imprisoned in iran after brief medical leave. what he is doing there. >>. [inaudible] this is a situation that is desperate for the family. we are literally talking about a life or death situation. gas, bloating, constipation and diarrhea can start in the colon and may be signs of an imbalance o

. >> i want to turn to republican governor of ohio john kasich. thank you for joining me. you just heard the teenaged survivors. how do you explain to these young people your party is not doing anything about guns? >> well, listen, first of all, these kids are young people are amazing. my hope is with them. they're absolutely right when they say politicians have not been responding to any of this. i think the congress is totally dysfunctional. i have never seen anything like it. they can't fix immigration. they have been unable to pass a tax bill. as a result of that we have seen debt go up. you know, they can't seem to get anything done except the fact that they came together to agree to take money out of our kids piggy banks. they blow a hole in the deficit. do i think they can do anything on guns? i hope they can because i have no confidence in them. where we have to effect this, i believe e is at the local level and at the state house. you can have greater access to politicians who serve in a county commissioner, city council, that's where you need to put the pressure

. >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger and john kasich will announce a new group that wants to reform the california republican party. they'll take part in panels for new way, california. schwarzenegger is one of the republicans to win in california. a spokesperson for schwarzenegger says he wants the party to choose policies that will help them grow. >> prison sentences for juvenile offenders are too tough. the case concerned two 16-year- olds who assaulted two teenage girls in 2011. one was sentenced to 58 years to life and the other 50 years to life. the court didn't say how many years would be an appropriate sentence but they sent the case back to superior court to be reconsidered. >>> macy's will sell the former i. magnin building and they are planning to convert street level face at union square to shops leased out to third party sellers. that will leave macy's with 700,000 square feet of retail space at union square. and they are closing the stonestown mall location. >>> 750 jobs will be eliminated from levi's stadium in april when they switch concessions providers. the company

. >>> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger and john kasich will headline an event to announceew group that wants to reform the california republican party. they'll take part in panels on march 21st for new way, california. schwarzenegger is one of the last to win a statewide election in california. right now the registration of republicans in california has dropped to 26%. the former governor wants the republican party to choose policies to help them grow. >>> the supreme court turned down a request by the trump administration to bypass a federal appeals court and get the high court to intervene in the daca program. >> the decision is seen as a blow to the trump administration while a relief for dreamers. it sends the case back to the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco. >>> 20 states are suing to end the affordable care act. the lawsuit argues that the affordable care act is no longer constitutional since the individual mandate was eliminated as part of the republican tax law. the supreme court has ruled twice that the law is constitutional. and almost 12 million

governor john kasich who lives in a nearby township tweeted i've phoning with th spoken wity leaderspledge whatever support they need. we extend our condolences. let's pledge ourselves to never forget their service. the suspect is in custody, wounded at the hospital. the fraternal order of police at ohio set up a gofundme page for the fallen officer's page, gofundme.com/foplodge 99 9 help fund. >> julie: this is so tragic and so unnecessary. thank you. another tragic reminder about the dangers law enforcement face every day in every community across our country. an illegal immigrant, speaking of coul cowards, convicted of kg two deputies smiling as the judge read the verdict and threatening to kill more officers as he was led out of the courtroom. he was found guilty of murder in the shooting deaths of two deputies in 2013. will karr joins us with more. >> reporter: this case has turned political. president trump's re-election campaign has been airing this ad that features now convicted cop killer louis brec bracamontis. >> president trump is right, build the wall. >> reporter: hbrac

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we have their backs. [ applause ] >> reporter: president trump tweeted, he called ohio governor john kasichrnal order of police of ohio has raised nearly $2,000. fop lodge 9, gofundme.com website there. rick: tragic reminder, the officers risk their lives every time they put on the uniform. reporter: that's right. rick: nasty winter weather affecting millions and making travel treacherous across the heartland. chicago waking up to another layer of the white stuff and another round of shoveling, making this nine straight days of snow falling around the area of windy city. in milwaukee snow on roads causing low visibility for drivers. >>> and detroit shovels by the door, three more inches expected to fall before this day is over. next in the storm's part, the great lakes and interior northeast. >>> president trump take "the art of the deal" to outer space. the international space station could democrat an orbital real estate venture. fox confirms the white house plans to stop funding orbiting lab after 2024. circling 210 miles overhead but planning to turn it over to private owners. nasa reve

