over the next few years lucas pushed good hope's working-class congregation to raise their voices for democracy by emptying their purpose, chauffeurs and workers in the houston ship channels, $150,000, and the naacp arguing against the white primary and supreme court. and the supreme court decided it would be all right political scientists chandler davidson called antidemocratic contrivances hugely impacted the black voting in texas. these devices included the poll tax, annual registration, at-large elections, gerrymandering, exorbitant filing fees, violence, and economic intimidation. the impact of these practices had meant to squash the, quote, effective political participation on the part of lower income people in general and negroes in particular. the democratic party was still run by those opposed to black equality. discouraged citizens withdrew from voting and were sometimes accused of complacency. under such circumstances, certain of defeat, who would be brave enough, bold enough, to run for office? well, in 1959, barbara jordan returned to houston after finishing la under such

lucas. 6 feet tall, stout with a commanding voice, lucas was an ordained minister educated at nearby conroe college. lucas was asked to leave the small flock of good hope and within a short amount of time built up a 2,000-member-strong congregation with a new strong church that dominated a city block. reverend lucas, along with his wife turned good hope from an a to an oak. lucas fought for racial equal and joined the naacp and invited the organization to join good hope. hundreds of black houstonians attended each day. the theme for that year, "voting rights." naacp secretary walter white made one of the most moving speeches referring to a young black man who had been lynched just two days before in neighboring conroe county. he thundered, not only was bob white killed, but the law was slain. we are believers in practical democracy, he said. we want to help stop hitler, because we hate hitlerism, but we hate hitlerism more than some other americans because we hate hitlerism not only in nazi germany, but we hate it also in conroe, texas. politicians, he said, whipped up white fears ou

[clears throat] >> lucas: you're messing with me, aren't you?because i've been acting so crazy jealous lately 'cause you've been spending so much time with the guy, right? >> bonnie: you were right to be jealous. >> lucas: you're serious. just two hours ago in bed, you told me that no one has made you feel like i do. >> bonnie: bet i did say that. [clears throat] because i was thinking about justin the whole time. >> lucas: what, are you trying to hurt me? is that it? >> bonnie: listen, the quicker you accept this, the easier it'll be for all of us to move on. >> lucas: no, i'm not gonna accept this. i mean, you can't be the same woman i spent this morning with. >> bonnie: why would you say that? >> lucas: something is off, and i am not going anywhere until you tell me what's going on.

lucas fought for racial equality. he joined n.a.a.c.p. and in june 1971, invited the organization to hold their annual convention at good hope. undreds of black huft own houstonians attended each year. he secretary walter white made one of the most moving speeches referring to a black young man lynched just two days before in conroe county, not only was bob white killed, but the law was slain. believers in practical democracy, he said, we want to we hatep hitler because hitlerism, but we hate hitlerism americans ther because we hate hitlerism, not germany, but also in conroe , texas. politicians, he said, whipped up self-interest. of this callous use of racism to enraged white and he said that is why it is so important this present fight primary shouldte be won. now the white primary was xtremely effective disfranchisement tactic fthey vote blacks in texas could in general election, but could not vote in the party primary the party was allowed to excludeblack voters from membership. for black voters with limited education, this was a conf

we will be joined by lucas.im as he gets more information from the defense department. this is, by the way, the fourth incident involving navy vessels. this is the fourth mishap for navy ships in the pacific since february. i'm going through the list, u.s. navy cruiser iran aground in tokyo bay dumping over 1000 gallons of oil in tokyo bay. in may, another cruiser hit a south korean fishing vessel, and in june, the one that many of us recall, uss fitzgerald hit a cargo ship killing seven navy sailors. they drown within their compartment when it was flooded in just 90 seconds. the commander of that ship was removed and has been disciplined. now the uss john s mccain has collided with a merchant ship near some singapore, and again, the main thing on the minds of everyone, particularly family members who are related to people serving is that ten sailors are missing. fiber injured we understand the ship has received some damage. there have been reported may be using, losing some power but it is hobbling back to port

