when we come back, rush limbaugh is back live to discuss the other news. there was a lot of it this week, including what's next for the dreamers, after the senate rejects plans from both the left and ri chris: this has been another one of those weeks in the trump era with major developments and a number of areas from an immigration deadlock in the senate to an explosive indictment in the russia investigation. rush limbaugh is back with us again to discuss it all and rush as i try to explain to your listeners if i interrupt you, it's just to move you along so we can cover more territory. so let me start -- >> i have given -- they are very much aware of this that it might happen and you are cool. you are gold. chris: okay. let's start with the russia investigation and the announcement of an indictment alleging a sophisticated russian scheme to try to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. here's what candidate trump said about all of this during the campaign and what the deputy attorney general said on friday. >> it could be russia, could also be chi

we will discuss the latest mass shooting and how to prevent more with rush limbaugh, who joins us liveor a rare television interview. and we will talk about where this leaves debate of gun control with mark kelly, the retired astronaut husband of gabby giffords and a leader to prevent gun violence. plus we will hear from a group of survivors who want to rally young people across the country and force action to avoid bloodshed. >> at what point do we say that's not enough and we call for action? >> chris: then. >> they want to promote discord in the united states and undermine public confidence and democracy. >> chris: we will ask our sunday panel about a sweeping indictment presenting new evidence with how russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election, all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. we are still feeling the shock waves from yet another school shooting. the massacre at a florida high school has reignited the debate over guns and mental health and there are troubling questions about the fbi's failure to follow up on warnings about t

david limbaugh. everybody knows david limbaugh. even though they are equally in size we go top to bottom left to right so we'll see him first. >> host: does david limbaugh have a say in how that cover looks? >> guest: david limbaugh says he loves everything we do and i'm not kidding. he absolutely loves it. >> host: does ann coulter have a say in everything you do? guest:you know the only book i did for her, that's a very good question. i've only been here three years and i will admit i didn't even know who ann coulter was three years ago. my very first book, one of them was ann coulter's book. i had to ask myself in doing my research why do oliver books look like "sex and the city" meets politics? yes she is attractive, very thin thin, nice body and i don't want sex. i wanted to be about ann coulter so the very first book i did was just and kona broke away from her mold. it was just her face. the look on her face basically follows you everywhere, the ice. it was her best book ever. i was really happy with that. >> host: john carus

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david limbaugh took everyone knows david limbaugh, so his-- even though they are equally in size, we talked bottom, left right so we see him first especially if he is on the shelf >> does david limbaugh have a say in how the cover looks? >> david limbaugh says he loves everything we do and i am not kidding. he absolutely loved it. >> does ann coulter have a say in everything you do? >> the very first book i did for her-- good question. i have only been here three years and i will admit i did not even know who ann coulter was three years ago. my very first book, one of them was ann coulter's book and i had to ask myself looking back and doing my research why do all of her books look like and the city meets politics. yes, she's attractive. very thin, nice body no and i don't want-- i wanted to be about ann coulter's brain. so, the first book i did was just-- it took away from her mold was just her face and the look on her face basically follows you everywhere, the eyes. she loved it. she said it was her best book ever-- best cover ever. i was really happy with that. >> john, if we went

david limbaugh, everybody knows david limbaugh, boy, even though they are equally in size, top to bottom, left to right. we will see him first especially if he's on the shelf. >> does david limbaugh have a say on how that cover looks? >> david limbaugh says he loves everything we do and i'm not kidding, he absolutely loved it. >> does ann coulter have a say in everything that you do? >> you know, i've only -- the very first book i did for her, that's a very good question. i was hoping -- i've only been here three years and -- and i will admit i didn't know who ann coulter was three years ago. my very first book, one of them was ann coulter's book and i had to ask myself, looking back and doing research, why do all of her books look like sex and the city meet politics, yes, she's attractive, very thin, very nice body, you know, and i don't want sex -- i want it to be about ann coulter's brain, ann coulter and so the very first book i did was just -- it broke away from her mold, it was just her face and the look on her face basically follows you everywhere, the eyes and it was -- she said

