bolton and marco rubio only on "fox news sunday". then a federal judge blocked a texas activist from putting blueprints online to make plastic on some 3-d printers. cody wilson joins us to explain why he thinks it's a good idea. >>> hours after this - - >> i do not feel the media is the enemy of the people. >>chris: president trump bashes journalists again. >> what ever happened to fair press? what ever happened to honest reporting? they don't report it. they only make up stories. >>chris: we will ask our sunday panel about the trump family divine. all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. top national security officials say the threat from russian meddling in the upcoming midterms is real.

thank god for allowing me, i know you had marco rubio this one. it's hard to beat marco rubio. someone said, obviously, it's not hard to beat marco rubio. i can read lips. even if you're talking at an angle, i heard what you said. it was wonderful. when you're being rebuked from the stage. i love that table. what's your name? at this point, i am done. i thank you for allowing me to be your speaker. i look forward to answering your questions over the next couple minutes. if i don't like your questions, [indiscernible]. so just come on up to the microphone. thank you. [cheering and applause] >> give me your name and where you're from. >> my name is mark. i'm from the university of arizona. so, i was wondering, in 2017 after president trump's controversial comments about the white supremacist rally in charlottesville. you said you didn't believe that trump was racist per se but he spoke in a racially insensitive manner. and gave him advice for how to do better in the future. do you think he's taken that advice to heart and he's changing? also, i have a copy of unified and i would

[applause] thank you thank you for allowing me and marco rubio. obviously is not hard to be marco rubio. [laughter] i heard that i can read this. even at the angle i heard what you said. and then to be reviewed in from the stage. i'm done. thank you for allowing me for a speech i look forward to answering your question if i don't like your question i want to answer it. good problem. [laughter] thank you. [applause] the neck i'm from the university of arizona. i was wondering in 2017 after president trump controversial comment about the white supremacist rally in charlottesville, you said you didn't believe he was racist per se but he spoke in a racially offensive manner and i gave him advice how to do better in the future. do you think he has taken that advice to heart and is changing? the mac also i have a copy of unified if you could sign it and like i would be happy to buy two things. the president do not see eye to eye on the issue on race but i thought what was powerful was the president of the united states to be criticized for comments that

it's hard to beat marco rubio. i'm glad to be, so it's it obviously it's not hard to beat marco rubio. i heard that over there by the way. i heard it. i heard it. now, i can read lips. even if you're talking at an angle i heard what you said. it was wonderful. you are being rebuked from the stage. you know, freedom levers over there, i love that table. what's your name? so as of this morning i'm done i thank you for allowing me to be a speaker i look forward to catching a few of your questions over the next couple of minutes and if i don't like your question can good news, i will answer it so no problem. come up to the microphone. have a good conversation. thank you. [applause] >> would you give me your name and where you are from? >> my name is mark. i'm from the university of arizona. so i was wondering, in 2017 after president trump's controversial comments about the white supremacist rally in charlottesville, you said that you didn't believe it was racist per se but he spoke in a racially insensitive manner, an

i am -- thank you for allowing me and marco rubio this morning. it is hard to beat marco rubio. i can read lips. i heard what you said. it was wonderful, when you're ,eing rebuked from the stage the freedom lovers over there. i love that table. what is your names? just joking. thank you for allowing me to be your speaker. i look forward to answering your questions. if i don't like your question, i won't answer it. no problems. thank you. [applause] will you give me your name and where you are from? my name is mark. i'm from the university of arizona. so, i was wondering, in 2017 comments about the white supremacist rally in charlottesville, you said you did not believe trump was racist . he spoke in a racially insensitive manner. you gave him advice for how to do better in the future. do you think he has taken that advice and is changing? i have a copy of unified. can you sign it? your soul. god bless i would be happy to. the president and i did not see eye to eye on the issue of the racism in our country. what was powerful is the president after being criticized wascomments he

marco rubio.arrangement syndrome and now there is less lionized john mccain syndrome in washington. >> is here a week, like a presidential wheat, like a president died. i don't want to dump on him, but it's important to separate the man in the mid-and people do that. lou: we're not talking about rubio now, are we? >> rubio is a combination of scott and desantis has pretty much no longer the players and florida. to certain extent, he basically cast his lot on a number of things unsuccessfully. but the gang of a. there is always the gang. innovator gang of seven or six. none of whom were ever successful. the issue is you start renaming buildings come in myers will make the federal building one, federal building two. it's an historic moment this person was bare. senator russell was a very important player when he was air and he's a real real power behind the senate very important to our defenses and foreign policy. and linda johnson. he was lyndon johnson's mentor. if you eliminate that, it would be

