awesome. ♪ >> bret: welcome back and we continue our conversation with rush limbaugh. coming out about health care saying that the department of justice is not going to defend obamacare, essentially wantonly repeal and replace to finally happen. there is not really a replace yet. that has him to fire up democrats really capitalized on health care during the midterms. here's the speaker speaking about it just today. >> all would be added if the president gets his way. we will fight that in congress and court. public opinion as i am fond of saying. we should make health care better and to reach her goal of ever expanding access to many more people that are quality, affordable health care. >> bret: third people out there who said listen, he is having a great week why don't down the road and hand the issue to the democrats? >> i kind of understand people saying this. my preference would be for the president to zero in on the border, 20 in on immigration and stop this. we are being invaded and we are being invaded by a bunch of people that have the potential to totally dest

the coroner's report revealed kevin limbaugh's bloodstream also contained thc, the active ingredientjuana. limbaugh allegedly shot natalie corona during a traffic stop before he took his own life. >>> the law enforcement community is remembering a san jose police officer killed in the line of duty four years ago. a sunnyvale police department tweet honored the late michael johnson. the 14-year veteran was shot and killed while responding to a report of a suicidal man with a gun. he was the 12th police officer to be killed in the department's history. a portion of highway 70 was dedicated to johnson one year after his death. >>> a cruise ship that became stranded off the coast of norway has been safely towed to shore following a frightening air rescue operation that airlifted hundreds of passengers one by one to safety. the vikings guy sent a may day after experiencing engine trouble. as just come inch tells us, a local resident set out for a carefree vacation but now is just thankful to be alive. >> i didn't think i was going to die, but i knew that i could. >> reporter: holding on f

rush limbaugh will be joining u tonight. don junior also joining us moments away. first president trump just wrapped up a massive rally in western michigan 140,000 people wanted to go to a 15,000 seat arena. he was touting his impressive record of accomplishments, the ones the media never talk about. and despite facing a political witch hunt forh over two years, the president has guided this country on the right path with regulations and tax cuts and energy independence for the first time in 70 years. the booming economy, record low un-americanic for african-americans, hispanics, women. the u.s. is again the leader in the envy of the world wide evening so many people want to come here? the haters were wrong. the media lied for two consecutive plus years. the deep state thankfully has now been exposed and those responsible will be held accountable. the president who promised to make america great again, it when people wear that hat if th trigger for the left. promises made, promises kept. let's take a look. to give this has been an incredible couple of weeks for ame

rush limbaugh joining us and don jr. joining us, moments away. but first, donald trump wrapped up a massive rally in western michigan where 140,000 people wanted to go a 15,000 arena. he was touting his impressive record of accomplishments, the ones the media never talk about. despites facing political witch hunt for two years the president guided the country on the right path with regulations and tax cuts and energy independence for the first time in 70 years. a booming economy. record low unemployment for african-american, hispanic americans, asian americans, women in the workplace and youth unemployment. the u.s. is now again the leader and the envy of the world. why do you think so many people want to come here? the haters were wrong. the media lied for two consecutive plus years. the deep state thankfully has now been exposed. those responsible will be held accountable. for the president who promised to make america great again. you know when people wear that hat, it's a trigger for the left. promises made, promises kept. take a look. >> pre

rush limbaugh was on with bret and sean last night. to be made after you hear this, chris. >> they began an investigation based on a phony dossier created and written by associates of hillary clinton. it was opposition research. this is outrageous what has happened here. there needs to be an investigation into this. there needs to be accountability for everybody who participated in this. >> bill: we'll wait on that. here is my sense. the mueller report will go out. i don't know how much redaction is contained. i any nancy pelosi and adam schiff will make a point of saying on page so and so here are questions. it will continue for them. >> absolutely. again -- >> bill: a couple months after that you have this probe of the f.b.i. and the department of justice right now and inspector general looking how the fisa warrant was handled in the first place. that is going to come on the tail end of the mueller report. my guess is that for most people they've either made up their minds and moved on and there is not a lot of convincing at this poi

