jon: what a story. city subway system under fire from regulators for putting service over safety. what the feds are demanding now from washington's metro system after a derailment they say could have been prevented . plus, mother nature spirit on full display as it grounds a massive oil rig. >> (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. jon: let's check out what's ahead on the "outnumbered" at the top of the hour, sandra and megan, what you have? >> parents of two children killed in the ungodly suing hillary clinton for wrongful death and defamation. how much will this hurt her campaign? plus team hillary sounding the alarm over donald trump's fundraising. as new polls show her struggling with two key voting blocs. h

jon: shades of drew peterson.delta flights slowly getting back to normal after the airline had to ground all the partners this morning. what was behind the equipment failure that left travelers all around the world stranded? and donald trump slams news outlets saying they have a bias against him and some other gop leaders say he's right. we willbring up the issue with our media panel coming up next . >> i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medica

jon: jon scott. rants pre-bus is quote, apoplectic over decision not to back the speaker of the house, carol ryan and the 2008 republican presidential nominee john mccain, both of whom face primary challenges ahead of the november election. mccain and ryan have criticized trump in the past, most recently over the kahn family controversy but that's notthe only trouble. with new reports of strike inside the trunk campaign itself . double trunk reacting todayby twitter of course, tweeting there is great unity in my campaign , perhaps greater than ever before. i want to thank everyone for your tremendous support. the crooked h. joining us now to talk about it, byron york, correspondent at the washington examiner and a fox news contributor. matt visor is washington bureau chief at the boston globe, thank you to both of you. paul ryan is not only a previous vice presidential nominee for the party, he is the highest ranking republican elected official in the land. why would the republican nominee not want t

jon: i'm jonscott. donald trump in new york preparing to hold an law-enforcement roundtable after a rally in milwaukee last night, the site of the riots in recent days after a fatal police involved shooting. from talking about his vision for cleaning up crime and keeping america safe . >> law and order must be restored. [applause] it must be restored for the sake of all. jon: we have team fox coverage, jennifer griffin live in cleveland with the clinton campaign but we begin with john roberts live in milwaukee. reporter: some people are referring to it as a staff shakeup, others prefer an expansion of its staff campaign in the general expection but don't has hired two people at the top, steve man who is currently an executive with breitbart news will be the chief executive officer of the campaign. he was once known as america's most dangerous medical operative and kellyanne conway, a good friend of donald trump, senior advisor will now be the campaign manager. these two hires indicate donald trump will

jon: a littlebit of a shock . jenna: i'm jenna lee and i love what you did with the studio when i was gone. is this what happens, you redecorate when i leave? at least the crew is still the same. we have new numbers revealing hillary clinton's approval rating has gone up. still dodging criticism over the fbi investigation into her email practices. the campaign in nebraska, a state historically republican getting help from several high-profile business leaders there who say they support her economic plans over donald trump. mike emanuel is live in omaha nebraska with more for us today. reporter: nebraska is a conservative state but there is an opportunity potentially to pick up an electoral vote if hillary clinton can win one of the congressional districts here in omaha. clinton will have help from a big business name in billionaire warren buffett, that after she campaigned over the weekend with businessman mark cuban and former new york city mayor mark luber spoke on her behalf at the convention. clinton speaking

good morning, i'm jon scott . jenna: i'm jenna lee and labor day traditionally kicks the white house rays into high gear with the campaigns pouring millions into ads in key battleground states as candidates crisscross across the country making their case to voters. hillary clinton is voting this week to fundraising in the new york city area. donald trump is raising money today but unlike mrs. clinton, he's still campaigning with arally have a big speech on immigration tomorrow. we have live fox team coverage with mike emanuel in pennsylvania but we begin with senior national correspondent john roberts at sunny beverly hills california, john? reporter: i got to be honest, i feel like we've been in high gear in this campaign for a year or more . good news for donald trump comes in the form of a monmouth pulled today showing hillary clinton steve still has the lead but that lead has been reduced to seven points. earlier in the month of august after the democratic convention, that lead was a full 13 points. kellyane c

