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brandon judd.'t know if you knew how strong he would be on the issues of sovereignty and border security and illegal immigration. but i have to say it was an extraordinary speech in all respects. >> that couldn't have been stated any more eloquently. he's taking the case directly to the american public. he's calling the democrats out for their hypocrisy. they refuse to enter into an honest conversation because they know they are going to lose on the facts. what he's doing is he's specifically going to the american public and making the case, and he's giving them the facts and letting them decide. that's a very good day for border patrol agents. it's a very good thing that's happening. a couple months ago i wrote an op-ed that said lou dobbs is going to shortly get this dreams, illegal immigration will go down. president trump without any help from congress is single handedly causing those numbers to go back down and we'll soon hit 45-year lows again. lou: without this president in office and all he

judd trump's is—match winning run has ended.perry, 5—2 in the last—i6 of the china snooker championship in guangzhou. and they have the same name. and telling them apart on the golf course was difficult at times today. justin rose and justin timberla ke played together in the dunhill links pro—am. and that was the singer. the event is played over three courses. st andrews, carnoustie and kingsbarns he was one of boxing's big names in the 1990s. but now at the age of 55 nigel benn wants one more shot at glory. he's going to step back into the ring to face another former world champion, sakio bika, in november in birmingham. emma jones reports. the fittest 55—year—old man on earth. that is how nigel benn is being built as he confirmed he is getting back into the ring just one more time. i am fit, i don't mind the training now. i was suffering with something i cannot break, now i am in a good place. he was a world champion in two weight classes before his final fight until now, almost 23 years ago. the british boxing control said t

is for so you'll be hearing a lot more from a lesion artists but especially from poorly including judd thank the swiss american photographer robert frank was one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century renowned for his role and expressive style which changed the course of documentary photography he captured ordinary people doing ordinary things finding guarded moments and intimacies in his subjects a retrospective of his work just opened here and planned long before the news came of his death last tuesday of the age of 94. the seemingly tranquil a made spot behind it is a history of the question sacred a shame and racism this photo is just one couple 103 made robert frank a legend. in the photo both the americans captured and $950.00 s. in the united states the photographs taken of a months traveling across the country exposed to the heart of america. it was a group that really made history in the united states because it showed pictures that nobody wanted to see you because you say showed another american. that the picture that people had in their minds to change the

appeared in a bathroom and asked if he could give her a massage or she could watch him shower and juddduct the report stating that weinstein had reached settlements with at least eight women including actress rose mcgowan. >> he should go to jail forever. he stole so many lives >> soon others, more than 80 women have come forward now. weinstein has publicly denied any nonconsensual contact with the actresses or staff members, and has pleaded not guilty to sexual assault charges in new york he's set to go to trial in january. nbc news reached out to weinstein. the statement in part, she says is all you need to know is that this book contains one sided algations without having adequately investigated the facts of each situation. there's a very different side to each story megan twohey and jodi kantor won a pulitzer prize for their work, and have written this book "she said". >> we tried to in two minutes try to encapsulate this. did you ever imagine the impact that one story could have? >> we had no idea. we had hoped that this article would help bring out the truth about this one partic

joining us to react is brandon judd. you saw the pictures. what did you think?re so misguided. if you look at what technology does for i.c.e. and for the border patrol, it helps us to determine who the smugglers of little children are, who is bringing people in for the sex industries, trafficking people for the sex industry, it also helps us find the drug smugglers. when these protesters are trying to shut down technology companies, all they're doing is harming innocent united states citizens whom we're trying to protect. again, it's such a misguided and it's all based upon politics and not on real world examples of what's happening at the border or the interior of the united states, due to drug traffickers, human smugglers and everything else that's happening that's regarding these criminal car tes that are -- car tells tha cartee making these things happen. carley: a group released a statement, microsoft corporation is colluding with i.c.e. and its racist mission to tear apart families and mistreat children. many of the policies and ideas that president trump