lucas tomlinson live at the pentagon for us now. lucas?tagon officials are refusing to comment on this dia report. but officials have long been concerned about north korea's ability to miniaturize a war head. in fact, in october 2015, a top u.s. military general said that north korea does possess this capability. but it's noteworthy, jon, including with last month's intercontinental ballistic missile test north korea has never demonstrated this ability. it also has not fully tested the ability to hit a target. it has also not demonstrated the ability for a war head to reenter the earth's atmosphere. last month north korea conducted two intercontinental ballistic missile tests for the first time. it's note worthy if you remember on japanese state television the war head that came down into space was on fire. north korea still has to demonstrate a number of things. of course, officials here say north korea is rapidly approaching that. just to recap those two missile launches last month on july 4th, north korea launched intercontinental balli

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joining me is our fox news pentagon producer lucas tomlinson. bought boat's a naval grad from annapolis and an experienced sailor himself. lucas, our first concern is for the 10 sailors who are missing. >> a massive search is under way by the singapore navy and the u.s. navy and marine corps. a large amphibious assault ship has helicopters and ospreys in the air looking for the salors four are airlifted. aboard destroyer you will not have a doctor, just a corpsman aboard. so these measure are the prudent. it's noting in this collision the taker you just described, it's 600 feet long and 30,000 tons. compared to the u.s.s. john s. mccain it's only 500 feet long and 9,000 tons. but there are not only one navigation team aboard, there are two and a half days teams. one is on the bridge from the ship is operating from. and one deck below is the combat information center which for people at home, that's the darkened room with the blue screens and blue lighting in which you have a backup navigation team and optered radars as well for safe navigation.

lucas will be standing by. for those of you just 20 yes, the uss john s mccain was sailing and iran into another vessel from liberia. it is now hobbling back to its port. joining us on the phone we have mr. brockovich. what can you tell us. >> first and foremost, our thoughts and prayers go out to the ten missing in the five injured as the ship sailing back to the port of singapore. we have ships and helicopters involved in search and rescue efforts. this is a very busy area and one of the world's busiest shipping lanes. it's incredible this has now happened a second time in the past two months. rescue efforts are underway to determine the safety of the crew and understand who needs to be rescued and who is still missin missing. >> you know a lot about this because your former special ops investigator. when they are sailing in-and-out of all sorts of waterways and this is a heavily trafficked area, are there any warning systems out there that we can acquit our vessels with so they can alert themselves and alert

who else in asia, lucas? >> reporter: well, sandra, just one day after north korea's record setting ballistic missile test, china fired 20 missiles and mockups of american thad anti-ballistic missile systems and stealth jets. now, china has long protested -- china has long protested the u.s. thad missile battery in south korea. the missile test coin sided with beijing's army day, creating 12,000 troops along with taverns, jets and missiles, the first time beijing celebrated this day with a parade. china has the largest army in the world and has as many cruisers, submarines as the u.s. navy. secretary of state tillerson said the u.s. and china are at a pivotal point in history. one reason they were on capitol hill this afternoon to discuss the next steps. >> sandra: lucas tomlinson, thank you. bringing rick back. a pivot point for the u.s. and china in dealing with north korea. how do you see that? >> well, one thing that's clear is that china is not threatened by north korea. what they're threatened by is a n

it joining us now from the pentagon, lucas tomlinson. lucas, was the latest there? >> sean, the explosive report largely echoes what a top u.s. air force officer said said back in 2015, it's never shown that they could take a warhead and have it successfully reenter earth. in the last month, north korea has demonstrated to intercontinental ballistic missile test. each one now putting the united states in range. the first, it went 1700 miles into space and flew for 39 m@n.@%@-the second on july 2, 2300 miles into space and was in the air for 45 minutes. the longest a farthest missile test. seven times higher into space and the orbit of nasa's international space station. the u.s. military has options to deal with this, of course. a missile defense program and will have 44 interceptors in the ground, alaska and california before the year is done and in late may, they successfully tested this missile defense system, knocking an icbm out of outer space. they also have a chance to knock down ballistic missiles in the initial phase but after the successful missile test, t

