just listen to former massey energy chairman, e.lankenship's honesty. >> most of what don tells you is the truth. >> stephen: high praise, indeed! ( laughter ) "most of the people don meets are still alive." ( laughter ) so you can see why the g.o.p. is blankenship will blow a winnable race against joe manchin." and "alarms are going off in senate leadership suites." alarms are going off?! get outta there! blankenship messed with your ventilation system! we'll be right back with hank azaria. get out! why shop marshalls? because... their prices will thrill you. whoo-hoo! the brands will surprise you. mwah! and every trip feels like an instant victory. woman: marshalls. never boring. always surprising. my bladder leakage was making me feel like i couldn't spend time with my grandson. now depend fit-flex has their fastest absorbing material inside, so it keeps me dry and protected. go to depend.com - get a coupon and try them for yourself. go to depend.com - ♪ ♪ oh -- you're bad enough to me ♪ ♪ bad enough that we ♪ always have somethi

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pulled the trigger now police will be able to question the suspect named as twenty five year old alec massey an authority say his act was deliberate but his motive unclear they sought to play down terrorism links on the basis of all of the lobel information at the present time there would appear to be no national security connection to this particular incident but the attack happened just after lunchtime in toronto with many people out enjoying some afternoon sun police said the van was used to plow along a two kilometer stretch of sidewalk with no calf or who or watch was targeted it. just went on the sidewalk you just started dating everybody man here every single person on the sidewalk anybody in israel you would hit the bus stop everything i shouted there's a lady in there that i saw i just stopped and i looked annoyed when after to general this is crumbling up one by one one by one within hours of the attack a vigil was held near the scene people here are struggling to make sense of the seemingly sense unless. they have happened it's happening in tron a very safe and peaceful place and

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massey, for five minutes. mr. massey: thank you, mr. speaker. here we are, four legislative ays after passing a $1.3 trillion omnibus bill that's going to blow the deficit through the roof. and what are we going to do today? oh, don't worry, we're going to fix it all. we're going to vote for the balanced budget amendment. that's right. this is going to tie our hand. this balanced budget amendment will cure everything that ails congress. it's going to balance the budget. it's going to make us balance the budget. mr. speaker, there's a dictionary over here in the house of representatives 30 feet from me. mr. massie: i suggest we go in there and rewrite the definition of audacity, it's because it's that quality of congress that leads them to believe four legislative days after they blow the budget they can pass a balanced budget amendment and think that will convince america they are serious about balancing the budget. that's the definition of audacity. look, this is an unserious vote. we know this balanced budget amendment is going nowhere in the

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twenty five year old alec massey and was arrested following a standoff with the enforcement it's not clear what the motive was for the attack and asin was not previously known to police he's due in court in the next hour or so here's how other witnesses describe what happened. the man was walking through the intersection and young encounter it was just one of the middle of the intersection and the van just went right into him plowed right into it and then apparently he drove down further and he went on to the sidewalk by the next building and he hit more people there and just kept going i see no reason of i see no white van with film with the red coloring on it and all i saw was that he smashed into someone over there pete just went on the sidewalk he just started shooting everybody man he hit every single person on the sidewalk anybody in israel you would hit the bus stop everything was shattered there was a lady in there and i saw i just stopped and i looked the nights when after again all i sees is crumbling up one by one and one by one person got dragged on and there blood is all

laugh, he liked to be an inspiration and in 2009 terry gilliam cast him in the imaginary of octopi massey heath ledger. and he was proud that in that film he was cast in a dramatic part instead of the funny part. as often happens in hollywood, these very talented people still struggle with daemons. you can imagine. when you are bored you can imagine as a kid you must have been called a freak or treated that. he had two normal siblings and his parents tried to teach him —— treat him as normally as possible. had you still know your possibilities are limited. it was ha rd possibilities are limited. it was hard on him and people close to him saw that he knew his deep depression. he tried to be public with his struggles with alcohol but, you know, his addiction finally did he mean. used to drive around town ina he mean. used to drive around town in a specially fitted car and he would stop at the gas station, talk to people and he liked to mock complain. about how he was always asked to sign autographs and... but he was proud and he knew how symbolic his rise was. it's emerged that documents re