marco rubio's kids tell people joe biden their father that's how bad it is. still as always syria after genuine protests began the u.s. use the fifth column to exacerbate the tension and channel the protests toward a violent showdown stuff for getting violent while accusing the government of getting violent this is kind of like when i was a kid and i tell my dad i punched my brother in the face he stuck his face in front of like what was he was swinging his head around like that. we've seen the tactic in nicaragua venezuela many others that were you know there's violence on both sides of the protests but far more on the u.s. backed sides sometimes with help from the cia or our military training facilities like school the americas but using media propaganda many believe there is primarily violence on the government side when in fact it's the opposite step by step one through four don't word kidnap or assassinate. some of the less obvious options don't work and you just got a whack and dude you. just got a whack a doodle do it's what happens or if you're if you

yeah marco rubio is kid tell people. joe biden's a father that's how bad it is. so as always syria after genuine protests began the u.s. use the fifth column to exacerbate the tension and channel the protests toward a violent showdown stuff for getting violent while accusing the government of getting violent this is kind of like when i was a kid and i tell my dad i punched my brother in the face he stuck his face in front of like what was he was swinging his head around like that. we've seen the tactic in their garage of venezuela many others that were you know there's violence on both sides of the protests but far more on the u.s. backed sides sometimes with help from the cia or our military training facilities like school the americas but using media propaganda many believe there is primarily violence on the government side when in fact it's the opposite step five is temp one through four don't work kidnap or assassinate. someone is a less obvious options don't work and you just got a whack and dude you've just got to just get a whack a doodle do it's what happ

el autor de la medida es el senador marco rubio.icia: las autoridades en aruba acusaron de asesinato en primer grado al indocumentado christian rivera por la muerte de una estudiante. rivera dijo que el 18 de julio vio a la joven corriendo por el Área, la la matÓ y metió su cuerpo en un cultivo de maÍz. un vÍdeo de seguridad lo mostraba junto a molly. durante un mitin con simpatizantes en west virginia se refiriÓ a este crimen. dijo que el indocumentado que la mato estaba ilegal en el paÍs. dice que ocurriÓ porque es nuestra leyes de inmigraciÓn son una desgracia y afirmÓ que necesitamos mÁs republicanos para cambiar las. enrique: un juez negÓ hoy la fianza a christopher wats, acusado de matar a su esposa y dos hijas pequeÑas. su esposa estaba embarazada, el padre ya no llorÓ cuando se leyeron los nueve cargos. watts dijo la policÍa que matÓ a su esposa despuÉs de que ella habÍa estrangulado a las niÑas, porque Él buscaba divorciarse de ella. patricia: el intenso calor deja un saldo mortal en la zona de texas, por donde transitan lo

i'll tell you if there's one thing i trust it's people who are proud to meet marco rubio. i mean. yeah matthew mark marco rubio's kids tell people joe biden their father that's how bad it is. so as always syria after genuine protests began the u.s. use the fifth column to exacerbate the tension and channel the protests toward a violent showdown stuff for getting violent while accusing the government of getting violent this is kind of like when i was a kid and i tell my dad i didn't punch my brother in the face he stuck his face in front like this was he was a swinging his head around like that. we've seen the tactic in nicaragua venezuela many others that were you know there's violence on both sides of the protests but more on the u.s. backed sides sometimes with help from the cia or our military training facilities like school the americas but using media propaganda many believe there is primarily violence on the government side when in fact it's the opposite step by step one through four don't work kidnap or assassinate. someone is a less obvious options don't work and y

we're hearing from marco rubio, as well. of course, one of the two senators from florida. he said the fbi and atf are in contact in coordination with local authorities, provide any and all federal resources needed to respond to what took place there at the jacksonville landing. senator marco rubio also adding in a subsequent tweet, horrifying news from jacksonville this afternoon, indicating he spoke to local authorities, as well. still waiting on more information on this shooting. the situation still unfolding. law enforcement asking everyone to avoid the area. that is certainly what we have seen in tweets from the jacksonville sheriff's office, as a methodical search is under way of that facility. members of that s.w.a.t. team going from room to room in the jacksonville landing to find those who are on site, on the facility. of course, we're going to continue to follow this mass shooting in jacksonville right here on msnbc. we'll be right back. ille right here on msnbc. we'll beig rht back. ♪ as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want s