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let's go to lucas tomlinson at the pentagon. lucas? >> good afternoon, harris. added to that warning to pyongyang, defense secretary jim mattis added "north korea must choose to stop isolating itself and stand down its pursuit of nuclear weapons. to that end, mattis is visiting a submarine base in washington, his home state, to visit the u.s.s. kentucky seen here, a ballistic missile submarine which has 24 trident ballistic missiles, each missile has up to ten independent nuclear warheads, each bigger than the size of the hiroshima bomb. other options are b-1 bombers which carry conventional bombs, stationed 2,000 miles away from north korea on the island of guam. since north korea's first ballistic missile test, these b-1 bombers have showed force in the area. there's the aircraft carrier strike group in japan. the u.s.s. ronald reagan was off the coast where she was joined by the u.s.s. carl vinson. cruisers and destroyers can launch tomahawk cruise missiles. u.s. special operations forces are also on standby in guam. there's 400 land-based nuclear missiles in

tropical storm lidia moving into cabo san lucas at 45 miles per hour. some of the moisture will track northward so we will watch that. if you are inland there will be a lot of smoke and haze from calistoga into parts of lake county. very hazy smoky skies, 60s and 100 with temperatures rising for the inland even around the bay a lot of 80s, santa clara valley near 100. santa cruz is tough at 75 but other areas at the coast 60s 70s 80s on the peninsula. tomorrow is the hottest day there will be some very warm temperatures inland into saturday as well. there you go. >>> the former mayor of piedmont will step down from the city council altogether after several controversial facebook post. jeff wieler will resign next tuesday after giving up his position as mayor. he was criticized for comments on social media, comments like transgender people are mentally ill, liberals are un-american and the black live matter movement encourages cop killing. he step down as mayor before the council voted on whether to remove him. jeff wieler says he spent his life helping

and then i read that he had been advising george lucas on the star wars film. so i called him up and he said, "of course i'd love to sit and talk with you." cbs wouldn't consider it, my friends at pbs, they saw the value of it and they put up a good bit of the money that i had to raise to do it. and we did 20 some-odd hours over two summers '85 and '86 at george lucas's skywalker ranch. - so myths are stories of the search by men and women through the ages for meaning, for significance, to make life signify, to touch the eternal, to understand the mysterious, to find out who we are. - people say that what we're all seeking is a meaning for life. i don't think that's what we're really seeking. i think what we're seeking is an experience of being alive so that the life experiences that we have on the purely physical plane will have residences within that are those of our own inner-most being and reality. and so that we actually feel the rapture of being alive. that's what it's all finally about, and that's what these clues help us to find within ourselves. - the

and george lucas says very quickly. i don't like that and i partt believe that. the waldorf-astoria they did not like i had a name for my wife but here it is about the emotional commitment proceeding the belief. call baddie think he you look, the scale of one through 10? that is you. [laughter] now what do you think? tont do a second experiment with how good looking? that is you. [laughter] here is what the data suggest people are the asymmetrical upstaters that good news has a much bigger impact than bad news. if the credible outsider says i have learned. people believe the good news not the bad news. this is true for many personal things withis diabetes insomnia, of being trapped in the elevator that information end processing regularity is good news people will update much more reliably than bad dudes -- news the it turns out to have their logical foundations the identifiable part of the brave then good news bad news disappears. what i uninterested did is the political information sow here's what we did miss was replicated with more people with 300 plus americ

lucas reiner is a world-renowned painter, my daughter who is a doctor of psychiatry, written books onsis, she's going through the world giving lectures. that's the only thing that matters in this world, what you send out to the world in children. and by the way, when i talk about what he's done, i went to his office one time, i saw these posters. and out of 12 or how many pictures? >> 20 now. two duds, two duds. >> one or two duds. >> there may be some people that would, didn't make, but they were all valid, sensational movies. >> every time, i've been fortunate to have you guys a couple times on the show together, more times separately. but the thing i always take away, because i can literally, when you guys leave here, i could, i could fly from here to new york unaided. i could just -- >> really? >> levitate. >> really? maybe we should do more of that. it will kwut docut down on carb emission and we can save the planet. >> i walked into that chin up, booty out. the reason i say that, it is such a beautiful thing to see how much your father, we know you love your dad, how much your f