what do you think of rush limbaugh's warning? >> well he raises a really good point. the risk for the president, the risk for anybody on his team claiming that this mueller indictment which was announced on friday is a vindication of the entire investigation. i think puts the president and his team on a slippery slope, because as rush limbaugh points out in that sound bite that you just played it's down the road. mueller decides based upon evidence to indict the president or anybody close to the president on his team here at the white house. they already have the president on record saying that robert mueller as it relates to this indictment of these 13 russian nationals is doing a very good job. david: yeah, but you know, what about the other point that rush makes that the brass ring for democrats is impeachment if they take over the house, of course the house can impeach it's the senate that has to try and it's a tougher road for democrats to take over the senate but if they take over the house there's going to be an impeachment what do you think? >> i have no doubt

rush limbaugh had said it previously. think he said it friday, and he was saying as rush limbaugh has the ability to do, saying it in kind of a snarky way. >> so rush limbaugh was saying whatever the president was? >> no, i think rush limbaugh would like to see the fbi really focus in on this and say, we really can't have this again in a situation where you had two really good tips plus 36 calls to the house and all that. >> the president is lying by saying it had anything twod the russian probe. there's 35,000 people working for the fbi. >> so tough to see the distinction between those young people who are so clear, so forthright. disagree with them, don't like their policies. if you feel that way, that's fine. but if you look at the character of these young people, how clear they are, how forthright they are, how much integrity they have, and to have that right up against these presidential tweets, you couldn't imagine a more juvenile response to a mass killing of children than to use that opportunity to try to stick yo

they'll do it again. >> bill: rush limbaugh has a very different theory than most.. >> this is all politics and it hasn't changed from the get-go. it is about protecting hillary and obama. obama is the primary person being protected here. all of this spying and all of this collusion to destroy trump happened with his knowledge and probably encouragement. and the reason hillary isn't charged is because that would mean obama would have to be exposed as participating. >> bill: what do you think of his theory there? >> i don't know we've seen anything directly implicating president obama. but there are a lot of questions about unmasking that was done. how did dossier was used. how the dnc and the democratic national committee and the clinton foundation, marki elias, the attorney who sits in the middle of this web, how that -- there are millions and millions of dollars flowing overseas and it's making its way back into the department of justice being used in our legal system. that's why there has to be all this uncovering. but you see the department of justice, state dep

david limbaugh. >> does david limbaugh have a say. >> he says that we love what we do. >> does ann coulter have a say in anything that you do? >> the very first book i did for her -- aye only been here three years and i would admit i didn't know what ann coulter was three years ago. my very first book, one was ann coulter's book, looking back doing researching, why do all of her books look like sex and the city meet politics, she's attractive, thin, nice body and i don't want sex -- i want it to be about ann coulter's. it broke away from her mold, just her face and the look on her face basically follows you everywhere, the eyes and it was -- she said it was her best book ever. best cover ever. i was really happy with that, so -- >> john caruso, if we went out to a bookstore, could we pick out your covers? >> no, because every single cover of mine is unique to the tone of the author and contextual elements inside. everything. wow, they are so different. yes, you could look at the whole book shelf and see every one of them is different. the only thing you could probably say, wow, they are al

even limbaugh, anyone note david limbaugh? even though they are equally in size we read top to bottom left to right and so will see him first but especially he's on the shelf. >> host: david limbaugh has a say in how the cover looks? do he says he loves everything we do. i'm not kidding. he absolutely loves it. >> host: does ann coulter have a say in anything you do? >> guest: the very first book i did for her and that's a very good question. i've only been here for years and i will admit i didn't even know who ann coulter was three years ago. my very first book one of them was ann coulter book and i had just myself looking back and doing research why do all of her books look like sex in the city meets politics yes, she is attractive, very thin, nice body, you know, and i don't want sex in the city but i wanted to be about and under ann coulter brain. so it broke away from her mold was just her face and the look on her face basically follows you everywhere. the ice and she said it was the best book ever. best cover everywhere.

