i wanted to acknowledge something you said, chairwoman mcdaniel.id, "look, it was going on during the obama presidency. they knew russia was meddling, trying to meddle, actually meddling, and the come quite about it." and she said there has been talk about -- maybe regretfully so. maybe they should have gone public. then he might have christopher wray saying, "well you should." and others in the administration. "maybe we should talk more publicly about what russia is trying to do." i will give you last word. >> i won't speak to what they are doing with congress, and those briefings. i would be privy to that. they feel is a rush on every count. you saw obama in the 2012 debate say, "the '80s are common, they want their foreign policy back," when his opponent mentioned that russia was their biggest geopolitical flow. "when i'm elected we will have more flicks ability." he didn't inform president trump that russian actors may be trying to interfere with his campaign. on every level they failed and president trump has been the one tougher on russia and

i'm doing now but rnc chair ronna mcdaniel. good to see you today. talk a little bit, if we can come about -- first let me get your reaction to is making news, what mike just talked about. >> well, i think the american people do want to see this investigation seen through. the democrats have put out this talking point that it's been debunked. i haven't seen anything that's debunked. the concerns most people have when they see the vice president in a foreign country, saying, "i'm going to withhold a billion dollars of u.s. aid on the sea fired prosecutor happens to be investigating a company my son sits on the board of." let's look at hunter biden making $83,000 a month, harris. that's more than an average family of four in the united states of america makes in a year. i think there are things to look at. you know should really want this? joe biden. if he is so innocent, he should say, "clear my name, let's get to the bottom of it. let's dispel these concerns." i do think it's important we see this all the way through. >> harris: i don't think you wil

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and mcdaniels, had been a member of the jaycees previously. everything that i whispered when i moved there was how liberal the raleigh observer was . having hear you talk about the past and the things that were done in the past, posting to the daniels family said that their generation offspring, if you haven't run into any of the daniels as a in the younger ones and if you have, and they read your book, i just wanted on a personal basis, to see the difference in the writing in the newspaper today as a journalist. and if you run into any of the family. >> whenever there, and today, i worked there in the 70s, today was a very progressive liberal editorial. when i was there, thought it was a terrific paper. it was a force. particularly covering governments, state governments, and exposing fraud by republicans and democrats. the remainder democratic paper and i think editorial page, over the years pretty much traditional mainstream liberal democratic opinions and values are in. [inaudible]. >> daniels died in the 40s. his family did taken over and

ronna mcdaniel. >> shannon: okay, folks here very passionate.e got off to talk to some of the people to go to the rallies. this is how one of the supporters for senator sanders ended up winning tonight characterized things. she says trump is a politician. acrnie is a movement. we have seen the passion. we have seen the crowd. what do you think of the head of the matchup of those two? >> trump is delivering results. you look at 7 million new jobs, ates up, unemployment rates record low, the president delivered on so many levels for the american people. and now, he gets to run on that record it. and bernie sanders is a socialist who wants total government takeover of our health care and every aspect of our lives. i think that contrastal could nt be clearer. socialism versus democracy. and president trump and democracy will win every time. >> shannon: okay, "the washington post" under this headline, of course, bernie can win lays out the case for him this way. he commands a passionate dedicated active army of volunteers and small dollar donors. he

it's important that hattie mcdaniel won the oscar for that role. but it's also okay to acknowledge how problematic the film is and how it makes black people feel some kind of way about it. he was intentional about that. he tried to pull back a little bit to give himself a couch -- or "sunset boulevard" how about that? i do think he knew what he was saying app and i think the crowd ate it up. except for the brother standing behind him. when he said "gone with the wind," that man stood up and looked around. >> i love to watch hold poomovi. i'll watch with my mom on the phone. we'll say this over and over. yeah. >> like where are the black folks folk s? the way the crowd reacted, when he said "gone with the wind" it was like a sports game. >> or "sunset boulevard." interesting. >> oh, don. >> thank you, both. i appreciate it. have a great weekend, both of you. thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. and it's not the trailer right next to us? this guy? you don't believe me? hop in. good lookin' pickup, i will say that. oh wow. silverado