jon: the question fred is supporting witnesses.his case they have wiretaps and some recordings that seem to suggest but also some of the implicated statements are almost spoken in code. how does a prosecutor deal with that in front of a jury? >> there's a bunch of different ways. you don't put on a cooperating jury, unless you have to witnesses to say something about one thing and you have corroborating evidence in the way of wiretaps and computer records or phone records and then you tell the jury these people speak in a code and were going to put a mob guy on the witness stand to tell you what it's all about.you want to know what being a carpenter is about, you put a carpenter up. you want to know about a mom, you put a mob guy up to tell you what it's all about. jon: one of those arrested was kathy carrillo, identified as a member of the genovese crime family in new york, supposedly the indictment says he ordered a couple of his guys to beat up a handler who was sitting outside his restaurant and basically scaring patrons away.

>> jon: ow lovely, but you do. >> tia: thank you, jon. >> jon: it should be a nice day. warm day. it's going to be a warm day. look at the area that we are concerned about. that is everyone here in yellow, and that is all of us. we are talking about the slight risk of a severe storm. this afternoon and evening, the primetimes, what can we expect? the possibility of high winds and heavy rain and large hail. maybe a little bit of damage. slight risk area. had a little dollop of green up here in ashtabula. it's disappeared now. we had some showers come through earlier. here is the story. as these move on out, they're replaced by showers and storms to the west that are moving through now. indiana, this stuff is really garden variety. we close down on the border here. this is falling apart as it heads into western ohio, but behind it is a line of showers and storms that accompany a front that's going to be moving through here this evening. mechanism to kick off the showers and storms that we can expect that may pop something severe. so 8:00 all quiet, but we get to the noon hour, and a

jon: all right.it has been an awful long time since hillary clinton held an actual news conference, 339 days i think is the latest number. shouldn't she have one? >> sure, but why should she is she's doing so well and she's seeing another campaign imploded. what she's doingis working. as members of the media , i'd certainly like to see her do more interviews, i'd love to get her on my show, love to see her more accessible but from a purely strategic standpoint politically, while trump is imploding and tweeting stop out that he's got the cleanup and changing his position on immigration, why not sit back and watch him implode? the one but doesn't that leave the american people starved for information? >> there not start for information. she put out a position on mental health, talking about policy where donald trump is busy in his time cleaning up. look at what mike pencejust had to do, cleaning up the mess he leaves . >> no alan, she sends out press releases and she put stuff on her website instead of

i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. a cornerstone of donald trump's campaign has been to build a wall and deport illegal immigrants living in this country. this comes at a time when polls show some dismal support from hispanics and mr. trump is trailing hillary clinton nationally. so has his position evolved during the fast year. >> when mexico sends its people, they are not sending their best. they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime, they are rapists. there can be a softening. we have some great people in this country, we have some great, great people in this country. but we are going to follow the laws of this country. we are going to build the wall and mexico is going to pay for the wall 100%. on day one i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country. jenna: at least one influential mexican doesn't mince words. >> first let me tell you, he is not welcome to mexico by 130 million people. we don't like him. we don't want him. we reject his visit. i don't understand why presid

jon: is the herbalife story still a thing? alix: it is. jon: it's like a soap opera.l business, the bond market and look at flat yield curves. where do we trade? 145, it is the tightest yield since 2007. there somebody different stories. if you see a more hawkish fed what happens to the longer end? i think the development of the shape of that curve is going to -- with it really has to do -- that orange line was two weeks ago. where the implied probability of a rate hike rise, that is where it is now. that has doubled in just about two weeks. where we were, we were at zero. ranging in the market. jon: one and three, what i found remarkable is it is not in assessment of the probability -- not an assessment of the probability. in many ways it shapes the outcome. you almost give the fed a door open to do something. it doesn't just assess the chances, but also determines the outcome as well. i want to turn to [indiscernible] and look at markets reacting in anticipation of the janet yellen speech. lisa i know you wanted to look at that yield curve as well. that is the jargo