and then there's the queion , if you do get uma thurman or ashl judd or gwyneth patrow on the phone, do you actually say to them in the first 45 secondof the pho call the try to earn that trust. but actually, things ended u working a little differently than you describe, which is essentially we realized that tho hollsilence over harvey weinstein was holding. we were accumulating thistack of off-the-recd disturbing hotel rooorsts, but all of these actresses were very afraid to go on the record, so what we started doing was building a mountain of other evidence, and that mountain consisted of internal records, the legal and financial trail of the v settlements,y important internal company memo, and it was really being having thaevt idence that we were able to make the case to ashley judd to get on the record, becae we said, we're not putting you into a he sad/she said situation where you're standing here alone. we have 25 years worth of allegations documented b that becomesis that you can stand on for coming forward. >> woodruff: i saw that was part of the argument you wereo making to

judd trump's15—match winning run has ended. in the last 16 of the china snooker championship in guangzhou. the golf championship began today. it was played over three courses. justin rose was in sync withjustin timberlake, justin rose was in sync withjustin timberla ke, the justin rose was in sync withjustin timberlake, the singer showing he is no stranger to the sport. finishing on four under. nigel benn last fought in 1996, the dark destroyer was a two weight world champion, now at the age of 55 he is going to step back into the ring facing another former world champion, sakio bika, in november in birmingham. emma jones reports. the fittest 55—year—old man on earth. that is how nigel benn is being built as he confirmed he is getting back into the ring just one more time. i am fit, i don't mind the training now. i was suffering with something i cannot break, now i am ina with something i cannot break, now i am in a good place. he was a world champion in two weight classes before his final fight until now, almost 23 years ago.

company mem and it was really being having thatce evid that we were able to make the casase to hley juddet on the record, because w said, we're not putting you into a he said/shsaid situation where you're standing here alone. we have 25 years worth of that becomes a basat you can stand on for coming forward. >> woodruff: i saw thatas part of the argument you were making to so many women, you were saying, we owe ito these other women, because of what they have gone through, tok tal now.ga twohey, what about harvey weinstein himself? how tough of a character are we talking about going up against? >> when we broke this story in 2017, it was just the beginning. we had been able to connect some of the dots aut his alleged spreaddation going back decades and how he had been able to cover it up, but with the additional reporting for thisep book, we started to pull back t the curtain e machinery that was in place that harvey het many place to silence his victims and try alt our investigation. that included amassing like teav y high-powered attorneys, inf uding lisa bloom, onee most prominent fem

judd trump's winning run is up to 13 matches.ames to four to reach the shanghai masters quarterfinals where he'll face mark allen. during the november international break, there will be what the fa are calling a ‘women‘s football weekend' on the 16th to the 17th of that month. super league fixtures will include a north london derby at the tottenham hotspur stadium. it's the start of the first knockout round in the women's champions league. glasgow city have made a 2,000 mile trip to moscow to play chertanovo women. they are currently 1—0 up, hayley lauder. they are approaching full time in that first leg. the other scottish club in the competition, hibernian host slavia prague in the first leg of their tie this evening. they came through qualifying to reach the last 32. it's a really difficultjob that lies ahead, these are a quality opponent, one of the top sides any women's european football. we have oui’ women's european football. we have our work cut out, the ultimate aim is that we take out as competitively as we can write un

almost can't do it now because john coleman was almost the stage even though there is debate about judd. but. well i answer in the book that if it's possible to save the lives of all the people i love and stay healthy and you know good looking then why not why not way refuse it but because we already have changed. in the middle ages we would be dead now after 25 or 30 you are dead now we can live 66070 or 80 years old so we have doubled. length already we did it so it's possible to double again maybe triple and maybe we would love it. but what are the conditions what is the price to pay that's to christian thinking and doing didn't like the idea of actual immortality scary but if you think about immortality the obsession of human kind of being a decision since for ever and that's the driving force behind everything good literature philosophy technology science i mean if we can actually it seems that it's almost like there's no evolution it sounds like we're like different rates we're not humans anymore exactly you you said the answer the problem is if we succeed we will not be humans an