>> bill: lucas, thanks. lucas tomlinson at the pentagon tonight.mp taking fire over charlottesville comments. how is he and the rest of the white house reacting to that tonight? we will get our own reaction from the panel after a quick break. ♪ ♪ >> i want donald trump to understand it's not about winning an argument. it's about bringing the country together. it is not about having some argument trying to justify these people on the left who went to a sweet town like charlottesville for purposes of bringing violence. he needs to make it clear he doesn't -- i mean, he has got to fix this and republicans have to speak out. plain and simple. who cares what party you are in. >> the president was saying that the violence -- people brought violence from both sides and violence isn't okay. but the blame lays squarely at the kkk, the white supremacists and neo nazis who organized this rally, caused violence and are perpetrating -- pushing hate across this country. >> bill: how the day began earlier today. that last voice the woman who runs the rnc. we did

fox news channel lucas tomlinson. hello, lucas. >> north korea wants revenge following the u.n.t of russia and china. in manila, secretary of state rex tillerson says this proves the international community is united. >> the best signal that north korea could give us that they are prepared to talk is to stop these missile launches. we have not had an extended period of time where they had not taken some type of provocative action. >> despite his insistence, they halt their missile test days ago, the spy agencies detected the rogue communist regime loading two -- cruise ship missiles on a patrol boat on the east coast. first time they have been deployed on this type of platform since 2014. north korea isn't listening. i was after president trump phone call with the south korean counterpart , the pentagon will have missiles to deal with the threat from pyongyang. there is limits on south korean missiles. the pentagon want those restrictions gone and this topic is under active consideration according to a pentagon spokesperson a short time ago. in 1991, they remove the tactical new

which did marvel or lucas film content — like star wars, which disney also owns.swords a massive pain now says much of what i did, i now regret. bill burr created the us national institute of standards and technology's guidelines, including things like changing your password every three months and using complicated character combinations. he now thinks this is a waste of time, as people still pick rubbish passwords which hackers can break. they are just harder for us to actually remember. weather, particularly in britain, can be changeable at the best of times. for all the dramatic change to come over the next 2a hours, i should know, having spent a decade as a weather presenter before joining click, it's notjust about knowing the forecast, you also need to be prepared whatever the weather. and, if you are not that organised, luckily i found a couple of devices that should be able to help... sunflower, open. this prototype autonomous sunshade can be voice controlled, or use artificial intelligence to know what to do, when. ok, the main function here is probably pr

[sultry music playing] ♪ >> lucas: hey-hey-hey. what the hell?u think-- you're doing? >> chloe: i was just about to ask you the same thing. >> lucas: hello, chloe. >> chloe: yeah, that's right. i'm chloe; you're lucas. remember, the guy who's a recovery alcoholic? who's been sober for so long what is the matter with you? why are you sitting here, drinking? [upbeat rock music playing] ♪ [women laughing] >> hattie: give me some of those cheese puffs. >> bonnie: [laughing] >> hattie: there's more where that came from. >> bonnie: [laughing] >> eric: mom! aryo

. >> esther lucas recently graduated from homestead high school in sunnyvale.she's off to college now. but she's leaving behind quite a gift for her community. like many other girl scouts, esther lucas has a lot of experience selling things to adults. >> this was for cookie sales. >> reporter: even with that track record, though, this 18-year-old is, herself, a bit surprised at the sale she recently closed. >> so i came home after that. i was like, that's a lot of money. did i really do that? >> reporter: this all began when esther was looking for a project to earn her gold star. the crowning achievement to a career in girl scouts. >> i want to do something where i can help people who don't have the same things as other people. >> reporter: the people esther settled on were children with disabilities. she realized she never saw them at her local playgrounds, even the ones supposedly handicapped accessible. esther's research on the project led her to magical bridge, a wildly successful lay ground in palo alto. esther was convinced it was just what her city neede