jon: i'm jon scott. donald trump campaigning in north carolina. hillary clinton in new york for a meeting with law enforcement leaders. this as we get a new look at the political landscape across the country with a quinnipiac poll in key states showing hillary clinton in the lead and all of them. she's ahead of donald trump in colorado by 10 points. itis closer in iowa where it leads trump 7 to 44 percent and in virginia she is ahead by 12 points . 5238 percent, a 12 point spread for hillary clinton. this as the university of virginia center for politics crystal ball math shows that for the first time lori clinton has racked up more than the 270 electoral votes candidate needs in order to win the white house. when you factor in the states that are safely in her column and those that are skewing likely democratic, and if you add the states that are leaving democrats, her electoral vote total swells 348. donald trump though does have some pickup opportunities. your to break down these numbers for us the man with the crystal ball, larry seminole, dir

jon tritsch: and while the excellence.. the team's commitment to a city is alarming..the franchise has already moved twice. (mark davis/owner: "everything i've done, i've been open with people and that's where we stand now. we aren't using las vegas as a bargaining chip.") jon tritsch: the raiders are a risk..but making las vegas one of 32 nfl cities could provide decades of reward... jon tritsch: will a stadium make a team and a town live happily ever after? here's a vow.. (mark davis/owner: "let's make the silver state the silver and black state.") ((jon tritsch)) a the fertitta site across the i-15 from mandalay bay... and bali hai golf course at russell and las vegas boulevard are the top spots for the stadium. but again.. before a shovel is in the ground.. the legislature would need to approve the 750-million dollars./// ((jon tritsch)) >>> and don't forget to watch our special "raider nation relocation" show tomorrow at 4:30 right here on channel 8. we talked to the team... groups trying to prevent a move... and oakla

jon: very much so. i am looking forward to that really average lineup we have for the payrolls report. in the market, futures are a little bit firmer. this is the picture now. the deck is up by about a third. it is themarket, dollar story ahead of the payrolls report. the cable rate is positive as well at 1.3151. there commodity market, is a big two-day gain coming into today, with the bti at 41.58. -- with wti at 41.58. you look at the front end of the yield curve in the united states, we are up about a basis point. that is how we are positioned ahead of the payrolls report. and a big rally on guilt across the curve following the bank decision yesterday. markets at the bond the front end, giving up some of the rally. alix: and the volatility in the bond market and treasuries picking up ahead of the jobs report. julie hyman is joining us from washington to outlay the preview for the jobs report. what are economists expecting? julie: economists are expecting a return to the mean. we have had a wild coupl

and kate put herr life out there for "jon and pate plus eight." i don't really talk to my ex-wife. so it's all just kind of helter-skelter. i have my life and she has her life and we have our life with our kids. >> the schedule. i see them. like at the bus stop and stuff. but i don't talk to her. it's not that i hate her. i just don't talk to her. >> the paparazzi used to chase him down. today he's relieved not to be hounded in his hometownnof reading, pennsylvania. >> he wishes he had a better relationship with his 15-year-old twin daugh >> maddie and cara i don't see that much or often. we're kind of not talking riiht now. the kids i dd get are hannah, leah, joel and aidan. sometimes i get alexis but not and then colin i haven't seen for a really long time. i go to the house to pick them up. i can't trespass. hey, give me my kids. it doesn't work. i'd have to go to court every single time. now.figuring all that out right as i get more stable in my life and my career finannially. >> we askkd for kate to weigh in on jon's comments but neither she

so honestly, jon, wh >> jon: i really like them. you got a good vibe with them. >> stephen: really? what is the vibe, does it make me seem smarter. does it make me seem younger? what is the vibe? and there's no right answer, jon, you can be honest. what is the vibe? >> jon: yeah, the vibe is it matches your hair. ( laughter ). >> stephen: that's not a vibe. >> jon: that's a good vibe. you don't see that all the time. and then when you got it happening like that, it changes your vibe. >> stephen: okay. my last glasses had no frames. >> jon: right. >> stephen: so to match i would have had to have shaved my head. >> jon: that's right. >> stephen: this is much easier. before we go any further i want to take a second here, are we doing it over here? we were just talking about hillary clinton and you know, having some fun with the idea that she wasn't honest. but i just want to revisit that for one second.ca have, you know, not necessarily told the truth about what her e- mail server, where it was, how it was used, whether it could be hacked, any of that stuff, i think we have to understa

