but also a promise, a promise john preston is making to keep moving forward no matter what he has to overcome. >> it's not going to be take real long for you to realize i'm a fool. >> it was a year ago, and clearly, things were just about to happen for john preston. the danville marine and iraq war veteran had just rebooted his music career. and people were beginning to take note of his songs, and the message they carried. more americans, john believed, needed to know about the tragedy that was 22 veterans a day committing suicide. >> numbers that the first time i heard it, completely blew my mind. >> it is for veterans with ptsd. >> for the past year while still working as a palo alto firefighter, john has poured everything he had into getting the word out. >> my last year and a quarter had been fighting for ptsd. talking about veteran suicide. >> it's been a long six months. >> it was work that was paying off. music sales were better than ever. a music video of his latest song viewed hundreds of thousands of times. john being asked to perform, speak and write on the issue of ptsd o

: it was a year ago and clearly things were just about to happen for john preston.he iraq war veteran just rebooted his music career. and people were beginning to take note of his song and the message they carried. more americans, john believed, needed to know about the tragedy that was 22 veterans a day committing suicide. >> a number that completely blew my mind. >> reporter: for the past year, while working as a palo alto firefighter, john poured everything he has into getting the word out. >> my last year and a quarter had been fighting for ptsd and talking about veteran suicide. ♪ >> reporter: it was work that was paying off. music sales were better than ever. a music video of the latest song viewed hundreds of thousands of times. john being asked to perform, speak, and write on the issue of ptsd on a national level. ♪ yes, things were happening just as john had planned them. but life has a nasty of sometimes not following the tune. >> january 13th ever since then -- my brother was a marine -- >> reporter: john's older brother mike was a police officer in their

a promise john preston is making to keep moving forward, no matter what he has to overcome. ♪ ♪ it's going to realize very long for you ♪ >> reporter: it was a year ago and clearly things were just about to happen for john preston. the danville marine and iraq war veteran had just rebooted his music career, and people were beginning to take note of his songs and the message they carried. more americans, john believed, needed to know about the tragedy that was 22 veterans a day committing suicide. >> numbers that the first time i heard it completely blew my mind. >> it is for veterans with ptsd. >> reporter: so for the past year while still working as a palo alto firefighter, john has poured everything he had into getting the word out. >> my last year and a quarter had been fighting for ptsd, talking about veteran suicide. ♪ >> reporter: it was work that was paying off. music sales were better than ever. a music video of his latest song viewed hundreds of thousands of times. john being asked to perform, speak and right on the issue of ptsd on a national level. yes, things were happeni

john preston mcconnell. a special program will be held in honor of dr. mcconnell this afternoon from 2 to 4 at the mcconnell library. there will be music, and refreshments available. a cake-cutting will aslo be held in honor birthday. dozens of people got a taste of homemade soups at the eagle rock library. it was all part of the branch's first annual "taste of soup" fundraising event this weekend. the menu was made up of about 16 different dishes made by talented local cooks. those who took part in the event voted on their favorite by putting money in a collection jar. organizers say fundraisers like this are essential to helping the library reach the community. michael hibben/eagle rock library branch librarian: "it helps support all the things we do at the library that our regular budget doesn't cover. and in a rural community like eagle rock that just got this libary 5 years ago, that's our focus. we just want to be the heart of the community and be as many things to the community as we can be." all money raised will support children's programming an

john preston mcconnell. a special program will be held in honor of dr. mcconnell this afternoon from 2 to 4 at the mcconnell library. there will be music, and refreshments available. a cake-cutting will of dr. mcconnell's birthday. the forecast is unsettled through the middle of the week. a dynamic system will approach the area monday bringing 2 waves of rain though midweek. heavy downpours are likely along with gusty winds by wednesday. surface temperatures will be above freezing throughout the event, thus, we will be mainly concerned with plain rain & flooding concerns. the forecast is unsettled through the middle of the week. a dynamic system will approach the area monday bringing 2 waves of rain though midweek. heavy downpours are likely along with gusty winds by wednesday. surface temperatures will be above freezing throughout the event, thus, we will be mainly concerned with plain rain & the forecast is coming up in this half hour, former cia and nsa director general michael hayden is in our toyota green room. there he is sitting with his brother h