somebody has to be accompanying them, providing services along the way. >> rush limbaugh weighing inhe border, days away from the senate vote on a measure that disapproves of the president's emergency declaration on the border. republicans divided on that tonight. the power panel is back. is there a crisis or not and if there is is that validate the president using national emergency power? >> such an interesting conversation because it depends how you define crisis. if you can define it legally, politically, literally, if we are talking the literal definition of the word crisis it is hard to imagine how there isn't a crisis at the border because we quite literally have people floating across it, him and humanitarian concerns about people who have dire situations crossing the border from countries in central america who have legitimate problems they are fleeing from in some cases so there is a crisis. does it fit the definition of a national emergency constitutionally? delegating the power to the president to determine, that is a fair debate. i'm a conservative. there is a robust con

and that deep in the rain forest in central africa and electability was a big back to mr limbaugh and the one thing. so he was so fascinated by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to his son made star known leave the jungle and return to the concrete and glass jungle but. the result reverse culture shock. the prize winning documentary song from the forest starts first on p.w. . play. play. this is the dubliners live from berlin britain's prime minister makes a last ditch appeal for polyps to save her breakfast. still the crunch vote comes later today but the government's attorney general has raised doubts about how olson's did fall still with the european union.

economy and the opioid crisis that matter to swing voters who will decide the 2020 election, rush limbaugh agrees. >> it is imperative while he has this political capital especially after prevailing here in beating back the silent coup, to take every bit of political capital he hasn't used it on the border. >> donald from chose a different issue for his victory lap on capitol hill, an issue nonetheless. >> exactly what my message is. the republican party will soon be known as the party of healthcare. >> but tonight at his first rally since the end of the mueller investigation the president couldn't resist sticking it to his critics. >> artificial respirators right now. they are getting after mouth -- >> which half will the president take? he could try to do both as he did tonight but a lot of prominent republicans he should be going after the swing voters because his base is going to stick with him no matter what. >> a small percentage of the electorate decide these big elections. donald trump turning mueller's report into advantage tonight but will he use it on the 2020 campaign trail? ti

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rush limbaugh, i think he's a great guy.that can speak for three hours without a phone call. try doing that sometime. for three hours he speaks. he's got one of the biggest audiences in the history of the world. i mean, this guy is unbelievable. try speaking for three hours without taking calls. taking calls is easy. "okay, i'll answer this one, i'll answer that one." he goes for three hours, and he's got an audience that's fantastic. >> seth: my god, that answer took three hours. [ laughter ] also, if he's talking for three hours without taking calls, maybe nobody's calling him. [ laughter ] "we're gonna open the phone line!" [ applause ] and even if you put aside the chaos this is causing here at home, it definitely seems like all of this is hurting our image around the world, too. vice president mike pence discovered that over the weekend, when he mentioned president trump in a speech in munich. he clearly thought it was going to be an applause line and it was definitely not. >> i bring greetings from the 45th president o

that's what rush limbaugh was talking about. >> capri: the american public needs all of it. whether it's the fisa report with the mueller report. it's necessary i think that transparency -- the american public has been told a million different stories and they need to be able to make up their minds for themselves. i recognize that we are not going to be able to get 100%, things will have to be redacted under law, but transparency is always a good thing. and the american public deserves to have an opportunity to make your mind up for themselves. >> katie: president trump is calling for that transparency. democrats, this is their latest talking point. they're trying to say they are the only ones calling for the report to be the release. but the president himself and republicans in the house and senate have said they are open to releasing as much as they can under the rules and regulations of the special counsel. but when it comes to the politics of this, for two years it's been a cloud over the trip administration. "did you do this, did he not do this question marco on his cam