twenty thirty years that people think that there is a bias in the media and just fed into that and limbaugh feeds into it gina. just enough time to voice a real pet peeve and i think you and i may have talked about this off the air i find instant messages annoying because they make my phone beep their interrupt of unless it's urgent i prefer people e-mail me but in today's instant gratification hundred forty character culture our social graces suffering and will manners be all the more conspicuous so that's a great point and that's another case holland where you so eloquently described that there's an upside and downside to most of the ways media is changing look media is going to change there's nothing we can do about that people are going to communicate and you know zero time it's all going to they're going to expect turn around on a dime so there's nothing we can do about that but the good news about that is that we can get more information quickly we can study up on a topic you know where you have to go to a library and dig through a card catalogue know how we can get that information i

mike: you used to call yourself rush limbaugh on decaf. [laughter] mike: do you ever think to yourself that this would be so awesome if you are still on radio? vice pres. pence: how do know that was where i started out? it was a little radio station in indiana. i did a washington update on wednesday nights. into a daily radio program that i thought might actually be my career in broadcasting. but the opportunity came along to run for congress one more time. i had the great privilege of serving for 12 years and now i am sitting with you as vice president of the united dates. it is all very humbling to me. mike: regina wednesday morning update. on air force two on the way home, you said you had conversations with south korea about further engagement with north korea. is the u.s. stance for talking with north korea? vice pres. pence: first off, let's be clear who we are dealing with aaron north korea is the most tyrannical regime on the planet. nations, north korea is a nation that oppresses its people. seven out of 10 north koreans require f

as a matter of fact, rush limbaugh actually had said it previously. i think he said it friday. he was saying, as rush limbaugh has the ability to do, saying it in kind of a snarky way but -- >> so the president's basically just repeating something rush limbaugh said and sarah sanders repeats that -- >> i think what the president would like is to see the fbi really focus in on this and just say we can't have this again in a situation where you had two really good tips plus 36 calls to the house and all that -- >> i get that. but van, the president's lying to say it had anything to do with the russia probe. there's 35,000 people that work for the fbi. >> so tough to see the distinction between those young people who are so clear, so forthright. disagree with them, don't like their policies, if you feel that way, that's fine. but if you look at the character of those young people, how clear they are, how forthright they are, how much integrity they have, and then to have that right up against these presidential tweets, you couldn't imagine a more juvenile response to a mass killin

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has been kept at a distance because he stacked his administration with people to protect him but limbaugh said the day of reckoning could be coming. >> obama was virtually immune for everything he did, no accountability, politicizing literally every agency he was important. the irs, we know what he did to the irs turning on political opponents, lois lerner, whatever, and what they did with the fbi and the doj, they have been staffing these agencies, the doj and political operatives who care more about the liberal agenda to the rule of law. a counter investigation that someone appointed special counsel under the doj study to investigate the obama davos because they were protecting hillary and influencing an election. heather: donald trump is expected to announce today whether to detoxify the memo, this refutes the gop allegations by the fbi in efforts to monitor former trump campaign advisor carter page, happening today as well. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. mike pence sending a strong message to north korea before the olympics. >> we will not allow north korea the real

many years ago, before rush limbaugh had a talk show, a man named paul harvey had a talk show. i will never forget the week he started talking about russia and china both wanted to take over communist,socialist, but they knew they could not beat america militarily so their plan was to infiltrate our country and bring it to a socialist type ideas. unfortunately, i feel that the have been the one they infiltrated the most. and the evangelicals and christians were the ones who primarily supported trump. i hope people will get the booklet. it is called "making the fromdency great again grassfire.com. host: ok. other headlines from "the hill" today. it reports two house chairman requested and f.b.i. briefing on the school shooting after the bureau admitted standard protocols were not followed after it received a tip about the 19-year-old suspect. host: gary is calling on our democrat at line from indiana -- democratic line from indiana. caller: thoughts and prayers to the people affected by the shootings the other day. my heart goes out to all of them, so i want to extend that first