i was reminded instantly reading this of marco rubio. marco rubio, the republican running for president in 2016 warned when the john podesta e-mails were coming out through wikileaks "i want to warn my fellow republicans who may want to capitalize politically on these leaks, today it's the democrats, tomorrow it could be us." so what should the president say? >> this is another example of donald trump being unable to separate his personal interest, his own ego from the best interests of the united states. that statement from marco rubio, note he was a member of the senate intelligence committee at the time, that's the statement we would expect to hear from any president of either party and that is to to say maybe this benefits me in this small moment but this is about a larger principle. this is about an attack on democracy. that is why we've seen such a unified response. >> do you think these continued attacks tied right to the kremlin indicate vladimir putin does see a weakness in u.s. intelligence agencies and in term of being able to

military and bloomberg spoke with marco rubio.sked why he is voting against the bill over his concerns of zte. zte clearly six to this place us in the world. i will not be in the senate while the united states gets replaced by a communist dictatorship. one of the ways they do it is a steal their information, whether it is military secrets or intellectual property. much of the advance china has made is stolen from us. china embedded itself in american the structure to knock our businesses out of business and put routers in our internet systems where they can open doors and steel research from universities. kevin: can you follow up on what you said of embedding. the argument i hear from zte folks is this will negatively impact u.s. jobs and businesses because of the supply chain. when i am hearing as you say, they should not be embedding -- sen. rubio: they do not allow american businesses to go to china and do this kind of work. why should china be allowed to have their businesses come here and do work in this country but we are no

tom cotton, mike crapo, marco rubio, and jeff hensley. i want to thank you all. this is been a tremendous thing that we are sort of announcing today, but people found out about it. interview was instrumental in passing the foreign investment risk review modernization act, so important, which was included in the national defense organization act that i signed into law earlier this month. this will enhance our ability to protect cutting-edge american technology and intellectual property vital to our national security. we have all been reading that intellectual property and all sorts of different things of that nature are being stolen from us by other countries, and it is going to be very hard for them to do that. we have put a lot of safeguards in and we are doing a lot of things against foreign acquisition of property, and especially when they are near sensitive military installations. so, this is a very big deal, a very important deal. the people in this room are the people that really were the most instrumental in wanting it and getting it passed. because of our

. >> tucker: we are doing a segment later with marco rubio on muslims being persecuted in china.now the reaction is, this ish tribalism.m. it is not. there is a principle that is worth defending. we will continue. christian, think you very much. molly tibbet tragically became the face of illegal crime, those the problem those in power deny even exists. the truth is different, we will investigate that after the break. ♪ er d you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from an allergy pill? flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. flonase. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 24-month financing a

senator marco rubio is one of the few who does care and was recently talking to him about him.lion chinese muslims and camps because the chinese government cracked down on them because of their religion. why is that true and why don't we hear more about it? >> it is absolutely true. one of the outrages here is google earth, pictures from google earth shows us these camps and we read these reports looking up to partner with china, going back to china. it is their own pictures that have revealed this reality. they call them reeducation camps where they are forcing people to change their names and do all sorts of things. there is no history of radicalism among this community of leaders, that is the first points. here is the outrage, number one american companies and western companies that sold them surveillance technology that have allowed them to a sort of put people through some of this including an american dna company, they are collecting a dna of these individuals as well. using american technology to do it. what about the arab world and the muslim world? on a single one of t

discuss the apparent disconnect with the president's national security advisor john bolton and marco rubioa top member of the senate and intelligence and foreign relations foreign relations committee. bolton and rubio only on "fox news sunday" ." then a federal judge blocks a texas activist from putting blueprints online to make plastic guns on 3d printers. cody wilson joins us to explain why he thinks it's a good idea. plus, just hours after this. >> i do not feel that the media is the enemy of the people. >> chris: president trump basha's journalists again >> whatever happened to fair press? whatever happened to honest reporters? they don't report it. they only make up stories. >> chris: we will ask our sunday panel about the trump family divide. all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. while top national security officials say the threat from russian meddling in the upcoming midterms is real, president trump keeps calling it a hoax. it's just one of several issues along with north korea and iran where the president's statements appear at odds wi