according to rush limbaugh, the time to act is now. he is right.ake a look. >> be objective -- the objective remains to get donald trump out of office, even by driving his numbers down or impeaching him or to meeting him 2020. they aren't through trying to get rid of donald trump, they aren't through trying to overturn the election results of 2016. they are never going to finish it -- even if he is elected in 2020, they are setting up the impeachment now with all the stuff. that's why these people need to be politically defeated and pounded into the ground to the point of irrelevance. >> sean: great point. to the point of irrelevance. if we don't hold them accountable, this will happen again and again, we'll lose the country pray that serious. there's got to be constitutional republic. all laws are based in our constitution. we must demand equal justice under the law, equal application of our laws, be restored. no constitutional republic can survive without it. for far too long, we have seen one set of standards for well-connected democrats and the

you are alex jones without the blood spurting out your ears you want to rush limbaugh but less coherent. and without the bag full of tickets to a sex dungeon but. you are a clown of the highest order you have taken what appear to be progressive beliefs and funneled them through the realm of big foot and mystical swamp creatures of thirty second ads fairy tales from hucksters all right don't take it for me here's from an op ed this week in your beloved new york times over the past three years a good many members of the opposition to donald trump a mix of serious journalists cable television host pop culture personalities erstwhile government officials professional activists and politicians have been invested in what appears to be exactly the kind of conspiracy laced alternative reality that they believe themselves to be resisting with the apparent no collusion conclusion to the moller investigation there will be now be a retreat from this alternative reality to a more defensible terrain to all of you in the mainstream media get off the thin ice head on back to solid ground here here in f

down a little paper skip every other brats just like just like people do when they're around rush limbaugh. called willpower. so because of the wealth gap as well as the population differences white people create the majority of the pollution in the country and then minorities and breathing it in or drinking it in their water because they more often live in the corporate sacrifice zones the areas where the property value is lower and again that comes back to the wealth gap now not really surprised though the white people create the most pollution by. using and buying the most i have family members who own polish for the shoe tree that holds the shoes that their pet rabbit wears way so it's things to take care of things that go on things that i type stand on the right stuff i think are hundreds that and making those things created pollution and the non white non white person is breathing in rabbit shoes you know micro particles a but dazzled cell phone cases nonwhite people drank last year it's messed up all right that was done just air and water pollution either white people also create th

found that deep in the forest in central africa and the likes of bullock was able to lead to mr limbaugh and. he was so fascinated by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to his son made sarno leave the jungle and return to the concrete and glass jungle but. the result reverse culture shock. the prize winning documentary song from the forest starts first on w. five. what's took so long that's one question that many are asking off to american regulators finally ground the boeing seven three seven maps and here's another one is it really clever to let computers fly at planes for the pilots becoming glorified passenger we have a leading expert in the field. and. also coming up two weeks ahead of local elections people in turkey ok andrea as the country slips into recession average citizens are feeling the pinch.

as pointed out last night on this program by rush limbaugh. >> we are being led to believe that thiseport does contain evidence of collusion. barr is lying about it. if it contains evidence and collusion, then where is mueller on television all night? saying, wait a minute. my report has plenty of evidence of collusion but i had all these anti-hillary people on my staff. why isn't mueller doing that if barr is lying about the report? >> breaking tonight, like he said in his four-page letter last week, he is going to release the mueller report mid-april, if not sooner. and there are no plans to release the report to the white house for privilege review which by the way i think is a mistake. that's apparently because they know there is nothing to hide and all the media lying and all the speculation, you know what? it is dead wrong. and barr said he planned to release it. so why would he send out words that would be contradicted to when he released it. they would demand he was fired. bad news for the media and great news for the country. they never report about the success of the presid

if you just make this mark but the rush limbaugh gentleman is absolutely correct the danger for those of us who want to deliver have to face the british public and deliver on that bret's it is that if this vote is not passed tonight if this deal is not passed then bricks it could be lost if i try to find our own friends giving way she may have shot lost her voice but is it not true you will be tired for a second referendum seventeen and a half million people would have lost their lives. can i can i say to my older friends will not be surprised given what he said you say from this dispatch box before but i entirely agree with him i believe it is absolutely important imperative for this house that we meet the decision that was taken by the british people in june two thousand and sixteen that we deliver on that referendum and that we deliver brecht's it for the british people and as i say there is a danger is the failure to agree a deal that actually could end up in a situation where we have no bricks it actually i'll give you a single gentle in an awkward way the prime minister forgivin