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ground now one reality in mode in combat is the presence of hostile jones in this american made counted judd system has already been proved effective in the field can you just tell us a bit about what makes it special and where it's been used this is has been deployed in high quantities to multiple combat zones most recently known for down the iranians around the straits of hormuz in july this year it works on the move maritime vessels ground vessels and it's been designed specifically for end users like us marines and soldiers to be easy to use and rapidly deploy but it's not just about unmanned vehicles here on the water sites they've been demonstrating some cutting edge u. s. of these thoughts on man's surface vessels now the manufacture of be a use. system says these unmanned vessels are designed to be used fully integrated with traditional navy warships and the idea is to reduce the level of danger that sailors have to be exposed to for example whether in close contact with another boat acting suspiciously they say that these vessels could be used in anti piracy operations as well as in

i know she throws that around more than the senate thing judd, you've written about we know what thec party stands for, but you are wondering what does the current republican party stand for in terms of the deficits are pretty large, there is tariffs, protectionism, a trade war so in your view with what is happening in hong kong right now, what would a classic republican do to try to give support to president xi, not give support how should we behaving there and how is rd doing? >> i have to admit i'm not an expert on hong kong but it should be we are people who want to pursue freedom and have the right to speak and do what they believe is correct in their government and if they are shut down by an autocratic government, we should stand up, obviously not militarily, but say listen, we have ways of not dealing with you that can hopefully influence your decisions and use those ways but as a very plaque matter, this is not a situation where i think that we will have much influence if the chinese government decides to use military force >> senator, i don't think how you think that we sho

it came from assistants and celebrities like ashley judd and gwyneth paltrow. >> since then more thanomen allegations against the media oesnstein conts to deny wi the allegations. nd the book "she said, broward county broward county goes behind the scenes of reporting the investigation. us beok's co-author and cbs news contributor, jodi kantor joins us. savo. i started the book and thought what more is there to say about the story. let me tell you, a lot. you took us behind the scenes. brilliant reporting by you and by megan. su told us some never-before-things like -- i have to say, bravo, too, to gwyneth paltrow. she played a much bigger role i wink than many people realized. >> i barely thought we should call her because she was harvey's biggest star. she's not going to talk to us. h fact, when almost nobody else yneth tywood would pick up the phone, when only a few other people like ashley judd were talking to us, she talked of her se-dation with weinstein, how thoses afraid she would lose the early roles. weinstein was obsessed whether or not she was speaking to us. nt ine point

sexual harassment, even the most famous, shiny women and celebrities, including people like ashley judd this themselves. >> reporter: weinstein has consistently said all the encounters were consensual. in a new book, they go into detail about what they uncover and how difficult it was to get women who said they were victimized to go public. >> gueweneth paltrow was a sour early on. >> it was hair raising for her, because harvey weinstein had been such a big influence. >> reporter: it began with a meeting with weinstein in a hotel room in her early 20s. >> she had a fax saying here's where you need to show up. she went to the hotel room. the meeting was pretty unremarkable. at the end of it, he put his hands on her and said let's finish in the bedroom. >> reporter: paltrow says she refused and later confided in her boyfriend at the time brad pitt. after pitt confronted weinstein, he became enraged. >> he essentially said you are going to screw up your whole career if you tell people about this. it was so uncanny because so many of them would tell the reiterations on the same story. >> al

tomorrow nitrogen jack keane and brandon judd join us. be with us. good night from washington, d.c. trish: major progress in our trade talks with china. the talks are confirmed. some breaking news on market watches. kt mcfarland says this is a do or die moment for our president, the country and the future of the free world. the carolinas under siege from hurricane dorian as some coastal cities are already seeing massive flooding. good niewns our southern border. a new report reveals the number of arrests of illegals trying cross our border has dropped substantially. plus, california governor gavin newsom signing a bill that no longer requires any able bodied person who help an he officer who re70ss help when making an arrest. "trish regan primetime" begins now. new tonight. major breakthrough in the u.s.-china gridlock. we are up 372 points on the dow amid news china wants to make a news with the u.s. on trade. you can see tariffs and the threat of mortar rivers. what do you know, they are actually work. they work. while no one wants a trade war, believe me, sometimes you just have