cotton, marco rubio, and a tremendousis thing that we are sort of announcing today. each of you was instrumental in foreign investment act. this new authority will enhance our ability to protect cutting edge and intellectual property. we have all been reading that intellectual property and also sorts of different things of that nature being stolen from us by other countries. we are putting a lot of safeguards in and doing a lot of things against foreign acquisition of property. especially where they are near sensitive military installations. the people that were in this room were most instrumental. because of our incredible achievements other nations seek to steal, copy, or control intellectual property. in many cases i would say no safeguards. we will see if that's good enough. and we will keep adding on to it. the new legislation provides a committee on foreign investment and the united states. if we see something we don't like, some country is buying something we don't want them to be buying. especially companies that are quite complex. we will protect america's g

when marco rubio tried to make jokes about little hands, he went down in flames. do you have a sense of what is the better way to go abdomen it? >> it didn't work for marco rubio because it went totally against his approach and grand so far. michael said i'm going to go subterranean. i think for him it works because it is consistent with whom he has been to date. so when other people try to change, when people have been criticizing him. >> and it helps when you have tapes. what happened to that disk we saw a picture of that he swetwed out next to a safe. that was march and that was that. >> maybe it turned out to be a greatest hits cd. >> he welcome like trump realizes it is more important to capture people's attention in the moment. >> it would be silly to lead with your softest stuff and save the rest for las ter. >> okay, in the things said outloud file, we have a new edition. it is from andrew cuomo who said something, he was trying to take on the president, and the president said make america great again, and then andrew cuomo had this to say about it. >> we'

. >> a close ally of the secretary and, senator marco rubio tweeted that talks have failed. just get your reaction to that. >> i tend not to comment on things that other world leaders or even u.s. politicians would say. i would certainly say that when you look at some of the things that of taken place in the last year, we are in a very different spot today than we were one year ago, where there were ballistic missile launches and nuclear test. we all remember very well what last summer looks like and the fear that many americans felt at that time. today we are in a very different place. we are in conversations and have been in negotiations with us government that we have not had any kind of real relationship with for just about a decade. now the fact that we're having conversations, i would call that progress and i would call that diplomatic progress. that is exactly what we do at this building. pressure campaign, the world came together to impose sanctions against north korea. we heard so many of those asean nations thanking president trump for his leadership on this situat

senator marco rubio is with us. you'll see it first only here on cbs this morning.how many people will this effect. >> why are we doing this? because there is nothing we can do for our children that is better than allowing their parents to spend more time and be more involved in their lives. especially from their early days. people work somewhere and they have a child and within two weeks of a cesarean section or three weeks of giving birth they have to hurry back to work because they can't miss one paycheck. it's startling how many parents, particularly first time mothers and people go on public assistance because they lose their job or can't draw a paycheck any longer. no one is required to do this but everyone will have the option of saying i'm going to take some of my benefits, these are your benefits, not everybody else and take a portion of that earlier because i need that money now. people can do that with 401k. you should be able to do that with social security. >> it's estimated thatve 10orkers receives paid family leave from their employers. people need fa

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entre ellos estÁ el senador marco rubio, quien dijo "la de putin no es un demÓcrata o republicano.lin fue en rÁpido en reaccionar: no entendemos las acusaciones graves, no se pueden hacer sin presentar pruebas. janet: este martes, a facebook tambiÉn anunciÓ el cierre de habrÍan estado operando e irÁn las elecciones. en el congreso, se estÁ considerando una legiscÓn bipartidista para imponer sanciones mÁs duras contra rusia. el autor de la medida es el senador marco rubio.diario washington post cerrÓ una enta suspenderÍa 284 perfiles por el mismo motivo. patricia: las autoridades en aruba acusaron de asesinato en primer grado al indocumentado christian rivera por la muerte de una estudiante. rivera dijo que el 18 de julio vio a la joven corriendo por el un vÍdeo de seguridad lo mostraba junto a molly. durante un mitin con simpatizantes en west virginia se refiriÓ a este crimen. dijo que el indocumentado que la mato estaba ilegal en el paÍs. dice que ocurriÓ porque es nuestra leyes de inmigraciÓn son una desgracia y afirmÓ que necesitamos mÁs republicanos para cambiar las. enrique: u