they don't bring sean hannity or rush limbaugh. failed everything, and now they are going after fox news. i am not a republican, but i see what they do. they convinced their voters to come out. if you don't like the system, you need to do something. the bottom line is this is america. fox news do what they do the best. they connect with their people. that is the best at what they do. democrats telling the american people we are not going to debate over fox news, that is ridiculous. why.'t see any reason i don't see that. host: thank you for the call. sxswzucker at the symposium taking place over the weekend in austin, texas. fox news is a propaganda outlet, from the head of cnn. cnn president jeff zucker slamming fox news as a propaganda outlet. i think the consternation about this business. they don't have to give one to cnn, nbc, or fox. is fox state-run tv, or is the foxe house government by tv? tom, good morning. you are next. you are of early on a sunday morning. caller: i had to do it. this is basically censorship. party has

rob: rush limbaugh says the sooner the better so americans can start to get some answers. >> i wish theyould declassify everything to do with this investigation and then announce it is closing the dollar to get a handle on it. pardon everybody who has been abused by this unnecessary investigation. you mentioned fisa. where are the fisa judges on this and phony opposition research documents, call it dossier, there is not a shred of evidence, none of it has been corroborated and they used it to get warrants to spy on the opposing presidential campaign four different times and there's never any evidence of collusion. and it pales in comparison. rob: already show the fbi relied heavily on the dossier when obtaining a warrant to survey a former trump campaign aide carter page during the 2016 election. rob: fox news alert, isis fighters killed in syria, the range targeting terrorists hiding in caves and bunkers underground as ongoing efforts continue to clear the region. the us backed syrian democratic force announced victory over isis last weekend. the next step for brexit will be decided hou

rush limbaugh joining us and don jr. joining us, moments away. first, donald trump wrapped up a massive rally in western michigan where 140,000 people wanted to go a 15,000 arena. he was touting his impressive record of accomplishments, the ones the media never talk about. despites facing political witch hunt for two years the president guided the country on the right path with regulations and tax cuts and energy independence for the first time in

he was so seemingly envious that rush limbaugh can do that.t take a call. >> he's getting close. >> he loves doing that. and that is exactly why cpac is the perfect setting for president trump who did a number of campaign style rallies under the guise of campaigning. and the one line he said a couple of times that i find really fascinating and revealing is simple when he says, i get no credit. i get no credit. the way he performs at these things is the way to get the credit he feels he's missing out on and he so desperately wants and needs. when he's speaking off the cuff, it doesn't matter the facts to him. he wants the crowd to go wild. he wants people to love him. he wants to feel needed and loved and respected and like people are loyal to him. so it makes sense that he did that. it makes total sense. >> at one point he said crowd size. crowd size. he spent so long on inaugural crowd size. sarah and mercedes say, why are you talking about it? it doesn't matter. he said, it came to me. >> it came on a bad week. >> it's a cap stone. >> it's a

here is what rush limbaugh says. >> when you slap an r rating on it, guess who you are basically telling't see the movie? christians. which is the primary audience. the mpa a slapped an r rating on this thing simply to further diminish its efforts to be marketed and seen. shannon: will that keep religious audiences away from seeing this movie? >> if anything i think it has empowered us in our marketing strategy. the passion of the christ was rated r and did well. people are comparing it to schindler's list. what it is doing is encouraging christians to start talking about this and to talk to their children about it, take their preteens and teens because if they don't someone else is going to have a talk with him. planned parenthood has curriculum in public schools. if you want to conversation on abortion you need to do it yourself and do it now because it is critical. heather: there are plenty of critics of the movie. in variety, they say unplanned isn't a good movie but it is effective propaganda or at least it is if you belong to the group it is targeting. those who believe abortion, t