herhere with reaction as rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel's with us. good to see you. one of the things that i know you are really good at his numbers. we saw the same thing in iowa. now i record that the president said in new hampshire. this is on the heels of this impeachment -- welcome the latest conspiracy hoax, where i understand you raised record amount of money. >> by every metric, sean, the president is in such a better position than he was even in 2016. we've activated a belly in a small online donors since the impeachment began. a million new donors. we trained 500,000 volunteers. you are seeing the lines at the rallies, you are saying the record turnout in iowa and new hampshire. everybody is energized. it's turning into the trump juggernaut because people know their lives are better and they are coming out in droves for this president. >> sean: what i like to -- i would like to be cautious because it is just my nature. i like to act like we are six points down, two minute drill, no times out, got to get the touchdown, get the extra point to win, got to get

ron mcdaniel, his niece, saying that she doesn't agree with him. are any of these senators, the republican senators who did not vote to convict president trump, are they angry about what mitt romney did? are they doing anything about it? >> reporter: if they are, ali, they aren't speaking about it much the same way that say donald trump jr. is. what we have heard from republican senators is this phrase -- that they were surprised and disappointed and heard that enough from republican senators that we are safe in saying it is an officially sanctioned republican talking point and why you don't see republican senators attacking mitt romney in the same way that president trump is, that his son is, that rhonda mcdaniel and dropped the name romney at the president's we're told request is not going that far because they know what mitt romney said in the interview that it is true, that it is a decision that he grappled with, he did not arrive at easily. mitch mcconnell interviewed by another network last night said it is his job, mcconnell's job, to win as

ronna mcdaniel, who is mitt romney's niece, said she disagrees with her uncle in a statement saying "republican party is more united than ever behind him. i along with the g.o.p. stand with president trump." i think the white house was hoping that mitt romney was going to vote to acquit. they are probably not surprised that he's now going to vote to convict. he will go down in history as the first member of the president's own party in u.s. history to vote to convict the president on grounds of impeachment. that puts him in a class all his own. >> dana: he said he understood the gravity of the decision that he hasn't slept past 4:00 a.m. he said it was the toughest decision of his life. we will get more reaction. >> it is going to be rough for him, no question. >> dana: republican senator rick scott of florida joins me now from capitol hill. let me get your initial thoughts on mitt romney giving these comments on the senate floor. >> clearly i disagree with him. i think it's unfortunate that he's bought into adam schiff's impeachment charade which is what it was. the house democrats c

. >> brennan: joining us is the ahead of the republican national whiteo ronna mcdaniel. >> good to be>> brennan: president trump will be the first american president to run for re-election after having been impeached. how do you turn that into an asset? >> we're already seeing it as an asset with the base. we've headed 600,000 now donors since the impeachment began. approval rating has gone up. and the american people really it hasn't been bipartisan, and hasn't been held to the same standard as past presidents. it's democrats pushing against a president they never wanted to see elected to begin with and fought him every step of the way. and then the president signing the phase 1 deal with china and the more. >> and the rnc is picking up the tab for some of the president's legal defense. isn't that true for his lawyer? this is creating a fund like bill clinton did. why did the rnc do it this way >> we do have a legal fund. it's not just for a ground game, and infrastructure, and specifically for legal expenses. guess what? we're paying for it, and not the taxpayers. the democrats are

hattie mcdaniel won an oscar for her performance. that was 80 years ago.son of colour to be nominated in the acting categories. it's embarrassing, you know? hollywood, that is supposed to be, you know, this is our dreams, this is our best self, this is our most aspirational self that we are presenting and, hopefully, related to who we really are in the time capsule of this moment, so it's bizarre, it's weird and it's embarrassing. it does take time to change but the feeling here as we approach sunday's academy awards is, for the oscars, that time really is up. will gompertz, bbc news, los angeles. and we will bring you the scenes from the oscars on monday. a man has been placed under judicial investigation in paris for stealing a mural by the street artist banksythe mural, depicting a masked rat weilding a box—cutter, was taken in the middle of one night last september. two men used a metal cutter to remove it from the back of a car—park entry sign just outside the pompidou centre where it had been put up a year earlier. police arrested three men in connec