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i don't want to be glib about this matter, but last year, retired former senator judd gregg wrote a piecee hill magazine, the third way was to hire rudy giuliani chlgt at this point, i'm deeply frustrated with what we he and the legal team is doing in rebeating that debunkeded theory to the president. for clarity, it has no validity. >> the mention of this server by trump during the phone call confused even the whistleblower. brian has that part of the story. >> it's one of the more bizarre comments made by president trump in his phone call with ukraine's president. the suggestion that somehow, a computer server tieded to the 2016 election is now mysteriously in ukraine. according to the rough transcript of the call, trump said he'd like his ukrainian counterto quote do uz a favor before saying i'd like you to find out what happened with this whole situation with ukraine. i would like to have the attorney general call you or your people and i would like you to get to the bottom of it. the only problem, experts say there's no evidence of any of this. >> it appears to be the national commit

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white house aide judd deer tweeting out last night for all of you who still think our v.p.int you to his and the second lady's schedule tomorrow, where they will join the prime minister and his partner for lunch. okay. so as governor of indiana, pence signed the religious freedom restoration act, which allows businesses to cite religious freedom as a legal defense. critics say it opens the door for individuals and businesses to discriminate against people of the lgbt community. he opposed gay marriage. while in congress, pence voted against the repeal of don't ask, don't tell. his wife karen, who is traveling with him this week, took a job earlier this year at a christian school that bans gay students and parents. earlier this year, our own dana bash pressed the vice president on his views of gay people. >> all of us in this country have the right to our religious beliefs. i'm a bible-believing christian. >> and that is belief that being gay is a sin? >> my wife and i are bible-believing christians. we cherish our faith. we put our trust in god's word as do tens of millions

you know, i don't want to be glib about this matter but last year, retired former senator judd greggrote a piece saying the three ways or five ways to impeach one's self and the third was to hire rudy giuliani and at this point i am deeply frustrated with what he and the legal team is doing and repeating that debunked theory to the president. it sticks in his mind when he hears it over and over again and for clarity let me just again repeat it has no validity. >> even the whistle-blower was confused by the president's reference to the server. our brian todd has more on that part of the story for you. >> reporter: it's one of the more bizarre comments made by president trump in his phone call with ukraine's president. the suggestion that somehow a computer server tied to the 2016 election is now mysteriously in ukraine. according to the rough transcript of the july call, trump says he would like his ukrainian counterpart and alludes to the mueller investigation before saying i would like you to find out what happened with this whole situation with ukraine. they say crowd strike. i gue

tomorrow nitrogen jack keane and brandon judd join us. be with us. good night from washington, d.c. ashley: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories. happening now, hurricane dorian turning deadly in the u.s. the category 1 storm continues churning north, putting millions into its cross hairs. we are tracking every move. lauren: will recession fears be put to bed today. we'll get the latest jobs report in a few hours, plus comments from fed chair jay powell later today could show the economy's in top shape. ashley: facebook is trying to put likes into loves. we'll have details. lauren: could binge watching days be coming to a an end? sort of. how netflix is shaping up its streaming strategy. it's friday, september 6th. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ lauren: and we are off. welcome to friday. welcome to "fbn: a.m.." i'm lauren simonetti. ashley: good morning, i'm ashley webster, in for cheryl casone. lauren: let's take a look at futures. good luck for the markets this week, ashley. dow futures are higher, green on the screen, up 59 on the dow, 14 on the nasdaq, all three major aver