>> dana bash and mark preston. john kasich, the ohio governor, says it's a four-man race, and maybe ben carson says it's a five-man race, so not necessarily a three-man race. >> that's right. and as marco rubio was making that argument that it's a three-man race, i got a phone call from one of john kasich's top advisers, john weaver, who wanted to push back on that, saying, just as you said, that they believe it is a four-man race, saying "rubio's only accomplishment was running at world-record speed away from his immigration plan." and by the way, he spoke to me and called me from massachusetts, where they are tonight, again trying to look ahead already to march 1st, to super tuesday, where he is trying to play in places that maybe have a more moderate republican electorate, like massachusetts. the other thing that he argued, and it's part of what we've been talking about tonight, looking ahead, the states until march 15th are proportional, meaning there are lots of people who can win delegates in each state. but after

. >> john travolta getting high praise from kelly preston for his portrayal of robert shapiro. >> he asked me to do a charity. i couldn't do it at the time. but he was very happy i was doing this role. >> collin taylor gave me a review. she seemed to think it was a thumbs up. >> as prosecutor, sarah paulson said she and the rest of the >> i was wearing her perfume and watching her video. >> there's nothing to worry about, man. i hope if anything, he sees my portrayal of him as that wider. >> the trial of the century back in 1995 is the feature of the episode. what about the lives that were lost, ron goldman and nicole simpson. on her wedding day, she was 25 years old. she never uttered a word, seem being to prefer living in the shadow. now her sister tonya feels nicole's story is the one being lost as o.j.'s saga is headed to the screen. >> two people got brutally murdered. this is not entertainment. this is not the john travolta, schwimmer, this is not hollywood. >> but nicole and o.j. did live the hollywood life. o.j. said marriage had tamed him. >> it brought stability in my life.

the campaign trail and we're following all of this with our team of reporters, mark preston in washington and joe johnsolina. i want to begin with you, mark, with more on the debate. good morning. >> good morning. a fight for the democratic base we saw last night in milwaukee. hillary clinton directing her message down to voters in south carolina where she hopes to build up momentum, specifically with african american voters while bernie sanders is taking a longer game, looking at this as a national campaign and going beyond south carolina, looking at states out in the midwest and the west. as we saw, sharp exchanges on the idea of income inequality. hillary clinton talking pragmatism and trying to criticize sanders for lofty promises. let's listen. >> what i have said is i will not throw us further into debt. i believe i can get the money that i need by taxing the wealthy and closing loopholes, things that we are overdue for doing, and i think once i'm in the white house, we'll have enough political capital to be able to do that. >> secretary clinton, you're not in the white house yet. >> bernie sande

. >> mark preston in the decision desk john king at the magic wall.e largest county clark county 72.3% of the population. >> mark said we want to be extra cautious. it's competitive, count the votes, if you look at this right now yes, she has a 10-point lead in clark county. more than 7 in 10 in clark county. she held a 10-point lead as we've gone to now 53% of the vote but that doesn't mean the vote that's missing is going to come in that way. if the you want to guess that it can at home you can at home. we can't. but it is look if she keeps this lead she will win. the question is when we get the other half of this vote from clark county are there sanders precincts, does he win and take this down. we'll wait. if she keeps a 10-point lead or close to that she is going to win statewide because it's more than 7 in 10 of the votes. you look in the state, senator sanders doing quite well. waiting here this is largely reno then rural areas here. senator sanders winning by 6 points out there. across the rural north senator sanders winning. but tiny populati

slp makes a run at the middle weights...john tuttle...gets the pin in just 52 seconds...he's fired up. but sbl, just too deep...preston dunn gets the fall and they move on to des moines...they'll be joined by westwood and sibley-ocheyedan in 1a. chris: back to basketball action...the western valley conference race was as tight and entertaining as possible. lawton-bronson, kingsley pierson, and westwood all went 8-1, sharing the championship. off in their regular season finales. the panthers...lookingng for the seasonsweep againsnsthe lady rebelel anits k-p out to a hot start....abby sitzman sets up in the corner and cans the triple..panthers up 5-0.... but mykenzie whitney was on a mission for the rebs...she cleans up the miss for the deuce....lead down to three... then off the missed three...its whitney again on the glass.....the junior finished with a team-high 28 points... but the rebs were no match for k- p......marina keck making it look easy in the paint.....panthers wiwiby 15.....70-55. the third and fourth place teams in the siouxland also in action, west lyon and moc-floyd valley. lady dutch get things starte