senator marco rubio is one of the few lawmakers trying to spread awareness of the threat we face fromnese government and to that end he just cast vote against the funding bill. afterwards he spoke to us in the first fox news interview following the vote. senator, thank you for coming on tonight. you have for the first time voted against the defense authorization act as a form of protest, if i'm getting this right? >> we are allowing this chinese telecommunications company to stay in business and i personally don't believe we should allow them to do business in america because they will use it as a tool of espionage all over the world. i'm talking about taxpayer-funded research and all of a sudden it shows up in their products, and i'm talking about defense secrets and they are creating an environment in which they put backdoors into servers and steal these things from us. on the intro you kind of touched upon it, there is no greater threat to the united states because china seeks to replace us and we are still struggling in this country. for the first time since the end of the cold wa

it hurt marco rubio in that debate. cuomo looks thin skinned and rusty.ime when they are up against a man because their voice drives people crazy. her voice does not drive people crazy. they are used to it from television and she has a lower register. it's an important thing for her. de blasio was able to go after cuomo and it was an effective attack on the subway system. she might do better than you think. >> greg: when you say they drive you crazy, they have to raise their voice to get above the man. >> dana: hillary clinton, sarah palin. women, when you get animated, you tend to increase your octave. >> greg: i was listening to andrew cuomo and trying to figure out who was this murder cuomo brother. that is like saying what is the square is frisbee. you saw two candidates. she was definitely better. two questions diminishing the importance of law and order which is what trump won on. making a comment about law and order doesn't need as much input as other things. they have the luxury of the resurgence of law and order. for the past three decades in new

we have marco rubio. there are others too, right? them all. >> and they kind of span the spectrum across what i would call people who love the constitution from maybe marco rubio, jeb bush is an endorser and guys like senator ron johnson in wisconsin, senator ben sass, senator rand paul. these are guys inside the machine. they come at politics from very different perspectives. someone called them middle of the road guys, conservative guys, the bottom line is there's no way to fix the country right now. mark: and if we don't take this route, this is what i like to ask, what are the options? we continue to do what we're doing? we continue to drive up the debt? other reform amendments, some that i proposed, which is term limiting supreme court justices, members of the senate, members of the house. allowing a supermajority house in the senate, three-fifths to overturn a supreme court decision as long as they act within two years. it's in my view, no reason one justice should determine for the entire republic for all time that that's the

but again, marco rubio has been sounding this alarm. quite go as far as bill nelson has, but he's been warning election supervisors of this for some time. >> in a tough re-election, as you said, everything is important. this is definitely one thing that goes into the important category. adam smith, great to see you. thanks so much. >> thanks. >>> we have some breaking news right now from robert mueller's russia investigation. a former aide to long-time trump adviser roger stone is defying a subpoena and refusing to appear before a grand jury. what's going on here? details ahead. our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey! oh, that's my robe. is it? when you switch to liberty mutual, you could save $782 on auto and home insurance. and still get great coverage for you and your family. call for a free quote today. you could save $782. liberty mutual insurance. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the first thing that was important for me to change was the culture of the compan

senator marco rubio is one of the few lawmakers trying to raise awareness of those threats.rotest vote against the defense funding bill. afterwards, he spoke to us in his first fox news interview following that boat. >> tucker: senator, thank you for coming out tonight. you have, for the first time, voted against the national defense authorization act, a form of protest, if i'm getting this right? >> hopefully to get people to notice. we t did something about allowig the chinese telecommunication company to stay in business. i don't think we should allow any chinese telecommunication company to do business in america. they use it as a tool of espionage. theyri do it all over the world. what i mean by espionage is not listening in on people's calls, i'm talking about taxpayer-funded research at universities, they steal it, all of a sudden it shows up in their products. i'm talking about intellectual property of companies and key industries. i'm talking about defensive secrets and we are creating an environment in which they can put backdoors into servers and steal these thing

marco rubio explains why it is a concern.f a broader chinese plan to overtake the united states. they seek to displace us in the world. i will not be standing by while we get replaced by a communist tutorship. do witho know what they our information, whether intellectual property or military secrets. much of the growth they have made is the stuff they steal from us. it is a communication company trying to embed itself in american infrastructure, knock us out of business and put in routers in internet system for the can open backdoors and deal research from universities. i don't know why they are allowed to be involved. >> the argument i hear from the zte folks is this will negatively impact u.s. jobs, u.s. businesses in certain districts because of the supply chain. what i'm hearing you say is -- .> that is funny they don't allow american businesses to go into china and do this. let's be there. watch should china have their businesses come here and they don't allow us to do the same over there? number two, i don't believe the