speaker, like more than a americans, vernon judd left his hometown in stark ohio, to serve in the army. he was one of 10 children with behind fond memories. his younger brother remembers fireworks show he would put on the community. he was six weeks away when he missing in action in 1950. being taken to a korean prisoner survived four months before succumbing to the ation, exposure to element, according to a p.o.w. doctor. it was not until 1954 that he death. of his he was identified and returned after. years the homecoming celebration attracted thousands. that lost their life in service to our country. it brings peace and relief and comfort to the judd family and i sk my colleagues to pray for the families and the remaining service members missing in action and some peace. back.you and i yield the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? unanimous ker, i ask consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without bjection, the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise toda

he's also made, you know, homophobic comments about judd appitau and chris neither of which i believehave been better. listen, dean, you're going to call people out when they say anti-muslim things or anti-black things, but not this person? this person shouldn't be fired? >> well, he actually did say anti-muslim stuff as i pointed out in my cnn article. for me the question was -- we're adults, right, don? we know when someone's being playful, when they're being hateful. in the case of shane, i don't know the young man. andrew yang's point two days ago, he would sit down with him. let's talk to him. let's find out if he's truly a raving bigot or if he's someone who can be reached. that's my big question. today apparently he met with "snl." whatever conversation they had was not enough for them at "snl," my old friends there to want him to work on the 17th floor where you work long hours together. these comments he would have said would have made his life extremely uncomfortable over there. look, they fired him. i get it. >> dean, i got to say, i had this conversation earlier with chris

. >> the guy it happened to, cnn's dj judd, shrugged it off.ty, not so much. >> here's what it looked like from dj's point of view. >> there goes your streak. >> reporter: that's candidate pete buttigieg, noting the end of dj's no-fall streak. watch this guy tear by buttigieg to get in front of him and then wipe out. here's the replay of him zipping by from another angle. instantly back on his feet. backpedalling isn't confined to news. there was a time the alabama crimson tide flooded the field and a sports photog bit the dust. of course, a camera person doesn't have to be going backwards to fall. >> but rather, it is some black ice. which at times can be a very slippery thing, let me tell you. >> reporter: at least his reporter joined him on the ground. president trump, not so much. tv crews were furiously backpedalling when man down. >> how does it make you feel when -- >> you okay? >> the president barely broke his stride. but on the slippery floor of the u.s. capitol, a reporter got some tlc from canadian prime minister justin trudeau. the

with jodi, she had really made the case that like actually if people like gwyneth paltrow and ashley judded, if they'd been victims of sexual harassment, nobody is immune. and if we can help get to the bottom of this and bring this to light after so many years of silence we may be able to make a difference. >> and there is this story about getting people to put their names to the story. finding the victims. once you found the victims, once you're hearing the story, once you're recognizing the similarity between all the stories, getting people to put their names on them. but that's not it. that doesn't get you to where you need to be. and jodi, i feel like the decision to write this essentially as a journalistic thriller is to put at the center of the story this idea of provable fact. it's not just accusation. it's not just coming out. it's about telling the story in a provable, objectives way. >> absolutely. in part because these events have come to mean so much to so many people, we realized that people did not know the true surprising story of how this unfolded behind the scenes. and so

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i don't want to be glib about this matter but last year retired former senator judd greg wrote a piece in "the hill" magazine on how to impeach one's self and one of them was hiring rudy giuliani. i'm deeply frustrated in what he and the legal team is doing and repeating that debunked theory to the president. it sticks in the president's mind when he hears it over and over again. george, let me repeat, it has no validity. the united states government reached its conclusion on attributing to russia the dnc hack in 2016 before it even communicated it to the fbi and before the fbi knocked on the door of the dnc. a server inside the dnc was not relevant to our determination, to the attribution. it was made upfront and beforehand. while servers can be important in some of the investigations that followed, it has nothing to do with the u.s. government's retribution for the russian hack. >> yet the president keeps repeating it. you condemned mayor giuliani for of continuing to tell the president to do that. how do you explain how the president brings that up with the ukrainian president? that