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when we come back, rush limbaugh on what the russia probe is really all about.to miss this next. ♪ >> sean: rush limbaugh sat down with an interviewer on fox news sunday yesterday where he had some very strong words about this russian probe and what he believes is the real reason for this. take ada watch. >> i think this is all politics and, chris, it hasn't changed from the get-go. it is about protecting hillary and obama. obama is a primary person beingd protected because all of this spying and collusionon to destry trump happened with his knowledge and probably encouragement. and the reason hillary isn't charged is because that would mean obama would have to be exposed asbe participating in ts scheme, too. >> sean: dead on. former secrets service agent, dan bongino and darrell park joins us. russian involvement of united states, does that bother you? >> of course it bothers me. >> sean: does it bother you that hillary's campaign and the dnc paid $20 million for what it turned out to be rationalized to manipulate the american people before an election? does th

i want to play rush limbaugh who was talking about this over the weekend. let's listen. >> the solution is we need concealed carry in these schools. if we are really serious about protecting the kids, we need a mechanism to be defensive when this kind of thing -- if we're not going to take action to stop it, we better have mechanisms in these schools to stop it when it breaks out. if we don't do that, and all the rest of this is nothing more than political pog pos tosturine 2018 midterms and the election. >> it's no more than political posturing for 2018. i'm not sure people like the political posturing. it's a tough issue for candidates sometimes. >> it's a tough issue for not only republicans but a lot of red state and conservative area democrats who have seen in the past when they've voted for gun control type bills, they've been voted out of office. so this is something that -- in some ways they want to keep in a very narrow section. they want there to be areas where there is both bipartisan support for things like fixing background checks, but when you

he has an exclusive interview with rush limbaugh, host of the rush limbaugh show. there's a big get. and mark kelly whose wife, the former congress woman gabby giffords who survived a gunshot to the head. that's this sunday on "fox news sunday." check that out. schedules available locally. that's the president taking about from j.b.a., joint base andrews. the president will arrive in florida. at least check, before we came on the air, i didn't have available specifics of his schedule, which sometimes they're vague about for security reasons. makes sense. the president has suggested he may go down to broward county to see some of the survivors of the school shooting. he said he wants to do something that is real, something that is not just talked about, something to try to get society wrapped around the idea of maybe not so many of these school shootings. he will have some ears there in broward county. it's the bottom of the hour. we need to get top of the news headlines in and we'll be back to reset on an extremely busy news day from fox news channel. this is my bo

vindication over the 30 page trend by saying this began before he declared his candidacy for about rush limbaughgetting on saying not to get ahead of himself. >> the data for the president is it would be very i think, seductive for him to embrace the spirit totally embrace this and say see? i have been vindicated. the worst thing you can do is validate the investigation by claiming victory because what if down the road, there is another indictment or series of indictments that do name donald trump or your name the russians and the trump campaign colluding. because that's what this is about is about getting donald trump. >> andrea team coverage this afternoon. ellison barber is live in washington. the first would begin with our white house correspondent in west palm beach florida. the presidents estate at mar-a-lago. >> good afternoon. very interesting. imagine the presidents twitter mac storm today. he mentioned a bunch of people. john mcmaster, national security advisor, the mueller team. he talked about resident obama and as you can imagine, he also talked about adam schiff. the california con

rush limbaugh sounding off on the fisa memo, that's next from a straight ahead. >> sean: earlier todayier today, rush limbaugh had some very wise, harsh words for those tryingliso block the release of the pfizer abuse memo. watch this. >> t what's the big deal with ts memo? if trump is guilty, if drum did all this, why are they worried about a memo detailing how he did it? if trump did that, if trump colluded, if trump did all this horrible stuff, if carter page did all this horrible stuff, if stephen miller did all this horrible stuff, melania trump that all this horrible stuff, donald trump jr., if baron trumpeted this horrible stuff, why in the world is the fbi so afraid of finding out how they got it? why is the fbi, the democratic party so worried, concerned about how they got there? i've gone through as much of this as i can absorb. before it all starts to turn into a blue-purple markey hayes. i can't find any good reasons to not disclose this memo. >> sean: that's great. by the way, when i do radio, microphone is here. how does he do it so far away? i guess that's why he's numbe