ainsley: rush limbaugh is saying it's a scandal for our country. outside in palm beach and he said i think we should look at the other side. he is on the offense now. steve: he is and yesterday when he was appearing in the oval office about b. netanyahu, who, by the way, brought the president a case of wine. he said i any you are not a big wine drinker but i know you could probably share this with your staff to celebrate the fact that you were vindicated by the robert mueller investigation. nonetheless, the president has made it very clear now that it has been established there was no collusion, let's figure out who dreamed up this whole investigation to start with. here's where he used treasonous. >> there are a lot of people out there that have done some very, very evil things. some very bad things. i would say treasonous things against our country. and hopefully that people that have done such harm to our period we have gone through a period of really bad things happening. i have been looking at them for a long time. brian: now you know why the

rush limbaugh will be joining u tonight. don junior also joining us moments away.irst president trump just wrapped up a massive rally in western michigan 140,000 people wanted to go to a 15,000 seat arena. he was touting his impressive record of accomplishments, the ones the media never talk about. and despite facing a political witch hunt forh over two years, the president has guided this country on the right path with regulations and

tomorrow, radio talk show host rush limbaugh joins us live to discuss everything from the president's move to abolish obamacare to the mueller report. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: good evening everybody, i martha maccallum and "the story" exclusive tonight, reaction from the mueller findings for the man in charge of terms 2020 reaction campaign. when the news came and there would be no new indictments he said "today marks the day that president trump has been fully vindicated by special counsel robert mueller, exposing the conspiracy theories for the sham it always was and catching democrats in an elaborate web of lies and deceit." last night eric swalwell made it clear that his opinion was not impacted whatsoever by the findings or the two your investigation. >> just because he hasn't been criminally indicted for collusion doesn't mean he has conducted colluding types of behavior with the russians. >> martha: democrats are getting ready to call for ten years of trumps financial records and they say mueller's no decision on obstruction is worriso

but stephanie, rush limbaugh spoke about -- talked about what would happen if the shoe was on the otheroot, if the republicans were in the position of democrats. let me just play the tape and get your reaction. here's rush. >> i made it up and was telling you it was true when it wasn't, then i would perfectly understand you abandoning me, not wanting to do with me ever again and i would have to resign. if on the other hand i had been lied to and i never asserted that i know this, i'm being told this by people i trust, i would be livid at those people and apologizing. so where is that in the drive-by media? these people have been played for fools, apparently. david: so stephanie, i haven't heard any apologies. i haven't seen any resignations. have you? >> no, not at all. in fact, they are doubling down. just because you wish it, dream it, think it, say it, doesn't make it true. no stone has been left unturned in this case. think about it. 675 days of investigation, over 500 witnesses interviewed, over 2,800 subpoenas, over $250 million spent on this investigation alone, and let me tell y

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rush limbaugh said george conway is out there diagnosing donald trump for being crazy.e should take a look at beto o'rourke because he's eating dirt and he is see serving hise poop. that seems crazy. biden seems like he's pandering and he looks insecure. he's going to have her go out on the campaign trail, stacey abrams as his vp. who says she's going to say yes? she's probably on the short-list for a lot of things. seems like a fake trial balloon. i love the vp sweepstakes. they jockey for position. the unveiling. you are missing all that earned media when you pick someone already. >> dana: got a lot of content in there, jesse. >> jesse: i am a content guide. >> dana: juan, which would you like to take first? >> juan: the problem i have with this is the premise because it seems to me that the way you campaigned in 2019 is not the way you campaign in 2016, let's say or 1976. for younger crowd versus an older, mostly white, even somewhat retired crowd that you can reach through cable or "the new york times," the crowd that the democrats are after is a younger crowd and y