first set against de minaur, murray slipped to a three set defeat to australia's world number 31. judd of the evergrande china championship in guangzhou. that's all the sport for now. if you'd like to follow radio or text commentary of the super legaue playoff match between salford and castleford you can do that via the website and app. and i'll be back for sportsday at half past ten. more now on our top story. borisjohnson is refusing to apologise for his language after he was accused of "inflaming divisions" in the country over brexit. the prime minister has faced widespread criticism for using words such as "surrender" and "betrayal" during an angry debate in the commons last night. tempers need to come down, and people need to come together. because it's only getting brexit done that you are actually lance the boil, as it were, of the current anxiety. i totally deplore any threats to anybody, particularly female mps and a lot of work has been done to stop that and to give people the security that they need. but i do think it's important that in the house of commons i should be able

clearly we've got 70 women, names you know, ashley judd, salma hayek.gations. how you do respond to that, and does that matter to you? >> sure, i think it matters. it might matter to me in my analysis of the whole circumstances but if i look at the criminal case, frankly, those allegations don't matter in the context of the criminal case. >> how does harvey explain those allegations? >> i don't think it's about explaining them. any time we talk about men and women and sexual circumstances i think we have to look at the fact there's always an area of gray. so there's these blurred lines and i think sometimes one sidewalks away from an event feeling different than the other and how do we reconcile that. >> it's not uncommon for a woman who has been involved in a traumatic engage management to still be engaged with that man. >> that's her choice. but to come forward -- who knows years later if your memory is exactly the way it was at the time it did. i get frustrated when i hear these types of situations and i hear women say, i didn't have a choice. well,

you judiciary committee could waive the judds, and this coming week, let's have votes on ten differento the public can decide. >> have you had any contact with speaker pelosi? anybody on their staff about this? >> i sent speaker pelosi a text and have been in communication with people on her staff. i think this is a moment where she could really answer the nation's called, speak to people's anger, frustration. people are scared. they don't understand what's happening to our country. this is not supposed to happen in the united states of america. this is why you get into public office. we need to do somebody, and assure people were going to act. >> just quickly, what do you think of the politics of this? unfortunately these mass casualty situations have been, if not common, they have been a regular occurrence. i remember after sane hook, 2012, there was a push back then for background checks. the polls certainty suggested that the public was on board. there was talk of -- nobody who had stopped it in 2013 was defeated in 2014. do you think the politics have changed since then? >> i do.

when only a few people like ashley judd were helping us, gwyneth told us her story of pre-dation withd us how he threatened her, and she was afraid she was going to lose those critical early roles. and also, tween was obsessed -- weinstein was obsessed with the question of whether or not she was speaking to us. at one point i got a panicked phone call. she was hiding in her bathroom from harvey weinstein because he showed up to her house. she had showed up -- she knew he was coming to the party, but he showed up early, and that was scary. >> that's an extraordinary moment. another thing you reveal for the first time is harvey weinstein's brother bob wrote a letter to him two years earlier in which he said "you have brought shame to the family and your company through your misbehavior." >> one of the lingering mysteries that we wanted to dig deeper on is what was bob weinstein's role? he was his brother, he was his co-founder of these two companies. and megan twohy, my partner, sat down with bob for reflective interviews. we also were able to publish this very long searching letter tha

immediately to his left and then the third protester on the side, and misha was from the twin cities and judd filled philando, it was philando and -- so the police from st. paul said something slick but the protesters and the middle of the meeting, he yelled you don't get to reply in this room and imlike what is that? here we go and i helped bringmer in the room ceremony like make i'm supposed to calm her down and then if the presidents going to let people yell, we're yelling today and he looked at her and he says, misha i want to hear you if want to make sure i hear you. and so she calmed down a little bit and then me mispronoun herd name she is that is not my name and, he was like, that's right. and i'm sorry and there was -- never forget because it was a moment i was finally somebody is being honest in i room. a meet with the president and i have to talk last so obama is -- he didn't call me until the very expend i said to him afterwards, it was right after baltimore and if you remember obama called the baltimore protesters thugs on tv, and i said to him, you can't call people thugs ump sa