hattie mcdaniel won an oscar for her performance. that was 80 years ago.my awards where she's the only person of colour to be nominated in the acting categories. it's embarrassing, you know? hollywood, that is supposed to be, you know, this is our dreams, this is our best self, this is our most aspirational self that we are presenting and, hopefully, related to who we really are in the time capsule of this moment, so it's bizarre, it's weird and it's embarrassing. it does take time to change but the feeling here as we approach sunday's academy awards is, for the oscars, that time really is up. will gompertz, bbc news, los angeles. the weather now with chris fawkes. hello there. we've got some very strong winds indeed coming our way this weekend. all courtesy of storm ciara, which will arrive on sunday. that's when we are going to see the strongest winds, with met office warnings already in force. these could yet be updated through the weekend so make sure you stay in touch with the forecast over the course of the weekend. now, storm ciara itself will devel

hattie mcdaniel won an oscar for her performance. that was 80 years ago. is supposed to be, you know, this is our dreams, this is our best self, this is our most aspirational self that we are presenting and, hopefully, related to who we really are in the time capsule of this moment, so it‘s bizarre, it‘s weird and it‘s embarrassing. it does take time to change but the feeling here as we approach sunday‘s academy awards is, for the oscars, that time really is up. will gompertz, bbc news, los angeles. and we‘ll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, claire c0hen and rachel cunliffe, that‘s coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it‘s time for the weather for the week ahead with lucy martin. all week we have been talking about the stormy weather to come this weekend under the same feature has brought some disruptive weather to eastern parts of the us. there has been record—breaking amounts of snow in oklahoma and you can see in the footage behind me there has been flooding from torrential rain, and with gales, there has been some dis

hattie mcdaniel won an oscar for her performance. that was 80 years ago.e's the only person of colour to be nominated in the acting categories. it's embarrassing, you know? hollywood, that is supposed to be, you know, this is our dreams, this is our best self, this is our most aspirational self that we are presenting and, hopefully, related to who we really are in the time capsule of this moment, so it's bizarre, it's weird and it's embarrassing. it does take time to change but the feeling here as we approach sunday's academy awards is, for the oscars, that time really is up. will gompertz, bbc news, los angeles. have a look at these stunning pictures of the northern lights dancing in the skies. this is lapland, in finland, just before midnight on thursday. spring is one of the best times to see the northern lights also known as the aurora borealis because of stronger solar wind activity taking place in the arctic circle at this time of year. one for anyone's bucket list. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @jamesbbcnews. please do stay with us. hello there.

hattie mcdaniel won an oscar for her performance. that was 80 years ago.ay at an academy awards where she's the only person of colour to be nominated in the acting categories. it's embarrassing, you know? hollywood, that is supposed to be, you know, this is our dreams, this is our best self, this is our most aspirational self that we are presenting and, hopefully, related to who we really are in the time capsule of this moment, so it's bizarre, it's weird and it's embarrassing. it does take time to change but the feeling here as we approach sunday's academy awards is, for the oscars, that time really is up. will gompertz, bbc news, los angeles. that's all from us. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak, coming up on the programme: rugby‘s oldest trophy is upforgrabs. the six nations hot‘s up as scotland take on england in the calcutta cup scotland were beaten by ireland last time out — now andy farrell's men take on the defending champions wales and heather dart almos

hattie mcdaniel won an oscar for her performance. that was 80 years ago.ite acting nominee. it's embarrassing, you know? hollywood, that is supposed to be, you know... this is our dreams, this is our best self, this is our most aspirational self that we are presenting, and hopefully related to who we really are in the time capsule of this moment, and so it's bizarre, it's weird and it's embarrassing. it does take time to change, but the feeling here as we approach sunday's academy awards is, for the oscars, that time really is up. will gompertz, bbc news, los angeles. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. there is a big storm heading our way? the message is that for some of us way? the message is that for some of us this may be one of the worst we have had in a number of years. i wa nt to have had in a number of years. i want to point out that the storm is still a way across the atlantic and things can change. the best case scenario is that the winds would be quite as strong as we think, but it's inevitable that we'll be in for a very

trouble because we won the great state of michigan, and helping us, with the rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. great job. i said get me the woman from michigan to head up, who is that woman from michigan to head up the rnc, thank you ron a great job. setting all kinds of, records polling records, contribution records, everything, were doing everything, great job and tommy hicks, i want you to say hello. tommy hicks is a special friend. and haley, thank you darling. harry tweeted you haley, i retreated you all over the place. and together we are all together, we are building the world's most prosperous economy, and the most inclusive society and it were in the world, it's a great place. since my election, americas made 7 million new jobs. the unemployment rate is in the lowest rates, in half a century. the average unemployment rate under my administration, is lower than any previous administration, in the history of our country, do you believe that one? >> that's pretty, amazing that's pretty amazing. the unemployment rate among african americans, hispanic, americans and asian americas, has re