think is an illegitimate investigation with mueller doesn't help his case so i would agree with limbaugh. i think the thing that's interesting too charles a couple things. first of all, if these russians who were indicted are guilty of conspiracy to defraud the united states why is a former british spy by the name of christopher steele also not guilty of conspiracy to defraud the united states and again when he is authoring a fake dossier used to secure a fisa warrant how is he not also being charged with that and the other thing too amazing to me is this disingenuinous media is saying trump isn't pushing back against russia. i'm sorry, but when he's saying we can have that pole and and the czech republic can have missile defense system now which obama pulled out in 2009 when trump is selling arms to the ukraine which frustrates putin and at the same time when he has gone into central europe and pole and last summer and started talking about undercutting and undermining russia's exports of oil & gas which is 50% of the russian government rev knew i consider that very strong push back aga

dallas from rush limbaugh. >> the president would be wise to take a little time off.s been all 72 hours since indictments came down in d.c. at to put the sanctions on, which only two people voted against them, one is bernie sanders. bernie sanders and joel steinberg was helped by russian efforts. >> just to point something out that defendant should that they are working on implementing the russia sanctions. >> i anxiously await out. not the president himself is seems to have a tough time overtly condemning russia and a very easy time condemning everyone ask him even blaming the fbi project that was was the most important tool. dagen: let me ask about that. that was the one tweet that got the most attention. i was outnumbered on friday. clearly every american has the right to be upset about the fbi failures when it comes to cracking down on terrorists and find the criminals in this country and we point to the shooter in the parkland. president trump essentially in one tweet exploits that it makes it about where this russia? where was fbi visited the russian investigati

the award have included people , viceush limbaugh president mike pence, and sheriff davey clark.e are honored to have you as part of this distinguished pantheon. [applause] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> you are going to be joined on stage by your to republican commissioners and by duke university's michelle connolly. those very wonderful remarks he prepared, you can share them on a panel. done?sioners, are you not to finish this. >> are interrupted. >> chairman, we were giving you a really great award today. butannot bring it on stage, being from the nra, your gift will be housed in our museum with a plaque to you, for you can receive it, we will give it to you. it is a kentucky, handmade, long gun.-- long you will love it. [applause] >> let us come down this way and michelle connolly, we can walk down the side here. >> thank you. ♪ >> not every day you get a musket. >> wow. i was not expecting it. i would like to deliver the 60 minute speech i had prepared for today. well, i had thought that was going to introduce issues that the fcc before i got on here, so maybe i will

we called him rush limbaugh on decaf. then for 12 years on the floor of the united states congress, he fought for conservative principles. [ applause ] >> next he governed as a conservative governor in our home state of indiana. and today he will speak to you as vice president. but that mike pence you already know. i'd like to take this opportunity to pull back the curtain and show you the mike pence that i know. i'd like you to see this man that i'd been married to for 32 years. a man -- a man who has supported me as a teacher. he actually would come to my back to school nights. he also supported me as a stay-at-home mom when i wanted to be home. and i used to do these water color fairs and i would come to my booth and help sell the water colors. and now he firmly supports my initiative of art therapy. but i want you to see a little more about him. here we go. five facts you need to know about mike pence. don't you love those? number one, if it's friday night, we better be having pizza for dinner, supreme thin crust with

years people in indiana heard his conservative commentary on his radio show, we called him rush limbaughn decaf. [laughter] years, on the2 floor of the united states congress he fought for conservative principles. [applause] yeah. [applause] next, he governed as a conservative governor in our home state of indiana. [cheers] and today he will speak to you as vice president, but that mike pence you already know. i would like to take this opportunity to pull back the curtain and it show you the mike show you the mike pence i know. i would like you to see this man i have been married to for 32 years. [applause] thank you good a man who has - - you. a man who has supported me as a teacher. he would come to my back-to-school nights. he would also support me as a stay-at-home mom, when i wanted to be home. [applause] yes. i used to do these watercolor fairs and he would come to my booth and help sell the watercolors. now he firmly supports my initiative of art therapy. but i want you to see more about him, so here we go. five facts you need to know about mike pence. [applause] don't you love th