he ran for the chairmanship of judd iciary.ilding up america, they want to tear down the president. >> heather: house minority leader kevin mccarthy this morning as the house judiciary committee prepares to vote on rules and procedures in its impeachment inquiry. let's bring in former new hampshire governor john sununu and former white house chief of staff to george h.w. bush. thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> heather: what do you think about that? do you agree with kevin mccarthy that democrats are more concerned with tearing down the president than they are building up america? >> i think he put his finger on the agenda there. this is just another act in the democrats' self-destruction season. they are destroying themselves by a bunch of crazy antics and a bunch of crazy policies. jerry nadler is just incompetent, confused and frankly i think he is scared that he is getting a challenger in his primary. this is driving pelosi and schumer nuts and the moderates in the party are trying to tell him that t

host: let's talk to judd from california. caller: good morning.owing up on the last caller, i am in favor of some credit medicare health care system for everyone. it has got to be viable. the politicians want to give people free health care. i feel that will just result in everybody -- you will have professional patients who are just going to go in for things they don't really need. 1000 where you take a person's adjustable taxable income and divided by 1000. that is there monthly premium. co-pay. monthly no matter how many times they go to a doctor, they pay that co-pay. that makes it affordable for everyone, but also makes it viable for the health care system itself. in when people going they really needed, but they take care of themselves when they don't need to. host: lance from fort lauderdale, florida. good morning. caller: how are you this morning? host: just fine. go ahead. caller: i think i bring a different perspective to this. i'm a disabled person. my medical insurance cost me nothing. i do notice if i show up at the hospital for a tes

i don't want to be glib about this matter, but last year, judd -- piece ina peace the hill magazine androte the five ways to impeach oneself. the third way is to hire rudy giuliani. i am disappointed with what he and his legal team is doing repeating that debunked theory to the president. for clarity, let me, again, repeat that it has no validity. the united states government reached its conclusion on attributing to russia the dnc evenin 2016 before it communicated it to the fbi. inside the dnc was not relevant to our -- whiletion to the servers can be important, it has nothing to do with the u.s. government's attribution of russia for the dnc hack. former white house security advisor tom bossert yesterday. 202-748-8000 the line for democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans. and for independents and others, 202-748-8002. we played you some comments of nancy pelosi yesterday. these are the most important facts we have. wasn't on thewer call, the ig did not read the -- back towithout your calls and comments and memphis, on our democrats line, author -- arthur. caller: mr. trump will resign

brandon judd joins us. what is the real story here? what is actually going on in this county?what you see, you have too many sanctuary policies in the county that shield those people that are here in the country illegally to the detriment of innocent children, in fact, and then they turn around when a spotlight is shown on this important issue, they turn around and they start throwing out names instead of presenting facts. when you don't have the facts on your side, all you do is call somebody a racist or a xenophobe, rather than acknowledging, looking for solutions and dealing with the issue in order to keep your constituents safe in that county. and frankly, it's disgusting to see that people will call evil good and good evil, rather than trying to find solutions to a very important problem, to ensure that 15-year-old girls are no longer raped in that county. that's crazy. >> they're coming out, though, an outright saying this stuff isn't true, the idea we harbor dangerous illegal immigrants is simply untrue. is there you any basis for -- is there any basis for the claim the

that was true when the majority leader, senator mcconnell was chairman, when former senator judd gregg of new hampshire was chairman, while senator graham was chairman and when i was chairman. we were ready to mark up the bill last week but because one senator wanted to offer an amendment related to family planning, an amendment that had both republican and democratic support of a majority of members of the committee, the markup was canceled. my goodness, we can't vote on this. it might pass. we're not allowed to vote on it. rather than vote, the majority canceled the markup. what kind of process is this? what kind of democracy is that? we're better than this. mr. president, we are the 100 members of the united states senate. 100 men and women to represent 325 americans. that's an awesome responsibility. senators should not be afraid to vote. senators should show courage, not hide behind procedural actions so they never have to take a position. that's not why people come to the united states senate. that's not what's expected of 100 people here who represent this great country. so i ur