jon: make a run for the border, right? donald trump working to shore up support in florida as he speaks this morning to a familiar audience . the construction industry. later trump makes more challenging pitches to the religious right. that is a vital constituency for any republican nominee. good morning, welcome to "happening now", i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee and evangelicals have been lukewarm to trump so far so today's private meeting with a group of influential pastors in florida is on to watch. the sunshine state is evermore critical to trump. he's within striking distance of hillary clinton as far as the polling goes, even as she expands her electoral footprints across the battlegrounds. let's start with john roberts whose live in miami beach. we are awaiting donald trump. reporter: good morning jenna. he was expected to take the stage about half an hour ago but he typically tends to be a little bit late with these events. i'm told he will take the stage in five minutes or so, trying to win the sunshine state

: jon tritsch, 8 sports now. >> chris: thanks jon. the reason why the raiders are even in the conversation with las vegas is because of that multi-use facility. the oakland athletics would probably love to see the raiders find a new home. the day we visited oakland coliseum, the a's just happened to be playing the cubs. lots of a's fans are also raider fans. they know and understand what's being talked about. the possibility of relocation draws mixed emot. >> kathy: i'm not happy about it, but you know, what are you gonna do? >> steve: i became a raider fan when they were the los angeles raiders. then they came to oakland. so if they go to las vegas or san antonio, i'm still gonna support 'em. >> kathy: i would hope that they would stay. they're oakland, not vegas. >> dan: first of all, i don't believe they're goin' to vegas. i know there's a lot of talk, you've been seeing it on the internet and stuff like that. but i have the assumption, until there's a shovel in the ground, i don't believe a thing. >> steve: they're probably gonna

jon: breaking news.stake in lmn, the fund company that he now runs. living after 35 years. alix: it has been a really rough eight years. he was betting on stocks in 2008 when the financial crisis hit. he has been shy in the media and hard to get a hold of them get his ideas. this is the next to dr. in his career. much more on this story later on in the program. >> the white house isn't commentating on donald trump's latest accusations. republican presidential candidate says you can give president obama to blame for the islamic state group wreaking havoc in the middle east. mr. trump: isis is honoring president obama. he is the founder of isis. he's the founder of isis. he's the founder. >> trump has long blamed the president and hillary clinton for creating a power vacuum in iraq and was excited by islamic state. ukraine is warning that russia is trying to escalate primerica. has -- vladimir putin accused ukraine to engage in terror tactics. prosecutors from sweden will be allowed to julian assange about

jon, do you have any plans this weekend? >> jon: oh, wow, this weekend -- >> did you stump you? did i stump you? >> jon: yeah, i did. i didn't realize we weren't done with the show yet. i'm in show mode. >> stephen: and show mode, you don't know what you're doing later? >> jon: show mode i don't know nothing. i just know bumper. then bump in. walk-on. bump-out. good night. go home. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: that's a good description of the show. >> jon: i'm not thinking about the weekend yet. >> stephen: that's what actually says in the little digital dpied on your cable. bump in, bump out, guest walks in, go home. >> jon: no, no, guest walks out, good night, go home. >> stephen: all right, i've got a lot to learn, evidently. show, i wield unlimited power. for instance, any time i want, i can remind you of the cool, refreshing taste of bud light. but you know what? i would never do that. because that's an abuse of me power. weekend is starting soon. and yet there are those even even more powerful than i. history's most despotic leaders. oh, do not cross him, or he wi

i'm jon miller. we say good night from san francisco. >> we heard all this talk around town that jessie was dead. to know that the last moments she spent on this earth, she was in so much fear. it's not fair. if he's still out there, he could still be plotting, he could still be hunting. who's next? >> reporter: jesse gave her all. to everything she did. >> she was on a mission? >> her whole life. >> reporter: and then someone took it all away. >> i was like, jessie? nothing. then i kind of jiggled her a little bit. and then i knew. this is not good. >> what's the problem? >> my daughter won't wake up. >> reporter: she'd been murdered in her own bed, after coming home from a pool party. a party that hadn't been all fun and games. >> she was 19, these were men in their 40s. we wanted to talk to 'em. >> reporter: did something happen at that party? what was happening around this small town? >> i hear somebody running behind me, then i noticed he had a knife in his hand. >> reporter: someone was stalkin