john redd smith elementary schools. # today one of two historic slave structures on the greenfield preston plantation will be moved in botetourt county. those who oppose the move say it would hurt their history... structure. # the roanoke county board of supervisors meets today to discuss tourism in the roanoke valley. the board will hear a briefing from the roanoke valley convention and visitors bureau who supports designating the roanoke valley as virginia's blue ridge. the board is then expected to pass a resolution supporting the designation and directing county agencies to use the new brand on promotional and marketing materials. according to the county, tourism has an economic impact of nearly year. the botetourt county board of supervisors meets tonight to talk about county taxes. the board is looking to move the due date from december 5th to november 1st after people in the county requested the date move away from the christmas holiday. the board will also talk about changing the location of the troutville voting precinct.### employers want healthier employees...and as a result, popular. according to a recent

john kasich. carol? >> all right. mark prestonlive from new hampshire with breaking news that governor chris christie will likely suspend his presidential run. as chris christie steps off the trail to reassess, the other republican candidates head south. today, they are canvassing south carolina where the next prime looms less than two weeks away. cnn's victor blackwell is live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the bush campaign very pleased with the third place finish in the new hampshire primary. the rubio campaign believes that he was weakened by the poor campaign performance and admits that it was due in part to the poor performance there. let's also look at bush v. trump and kasich. jeb bush spoke with "new day" this morning. listen to what he had to say. >> he just doesn't want to face it. i'll solve it. it will be huge or whatever. nothing tangible that he has the tools to do it. i commend john kasich but he has nothing going on down here. he has no tangible support. >> donald trump and governor kasich will,

at 133.....john shadrusky......wre stling unattached......not ches the near fall of wayne state's paxton sternberg...and wins an 8-2 decision.... elsewhere at 133....northwester n's preston hoebelheinrich..... businesslike 4-0 decison over christian velez...i will have a feature on him next sunday night...he finished fourth 141.......morningside 's lane nichols...scores the two point takedown....he wins an 8-0 major but falls in the quarters... finishing with 149....northwester n's elijah dahl polishes off a takedown....5-1 decision for him...he finished in the top eight... alex 2016 marks the 25th anniversary of the 1990-91 huskers that shattered the record books.... nebraska won a school-record 26 games that season, reaching as high as 11th in the ap top 25. the current huskers honoring that remarkable team today against rutgers....hoping of that early 90's magic. a scary moment in the 2nd half....shavon shields lands awkwardly..after a hard foul.......he was unconscious minute... hospital....but the negative and he released.....he will back to the action....andrew pretty touch deep.....huskers open up a 15 point lead..... then its michael jacobson on the receiving end

at 133.....john shadrusky......wre stlingunattached......not ches the near fall of wayne state's paxton sternberg...and wins an 8-2 decision.... elsewhere at 133....northwester n's preston hoebelheinrich..... businesslike 4-0 decison over christian velez...i will have a feature on him next sunday night...he finished fourth 141.......morningside 's lane nichols...scores the two point takedown....he wins an 8-0 major but falls in the quarters... finishing with n's elijah dahl polishes off a takedown....5-1 decision for him...he finished in the top eight... finishing with hockey...the musketeers at lincoln.....with hopes of ending a three-game skid. 2nd period stars down 1-0 tanner lazinski! power play goal game tied at one...the musketeers led it 2-1....but lincoln scores two unanswered to win it 3-2.... alex/allison elisa tonight, 29 with accumulations of less than an inch. 7- the rest of the week. allison/alex/elisa there are two kinds of folks who sit around thinking about how to kill people--psychopaths and mystery writers. i'm the kind that pays better. who am i? i'm rick castle. castle. castle. i really am ruggedly handsome, aren't i? every writer needs inspiration,

