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joining us now for a bit of a debate richard fowler fox news contributor, lawrence jones, editor in chieff campus reform. thanks to both of you for being here. lawrence, are you surprised at the senator's openness to change? >> no, i'm not. that's marco rubio. this is one of the reasons why i supported him when he ran for president is because he is not just a strong conservative but one that is practical. he represents his district and still believes in the second amendment but also wants to talk with this community, hear their concerns and do what he can do as a senator to make sure this doesn't happen again. i was surprised to see that so many people shouted him down after he essentially went into the lion's den. they should have been more respectful to the senator. >> jon: it does seem, richard, that people's minds are made up and they aren't necessarily open to hearing different ideas. >> thanks for having me. to some extent i think there is clear battle lines in this particular fight when it comes to gun reform in this country. beyond marco rubio what's more important is what you see

lawrence jones, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. wanting to talk to you since the state of the union. the initial reaction giving the speech, great things happening, and japan over, all these democrats clearly looking, what were you thinking? >> the first thing that came to mind is they are literally -- against america by being so anti-trump. whether you agree with the president or not, you can't deny what the president has done for the american people which is why you see so many people excited about the tax cuts, why you see -- the president trying to secure the border but democrats would prefer to put politics over what is best for the american people. if you look at senator joe mention, he wanted to clap, you see him try to get out of his seat and looked at his other colleagues and fit down. heather: one of the journalists, chuck schumer was literally shushing him when he would stand up, happened at least twice. >> routing against the american people. we know from the cbs paul a lot of independent voters supported the president'

let's ask lawrence jones, the new editor-in-chief of campus reform.org.t's the right step in the direction for freedom for you. i think eric holder was a step in the wrong direction. >> i love a great competition. but the democratic party, they don't get the strategy real well or don't get the american people. i get that they want to fight. new yorker against new yorker. but when it comes to getting those counties that obama won, that trump was able to turn, i don't think eric holder is that guy. kennedy: i don't see him as being a revolutionary or visionary. i know there are people who want the recapture president trump's magic which you can argue is once in a generation. and there is sort of these politically transformational figures that are so rare and the news cycle is so fast. they are spinning through potential candidates, and discarding them just as quickly as they find their lust. >> you said something important about obama. he had -- i disagree with his policies, i support him in 2008 when i was a democrat because he was able to connect with me

here is the new editor in chief of campusreform.org, lawrence jones.atulations on that. >> thanks for having me this morning. heather: is it a good idea for democrats coming back around? >> it doesn't demonstrate a candidate that can connect with the american people. president obama won because of hope and change. when donald trump won it was because the american people were so upset the president didn't deliver on that hope and change and he won counties obama won. democrats have got to pick a candidate that can deliver to the american people and they have to focus on the economy. none of the candidates will focus on that. what they will do is go after the personality of the president and that put the usual donald trump and not the american people. heather: let's listen to what eric holder had to say about the potential run. >> are you thinking of running for office? >> i will make a decision by the end of the year about whether there is another chapter. >> i will make a decision at the end of this year about what i want to do with regard to higher of

lawrence jones. >> lawrence: this is going to require honesty on all sides of this debate. i believe every side is going to have to give a little bit. >> melissa: good for you. we are getting troubling new information about the teenager who is now confessing to the crime. a 19-year-old nikolas cruz was ordered held without bond yesterday. his public defender describing him as an "broken human being," at least 1,000 people attended a candlelit visual where authorities say he opened fire on valentine's day, killing 14 teenagers and three adults. their friends and neighbors sobbing last night as the victim's names read aloud. >> it's good to be together on this night. some of my friends won't get to see their brothers and sisters ever again. it's one of the worst days of my life. the worst day. >> jamie was such a special kid. all of the kids here are. what is unfathomable is jamie took a bullet and is dead. i... i don't know what i do next. >> melissa, we've been watching people pull their cars out of the school parking lot, escorted by police throughout the morning. that sch

lawrence jones, i think about how our competition treated their debate that they had versus what sandra smith and myself, what we did and what maria bartiromo and neil cavuto did. i can tell you, we spent, many, many, many hours together, prepping our questions. all of us together. and really making sure that we were being fair. that was our priority, fair to every single candidate that came in front of us there at those official debates. i can not say the same for our competition. those questions were very loaded. they, in some ways they looked like they could have been written about it russians themselves. you know, i only say this because capri is right. americans have the responsibility to be seeking out the best sources of news. if you're watching this show right now, i will commend you for that. but i think that you know, we need to, we need to be fair in all of these cases. and unfortunately, increasingly, the media simply is not. they're doing the russians lifting for them. >> you know the problem is, i would like to piggyback what you said, trish, that is why you got national p