jon: i think so. i would not want to spend seven or eight years with someone that i disliked, despite several relationships i have had in the last few years. [laughter] there are biographers, particularly multivolume biographers, who have an advantage in the multivolume world where you can disapprove, but then redeem the care and. i will not mention who that is but you work closely with them. [laughter] just to pick an example at random. but i do not think -- trying to be honest. what i find, is i have a good check towards -- gut check towards the end of each project where i ask -- is this as true as i can make it? i fill a moral obligation, not to get to the weight of it, but a moral obligation to say -- despite what critics may say, do i believe this? and -- i just went through this with president bush senior who i believe honestly, most political figures are kind of 60-40 light versus dark. it is the nature of the game. i honestly believe george h w is 80-20. that is my view. 17 years, inking about

jon. >> jon: here's the way the day is going to go. the humidity is going to stick around, and maybe a passing shower. it's a slight risk. another mild, muggy night to follow, but the weekend is what we're keeping our eyes on. it's going to be unsettled and i'll alert you to what to expect then. >> brian: thanks. up next, devastation in louisiana. we have new information on when begin receding. dear fellow citizen, hunting treasures with my daughter is wonderful. because before i'm ready, she'll be off to college. i want to help her pay her way there, like i do for my son. call 1-866-999-0152 as a leader in student lending, we have student loan options that others don't. if you have a question about student loans, ask me. sincerely, michele wright fellow mom and fellow citizen. >> tia: time is 6:14 on this this wednesday morning. the death toll is at 11 in louisiana, and authorities expect that number to rise. rescue crews, neighbors, and volunteers are going door-to-door checking for people unaccounted for. 40,000 homes are damaged an

jon's on the desk with sports tonight. ((jon tritsch)) >> we have our game of the week wait until you hear what powerful liberty has to say about their week one match up with arbor view plus we've got highlights you don't want next >>> ((jon tritsch)) but few feats are more fascinating and captivating than a pitcher throwing a no-hitter..san francisco's matt moore had one going in the 9th inning matt more's arm may not still be attached to his body after tonight.. 130 pitches..but the lefty had great defense behind making the nice play.. 9th inning.. still no hits given up.. denard span makes a diving catch.. matt moore..your thoughts.. amateur photo journalists have their iphones out looking to capture history.. but with 2 outs in the 9th..corey seager breaks up the no-hitter..history was that close for moore.. giants still win 4-0 51s hosting the dreaded salt lake city bees.. ty kelly getting active..base hit into right field.. 2 runs come racing home... bees..not very productive today.. kevin plawecki was.. 10-1 las veg

go catch with your friends somewhere else. >> stephen: jon, jon it's me! it's stephen. >> bubbe. >> stephen: how are you? >> i was just having a little chai ka making it myself! >> stephen: no, jon, jon listen. i know that you and your beard are very busy these days. but i'm here to tell you that it's the republican national convention this week. >> oh, well, i think they had one of those four years ago! >> stephen: no, they're doing another one jon. listen, you will not believe who the nominee is. >> the old jon stewart talked about politics and things like that. me, i'm not, i don't-- jeb bush will be a great nominee. everything will be fine. >> stephen: jon, it's not jeb. jon, it's not jeb. i'm going to tell you who the little parched, if i may please. >> stephen: oh, you want to take a little-- >> just enough to wet the whistle before you tell me nominee. so before you say the name, if you don't mind, i wouldn't mind bringing liquid-- >> stephen: because you presently don't know who it is. are you ready? >> yeah. if i may. >> stephen: it's donald trump

