>> because it's a choice, just like with mcdaniel v. paty. he could not do both things simultaneously. he could not -- mr. mcdaniel could not both be a minister and be a constitutional delegate, and what the court said forcing delegate. what the court said force tag choice -- >> you can have a playground here. >> you can't be a religious organization and have a playground. >> you have a playground. no one's taking it away from you. >> no, but area being penalized. >> no, the priest was told you can't be a priest or a congressman. so you can't do one or the other. >> right. >> here, there's nothing being taken away from. >> sure it's the same public benefit. you can't operate this daycare as a religious organization and receive the public benefit. >> what do we do with discrimination for religion? under your theory? because the way you're going in your theory is an expansion of mcdaniels. but putting aside that it's an expansion of mcdaniels, what are we going to end up with when secular people say, religious people are being discriminated in

and in this particular case, it's not only mcdaniel v. paty, but mccauley specifically said that if you target religion on its face, which this policy does, then it's unconstitutional. justice alito: and mr. cortman, i don't know whether we -- excuse me. i don't know whether we need to get into the history of this particular amendment here. i tend to think we don't need to, but at the beginning of the line of questioning that justice sotomayor just finished, she began with the suggestion that perhaps this amendment reflects an admirable historical tradition that should be respected. do you think that that is the proper way to analyze this question? mr. cortman: i don't. and this particular provision that we're discussing, they are -- and this has been briefed by several amicus briefs and -- and briefly by us, is a product of what we would consider to be one of the blaine amendments that was not found in locke v. davey. and the reason for that is, is it has that same language in the blaine amendment. it was adopted the same exact year, and

lou: rona mcdaniel. >> thank you. lou: vice president mike pence reassuring our allies in asia, and stepping up threats to nuclear north korea. >> we'll not rift and we'll not relent until we achieve the objective of a denuclearized korean peninsula. lou: we take that up with joan general jack keane. >> russia flying two of its nuclear capable bombers near the state of alaska. that wasn't friendly, was it? what impact will this have? that is much more straight ahead. poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. ♪ whoa that's amazing... hey, i'm the internet! i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you're doing... ...so build a b

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lou: rona mcdaniel. >> thank y. lou: vice president mike pence reassuring our allies in asia, and stepping up threats to nuclear north korea. >> we'll not rift and we'll not relent until we achieve the objective of a denuclearized korean peninsula. lou: we take that up with joan general jack keane. >> russia flying two of its nuclear capable bombers near the state of alaska. that wasn't friendly, was it? what impact will this have? lou: two russian nuclear capable bombers flying off of the coast of alaska last night, russian bombers came as close as 100 miles from kodiak island, the air force scrambles two stealth fighter jets and warning aircraft to intercept the bombers, they reversed course within 12 minutes of arriv arca arrival of the jet fighters. the bear bomber is well used, tuo tu -95 entered production in 1956. dhs secretary john kelly disclosed that fbi has what he called open terrorist investigation in all 50 states, kelly in a speech at george washington university said there were at least 37 islamic st

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let me get out of the way and ask george mcdaniel to come up and speak. [ applause ] >> go, george. >> thank you, leah, i appreciate that. thank you for being here. thank you, lonnie, and all of the wonderful staff for putting it together, and also the volunteers at the front desk. as director of an historical site i realize the important work of volunteers so i want to thank them. also, during this symposium one of the words has come up again and again has been struggle. for those of us in the public history field, we know that's an ongoing challenge. so when you're trying to answer questions that you may have, please know that we certainly don't have the definitive answers. this is an ongoing process, it is an ongoing struggle. well, as you can tell by my accent, i'm not from brooklyn. i'm very much -- jersey, that's right, jersey. i'm very much of a southerner. so beginning this i thought sort of in the tradition of southerners, black and white, he begin with a story, sort of like an african lie brags. i was in africa in the peace corps, but it is not just a humorous story. it is a

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joining us now is republican national committee chair woman ronna mcdaniel.reat to see you this morning. a bit of a nail biter last night. are you feeling relieved today? >> democrats put all their eggs in winning the election yesterday. they knew they had to get jon ossoff over the 50% mark. they fall short. now republicans will get behind handel to bring her to a win in june. >> shannon: the mere fact that we're talking about a competitive race in a congressional district democrats haven't held in 40 years is the nationwide grassroots movement for leaders ready to stand up to republicans. does the race say anything to you so far about what you can be facing in the 2018 mid-term? >> generally not good for the party of the president in power. >> well, special elections in and off themselves are different and unique. we need to take that into consideration. but let's look at jon ossoff, a canadien shall-candidate who doesn't live in the district. 97% of the money who funded his race, the juggernaut of fundraising came outside of the district. he is bringing in