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joining me lawrence jones and gina loudon.e know the left-wing media has always been obsessed with communist dictatorships to asserted extent. but this feels like it's being taken to a whole new level. this man, this regime, including his sister because she is part of it. they are threatening us and our very existence. >> threatening us and our very existence. torturing and killing their own people. and let's not forget, bless his heard and bless his family, otto warmbier. they are doing the work of north korea. if north korea wanted to pipe in our mainstream media, they are doing the work for them. if the media wants to say they are humanitarians when they are torturing and killing people. they are suppose to be feminists? what do they know about this woman other than she stands idly by while her brother kills north korea's citizens. the whole thing is disgusting and very illuminating. trish: lawrence, gina is right. illuminating. messed up. the idea that somehow our media organizations are doing the work for kim jong-un, car

lawrence jones at campusreform.org joins us to explain. thank you for joining us on this day. what are they missing? >> they are missing all the evidence before the shooting took place. there was a ton of evidence, he made comments about doing something like this, teachers and parents knew this kid, he was a loner. he has already been kicked out of the school. and that is enough evidence to say this kid is problematic and the local authorities and put on a list to prevent something like this from happening. i want to know how he made it on the campus. heather: he came in with all the students and that is how he got out as well. >> he wasn't a student anymore. the democrats focus on gun control and this political rhetoric going back and forth, and not knowing the evidence so far, it is premature, the american people are sick of politics as usual. rob: you knew it was coming. at a us elementary or high school since 1999 including columbine. >> i heard a lot of people talk about boeing. murder is not the correct consequence for bullying in america. we have a problem with society,

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thank you, lawrence jones and michael starr hopkins. >> bill: good debate there. 2018 nascar season isparks flying in daytona. a couple of big wrecks near the end including this one. danna patrick about mid race. announced prior to the race this would be her final nascar event. in the end it took overtime. austin dillon crossed the finish line and winning the great american race. made famous by dale earnhardt who died 17 years to the day. cool stuff there. first nascar event for me. i want to tell you, alicia it was amazing. the speed and power and precision. i get it after being down there in daytona. it was really exciting. check it out. they do this stuff in colorado, too, you know, somewhere. >> alicia: they do? i'll have to look. i see ski slopes, but i don't know. >> bill: in a moment called a family feud for good reason. a fight on a cruise ship. that video of the chaos. that's coming up in a moment here. >> alicia: mitch mcconnell predicting the mid-terms as governor john sununu joins us live with his take straight ahead. on >> alicia: passengers calling it the cruise from hell

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the editor-in-chief of campus reform, lawrence jones is back. and anthony fisher.nthony, i will start with you. i know you are weary and i share your weariness. as you a parent, it's a stuff conversation to have. as a person who is pro second amendment, i hear the flimsy speeches in congress. >> i support the right for citizens to bear arms and i think a great many on the right focus on mental health is overblown. there isn't any to our knowledge, any correlation between mental health and violence. the one thing -- kennedy: a specific kind of violence and a specific kind of tendency you see across the board with people who are able to commit crimes like this. that's what you have to pub point and we have to target that sooner. >> my big issue is the target. if there is any fbi fund being used to go after pot dealers. those are funds that can go after people who are borderline. and every cent being used by ice is a cent that can be used to go after people who are known to be making threats. >> one of the things every one rsh wants to go to a comfort blanket. they wa

let's talk about it with editor in chief of campus reform, lawrence jones.nd richard fowler, welcome to you both. >> happy early valentine's day valentine's day. >> shannon: hopefully you have big plans. we're letting you come tonight so you will have tomorrow night free for all your festivities. if nothing doing in the senate, maybe they are celebrating valentine's day early. some feelers on the boat on the goodlad bill but mcconnell says as far as the senate is concerned, this week is at. where did they go from ..>> i think this deal was deadn arrival. i think the president set it up that he gave the democrats what they wanted which is at the end of the day they wanted citizenship. not only did he give it for the daca recipients but he gave it to the parents which angered a lot of people who voted for donald trump. he knew what the end of the day the democrats really didn't want a deal. i think we have this negotiator as a president giving the democrats what they want and still requiring border security knowing all along that they didn't want to deal becau