officers say that he appears to have acted deliberately has been named as twenty five year old alec massey and with us described a scene of horror he just went on the sidewalk you just started dating everybody here every single person on the sidewalk anybody in israel you would hit the bus stop everything was shattered there's a lady in there i just stopped and i looked annoyed when after to generally crumbling up one by one and one by one i seen a stronger and. stronger. stance i seem i see people the most gruesome scene i seen was a young empress the woman's leg or leg was all months. it's really bad france's president emanuel necron is in the u.s. for a three day state visit he'll be hoping to further cultivate it's good relationship with donald trump because already said that he'll try to persuade the u.s. president to stick with the twenty fifteen nuclear deal with iran. former u.s. president george h.w. bush has been admitted to hospital the ninety three year old has a facility in houston texas after contracting an infection that spread to his blood a spokesman said that he is respon

massey comes to mind. these guys are pushing speaker ryan and leadership to vote on a new aumf. it never happens for the reason i think the mcgovern stated, legitimate is correct. it is too hard a vote for people to take. the last time that came around, it cost some people their political careers. never easy to vote on war. yet as mr. mcgovern says, it is , a constitutional responsibility. very clearly defined that congress is the one to make these decisions. --ot of concern yesterday defense secretary james mattis testified before the house armed services committee. he said, ryan, the current aumf is fine. this allows us to fight anyone anywhere. it was a very broad response. democrats are talking that they are concerned there are no restraints and considering the volatility of this president, there is real concern. no surprises within mr. mcgovern's responses, but it is a debate that is not going to go away, particularly as this issue -- the syria issue heats up. and if we start firing more missiles, it will be an issue. pedro: a lot of talk about the november elections. what

massey worked in this christian school as a security guard.because you could we get a lot of writers who say they'll kill us a vast area is released they also sent death threats to the judges that's why the case is taking so long everyone fears for their lives but the got there. the last footage of six years ago at a press conference with a politician campaigning for her release. two neighbors had accused of having blast them to the prophet mohammed a capital offense the accusations are completely untrue the politicians stressed. his own bodyguard murdered him a short time later on the open road. as she and her family are pinning their hopes on their lawyer he is a muslim and human rights expert he took over the case out of personal conviction and compassion. all of this solution a straight the story nobody's said mean that you had done something good in pakistan there's a your putting you and your family in the danger of flight for him the case is clear according to islamic law and no one can be convicted on such weak evidence just. difficult

been charged with ten counts of murder and thirteen of attempted murder twenty five year old alec massey and was arrested following a standoff with police and police i say they're investigating social media posts by him which insult women i'll just say was done your lack is more. it took just twenty horrific minutes for a van speeding along a sidewalk to hit injure and kill many pedestrians in a crowded part of toronto. during a brief appearance in court twenty five year old alex was charged with ten counts of first degree murder thirteen of attempted murder without speculating about motive police say they've seized a cell phone and are looking into social media posts that appear to warn about a pending attack as has been reported in the media to accuse is alleged to have posted a cryptic message on facebook minutes before he began driving the rental van and he drove it southbound on young street and onto the crowded sidewalks media reports say this post now taken down by facebook referred to an online group called in cell or involuntary celibacy where members reviled women who they say

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representative massey, a rock written conservative from kentucky tweeted that macron is a socialist,lobalist, science alarmist. that gives you a bit of an idea of where some of the fault lines fall. with the express the considered a traditional republican pitches, free trade in multilateralism and international organizations. but those positions have a sticking constituency under donald trump. derivativerather week aside, it is president macron's attempt to save the iran deal getting traction? it didn't appear to change might in congress, but whether he will change president trump's mind -- trump himself actually gave some measure of encouragement and calling his blueprint a new deal of sound foundation. there are negotiators from the u.s. working with european allies on a plan along the lines that macron has outlined here. the biggest challenges there is no guarantee that trump is ready to go along with it. that will be the big test for the negotiators, and also for the eu and macron. editorloomberg congress joe sobczyk, ask for joining us. coming up next, a face-off in the malaysia

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congressman thomas massey who's opposed u.s.y presence in syria for some time has tweeted this since the strikes last night. "i haven't read france's or britain's constitution, but i've read ours, and nowhere in it is presidential authority to strike syria." several democrats have called the attacks -- i should change that, the strikes illegal absent the authorization of military force specifically for syria. now you've got a republican who is coming out and keeping up the campaign of calling them unauthorized, at least maybe illegal. do you expect that there will be some traction here for congress to finally authorize? >> oh, yeah. not only members of congress, but there are a lot of forces on the right including the extreme right for whom trump's anti-interventionist rhetoric in the campaign, they were relying on. they will evoke the constitution and his statements on the campaign trail, his tweets in the years leading up to the campaign that he was not going to be the kind of president who would bring americans into what is o