>> it is a siing dmal and a lot one and ronald mcdaniel of the chair woman republican committee sayipublicans don't understand upon that the trump agenda ha to be passed on capitol hill they are going to lose. she was plain spoken and direct. >> they need to get her done and it is it enough already. the media is desperate for a win against president trump and wants to do something that rattles the cage. but the republicans have to earn every seat and make them out you caught. >> lou: the national left wing committee is want uponing someone other than the media and his own party led by paul ryan on the house side who is opposing the wall and opposing health care reform and replacement of obamacare and opposing tax reform. they are missing the historic tore store. >> they are burying the head lune. you highlighted. well done. you should is have your own show. and this is so frustrating and you look at it go down and check the box. president trump, they should thank him. he's the reason they are reelected and new people who came in and put it together and make sure to achieve the agenda

mcdaniel and speaker and vice president and chief of staff, are all from the midwest, and for the democratic party, schumer and warren, booker and sanders, are all from the northeast, and how that can play out geopolitically moving forward with some of the areas that are sort of ripe for the taking are not being responded to in terms of people from those places being elevated to the forefront of the discussion? how that is going to work out. governor kasich is also from the midwest. john: the democratic side will not have a leader of the party until they have a new standardbearer running for president in 2020, so we don't have 18, 20 people running for that. who knows what that will be. both parties are in search of identity, quite frankly. we stumbled upon mr. trump, and he was able to win. hillary clinton, and i said earlier, she moved around to try to beat back senator sanders. you had a 72-year-old socialist who was not even a member of the democratic party who almost won their nomination and brought most of the energy to the primary battle. then you had our situation. both parties curre

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ronna mcdaniels is here with us. we reached out to tom perez. he was not available.what he said, ronna. now, i'm just wondering if he won't deal that back. he seems to be of that opinion and it's widely echoed among the liberal community that republicans really don't care. how do you as the head of the rnc respond? >> i think it's deeply concerning to see the head of the democrat party use such rhetoric saying that republicans don't give a bleep about people and to not see democrat leaders coming forward and denouncing that rhetoric. there's a lot of democrats that represent republicans in their states. joe manchin, heidi heitkamp. they need to respond to what the head of their party is saying. i'm head of the republican party. i know republicans care about people. democrats do. this type of rhetoric is to divide and incite anger and certainly not helpful for getting things done in this country, which is really what americans want. they want better healthcare and national security. >> neil: i worry when it gets to so extreme that the two sides can't agree on anything

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ronnie mcdaniel is here. we did request tom perez, the dnc chair. but they're working.pe springs eternal there. what did you make of that in democratic ranks, there's problems there? >> yeah, the democratic party is very divided. you've seen bernie sanders refusing to turn over his list to the dnc. the democrats are still very angry about how the dnc put their thumb on the scale for hillary clinton during this election process. they didn't like the party establishment coming in and trying to determine how the vote went and who was the nominee. you're seeing anger and angst over that still. >> neil: how are republicans dealing with those candidates and those that meet with their constituents? a lot of time protesters, you know, load up at these events here even if they're not constituents at all, i don't know how they verify and check who comes? they're ready for attack. is there a message that the rnc gives these folks when they meet with crowds like this, to take it, deal with it, what? >> each of these congressional members are determining how they'll deal with their

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. >> that was the chair of the rnc mcdaniel warning republicans about abandoning the president on therder wall promise. time for the lid. panel is back, he wi. michael, this is not the first time this successor of yours, successor, successor, successor, two removed here, has thrown a warning shot at republicans in congress, hey, guys, if you're going to break your promise on repeal and replace, break your promise on the wall, she's not saying where she sits on these issues. she's looking at it as a pure organizer, you're going to make my job harder. >> it's how we got here 2006, 2008, et cetera, because of the promises that were broken. remember we all were at the closing ceremony for the department of education. >> is that right? >> remember how we were told we were going to shut down the department of education in the '80s, that ceremony went well. with we were going to get a supreme court to reverse roe versus wade. that's the reality for the party and the base they feel they've been lied to and the chairman is absolutely right. if you cannot get repeal and replace done, meaning fu