earlier today, marco rubio laid out in clear terms his own quickly orout how not quickly enough the socialia companies are moving in terms of dealing with these threats. has is a threat that really involved not only silicon valley, but also financial institutions who are trying to protect themselves from this type of cyber interference. shery: john bolton just made an appearance. he was saying earlier that president trump is determined to avoid election meddling. what look like cozy relations between him and vladimir putin. kevin: i will keep this quick. bipartisanisan, legislation several months ago that bolstered funds allocated towards states to better protect states election systems. i talked to calais republicans and democrats who tell me that countless republicans and democrats who tell me it is simply not enough. shery: thank you very much. coming up, mark kearney speaks out after the bank of england raises interest rates in what may be a final pre-brexit push. this is bloomberg. ♪ out of those potential outcomes, they would be consistent with the rate set current levels, if not hig

cheryl: senator marco rubio we listened some of that live with neil cavuto, and marco rubio says we're all aware intellectual property theft is a major problem. they just didn't talk about china. there are other countries. we have to admit russia is is in there too. the u.s. chamber of commerce head said in an op-ed, that the administration doesn't have the plan to deal with i.p. theft, the forced transfer of technology, forced marriages with chinese companies. what do you make on that? where do you stand on that? >> i think that is a good observation. we know we identified the bad actor, that's china. the question is what is the right strategy to get better behavior. have all the countries unite. let's get something together like tpp, to pressure china. the administration decided to go bilateral, u.s. versus china. there are ways you could do that. you could have a focused treaty on business investment, including invests in intellectual property. get agreements for transparency and nature of the administrative procedures but the the administration hasn't spelled that out. everyone is

over the years and gary was executive director of freedom coalition and advised scott walker and marco rubioand lots of other people over the years, great to have you in from atlanta, both of you welcome to austin. so why don't we give you a few minutes to set scene about stakes, related to dc circuit court justice and take a few minutes and we will talk about specific things, mario. >> thank you, matt, i want to thank eric for wonderful conference, always great to be in texas with beautiful people and strong conservatives, i love it coming in from the swamp it's refreshing to come here. i want to see if i can set the stage for where we are, we have a tremendous opportunity and we should not take it lightly, if you remember the nomination and confirmation of justice neil gorsuch which we celebrated and we worked so hard for, what the replacement of justice an on -- antonin scalia so you are basically replacing a strong constitute -- constitutional list with constitutionalist. we were trying to preserve the status quo. you heard from the panel before, hillary was sure she was going win and go

. >> the same concerns from before, don't back marco rubio, don't back ted cruz, that the grassrootsestablishment republicans months ago, told the president don't endorse this guy. chris kobach was early shu porter of the president, the president says screw you guys, i'm going with my guy. he'll probably win. trump won kansas by 21 points on election night in 2016. if chris kobach cannot win this race then he's a terrible candidate. go with the moderate, go with the moderate. no, stop it. >> there was frustration when the president didn't get out there and didn't go and support and didn't spend their time working hard for these other candidates given how much they had on their plate. does it surprise that the president is putting so much into it? >> no. i was looking at the numbers, he's hearing from his party, he knows historically, this isn't your typical presidency. this is different. there is the possibility of a lot of seats and maybe one or both chambers being flipped he's out there. i have to tell you, don't faint, i want kobach to win, i want the president to have him win. he