used to cut yourself rush limbaugh on decaf. yourself, thisto would be so awesome. vice pres. pence: i do. how did you know that where i started out? that was a little radio station. i started out doing a washington update on wednesday nights, one day week. it did grow into a daily radio program that i thought might actually be my career in broadcasting radio and television. the opportunity came along to run for congress on martine. -- one of more time. now i am sitting with u.s. vice president of the united states. it is all very humbling to me. mike: you are just back from the olympics. force two on the way home you told washington post columnist that you had conversations with south korea about for the engagement with north korea. stance for u.s. talking with his korea -- north korea? vice pres. pence: let us be clear who you are dealing with. korea is the most repressive regime and the planet. as united nations has documented repeatedly, north korea is a nation that oppresses its people , seven out of 10 north koreans require food assistance just to survive. over a million

will see that the whole thing has been blown out of the water this whole insane fantasy of rush limbaugh it's people like senator mccain now are so desperate and he was involved in this dossier don't forget he's saying that anyone who's criticizing the f.b.i. is doing its bidding this is what he tweeted earlier today i think these people are desperate but anyone again who is not insane who can look at this rationally whether you're not a donald trump supporter which i am certainly not a supporter look at this and say this blows it out of the water this fiction now should be put back on the shelf because it's we've seen the movie and we don't like it from the clear coherent unsane down and make out as executive director of the ron paul in st daniel thanks as always. the world doping agency say's it's concerned by the decision of sports top court to overturn the lifetime of limping is given to dozens of russian updates accused of taking prohibited substances why did understand that this decision will cause dismay and frustration among athletes the agency supports the i.o.c. is intention to

limbaugh they don't even get what's going on there and the left goes oh no no she's that russian lawyers or she just she was sent in by putin they all actually agree on it and i think the good thing is ok but no they hang on to sort of wake up and figure this out on both sides i hope so but i don't have a lot of hope but this is a and oasis right here on cross talk ok because we'll talk about all of the issues here i don't have much hope for m s n b c i watched morning joke and meager today i mean what what universe did they live in i have no idea what they're talking about here ha i think we all kind of agreed that you know the die is been cast here i mean us russian relations are for a generation done ok and i say i don't really think about it much anymore ok because there's not much of that to be done about it but what i think is really interesting here in perth me personally it's not about trump it's not about hillary it's about the the future of the republic institutions and the very idea of democracy bernie sanders was burned ok he got it was stolen from him we had the clinton clan

years, people in indiana heard his conservative commentary on his radio show, we called him rush limbaughdecaf. [laughter] mrs. pence: and then for 12 years, on the floor of the united states congress, he fought for conservative principles. [applause] mrs. pence: yeah. [applause] mrs. pence: next, he governed as a conservative governor in our home state of indiana. [cheers] mrs. pence: and today, he will speak to you as vice president, but that mike pence you already know. i did -- i would like to take this opportunity to pull back the curtain and show you the mike pence that i know. i would like you to see this man that i have been married to for 32 years. [applause] mrs. pence: thank you. a man who has supported me as a teacher. he actually would come to my back-to-school nights. he also supported me as a stay-at-home mom, when i wanted to be home. [applause] mrs. pence: yes. and i used to do these watercolor fairs and he would come to my booth and help sell the watercolors. and now, he firmly supports my initiative of art therapy. but i want you to see a little more about him, so here

grim one stuff under mistura so the violence is the worst he's seen i've been out for years be sure limbaugh boy did it as violent and worrying in danger of a moment as any seen in may time of day in your full farm therefore i strongly rate the rate the appeal of the thick good general to all concerned in syria and the region and beyond that difficult lead immediately and unconditionally and urge all of the calder's including the ground to use their influence to help reduce violence our diplomatic editor james bays is following developments for us at the u.n. headquarters in new york. this was a security council meeting that was supposed to talk about the political process but was dominated by the grim military situation the ongoing onslaught of east and it led where the special envoy said that civilians were being killed in a horrifying way in fact he said over one thousand in the first week of february alone of course we have the turkish offensive around freeing we have recent developments like the u.s. airstrike on assad troops near there as or and we also have the involvement of the isra