tomorrow, radio talk show host rush limbaugh joins us live to discuss everything from the president'srt. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: good evening everybody, i martha maccallum and "the story" exclusive tonight, reaction from the mueller findings for the man in charge of terms 2020 reaction campaign. when the news came and there would be no new indictments he said "today marks the day that president trump has been fully vindicated by special counsel robert mueller, exposing the conspiracy theories for the sham it always was and catching democrats in an elaborate web of lies and deceit." last night eric swalwell made it clear that his opinion was not impacted whatsoever by the findings o

here's what rush limbaugh says about their efforts at diversity. >> what are they talking about?ir polling data? a77-year-old white guy followed by a 75-year-old white guy. this is not what they want. >> shannon: how does it play out for them? >> it remains to be seen. biden and bernie have the biggest name recognition advantage of this particular moment and i think we might see if biden jumps in that they would be near the front of the pack for quite some time. but it's true they have a pretty diverse group of people. i wish we weren't constantly doing been counting on various box checking on intersectionality bingo. but they do a lot of people running for president from different backgrounds and i think several of them will probably come to the fore as a process plays out. >> shannon: i want to get you to weigh in on the other hot story of the day. we're learning more about jussie smollett and the fact that the state attorney never recused herself. now he's being asked to pay $130,000 in costs. he maintains his innocence. we'll give you each a chance. >> i thought justice is su

in most instances where the president goes off, i can track my way back to oh, this rush limbaugh likes that he does this or these people do. in this one, he's going after john mccain for whom? who is buying and going right on? >> i actually think it speaks to the psychology of trump. right now, he's flailing because there are certain things happening around him. there's the imminence of the mueller report. there's the southern district of new york. there are congressional hearings casting a huge shadow around him. there's the critique, the criticism around his response tons new zealand. i think what he's doing in the privacy of his own room or in the privacy of his own head is trying to account for how it began. he's not going to look to himself. >> why john mccainle? >> because john mccain delivered the report to the fbi. right? he delivered that report to the fbi. if he wants to put in play, why am i in this mess that i'm in. >> aha. >> this man who was supposed to be a supporter of the republican party and of me delivered that dossier, the steele dossier that set all of these bad th

after the sort of rush limbaugh types came out against it, the president changehis mind after promisinghave is that the president -- if congress votes f the $5 billi the wall -- this is a 25 to $30 billion oj t to build the wall. if we vote $5 billion now, the president, six months from now, will shut the government down again to get the next $5 billion. and you can't run a country where the commander-in-chief almost takes a perverse delight, as he, kind of, bragged, in he shuttingovernment down. i mean, the term shutting the government down makes no sense to anybody in this audience and anybody in the country. i mean, we nd to do our jobs. we need to show up to work like most people do in this country. and open the government and move forward. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i -- i can only imagine how -- i can't imagine that washington, d.c., ght now is a very exciting, or i should say p place to be. do you see -- is there optimism when you go out on your tour right now? i mean, are you feeling a hope from people? >> i feel an optimism in the country. i think that there's sort of tog

limbaugh's drug operation is on hold while he's out of jail on pretrial supervision one way that maryland has dealt with overcrowding of the prison system is the reason he deals is simple and he does it because he says it's the only way he knows to support his family and guns just a tool of the trade islam is amusing to me because this is this is the lives that are probably sixty years old so i'm amused with incentives if you live in a mining town you would go into the coal mines as this is all you know and this is all they know so they're going into this where they know the danger is there you know but what they what they have is no choice and the way the game is rigged they can't win i mean the number of guys that actually survive the corner to get into mid-level drug dealers so they can get away from the corner they're few and far between hopefully i could be in a position where in a better position one of the. some positive i have nothing to do i'm either going to do it when i know. when i was. growing up in a poor neighborhood in baltimore means the olds a stacked against you. and so