. >> i would like to know about the reaction governor mcdaniel. and the reaction from barnett. governor russell was the republican and in fact he was put in office with the help of a black vote. he was from wilmington he was from a slave owning family and was part of of the white white gentry and wilmington. he was under threat by the white supremacist. completely intimidated him. they threatened him with the fascination. they threatened him with impeachment. he managed to boat. he have to go through red shirt talents in order to get back to raleigh on the train. they have to hide him in a baggage car. they would try to lynch him and he made it to raleigh only to find that the governor's mansion was surrounded by a mom and he barely got inside. in order for federal troops to come down he was at about two because he was terrified. >> i am wondering if they had been so successful in suppressing the boat why did they feel it was necessary to go ahead with the coup. municipal election was there. they know once they stole the election they would be in the position to do whatever the

hattie mcdaniel won an oscar for her performance. that was 80 years ago.arrassing, you know? hollywood, that is supposed to be, you know... this is our dreams, this is our best self, this is our most aspirational self that we are presenting, and hopefully related to who we really are in the time capsule of this moment, and so it's bizarre, it's weird and it's embarrassing. it does take time to change, but the feeling here as we approach sunday's academy awards is, for the oscars, that time really is up. will gompertz, bbc news, los angeles. now on bbc news, it's time for newswatch. hello and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed. tonight, we are leaving the european union. borisjohnson addresses the nation via social media on the night we finally leave the eu. why didn't the bbc broadcast his speech? and why did the bbc turn its new studio blue and yellow for brexit night? last friday was the night we left the european union and the bbc had

. >> shannon: great numbers for the president, record numbers for the incumbent president, ronna mcdanielhanks for joining us. let's take a deeper dive into the results and what they say about the state of the democratic race. bret baier is sticking around with us, good evening. what is your overall thought, and outright win for senator sanders but not by much when it comes to mayor pete. >> bret: i think it's obviously a win for bernie sanders but closer than we thought it was going to be. it is a big story line for amy klobuchar who really capitalized on a national debate performance and growth that momentum into the weekend, obviously a strong showing for mayor pete almost pulling out a win here after his win -- although fewer votes in iowa, another big story line is who did not perform. look for the death knell's to start sounding for joe biden at elizabeth warren. you have nevada and you have to wait until the end of the month for south carolina, you wonder if joe biden can make it there. >> shannon: i want to play something from a senate minority leader chuck schumer about his predi

rnc chair ronna mcdaniel to talk about the iowa caucuses tonight. they will be great fun. "the des moines register" poll didn't work out. and is bernie sanders doing as well as they say? what does that mean for the radical dems? dhs secretary chad wolf, "judicial watch" president tom fitton in a bit of a discussion about, well, people who are on the voter rolls who shouldn't be. we'll be taking that up tonight. former strategist to president trump, sebastian gorka with us. pulitzer prize-winning columnist michael goodwin, including amazing day, joe manchin calling for a censure of the president with friend like that. we hope you join us at top of the hour. liz: he has been impeached. he has been impeached, they will censure him? that is penalty. >> by the way he is about to be acquitted which is the important part. liz: there you go. >> thanks, liz. liz: lou dobbs, here it comes the backlash. republicans preparing a sweeping counterattack senator lindsey graham, told maria bartiromo that republicans are gearing up investigations on three fronts. the bidens and their allega

ronna mcdaniel, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> shannon: let's take a deeper dive in the results what they say about the state of the republican race, special report bret baier sticking around with us. good evening, brett. good morning on the east coast. thank you for sticking around. what is your overall thought, a win and outright win for sanders but not by much when it comes to their field? >> bret: shannon, i think it is obviously a win for bernie sanders, but a lot closer than we thought it was going tot be. it is a big story line for amy klobuchar who really capitalized on a national debate performance and road that momentum in to the weekend. and strong showing for mayor pete almost pulling out a win here after his win mall though, fewer votes in iowa but more delegates, and i think the other big story line is who did not perform andor that is joe biden and elizabeth warren. look for the death nails to start sounding for both of those campaigns. because you have nevada and ther you have to wait until the end of the month until south carolina. you wonder