lucas tomlinson at the pentagon with the latest. hello, lucas. >> hello, trish regan. detailing from "the washington post," the pentagon is not commenting. the results are pretty startling. north korea has demonstrated the ability to miniaturize nuclear warheads according to this report, but still must do two things to launch an intercontinental medicinal gimmick missile. it must hit a target, in also, demonstrate the ability, you back from space down into earth. so far, it has not done that. let us recap this last two until continental ballistic missile test. on july 4th, traveled 1700 miles in the air for 39 minutes. then, weeks later on july 20th, north korea launched a second enter continental ballistic missiles that's out back traveled 2300 miles and was in the air for 45 minutes. longest and farthest ballistic missile test in the history of the regime. cameras in japan picked it up, and it was on fire in the atmosphere. there are still questions about their capability, but clearly this report shows that north korea is accelerating its missile program. it is notew

lucas tomlinson has been following the recovery effort closely. lucas, what can you tell us now?lissa, the second major collision of a u.s. navy warship in the past two months in the pacific. just moments ago, the navy's top officer called for a broader investigation. >> this trend demands more forceful action. as such, i directed an operational pause be taken in all of our fleets around the world. >> i also fully support the chief of naval operations, admiral john richardson's efforts right now. he has put together a broader inchoirry to look into these, to determine any causal factors. >> reporter: this is the fourth major mishap for the u.s. navy in the pacific since late january. a guided missile cruiser ran aground in tokyo bay spilling 1000 gallons of oil. in may, another cruiser collided with a fishing boat. in june, the uss fitzgerald collided with a cargo ship, drowning six sailors. two captains were relieved. this latest mishap involved the john s. mccain, who collided oil tanker. berting space is flooded. the 10 sailors remain missing n a few hours diving operations ar

>> bill: lucas, thanks. lucas tomlinson at the pentagon tonight. over charlottesville comments. how is he and the rest of the white house reacting to that tonight? we will get our own reaction from the panel after a quick break. ♪ ♪ if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we could see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. for a cleaner, fresher, 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. ♪ ♪ >> i want donald trump to understand it's not about winning an argument. it's about bringing the country together. it is not about having some argument trying to justify these people on the left who went to a sweet town like charlottesville for purposes of bringing violence.

george lucas says luke isn't going to die and then he says leah have to die. they said leah is not going to die. you don't go around killing people. then they said will kill yoda. then he gets, in his sole he gets real and he gives a speech and he sang the movie has more emotional wage of someone you love is lost around the way. lucas says very quickly, one sentence, i don't like that and i don't believe that. now notice the beautiful architecture of the sentence. the waldorf story didn't particularly dislike the idea that i had a different name for my wife. he didn't believe it. here it's about the emotional commitment proceeding the belief. here is the last study. how good-looking do you think you are on a scale of one to ten. if you would, think about it. i have some news for you or that you. now what do you think, having heard my news real. let's do a second experiment with the same question. how good-looking you think you are? i have some news for you. that's you. here's what the data suggests that people are asymmetrical updaters in the fact that good ne

lucas: the netflix shows will take months or years.ent is a notoriously laborious project. a little less so on netflix because you don't have the same micromanagement you have at a broadcast network. the next showen will come to netflix is anyone's guess. it could be anything from one year to two to three years. i guess sometime in the next year or two. >> is this something we can expect now that disney has fired the first shot in this battle? that netflix will try to get more and more appealing content? lucas: it is important to remember in terms of the deals that these have been worked on for a long time. >> so shonda was not necessarily in response? lucas: i am sure netflix was aware that disney would take their content, much like disney was aware that netflix would take sean. p or that netflix has been talking to shonda rimes -- would take s. , her agent and producing partner, all trying to figure nexthat they wanted to do and ultimately figure that netflix was the next best move. abc had to let her out of her deal to sign it. it l

we're going to turn now to lucas tomlinson who is at the pentagon with the late reslatestthere. >> lucasentagon officials are not confirming this report. it's been a long-time coming. warning for years about north korea's ability to miniaturize a nuclear war head and place on top a missile. it's note worthy that north korea has never demonstrated this capability. >> in record setting pails of missile tests this year and there have been over a dozen and that's fast approaching last year's record-setting number of 16. there has been over a dozen this year. north korea has never done three things operationally. that's hit a target, reenter the earth's atmosphere successfully and, three, miniaturize a nuclear war head. this report highlights how quickly north korea is progressing. now, let's just recap two of north korea's recent missile tests. until last month on july 4th, north korea for the first time in its history successfully test-fired and intercontinental ballistic missile. a missile from north korea and hitting alaska and possibly part of the west coast of the united states. that mi