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senator marco rubio talks about a bill he's introducing today. >>> and trevor noah joins us at the tablehis new book, president trump possible twitter library. >>> and in the new series "a more perfect union," a new mother who finds help and support from strangers. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm don dahler. i'm don dahler. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com it's thursday, august 2 i'm melissa caen >>> good morning. it is thursday, august 2. you are taking a live look out. just pick a plact even tell tha bryoidge, but it is. we see a few cars. you see all the fog near san francisco. good morning. >> the time now is 4:29. >> we can call this foggest. carl tweeted that it is his favorite month. here is a look over the bay bridge. this is our kpix5 route camera. you can at least see the water. hey, there is that, the light shining on the water. morning headlines include cloudy by the coast again. we are going to have that for the next few days. hot and smoky inland. we are not getting that m

i've worked a lot of immigration reform with marco rubio. working at hard and in 2013.ensus in the country about what we should do on immigration. especially when we should secure the border. wildly popular as it says in your pole. and second, we should do something about the illegal immigrants that are in the country. those that are not violent criminals, should be given some sort of pathway to citizenship. >> ed: it reflected in the poll as well. >> and president trump has a real opportunity especially if democrats take the house, frank a. a real opportunity to find a bipartisan consensus, something that every president since reagan has failed to do. and can fix the problems once and for all and get rid of it. >> ed: we will see if chuck schumer wants to work on him -- work on it. new information on migrant children still not united with their parents. we talked about that after being separated at the mexican border. under fire for the handling of the process. we will have that next. ♪ >> ed: an update on the migrant children separated from their families on president

will impose new sanctions on marco rubio for a fatal attack using chemical weapons. the sanctions will include the denial of export licenses for russia to purchase many items with national security implications. major garrett has the details. >> the sanctions penalized russia for a nerve agent attack against a british spy and his daughter. both were sickened. the attack happened in march in salisbury, england. russia has denied responsibility. the new sanctions will block russia from purchasing hundreds of millions of dollars in weapons, electronic, and aviation-relate equipment from the u.s. in march the u.s. expelled 60 russian diplomats for the poisoning. even as the administration has taken action, the president himself has continued to make overtures to the correct lynn. -- kremlin. he sent letters regarding rand paul who was visited moscow. last week at campaign rally in pennsylvania, mr. trump touted his relationship with the russian president. >> but i got along great with him. >> but earlier that day, top administration officials said russian attacks on u.s.

years and gary was executive director of the freedom coalition, and has advised scott walker and marco rubio and others over the years. great to have you in from atlanta. both of you, welcome to austin. so, why do we maybe just give each a few minutes to set the scene for us about the stakes, the battle we are in related to d.c. circuit court justice brett kavanaugh 's nomination to the supreme court. take a few minutes each of you they will come back and talk about specific things. mario?>> thank you. and i want to thank gary for the panel and eric for this wonderful conference. it is always great to be in texas with beautiful people and some conservatives. i love it. coming in from the swamp you know is always -- refreshing to come here. [laughter] i would like to set the stage for you where we are. we've a terminus opportunity and we should not take it lightly. if you remember, the nomination and confirmation of justice neil gorsuch, which we celebrated and worked so hard for, the replacements of justice antonin scalia. you are basically replacing a strong constitutionalist with a strong

david hogg directed his anger at marco rubio, tweeting, quote, m how mas shootings in your state willor you to do something? we cannot accept this as our reality. we cannot accept violence or ha , end quote. 17 students and staff were killed in that shooting in parkland. >>> new tonight, one man shot as d.c. police look for t person wh pulled the trigger. officers found the man shot in shoulderof the this happening earlier this evening on trinidad avenue in northeast. himselfay the man drove or was driven where police were called. they saw a car wbuh multiple et holes being towed away from the scene. the man is expected to survive. >>> tomorro morning we coul learn new details about the murder of 10-year-old wilson, the man charged in her murder, thomas goes before d.c. judge. police also have a warrant for an arrest for a second man, quinton michaels. both were released from jail on drug charg just three days before last month's shooting. lice say the suspect's were among the five masked men who jumped out of a car and opened fire into a crowd. killing 10-yeaold mkayah. tomorrow kick

but marco rubio doesn't deserve all the scorn because not only lawmakers are old habits and creating solutions that boost the wealth of a few and exploit everyone else this much is true when twenty five years ago congresses solution to family leave was the pass the family and medical leave act which guarantees twelve weeks of unpaid leave for anyone who works for the government or for a company with fifty or more employees but federal paid family leave was possible in one thousand nine hundred ninety three the same way of pulling funded social security program is possible today despite lawmakers who say it will become insolvent but are more than happy to pass the seven hundred seventeen billion dollar defense spending bill so until there's a value shift among federal lawmakers on what will really benefit american families the initials of the family and medical leave act will mean something much different . according to washington natalie mcgill redacted tonight. your headlines from the future in september or you'll read. overworked cia accidently brings down central american governme