rona mcdaniel, his niece, the chairman of the rnc, came out really early with a statement attacking him. the rnc spent out a memo showing that donald trump is more popular than mitt romney in utah. that donald trump jr. has been bashing him. some white house advisers have been warning trump that he should just move on, take the acquittal, not focus on romney, move past the impeachment news cycle. judging by the past, i think that is wishful thinking. he may be alienated from his own party. but mitt romney as he said in a series of interviews, his line is that the worst thing that could happen to you in politics already happened to him. he lost the presidential race. he's a wealthy man. he's an older man. my sense of him, just observing him and reporting on people around him is that if he does become a one-term senator that won't be the end of his life. and he's not up for four more years. so he has a long time to see how it shakes out for him. >> indeed. nancy, i want to play for you some of romney with chris wallace. >> you realize this is war. donald trump will never forgive you for t

ronald mcdaniel tweeted against her own uncle mitt romney in the speech that he made on the floor of the republican party. what levers have thinking principaled republicans have at this point. a republican party of which 94% of the people support donald trump. >> well, my main leaver, ali, i am the better of the two candidates because i'm an economic conservative. i was rated the most fiscally conservative governor in the office and that used to be worth something in the republican party and i'm a realist about protecting the government and the steps we have to take to avoid because of the polar ice cap melting. i am a realist because multipliers and no point kocozyg up to dictators. the fact that he has all these side bars and side steps and you never know what is going to pop out of his head next, that is just an additional icing on the cake. >> you have called him a boil and i'm just reading an article from the "new hampshire union leader" which was filed about ten hours ago in which it said weld predicted the republican party split in half if trump is nominated. what does that lo

romney's niece, ronna romney mcdaniel said this is not the first time i disagree with mitt. the bottom line is president trump did nothing wrong. the republican party is more united than ever behind him. i have got to imagine everyone's going to watch the predictable kind of nuclear reaction that they will get from trump and the republican party on nips this. >> well, that's the whole point. >> yes. >> that's the strategy. that's been the strategy from day one. you know, donald trump goes after mitt romney when he steps out of line. not because he thinks he's going to be able to intimidate mitt romney necessarily, but because he's sending a message to all the other republicans who might consider stepping out of line. i will say, you know, when i was talking to romney, he was bracing for this political backlash. yesterday. and he said, look, i know this is going to be really bad. i know that the vast majority of my party is lined up behind trump. he told me that when he -- he's in airports or walks down the street, random people will shout things at him, call him a traitor, t

mitt romney did vote to convict the president was what an awkward it puts his niece, ronna romney mcdanielesident and his campaign manager. she speaks with him often. she is here having to issue statements saying that she and the rest of the gop stand with president trump on this. >> very interesting. will the president's legal defense team be up on capitol hill in the senate during today's roll call for the impeachment vote? >> reporter: yeah, the whole impeachment defense team is expected to be up there. the legislative affairs director is up there right now avoiding answering questions directly on mitt romney's decision, but they will be there for this vote to come todown and like we said, ty are still hoping some of those red state democrats will cross over to acquit the president. that is still to be determined as well as if p we are going to hear from the president on this. of course, wolf, it's expected we will at some point. the question is just when and how. >> all right, kaitlan thank you very much. the news on romney that's going forward. we're still only a few minutes away from

violation of one's oath of office that i can imag amna: in a tweet responding to the senator, ronna mcdanielblican national committee , chair and romney's nieceid, quote, "this is not the first time i have disagreed with mitt, and i imagine it will not be the last. i, along with the @gop, stand with presidentrump." back on the senate floor, minority leader chuck schumer criticized his colleagues across the aisle, accusing them of overrting the preside the truth. >> the verdict of this kangaroo court will be meaningless. by refusing the facts, by refusing witnesses d documents, the republican majority has placed a giant asterisk, the asterisk of a sham trial next to the acquittal of president trump, written in permanent ink. amna: majority leader mitch mcconnell hailed the senate for tamping down what he cald the partisan fires. >> whatever policy differences we may have, we should all agree this is precisely the kind of recklessness, the kind of recklessness that the senate was created to stop. amna: with the verdict behind him, president trump bthis post-impeachment chapter of his presidenc