this call is yet another kremlin plot they've demanded social media giants reveal that it was rush limbaugh's prompting the hash tag and or vote both twitter and facebook said that they've found no trace of a russian plot batons or hasn't satisfied the democrats who are now pressuring the social media giants to find evidence of the kremlin turned. your replies have raised more questions than there vance it we cannot wait another year to learn how kremlin link trolls and bots are currently exploiting your platforms to influence debates going on in congress today. let's bring in brian crabtree he's the publisher of talk forty dot com and a political talk show host brian first of why why are we seeing this why are democrats pressuring social media giants to find evidence of a russian plot. well our economy is on fire things are happening in america for the first time in a decade or decades in the democrats want to bet on the failure of america because that's where they gain power again if trump succeeds then what do they have to offer so they'll blame it on russia that seems to be the argument t

limbaugh they don't even get what's going on there and the left goes oh no no she's that russian lawyers or she just she was sent in by putin they all actually agree on it and i think the good thing is ok but no they hang on to sort of wake up and figure this out on both sides i hope so but i don't have a lot of hope but this is a and oasis right here on cross talk ok because we'll talk about all of the issues here i don't have much hope for m s n b c i watched morning joke and meager today i mean what what universe did they live in i have no idea what they're talking about here ha i think we all kind of agreed that you know the die is been cast here i mean us russian relations are for a generation done ok and i actually i don't really think about it much anymore ok because there's not much of that to be done about it but what i think is really interesting here in perth me personally it's not about trump it's not about hillary it's about the the future of the republic institutions and the very idea of democracy bernie sanders was burned ok he got it was stolen from him we had the clinton

david: rush limbaugh says, i wish we didn't have to go through metal detectors.things didn't happen. but we are snuck this environment. until we learn to control misbehavior in schools we'll have to take measures like this and arm people in the school. >> that's right. i'm a former teacher. david: me, too. >> there are a tremendous number of not just teachers. there are coaches, administrators. the lunch lady. they all have safe places where they could put a weapon and a safe. if someone comes in you want multiple people firing at this person so he can't commit heinous crimes. david: do you think that idea will make it to public policy? >> i think the concealed carry for teachers is the best. even if no teacher carries a concealed weapon, the fact that the criminal doesn't know if one might be may deter the crime in the first place. david: that's it for us tonight. guess who's back monday. that's right. mr. lou dobbs will be here. >> people have a second amendment right to bear arms. but that doesn't mean assault rifles. >> time into banning specific weapons. you

rush limbaugh said this on his radio show. >> last night someone in that cnn crowd went public with what the real ultimate objective is, that's the con fist station of all weapons currently out there in the country. that's the objective. the audience booed marco rubio. the audience booed dana loesch. this is what indoctrination looks like. this is what you a lifetime of propaganda and indoctrination looks like. ann: the students are beautiful people. what i wrote about in "godless," sdged out victims to make their arguments for them. fine puck make your argument -- fine, you can make your arguments. but can you not have someone weeping who just had a family member die deliver that argument? around argument is so good we are going to send out someone you can't argue back to. let jake tapper make the argument. lept rachel maddow make the argument. you can't send out people you are not allowed to respond to. what liberals seem to believe is they can create a world without guns. but i must tell you in a world without gun, i'm known as prey. a world without guns is frightening to a small fema

and senator chuck schumer are being criticized for their exasperation conservative radio host rush limbaughhappy americans got to see them for who they truly are. >> i was happy, i was happy the democrats sat and didn't applaud and didn't stand up. i was happy. i wanted the american people to see it. i was happy when nancy pelosi had her sourpuss face like it wasn't working or something. i loved it when they looked at each other with confusion as if to say they are applauding that? democrats looked confused when republicans were applauding time and time again because they genuinely don't get it. >> according to a new poll donald trump's approval rating jumped up to 42% after the first state of the union address, that is up from 32% last month. donald trump could decide today is the controversial pfizer memo. a former fbi special agent joins us next, why he says every day americans deserve the truth. a person of interest questioning the las vegas massacre. the gun dealer who sold the ammo to stephen paddock just said. >> millions of people will be praying for you on january 26th and among th