. >>> today on "state of the union" with jake tapper, congressman adam schiff and governor john kasichre on the show with jake tapper today on "state of the union" at 9:00 a.m. on cnn. >>> in florida, they are demanding tougher gun laws at this rally. we will let you hear what they have to say. >>> plus, the politics of gun control. what could the impact be in the november mid terms? that is all coming up. i needed legal advice for my shop. that's when i remembered that my ex-ex- ex-boyfriend actually went to law school, so i called him. he didn't call me back! if your ex-ex- ex-boyfriend isn't a lawyer, call legalzoom and we'll connect you with an attorney. legalzoom. where life meets legal. ...nausea, heartburn, when indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea! nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea! here's pepto bismol! ah. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. when my vehicle i wwas hit by an ied.r in iraq i looked down and i knew i was out of the fight. but playing for team usa has been a second chance to represent my country. i get to show my children

ohio governor, former republican presidential candidate john kasich making a bold prediction, the ende two-party political system here in america. he says, young people are just fed up with the lack of agenda on both sides, making the prospect of a multi-party system a real possibility. hmmm. interesting. for some reaction, bring in democratic strategist, robin biro and republican strategist, boyd matheson. let me begin with you. we could end up looking like italy, could end up with six different parties to get a coalition government together. what do you think? >> it is entirely. it is possible and don't think it will happen real fast. it points to the fact that neither political party is not giving either one to be a member. there used to be a cachet or pride in being a card-carrying democrat or card-carrying republican. especially young people. no one is getting that. the big benefit of smaller coalition government it force you to focus on what you agree on. we have some of the parties on both sides, left and right, that have become purity tests. average americans, normal hard-work

other republicans as well like john kasich, attorney general under george w. bush as well. you're seeing republicans feel uncomfortable about it. look, this memo is not a memo from the fbi. it's not a memo from the fisa courts or the justice department. it's a memo written by republicans on the hill that are giving their interpretation of what they've seen. what we don't know is what they've seen or other interpretations might be there. what you're asking earlier, pete, yamiche, what the questions are, the other question is, what is the actual information we're talking about here? we've questioned the bias of christopher steele. that seems like a reasonable question to ask. did that bias change the information? that information, whatever it was, substantiated in some way in front of the court or by the fbi? those are questions we don't know. we haven't yet heard any of the judges who have signed these authorizations feel they were, in some way, misled or, in fact, unhappy with not being provided the information about christopher steele's background. >> yamiche, political ra

. >> i spoke to ohio's governor, john kasich over the week about this. paralyzed that it's the state and local legislatures that need to step in. listen to what he said. >> where we have to effect this, i believe, is at the local level and the state house because you can have greater access to politicians who serve in the state legislature, in a county commissioner, in a city council. that's where you need to put the pressure and call these people out. >> he's talking about people like you. you're mayor of a big city in your state. do you think this is feasible because congress is not doing it, you can try to bring about change starting on a very micro level in your area? >> not in this state. governor kasich might want to ask himself what he's done since he's been governor and what he did when he was in congress and how he voted on these issues and did he use his political capital to try to advance that notion. i think the answer to all those would be he didn't. this the talk right now. you're talking about a governor that doesn't have a lot of good fee

. >> so among those who were very vocal this morning, ohio governor john kasich, he said that he has no confidence that congress will address gun control. listen. >> i was talking to a friend of mine this morning, he's a big gun collector. i said, if all of a sudden you couldn't buy an ar-15, what would you lose? would you feel as though your second amendment rights would he be road be eroded because you couldn't buy a god darn ar-15? these are the things that have to be looked at and action has to happen. you're never going to fix all of this, but commonsense gun laws make sense. and i'm hopeful that this group i've assembled on both sides of the issue are going to come together with recommendations. the speaker of our house, cliff rosenberger, says he's anxious to see what is produced. we'll see. and if they don't produce anything, i'll put my own stuff out. >> he's serious. there are obstacles. >> kasich was one who was in washington in the '90s, part of a class of very conservative republicans that came to power during the clinton administration and were way to the right on gun i