ronna mcdaniel, who is the chair of the republican national committee saying quote, the record-breakingpresident and his policies continue to grow as we head full force into this presidential election year. melissa: money can't help a rocky debate performance. the democrats taking to the stage as michael bloomberg made his debut. really didn't go that well. i don't know if you saw it but i'm sure peter doocy did. he is in las vegas with the details. peter? reporter: melissa, michael bloomberg is not on the ballot in nevada, so he got out of town to super tuesday utah where he is trying to laugh off what happened last night. >> i was here in salt lake last month. we had a great event but the energy is even better today. [cheering] and just like last night at the debate, except the other people on the stage are actually happy to see me now -- reporter: warren was the first to take a whack at bloomberg unearthing old unflattering things he said about women and her campaign says they had their best fund-raising hour of the cycle while she was doing it. the bernie sanders campaign said they

wow, so romney's decision was even met with criticism by republican national committee chair ronna mcdaniel is his niece. she wrote in part this, this is not the first time i disagree with mitt, and will not be the last. the bottom line is president trump did nothing wrong and the republican party is more united than ever with him. i along with the gop stand with president trump. the republican party of utah said it is pleased to see the president acquitted adding quote this, we appreciate the service rendered to our state by utah's two senators, as a party we strongly disagree with the vote cast by senator romney. >>> switching gears to the other side, results from the iowa democratic caucus are astill trickling in, with 97% of precincts reporting, pete buttigieg and bernie sanders are in a near tie. sanders is ahead in the raw vote totals for both stages of the caucus, but buttigieg somehow is ahead by less than a quarter of a point in the percentage that determines how many national delegates each candidate receives. senator elizabeth warren remains in third place, followed by former vic

. >> nawaz: in a tweet responding to the senatorronna mcdaniel, publican national committee chair andney's niece, said" this is not rst time i have disagreed with mittand i i, along with the g.o.p., stand. with president trump." >> back on the senate floor mine order leader chuck schumer crit side his colleagues across the aisle. accusing them of supporting the president overhehe truth. >>erdict of this kangaroo court will be meaningless. by refusing the facts, b refusing witnesses and documents, the republion practice has placed a giant terisk, the asterisk of a sham trial next to the acquittal of president trump written in permanent inc majority leader mitch mcconnell hailed the sene for tamping fire.what he called the partisan >> whatever policy differences we may have, we should allre ag this is precisely thofe kin recklessness, the kind of recklessness t senate waso created to. >> with the verdict now behind him, president trump begins thim postpeachment chapter with an approval rating of 49% in the latest gallup poll, his highest rating since taking office. for the pbs newshour,

joining us ron mcdaniel. do you think the president is chuckling all the way through the night?> the president is clearly the big winner, we have the highest turnout for an income net president. the energy on our side is so strong. our caucus ran very, very well congrats to the island republican party. the democrats it was a debacle. i think there are questions that should be raised with the des moines register poll not coming out because of inconsistencies. now the clock is having an issue, and the app called shadow did not work to report the results. i think the party needs to figure out why the inconsistencies in iowa especially when joe biden was going to have an abysmal night. >> that sound like a conspiracy theory but i will not get into it. >> i'm going to ask you this, do you think the president will bring it up when he does the state of the union message? >> speaker pelosi will be behind him. >> i don't think he has to bring it up. the president one and everybody knows that in the president is on a roll with signing the phase i deal with usmca and all the things in our

steve mcdaniel, thank you. and i'm going to keep moving. our petrochemical industry has so many incredible potentials. aufter caverton is heading up a downstream task force that's unbelievable. if you will just be patient, it is unbelievable what is going to happen to manufacturing in this state, and it's all going to flow -- not all but a lot of it is going to flow to the petrochemical side. we want our oil and gas people to drive. we want like i said before to try any and every way we possibly can to continue to manufacture one additional coal job. one additional gas job. it's happening. it's happening. it's tough, it's dog-flat tough. the coal market to thermal market was at $78 a ton. and now it's $35. there's no way. we just can't hardly compete, and it's really tough. when the market was $210 a ton, fob miningment today it's $85. it's tough. but we have to keep finding solutions and ways to absolutely ensure our coal miners will have their jobs. now, one thing now that we've been able to work and compromise on from the gas side that i