lawrence jones is with us. eaction to what is a significant jump up in the black unemployment rate. >> the morning. i can be more excited. president trumpet, during the campaign, he said what do you have to lose. you been voting for the democratic party for a long time, don't you want some change. i think this justifies, it's not just black unemployment that's going down, black businesses are growing. black women businesses are one of the strongest demographics of new businesses and we know that it starts with jobs. >> went well more black voters turned to the republicans. [inaudible] i think the democrats performance, when it comes to dhea it will help get that done because they shut down the government over noncitizens when black folks given democratic party 90% of the vote but as it relates to the economics of this, i talked about this off the record and the president going into the black community and talking about his accomplishment, only the president can get them to rally behind him. the president loves.

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we sent lawrence jones to saint patrick's cathedral to find out. o talk show host, lawrence, what did you find? >> well, the people were upset. this was ash wednesday when we talked to them comments comment.because their comments e the day before. they were fired up. >> have you heard the latest comments from joy harr on "the view." >> i actually have not. >> did you hear joy behar's. >> yes. i cannot get over it oh my god. i cannot get over it. >> how does that make you feel as a christian? >> angry. very angry. >> did you see the latest comments from joy behar on "the view" talking about christianity. >> yes, i did. and i'm appalled. >> they were having a conversation about mike pence and him hearing from christ. and she called it hearing voices and it could be a mental illness. >> i do believe that some people may have some spiritual values and spiritual type of background where they can hear certain things and experience certain things. >> it's okay to have conversations with god. i mean, if you feel something or feel a certain type of way after

national radio talk show host lawrence jones, is he with us after the break or now? i want your take on this debt bomb. we've talked about it all day. actually talked about it for a generation, what's your take on the debt bomb? >> stuart, when i think about it, i think about my generation, because although i love you and our audience members, a lot of you guys will be dead and gone and my generation will be paying for that. so i'm not too happy about that. stuart: so you're saying, essentially, look, i take your point, and you are dead right, because we have to pay the interest on all of this debt. occurrencely, i think it's like $400 billion a year. and i think it's going to go up to at least a half trillion fairly soon, and you don't want to pay for me, do you? >> i'm not interested in paying it, stuart. in the most disappointing aspect of this is that we had a lot of republicans that promised that they were going to get the deficit and the debt under control, and things like now because of where the democrats are playing this game and the way they're playing this

lawrence jones is with us, campus reform.org chief. he is with us.ill call him a libertarian. >> okay. stuart: also with us, former clinton pollster doug schoen who i will label as always a democrat. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: you're welcome, my son, you're welcome. i have different opposing political opinions here. go to you first, doug. >> please. stuart: what changes to the gun laws would you make to address the specific problem of mentally-unstable people getting a gun? >> we have to tighten, strengthen, and reinforce our background checks, both at the federal level and at the state level. stuart, i don't think there is any reason anyone should be able to buy a military-style assault weapon in this country, period. stuart: hold on a second. >> i didn't say it was. i am saying what i would do. stuart: so how would you tighten the rules, background check to take account of mentally-unstable people? that is the question of this hour. >> there is the gun show loophole. stuart: no, that is separate story. i'm talking about background checks, the ru

jones in the courtroom could probably outperform sir lawrence olivier. t way. >> he could overpower you, overcontrol you, and he was not beyond saying things that he couldn't prove if they weren't challenged. >> early in the first trial, anderson challenged jones by objecting that a single thumbprint was not enough to arrest elmore. >> in order to obtain an arrest warrant the police presented an upsidedown thumbprint on the back outside door frame. that's exactly consistent with cleaning the windows. cleaning the door. that is not probable cause in anywhere else in america that i'm aware of. but willie t. said, oh, well i'm glad y'all brought that up. the forensic pathologist let us know that she had located negroid pubic hairs on the victim's chest and abdomen. the defense shut their mouths and sat down. >> if elmore's hair had in fact been found on the body, this was a new and explosive claim, a claim that went unchallenged by geddes anderson. >> did you ask to see that evidence? >> you would have to look at the transcript to see. i don't know whether i