on the greenfield preston the campbell county republican committee's lawsuit against two former board of supervisors candidates will go to trial october 12-th. the case alleges .. john ferguson and travis griffin made more than 875-dollars worth of checks and credit card purchases on the c-c-r-c account after their removal by the republican party of virginia for party election rules violations. in november 20-15 .. both candidates ran under the "campbell first banner." ferguson and griffin lost their campaigns against republican candidates. turning now to economic news... diversifying leading industries in virginia was the topic of discussion today ... as virginia senator mark warner made his third stop of his five day tour through the commonwealth. lynchburg city leaders met with him at central virginia community college for a round-table discussion about the local economy. warner says it's time virginia begins building a workforce for two growing industries -- systems focusing on drones and driverless vehicles. mark warner: "unmanned systems, some of the best testing can be done right over at fort pickett. we've gotten southside virginia areas where you can test u

preston. he is 52 years old.. 6 feet tall and 190 pounds. he is wanted for enforcing a 50-b, and domestic violence protective order violation.. next, we have... john robertson iv. he is6 feet 4 inches 165 pounds. he is wanted for failure to register as a sex offender. last, we have tabitha whitten. she is , 5 feet 5 inches... 120 pounds. she's wanted for two counts of no operator's license, child not in rear seat, resisting public officers, driving with license revoked, and driving while impaired. if you see any of these fugitives, you can call anonymously. the number 255-5050 thanks for being here. remember, you can also go to the "fugitive files" section of w-l-o-s dot com to see all of the suspects we've featured. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 happening today, real estate heir robert durst is expected to plead guilty to a gun charge. durst will be sent to a federal prison in california once he is sesetenced in the gun case. he is set to stand trial for murder in the 2000 slaying of a longtime friend. the mysterious 19-82 disappearance of his wife kathleen has also created controversy for durst. 3 3 north carolina state health officials are now warning people a

left into a 7 slp makes a run at the middle weights...john tuttle...gets the pin in just 52 seconds...he's fired up. but sbl, just too deep...preston dunn gets the fall and they move on to des moines...they'll be joined by westwood and sibley- ocheyedan in 1a. for all the action from last night head to our website, siouxland matters dot com...but for now, back over to you. jessica rae scott: it's time now to check on your forecast... scott:good morning siouxland. we have some light snow pushing through the area from northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. here's the planner where we've got highs in the mid 20s. northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. here's the planner where we've got highs in the mid 20s. still ahead in our northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. here's the planner where we've got hi

preston? >> reporter: what's interesting not only did john kasich come up here and hold a town meeting, he has been on the phone with the voters up here trying to get their support, and our own ashley keilo who is traveling with jeb bush reporting tonight that jesh bush during one of his rallies said he had been to every nook and cranny of the state except for dixville notch and made a few telephone calls and clearly that didn't work. a celebration of politics not only in new hampshire but quite frankly across the country. a page out of a norman rockwell book. it's amazing up here how engaged people are, what they know about policy and what they want to hear from the candidates, so, don, again, first votes cast here, two other towns as well. we'll have those results later, but really this is very interesting heading into tomorrow morning where i guess in just a few hours we are in the morning it's going to be an interesting race to the finish here in new hampshire. >> do the voters there talk, the nine people, do they talk to the media and usually tell you why they voted the way they did? >> t

preston, paul steinhauser, thanks very much. you're both going to be very, very busy. coming up, governor johnasich has put all his bets right here in new hampshire for his presidential campaign. will it pay off for him on tuesday? his strategy in a key state. we'll discuss that and more when we come back. yeah...but what about mike? it works on his cough too. cough! it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. toto the nation's capitalut to support an important cause that can change the way you live for years to come. how can you help? by giving a little more, to yourself. i am running for my future. people sometimes forget to help themselves. the cause is retirement, and today thousands of people came to race for retirement and pledge to save an additional one percent of their income. if we all do that we can all win. prudential bring your challenges® watching tvs get sharper, you've had it tough. bigger, smugger. and you? rubbery buttons. enter the x1 voice remote. now when someone says... show me funny movies. watch discovery. record this.