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that's why i brought in my little guy lucas. little lukas is here. it's a special anniversary for shelter days because you don't though when their birthday is. so this is their anniversary. we'll have more on that ahead. didn't you and -- >> ginger was walking around with a beautiful black lab this morning. >> oh, you know what ali said you cannot bring another one home. >> no, no, she wants me to bring another one home. i'm the one who said no. >> that's it. >> more on that coming up. first the top story in our morning rundown. after a series of denials white house sources have now revealed it was president trump himself who was behind his son's misleading explanation about that meeting with the russian lawyer. cecilia vega has the new details. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hi, good morning to you. the level of the president's involvement in that statement about the trump tower meeting was not known until now. the statement dictated by the president ultimately was found to be misleading. it said that the meeting was about

nowing is now -- joining us is luca paolini. j the gamesoings that we saw -- thanks for joining us here. my is it not taking home. we see a reversal today. equity you look at the market, what has been a key feature of the last few days is a reassessment in terms of, i think, the global economy, but in a sense what life can do. are being more cautious, but we also see from the last few months that every time you are kind there is a correction that is almost found out. some threats are probably changing in the global economy and especially in the us.s. francine: what did you make of the week in u.s. politics? >> there were a lot of departures, key tenants, of the pressure of the economic white house. flavor asctionist flav this is, when do you actually see a more interventionist, white house, regarding industrial policy? away's are, we have the strategy for the first six to nine months. these troops trigger a change in behavior. francine: what is priced in at the moment? if the president today favored on message -- he has a primet

knocked out of the china championship — suffering a surprise quarter final defeat by belgian youngster lucaleaves shaun murphy as the only former world champion left in the draw. he rattled in a break of 126 to wrap up a 5—2 win over home hope zhou yuelong. he'll play ali carter in the semi finals. there were two matches today in rugby league's super 8's qualifiers hull krjoin warrington wolves on six points at the top after victory over london bronco's by 35 points to 30. while widnes are third after a 58 points to ten win over featherstone. that's all from sportsday. there is more on the website, plenty of reaction to chelsea beating spurs at wembley, for now that's all from us. at wembley, for now that's all from us. next it's the film review. the film directed by stanley tucci. and let's start with final portrait. i'm a massive stanley tucci fan as an actor. i know he's directed a few films before. i must confess i don't think i've seen any of them looking at the list. how does this work—out? there was a one called big night where he played a restaurant owner with his brother played by

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thank you, lucas shaw, and russ shaw will be sticking with me. will discuss one of the biggest stock stories of the week. shares of snap took a hit this week, now trading at its lowest level ever. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: snap shares continue to sink hitting the lowest mark since the ipo after a reported another quarter of slowing growth. by russnce again joined shaw. i looking at the bloomberg and analyst recommendations. we have one person going from buy to hold. overall, we have price targets cut in the white line. what is it with snap? is it just the competition coming from facebook? russ: competition from facebook is key. with instagram, snap has to look at its model and say, can we sustain going head-to-head? it has some good things working in its favor. if you look at the average user per day, 40 minutes per day on average for snap versus 20 minutes per day for facebook. the level of engagement snap has is far higher, also against a younger demographic which advertisers love. so they have some things going. the revenue numbers i thou

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scott lucas, professor of university politics at university of birmingham in engla england. thank you for being with us, scott, this hour. before we talk about the week ahead, let's talk about the week that was. we saw mr. trump's chief strategist, steve bannon fired. also that intense criticism the president faced for his response that both sides were somehow to blame for what happened in charlottesville, virginia. controversies that came at rapid pace. and now, this new nbc news marist poll showing three key states that helped president trump win the election. 64% of registered voters in michigan. 63% in pennsylvania. 64% in wisconsin. now say they feel embarrassed by as his conduct office. the snapshot we see, what does it say about where the president stands? >> i think the president has been standing on slippery ground for months. the russia investigation, failure to get any legislation through congress, including health care proposals, uncertainty offer his budget and uncertainty within the white house. the question is whether that slippery slope became a cliff face la