he was ceo of massey energy when tragedy struck at a mine, killing 29 miners.e served a year in jail on a misdemeanor conviction and has a guess as to why republicans in d.c. might be trying to stop him from the nominee. >> i would assume they think they can beat me. they thought that when they put me on trial. they thought that for 33 years. >> allies of the republican establishment poured money into alabama's republican primary late last year to try to stop judge roy moore from getting the nomination, by don blankenship and says he is no roy moore. >> my accuser was obama and hillary. his accuser was women and girls, as i understand. quite a bit of difference. >> republicans in d.c. are trying to paper a primary result to help them avoid headaches in a november midterms they can capitalize on a constituency here in coal country that the fox news poll of likely republican primary voters finds has joe manchin, the democratic incumbent senator, with an approval rating of 35%. president trump with an approval rating 87%. >> bret: interesting numbers. peter doocy

he served a year and he was formerly the ceo of massey energy when its upper big branch mine had an explosion that killed 29. but, his pitch is that enemies of coal in dc engineered the case against him. >> i think they saw what obama did to the industry. they know that i was working for the coal industry and west virginia and our west virginia conservative politics. probably doesn't surprise them that much that obama and his people would come after me. and they did. they failed because they didn't win any of the felony convictions and they won a misdemeanor that was made up. so i think they know that now. >> reporter: two other candidates in this race are just trying to present themselves as the best trump ally. the president won by 42 points here in 2016. state's attorney general said he's been doing his best from the state capitol to advance the president's agenda. >> i think we already have been working well with president trump. at the beginning of his administration, we worked closely with the white house and the agencies to roll back some of those burdensome regulations. that was our o

candidate and former massey coal ceo. thank you very much.to have you with us here tonight. >> thank you. >> martha: why do you think at this point that you are behind in the polls and do you think that it's because you did recently spend time in prison? >> i think i'm behind in the polls is because senator mcconnell has a super pac that's running, i think, $1.5 million worth of ads against me. we were even before that. and before election day we will be even or ahead. >> martha: speaking of senator mcconnell you made a comment over the course of this week that got quite a bit of attention. let's play that and then you can talk about your relationship with him. >> i have an issue when the father-in-law is a wealthy kind of person and has a lot of connections to some of the bras if you will in china. i don't have anything against his wife. i'm saying it's her father that is well connected in china. >> martha: i spoke with senator mcconnell on other topics. i wanted to get his reaction to that he did not respond directly to what he said but her

the former massey ceo was convicted of conspiracy to violate mine health and safety standards after aosion killed 29 people in 2010. what do you say to west virginia voters who think you have blood on your hand and shouldn't represent west virginia in the senate because of your role in a very deadly mining explosion? >> the thing i would say to them is that the deadly explosion is one of the biggest reasons they should vote for me if they have family members or are involved in the coal industry. unlike any other person that i know of, i stood up against the establishment when they falsely claimed the explosion was caused by the coal miners. >> reporter: he insists he was set >> reporter: he insists he was set up. >> blankenship is not a victim. >> reporter: do you think he can be a tough opponent politically? >> absolutely. >> reporter: but some national republicans are taking unusual steps to make sure that doesn't happen. running this ad. >> convicted criminal don blankenship. his company got caught pumping 1.4 billion gallons of toxic coal slurry estimating water supplies. >> repor

massey said you know by lucky not to be facing off against were all are ready for example so they were lucky with the draw this time around but it does look like storm clouds are gathering for next season this might be byron's best chance to win the champions league for years really did indeed i mean they have your punters now and they won't have him next year he was the one who led them to their last twenty thirteen he's leaving at the end of the season that's said he's always going to do that but you know this is by am they've always in with a shout the advances for them this year is that they're very much in form mean witnessed the six thrashing that they put dortmund through on the weekend and they have very few injury worries i mean their number one goalkeeper has been out for six months but his back up has really proved himself and you know have not suffered because of that last i mean the one thing that's tricky for them is that every year you can basically say that byron barcelona and real madrid go into the beginning of the tournament as favorites and as yet none of those team

that candidate with a criminal record is don blankenship, the former ceo of the massey energy companyll known in west virginia for, among other a misdemeanor charge of conspiring to violate federal mine safety standards. following an explosion at the upper big branch mine that killed 29. he thinks it gives him a leg up. >> that was a point for coal industry and west virginia conservative politics. he probably doesn't surprise them that much that obama and his people would come after me and they did. >> he makes them a primary a three-way contest with congressman evan jenkins in the state's attorney general patrick morrisey. the winner faces incumbent democratic senator joe manchin who declined to be interviewed for this story. in a state president trump won by 42 percentage points or 2016. inspiring governor jim justice to jump ship from the democratic party. >> i will be changing my registration to republican! >> now the ag is trying to discredit one of his opponents for his past affiliation as a democrat. >> i think evan jenkins is liberal. >> jenkins, the congressman, is using morr