here is what rush limbaugh said. >> when he slapped a letter r rating on it, guess who were basically which is the primary audience. they slap in r rating on this thing simply to further diminish its efforts to be marketed, and thus to be seen. >> shannon: actually, do you think that is going to keep some religious audiences away from seeing this movie? >> if anything, i think it has really empowered us and our marketing strategy, because, people are comparing this movie to "schindler's list." and i think what it is doing is encouraging christians to start talking about this, and to talk to their children about it. to take their preteens and their teens, because if they don't, someone else is going to have that talk with them. planned parenthood has curriculum in our public schools, so as christians, specifically, if you want to have a conversation about abortion, you need to have it yourself, have it now. >> shannon: some critics respond and say they reviewed the movie and say "unplanned" isn't a good movie, but it is effective propaganda, or at least it is if you belong to the group

he has been a frequent guest of rush limbaugh and sean hannity. a columnist for the hell.com as well. ciare this, he was a analyst in the counterterrorism office. nypds also worked for the intelligence division on counterterrorism cases. [applause] is ao my immediate left former white house chief speechwriter and fox news contributor and a columnist at the washington post. under george h.w. bush when he was a writer on two state of the union addresses. and before that, he worked for donald rumsfeld. he was in the pentagon when it was hit on 9/11. traveled a quarter of a million miles around the world and he is a book called "courting disaster." and he is a resident fellow at the american enterprise institute. [applause] a little over two months ago, president trump tweeted -- we were originally going to be there for three months, referring to syria and that was seven years ago. , isis became president was going wild. now, isis is largely defeated and other local countries including turkey should be easily able to take care of whatever remains. we

the corners report also revealed that limbaugh's breadth let's trim contained thc the active chemicalmarijuana. police say he shot and killed officer natalie corona on january 10 while she was responding to an accident before taking his own life. >>> the law enforcement community is also remembering a san jose police officer, who was killed in the line of duty four years ago. the sunnyvale police department posted this tweet yesterday honoring officer michael johnson. the 14 year veteran was shot and killed while responding to a report of a suicidal man with a gun. officer johnson was the 12th san jose police officer to be killed in the departments history. a portion of north on high 80s highway i 87 was dedicated to him one year after his death. >>> plans to open a new chick- fil-a restaurant in concord has run into pushback. the staff won't recommend the change in zoning laws to allow a drive-through chick-fil-a to open on willow pass road near diamond boulevard. and traffic is one of the main reasons why. they are recommending that the city council reject chick-fil- a's application

we're seeing rush limbaugh saying on his radio show that this was, in fact, a false flag, right?ing it or something like that. we're seeing people on fox news saying that the actual position was understandable. it was the acts that was murderous and barbaric to put it in my own words. but it seems to me that we have to figure it out. we have to understand the linkage between this horrific act and a set of policy positions designed to exploit fear and hate. so we know in our politics that politicians are constantly -- we've known this since going back to machiavelli, that one of the ways to govern is to exploit people's fears, to take advantage of their hatreds. so we're seeing this and now it can bubble up into actual violence. and how it can result in all kinds of horrors. >> thank you for helping us out this morning. >>> up ahead, as we await robert mueller's report, the focus shifts to other investigations in congress. her investigations in congress. irritation. so, we re-imagined the razor with the new gillette skinguard. it has a unique guard between the blades. that's desig

most of the people that call on the republican line are spouting whatever rush limbaugh said, the oneox says and as gentleman just said, this thing called winter is going on. when the weather starts to break , the highways and byways and small streets and large streets will be falling apart as a result of the freeze-saw process. it will take billions of dollars nationwide to repair our own roads. we certainly do not need a wall. we need to fix our own. host: you say they should focus on an infrastructure bill -- infrastructure investment rather than the wall? caller: yes. north that would care to drive south to look at -- border and noticed preserve where this wall has to go in, they are going to hit a lot of potholes along the way. of these things need to be fixed before we worry about this imaginary issue. as well, i live in california. where i live was mexico not that long ago. who is going to pick our fruits and vegetables? mr. trump and his children? i don't think so. host: are you going to be watching the vote this afternoon in the senate? caller: i will watch some of it, yes. i