meteorologist jon loufman. >> jon: the business might be serious today simply because we have the possibility of some severe weather. there's the area in fact let's head right down to county level. you can see just about everybody in here is under the slight risk of a severe thunderstorm this so, that's pretty much covers all of the territory in our viewing area. we will be on top of it all again, meteorologist jeff tanchak already here as he typically is this time of day to track storms as they come through. last three hours pretty quiet around here. sun peeking through not a good thing. the more heat you get, the more volatility in the atmosphere. and an atmosphere that's already laden with moisture. it's been deep. you can feel the soupiness as you nearest storms here. this is what i am watching. take a look just west of kalamazoo and south of south haven and you will see what popped up here. this may be the beginnings of what is coming our way through the afternoon. we will be on top of it all as we make our way through. futureview, let's stop things down as we make our way into the after

jon: distance. the kind of critical distance we are talking about. ,o me, the most fascinating overall lesson of doing it was i wondered how much i missed in books that i have written where i have not known the person because i have never had dinner with thomas jefferson or andrew jackson. having had dinner with george bush, i would try to write what he was like as a literary matter and i would know what i was missing. barthat raised the literary rather higher than i would have expected. if he -- it seems to me, if you spend time with someone, you are able to judge what you have written and your conclusions by different -- by a different standard than what you have gotten out of the papers or the archives. and so, to me that was a surprise. i expected it to be somewhat easier frankly as a literary matter. go have lunch. write it down. it turns out that is pretty hard. -- if you're at literary skills are not firing on all pistons at that particular moment, you are not capturing what he was really lik

and kate put herr life out there for "jon and kate plus eight."lk to my e it's all helter-skelter. i have my life and she has her life and we have our life with our kids. >>schedule. i see them. like at the bus stop and stuff. but i don't talk to her. it's not that i hate her. i just don't talk to her. chase him down.i use odd to today he's relieved not to be hounded in h hometown of >> he he had a better relationship with his 15-year-old twin daughters. >> maddie and cara i don't see thatch or often. we're kind offnot talking right now. the kids i do get hannah, leia, joel and aidan. sometimes i g alexis but not often. and colin i haven't seen for a really long time. i go to the ho pick them up. i can't trespass. hey, give me my kids. it doesn't i'd have to go to court every single time. i'm figuring all that out r now. as i get more stable in my life and my career financially. on jon's comments but neither she or her reps responded by our deadline. like any single dad, wh the kids visit jon does the cooking. >> when the come, it's probably anywh

jon: what a story. new fears that a dam could give way any second with a break growing bigger and bigger, raising concerns about major flooding downstream. also, new polls in the race for the white house showing voters feel both nominees are flawed so why does one have a double-digit lead over the other? >> so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ] with these ty

>>> jon versus kate gosselin. the new war over their kids. >> she doesn't like me at all. >> jon spilled the family secrets to "e.t." and now kate not holding back. why she sent one of her sons away and why their two oldest >> we're kind of not talking right now. >>> then -- secrets behind britney's carpool karaoke with james corden. >>> and why "america's got talent" host nick cannon is now a college student. >>> and how you can get gorgeous locks like j. lo, charlize and chrissy teigen. how this woman went from being a nanny to giving hollywood stars show-stopping hairstyles. this is "entertainment tonight." hi, everybody thanks for joining us here in hollywood. kevin fraser is still taking care of business in new york today. hi there, kev. >> reality tv's most famous exes are at it again. it looks like jon and kate, plus kate. she's lashing him in a brand new expose and the timing is interesting because jon just fired a away at her when he sat down with us. here's the big question -- is kate out for revenge? >>

jon: what about the optics of his visit to louisiana, lynn? mean, he's on the ground there now checking out the flooding that has damaged something like 20,000 homes. i mean, it's horrific, what's happened to the people there because of this monstrous rainstorm that hit last weekend. president obama is on vacation, continuing to golf on martha's vineyard saying he has no plans, apparently at this point, to go down to louisiana. the media crucified george w. bush for doing a flyover of hurricane katrina, and the explanation there was that, you know, that it's tough to get a presidential security detail on the ground in conditions like that. that's exactly the same reasoning, i guess, the democrats are giving for president obama not being there, and they seem to be getting a pass. >> well, let's just first deal with the first part of what you brought up here, the trip of trump and pence to a flooded area in louisiana, you know, to louisiana and his comment last night about the -- expressing his concern about louisiana. okay, the white house hasn

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