. >> and you were with massey headquarters, correct? >> actually, i started off with the s-t-a-d-a-t 158 which was up at max hog had been, and the strategic technical doctorate and assistance team was what was left of it. >> okay. and i had this little compound up the country, and we would do a little patrolling and stuff and nothing big. and then as we pulled down and i had to come down to saigon, until they finally said the war is over, you've got to come home. >> so you were there at the very end. >> okay. >> how were things changing as that last tour progressed? >> it seemed like nobody had given up, the bad guys had not given up, but they were not near as aggressive as they were and it looked like -- it looked like everybody was just biding their time would be, i guess, the best way to try to describe it. >> did you still have any contacts with the vietnamese that you served with in '65? >> no. no. the commander that i was with last right before we pulled out said, okay, i hate it see you leave. >> and i said, well, i hate to leave

member of congress was thinking the interest that speech, you'll have to look at the from thomas masseyron was aiding a dark picture of the american democratic party. and i think that sums it up for the republicans. while president trump has been best the hosting president macron,, the latest date for the head of the department of veterans affa i rs head of the department of veterans affairs is in deep trouble. admiral ronny jackson, who currently serves as the president's physician, is facing allegations of misconduct while at the white house medical unit. he's accused of being drunk on thejob, dispensing pills without prescription, and fostering a hostile work environment. his confirmation hearing has been postponed, but drjackson — who met with the president yesterday — says he wants the opportunity to defend himself. for more, we'rejoined by ron christie, who served as an advisor to president george w bush. how has the white has been caught out by this? they knew their pet cat serious problems, they knew about the inspector general report, why won't be better prepared? this indicate

and of course thomas massey, article 2 shows that the commander had the latitude to take actions to defend america. and then you go back to congress for authorization. >> even if you go to congress, what is that going to result in? seems like we're not going to get through anything if the president was waiting for congressional approval to launch the air strikes, i don't think that would have happened. you read these responses. no one is on the same page. >> and we have to look back to the obama administration for which failed to hold the syrian government accountable. there was broad support amongst democrats for enforcing obama's original red line. so now you're having this mixed reaction because the democrats and the republicans. to your point, pete, that the president struck the right tone, he was stuck between not getting involved and yet another bush extended interventionist war and not appearing weak like obama. i thought the most telling moment we had is when lieutenant general mackenzie said i've got three words to describe this, presize, cover well ming and effective. >> you to t

his name -- the former head of the massey energy company.ime that contributed to the big branch mine tragedy where 29 miners lost their lump. he thinks the charges were political to help rally republicans around him. >> i'm sort of the point man for west virginia on conservative causes for the last 20 years and most people know i got assaulted by the president obama because of that. >> operatives in d.c. working with republicans say that if he is the republican on the ballot it might endanger their chances to pick up the manchin seat. >> bill: how are the other candidates trying to set themselves apart in a crowded race? >> it's basically, bill, a race within the republican party to see who can get the closest to president trump. one of the people in the race congressman even jenkins. >> i'm the only candidate who has an established working relationship with the president and the only candidate that has a 100% voting record pro-life and pro second amendment. >> the other candidate attorney general is working hard to discredit his opponent's

and on friday night i got a call from thomas massey and jim bridenstine, two of the finest people who ever served in congress, two of the smartest as well, people of real integrity. had homas said, louie, jim a brilliant idea and we need to talk to you about it. and jim bridenstine, who like i say was brilliant, served our nation in the air force, graduated from rice university, which has rather high standards of intelligence to be admitted and jim said, hey, wait, thomas, would you repeat that part about the guy from rice having a brilliant idea, you being a guy from m.i.t.? and anyway, they got on and they said, we're stuck with nine people, we can't get past nine people. we need 29 republicans to vote for somebody besides the speaker boehner and if we can get to 29, of course that was our goal. whole goal though, full disclosure, the plan was if we could get 29 republicans to vote for somebody besides john boehner, then that would throw it into a second ballot for the first time since 1923. there was some point back in the 1800's, mid 1800's, when they had over 60 ballots cast befo