. >> however, jeremy, when john kasich was running in ohio, he reversed his previous support for gunislation. >> there are fewer and fewer who need the clout of the nra these days. i think kimberly is right unless there's a change in our culture, a generational shift with these young kids coming up and not buying guns in the same numbers as their parents did, that's when it will change. >> we'll have to leave it there. so that's the idea. what do you think? i don't like it. oh. nuh uh. yeah. ahhhhh. mm-mm. oh. yeah. ah. agh. d-d-d... no. hmmm. uh... huh. yeah. uh... huh. in business, there are a lot of ways to say no. thank you so much. thank you. so we're doing it. yes. start saying yes to your company's best ideas. we help all types of businesses with money, tools and know-how to get business done. american express open. to everyone else, to ieveryone else.ne. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my

ohio governor john kasich is also reacting to the tragedy in his hometown of westerville saying, quoteinest among us are those who risk it every day for our safety and the officers were those people. >>> we're learning new information about the shooter who carried out the las vegas massacre. an autopsy report on stephen paddock said he had anti-anxiety medication in his system at the time of his death. it also confirms he died of a self-inflicted gun shot wound toed the head. paddock's brain remains in a research lab as they look into underlying reasons behind his behavior. he opened fire at a country music festival in october, killing 58 people and injuring nearly 500 others. >>> back here tomorrow at 5:00 eastern in "cnn newsroom." stay tuned for the sechbtities, terrorism at home and abroad right after a quick break. discover a new take on nude. new matte ink un-nude from maybelline new york. unconventional, unexpected nudes. liquid matte formula. up to 16 hour wear. go un-nude with attitude. maybelline's matte ink un-nude. only from maybelline new york. maybelline's matte ink un-nu

. >>> i want to turn now to republican governor of ohio and former presidential candidate john kasich. governor, thank you so much for joining me. you just heard those teenage survivors. how do you explain to these young people that your party is not doing anything about guns? >> well, listen, first of all, these kids are young people are amazing and my hope is with them. they're absolutely right when they say that politicians have not been responding to any of this. you take a look at the congress and i think the congress is totally dysfunctional. i've never seen anything like it. they can't fix immigration. they have been unable to pass a tax bill so as a result of that we've seen the debt go up. they just can't seem to get anything done except the fact that they all came together and agreed to take money out of our kids piggy banks because now they just go ahead and blow a hole in the deficit. it's dysfunctional and do i think they can do anything on guns, i hope they prove me wrong and can because i have no confidence in them. where we have to effect this i believe is at the local

. >> if you look at senator mccain's statements and ohio governor john kasich's statements, they've beent trump, but they lay out that it does long term damage to trust in the fbi and justice department in this country. >> and you heard me report earlier that according to axios, they've got 47% of americans now saying they don't trust the fbi. that's extraordinary. do you think that the release of this memo has been worth it for the president, phillip, and for republican colleagues? >> i mean, honestly, i think there was a case, as made by buzzfeed, which i think is right on, the republicans would have been better served had the memo not come out. there were so many allies of president trump's whipping up the sense that this was a serious memo, the biggest thing since watergate sad sebasti, sa gorka, and it's not at all. one thing that is worth noting, representative trey gowdy came out and said this has nothing to do with the mueller investigation. and trey gowdy was the main investigator in the benghazi investigation so this is not a friend of hillary clinton's. >> thank you, guys. >>>

the republican governor john kasich says washington's long history of inaction has to stop. >>> jetblueants to help families victimized by wednesday's shooting so airline is offering free flights for victim families to travel to florida. also teamed up with the ride share service lyft to provide free ground transportation. jetblue is partnering up with the florida panthers of the nhl on thursday to hold a blood drive. >>> a school security guard in florida could lose his job over a disturbing video posted to snap chat, the six seconds video shows guard standing on the school's roof pretend to go point a gun at nearby students. parents are outraged about the video that surfaced just days after the mass shooting, in parkland. >> security is supposed to be here to protect and make our kids feel safe and if you have guns shooting down at them, i mean it is not someone will feel safe about, they are concerned. >> reporter: miami dade officials say video was taken weeks ago and only recently brought to their attention. they say that this employee has been removed and an investigation is under