here is ronna mcdaniel on "fox & friends." >> i think the democrats should be denouncing his behaviorweekend. to say that republicans do not give a blank about people, that should not be rhetoric that the head of the democratic party should be using. and he keeps talking about resist, not working with the president, are they going to resist better jobs? are they going to resist a better economy? >> in the meantime first daughter -- former first daughter chelsea clinton speaking at a u.n. event. >> ladies and gentlemen, current first daughter of the united states chelsea clinton. >> oh, my god! i just can't without any way. et introduction, by the way. i am very happy with my life. let's give us your thoughts. i think i have said many times on this couch that i think that the media gives her an absolutely ridiculous to pass, and i will hear from you, richard. 2020, putting her up. is this the future? what do you think of tom perez saying that republicans do not give a blank? >> i would not say it. i do not think that it is becoming. i do think it is the responsibility of a party chair

regional and that a lot of the de facto leaders of each party like to say the republicans, general mcdaniel and speaker and vice president and chief of staff, are all from the midwest, and for the democratic party, schumer and warren, booker and sanders, are all from the northeast, and how that can play out geopolitically moving forward with some of the fors that are sort of ripe the taking are not being responded to in terms of people from those places being elevated to the forefront of the discussion? governor kasich is also from the midwest. john: the democratic side will not have a leader of the party until they have a new standardbearer running for president in 2020, so we don't have 18, 20 people running for that. who knows what that will be. both parties are in search of identity, quite frankly. we started upon mr. trump, and he was able to win. hillary clinton, and i said earlier, she moved around to try to beat back senator sanders. socialist72-year-old who almost won the nomination. energy to most of the the primary battle. then you had our situation. both parties currently are st

become regional in that a lot of de facto leaders of each party, like say the republicans, chairwoman mcdaniel and speaker and the vice president of the chief of staff are all from the midwest, at the de facto leaders of the democratic party like chuck schumer and warren, booker and senate are all from the northeast and how that's going to play out geopolitically moving forward when some of the areas that are sort of ripe for the taking are not really being responded to in terms of people from those places being elevated to the forefront, the discussion, how that's going to work out. >> k-6 also from the midwest. >> the democratic side, they won't have a lead of the party into revenue standardbearer running resident in 2020. so they were 18, 20 people running for the position so who knows what that will be. but both parties are in search of an identity quite frankly. we stumbled upon mr. trump and he was able to win. hillary clinton was as essentially was elected -- she moved around to try to beat back senator sanders. you had a 72-year-old socialist and wasn't even wasn't even a member of the

give credit to the new chair, ron that mcdaniel.i predictions, she made predictions before recently with october of 2016, coattails of hillary, and problems trump was having at that time, and of course they fell short. neil: she is reading tea leaves that aren't consistent but they are for republicans, that the republican candidate winning in kansas in a special election. >> yeah. neil: only by six points. georgia still unresolved but the democratic candidate there darn near getting 50% he would have needed to win. >> yeah. neil: comes down to runoff in june. >> yeah. neil: she has reason to feel a little confident. what do you make of that? >> without a doubt, neil. republicans in washington are nervous. if this become as do-nothing congress, the house certainly will be in play. those special elections, those are conservative-leaning districts. democrats didn't win and underdog in rainoff in georgia but you never know with runoffs. the other aspect i think is fund-raising. last year all about the white house and senate. not so much

stuart: i want you to listen to what rnc chair rona romney mcdaniels said about building that wall. and roll tape. >> i know that our voters are going to hold us accountable in 2018 if we do not keep the campaign promises that were made. if we don't keep our promises, our base is going to walk away, and they're going to feel like, hey, you said one thing on the campaign trail to get elected, and then you didn't act on it. stuart: brandon, it is a political question. if the border wall is not built, if the republicans can't do it, i take it that that's a -- you and your union, you walk away from the republican party? >> we'll be very upset. you've got to remember that when i gave the endorsement to president trump, that endorsement was mentioned in every single major campaign speech that he gave. and it was, and his meteoric rise was based upon his immigration stances, and we want to see promises kept. why continue to vote for people if they don't keep the promises that they made on the campaign trail? stuart: i have to throw this at you. the left is saying that a wall is, essentiall