republican congressman thomas massey on all of that. congressman, do you think the president then did this for show? when he had this big white house event and he pointed to that omnibus spending measure saying he was shocked and dill is -- disillusioned he signed it only because he would boost the military. do you buy that? >> he was put in a box. please don't shoot the messenger, but i am a conservative, it is a fairly tale, just like the balanced budget amendment that we voted on last week. neil: what is the fairly tale, congressman, which one. >> they're both. one is easter bunny, one is santa claus. neil: which one, the president trying to rescind it? >> the fact that congress would rescind anything. if they rescind anything it will be peanuts compared to the $1.3 trillion omnibus. here is something important, neil, i'm not hearing anybody talking about. we're already seven months into the fiscal year n five months on september 30th, there has to be another spending bill. i predict here on your show that congress is going to cut, c

and that really is a lot of what we're hearing, and then you get to the rand paul and the thomas masseyand people who are very thoughtful as it relates to the constitution and making sure that everything that the president does is appropriate and correct and respects the article i powers of congress, you know, they are for all of the right reasons, they want to be beyond just having a good line of communication with the administration they know the debate needs to be had and everything should be deliberate so there, that's a little bit less out to get the president of a mentality and more with regard s to what's the best for the united states or national security approaching it with a very constitutional perspective and i respect that. neil: well the president is pleased with the results overnight and he tweeted out a couple of items today but one that caught my eye was we could not have had a better result, mission accomplished. what did you think of choosing those words "mission accomplished"? >> the mission to degrade the capability of the syrians to conduct chemical warfare, that pa

the presence of massey don blankenship, who served a year in prison in connection with the which plosion bel speak ship was asked to about the explosion. prevent itm going to from happening again. annie, first from pennsylvania, line.at's good morning, go ahead. caller: hi, good morning. your show very much. i was watching the ceremonies of french t trump and the bans and reviewing the i guess the service people there. is this properw, protocol for all president when is they receive somebody from state department and have other presidents done the same thing? comments on o the t.v. host: similar instances have same lawn on the with various leaders over the years. in fact, if you are interested seeing the events, this is going on with president trump, ut if you visit our c-span video library, we've documented many of these similar type of have taken place over the years, events at the hite house, state dinners, other similar events. you can see that at c-span.org website. jerry from line, michigan. hello. caller: good morning. host: morning. caller: yes, i was hoping to comment on the air

ainsley: final thoughts what is the massey memo?able. be very -- you have to sort of police yourself. i wouldn't necessarily wait for congress to come up with regulations because i'm not sure they will really do something that will protect what we have. that is for sure. ainsley: that is good advice. thanks so much, bob. watch bob, friday nights, 8:30 on the stocks business network, for "the property man." great to see you. >> thank you, ainsley. ainsley: he was ambushed in afghanistan and has returned to serve our country. now our friends at folds of honor are honoring his family while he serves overseas. major dan rooney with is had story and there's his wife. we'ller tell you their story. they have been in love since high school. ♪ >> california governor jerry brown says he will send 400 troops to the border. a big caveat. what he is knot promising making headlines. mike pompeo picked to run the state department faces confirmation hearing a few minutes from now, set to begin a little over an hour from now. join bill and me, anoth

militarily president trump said we are going to use full spectrum of national power includes dip plom massey >> president trump counsel kellyanne conway joined is basically backed up that notion listen to this. >> the president makes his own decisions built everything he is persuaded in part by the fact that our allies agreed with the president. and he was then o this is right time to strike. and it shows the leadership and the alliance of three countries, the president doesn't want to go it alone doesn't want u.s. to just sit back. maria: it was important that president did have that support from britain and france. >> no question about it, there has been stories in the news true or not, about his relationship with those two prime ministers the fact collaborating around something around a common enemy a good thing for us. >> a great point there, because when you look at it, in a post-iraq intelligence world the fact we had two very important allies in the united kingdom and france clearly indicates the temintelligence ws there to justify taking out facilities that bar has been raised to inc

let‘s break this down with doctor richard massey. what is the confusion?s invisible, but we‘re there are plenty of things in the world that we know are there but we cannot see. you cannot see the win, but you can see the leaves on the trees blowing. we thought we knew a bit more about dark matter, but that turns out not to be the case? we thought we had spotted dark matter doing something a few years ago, which would be exciting, because we know lots of things it does not do. what did we think it was doing? we thought we had seen it slow down, as if it cared about the world around us, our world will stop it doesn‘t seem to interact with others, but we thought we had seen it doing something, slowing down of it. what you're talking about this fascinating but difficult to visualise, so we have some graphics from nasa. can you talk us through this animation? this isa talk us through this animation? this is a simulation of what the universe looks like if you could step back from it a long way. if an alien came to visit our universe, they would look around and t