harsh words for donald trump, mark preston, bullet, of course, donald trump right now appears to be on the way to the biggest republican victory in the state since john mccain beat george w. bush in 2000 by 19 points. wolf blitzer, back to you in election headquarters. >> let's get a key race alert, update our viewers what's going on. donald trump is building his lead. 21% of the precincts now reporting. he's more than 11,000 votes ahead of john kasich, the ohio governor. 34%, 34%, that's pretty amazing for donald trump right now. john kasich 15%. look at this battle, though, for second and third place. 12%, 12%, and 10%. jeb bush at 12%. ted cruz at 12%. they're tied right now. 6,996 for bush. 6,996 for ted cruz. they are literally tied for third place right now. marco rubio not far behind, 6,287 with 10% of the vote. chris christie, a little further down, only 8% of the vote. this is a huge battle for second, third, and fourth place right now in new hampshire. let's update you on the democratic side. bernie sanders, the independent senator from vermont, he is the winner. and he's got an impressive lead, a very impressive lead, 23% of the precincts

johns, that's right. a lot to chew on. joe, thank you so much. let's continue the discussion and bring in mark preston and van jones. van jones worked for president obama as an adviser. van, first to you. it seems that president obama was the topic. one of the big topics of the day at the debate. it was obama, obama, obama. i love him more. no in, i love him more. i'm going to carry on his legacy, no, you won't. what you make of that strategy? >> it was amazing. they mentioned him 21 times. i mean, more than any other topic, i believe, was the obama -- maybe wall street from senator sanders. hillary clinton is playing this so smart. she knows how beloved obama is, especially for african americans. she's going to south carolina. now, she doesn't mention the fact that she actually disagrees with obama on a number of things. she doesn't agree with his trade policy. she's against tpp. obama is for it. she has critiques of his health care. she doesn't like the cadillac tax. she doesn't like his foreign policy. she wants a no fly zone. all of that she put away and just hugged obama like she was hilla hillary obama and dro

that's john kasich and bernie sanders winning their respective parties. joining us is mr. mark prestonl commentator for the daily caller matt lewis. gentlemen, good to have you. brother preston, i join you first. a little bit of the intrigue early on is no governor might get a ticket out of here. now there is a feeling of an expanded view. tell us why. tell us who you still think is on the bubble. >> there's no doubt after the performance marco rubio put in. he has created an opening for the center lane the governors are trying to occupy, as is marco rubio. we had the conservative lane, ted cruz. and the middle, jeb bush, john kasich and chris christie. marco rubio has been doing very well up to this point. had a strong finish of third in iowa, seemed to be pulling ahead in that lane. however, after that performance it looks like there is an opening for these governors. john kasich is putting in a lot of work in dixville is. you have three entire votes to win up here. but he's also been doing a lot of work. you know, working the state. quite frankly his campaign is predicated on doing

mark preston, thanks for braving the cold, and doing all that great work in iowa for us. also, want to remind our viewers that hillary clinton's campaign manager johnl join us live from iowa a little later in this hour. when iowa ends tonight and the race moves to new hampshire, cnn is going to have a very special event there. coming this wednesday night, just two days before now, all three democratic presidential candidates, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley will take part in a presidential town hall in new hampshire. that will be live right here on cnn. a critical moment for each of the candidates to face the voters of new hampshire and answer their questions directly and make their lowsing arguments. wednesday night, 8:00 p.m. live here only on cnn. coming up next, we're waiting and we're watching for bernie sanders to arrive and speak live this hour. expecting him to show up at his headquarters in des moines. those supporters work real hard for him. they're probably going to be thrilled to see him live and in person. we'll bring it to you the minute it happens. what would an iowa win mean for bernie sanders' campaign going fo

is voice of jtl preston who the president of the virginia military institute and this is what you were here if you had been the guard there this morning, the only voice upon john brown's execution, these words you would hear. all such enemies of virginia, all such enemies of the union, all such foes of the ."man race john brown was dead but he did not die. just a few responses in the aftermath of the execution. thoreau would write this, "these men in teaching us how to die have at the same time taught us how to live." declare brown "the saint whose death has made the gallows glories like the cross." thoreau claimed that john brown more,nger was ole brown any but now "an angel of light." many intellectuals were in agreement with the statement. i quote," as christ had died to make men holy, john brown had died to make men free." in the south, the response can be summarized probably best with an editorial that appeared in a newspaper in savanna. the savanna daily morning news. this is how it defined brown's execution. "the notorious horse thief, murderer, insurrectionist, trader has expiated his guilt. there are thousands of white necks in new england and the nor

preston, our editor broke the story moments ago. he's here life to tell us more. good morning. >> good morning carol. john king was hearing late last night rumblings that paul was looking to drop out and run again for senate down in kentucky. we finally were able to pull it together a short time ago that in fact rand paul is going to drop out of the race. significant here in new hampshire because there is a large segment of the republican party that is libertarian. these are supporters, voters who would back his types of policies. where will those voters go now carol? we would expect the likes of ted cruz and donald trump will try to make a play for them although trump and rand paul have not gotten a along well. it is unclear if rand paul will endorse at this time but we wait to here what he says. >>> we just got a statement from rand paul's campaign. i just got it. it's been an incredible honer to run my campaign. across the country thousands upon thousands of young people flokd to our message of limited government. privacy, criminal justice reform and a reasonable foreign policy. brush fires of liberty

preston. we have anchor of cnn's early start and at this hour john berman.er, the one, the only maeve reston. last night a signature moment it seemed to me gentlemen and lady was bernie sanders going after clinton about being a moderate or a progressive, neither, not enough. here. >> secretary clinton said some people call me -- i'm paraphrasing. some people call me a moderate. and i proudly say that i am a moderate. that is what she said. so all i said is you can't go and say you are a moderate on one day and be a progressive on the other day. >> nitpicking? what is the play here for bernie sanders? what is the potential impact on hillary clinton. >> in the short-term bernie sanders is trying to rally as much liberal support he can to his candidacy and maintain this really strong lead he has in new hampshire. at the same time he's trying to send a message to democrats in states further down the road, whether they be south carolina, any of those southern states in nevada that he is somebody who will fight for their values. now hillary clinton is being pushed

john kasich or jeb bush. >> sara, thanks so much. we want to bring in maeve reston, mark preston -- that rhymes -- and ron brownstein. great to have you here with us at the waterworks cafe. this is the newly released poll. it exiles everything together and gets to an average. trump has 31% in new hampshire. that's a runaway lead. marco rubio was at 15%. cruz, 13%. kasich, who always put all of his eggs in the new hampshire basket, 11%. bush, 10%. and down from there. where do you think where marco rubio is? >> he got hurt. it was rope-a-dope what happened. it opened a ticket out of new hampshire. we were looking at four tickets out of new hampshire. going now on this monday, i think looking a at polls it's really not going to be helpful. there are late deciders. were donald trump is not going to win by the margin he's leading by now. probably going to win but not by much. >> the one that probably matters most right now is the undecided. depending how you look at the calculus, you have somewhere between 25% and 35% of the people. it could change. we saw it play out in iowa. this i

john berman, stay with us. bring in cnn national political reporter maeve restin and cnn executive editor will mark preston.polls suggestive, more than predictive. here's the first one since the iowa caucus, done the tuesday after the iowa caucusing, and finished yesterday on thursday. the numbers show an incredible tightening of the race on the democratic side. 44 clinton, 42 sanders, for frame of reference. quinnipiac, same polling outfit in december had it 61-30. all right? so a big contraction there. 11% undecided in this new number of 44-42. mr. preston, i start with you. this will be a surprise. it's just one. it could be a reflection of noise coming out of iowa, but it's still a real new number. how do you see it? >> it is a real, new nush amber i'll tell you what, in last night's debate, chris, with saw hillary clinton not talking to new hampshire voters. talking to voters in south carolina to nevada and elsewhere in the south. our poll last night had her down 31 points. you're showing national numbers right now that show that this race is tightening up, and the clinton campaign as john said at the

john, it will be hard for the white house to get anybody confirmed in this political environment. they will need a significant amount of republicans. republicans are outright opposed. >> mark prestonn purple or blue states. kelly has said she does not think the president should pick the next supreme court justice. rob portman in ohio. open seat in florida. there are tough races in states that could go either way. how does the supreme court pick play in these senate elections? >> it is a two-step thing. there is a senate race. it was going to be a sleepy summit in washington. certainly there is going to be a battle over the supreme court nominee. they are all battling for reelection right now. and these are all states that barack obama won back in 2012. to at least say they want a vote to happen. the reason being is independent voters might look at the obstruction or this discussion of obstruction as more washington dysfunction and why washington needs to change. in addition you will see the likes of ted cruz who argued before the supreme court many times and marco rubio will insert themselves. two senators who can do so and try to boost their own cancelled days. as manu so accurac