so, steve mcdaniel, thank you. and i'm going to keep moving. our petro chemical industry has so many incredible potentials. austin is heading a downstream task force. it's unbelievable if you'll just be patient. it is unbelievable what is going to happen to manufacturing in this state. and it's all going to flow -- not all, but a lot of it is going to flow through the petro chemical side. we want our oil and gas people to thrive. we want like i said before to try any and every way we possibly can to continue to manufacture one additional coal job, one additional gas job. it's happening. it's happening. it's tough. it's dog-flat tough. the coal market, the thermal market was at $78 a ton and now it's $35. there's no way. we just can't hardly compete, and it's really tough. the metallurgical market was at $210 a ton, fob the mining. today it's $85. it's tough. but we've got to keep trying to find solutions and ways to absolutely ensure that our coal miners are going to have their jobs. now, one thing now that we've been able to work and compromis

rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel has a reality check next.ve: plus the media having a field day just after president trump's state of the union. >> it was aimed at appealing to conservatives with red meat republican issues. >> dark parts were dark. the bizarre parts were bizarre. ♪ never really over. steve: we will take a look. that's live from our green room. our media panel gearing up. their reaction next ♪ just because it's over ♪ doesn't mean it's over ♪ e than people in other countries, for the exact same drugs. but they aren't listening. they've just raised the prices of over five hundred drugs. president trump supports a bipartisan plan, that would force drug companies to lower prices. but the senate won't act. tell senate leaders to stop drug company price gouging and lower drug prices now. dealing with our finances really haunted me.ttle cranky. thankfully, i got quickbooks, and a live bookkeeper's helping customize it for our business. (live bookkeeper) you're all set up! (janine) great! (vo) get set up right with a live bookkeeper

you have the case of mcdaniel who lied to congress repeatedly, no cruel investigation. the former national security adviser mind to congress facing a decade in prison. >> they are fundamentally the same fact pattern. andrew mccabe was interviewed by fbi investigators, was not truthful, lacked candor, general flynn was approached by the fbi, asked questions and was determined not to be telling the truth, these fact patterns are similar and just last night by a random person in the airports why is there a double standard at the department of justice? william barr is the right person, symmetry to these types of cases and the general flynn case will be the exemplary where we look at whether or not those in contravention just the president are treated differently under the system than those who are supportive of the president. i hope that's not the case and ultimately the american people are going to have to be explained while in case someone gets prosecuted and forced to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to defend themselves and another case that person is not charged

. >> ronna mcdaniel responded to the senseless acts on real donald trump supporters.nty democratic party called on all citizens to act with respect, dignity and civility to one another. >> sandra: phil keating in miami for us. thanks. >> ed: still ahead, we're waiting to hear live from the president at the top of the hour meeting with the nation's governors at the white house. we'll take you there live as it happens. >> sandra: bernie mad-off wants out of prison early after being sentenced to 150 years behind bars. why and what his chances are of walking free. charles payne walks in. good morning. refinance with no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $2000 every year. call my team at newday usa right now. >> sandra: kicking off a new week. investors keeping an eye on the coronavirus outbreak we talked about as a number of cases spikes worldwide. charles payne is host is "making money with charles payne" on fox business network. what is happening in markets. brand-new week dow is up another 100 points. it seems undecided

gop chair rona mcdaniel is with us, bernie took a leaf out of your book, and very successfully, did hebernie has had crowds, he's had energy, he's just a socialist which isn't going to play in a lot of the country when he talks about taking away people's healthcare. stuart: i hate to interrupt the rnc chair but i did it. before the 2016 election people said no way a business guy, a maverick like donald trump could possibly get elected and he was and they are the same things about bernie sanders now, there's no way a socialist can get elected, what do you say? >> i don't think a socialist can get elected. i mean, let's look at this, i think donald trump will get reelected because of what he's done, like you just talked about the economic numbers are so strong, 90% of americans feel good about where they are, they're better off than 4 years ago, unemployment rates at record low, the president has delivered and the president is going to get reelected because of what he's done in office. >> proof of him going after his opponents because he really is now trump unlearned, do you like it? >>

ronna mcdaniel, she weighed in on this, she, of course, being the g.o.p.r, party chairman, said the dem debate was emblematic of the democrats' week. a total disaster, short on ideas to actually help americans. donald trump had one of his best of his presidency, huge turnout in iowa. strong state of the union, acquittal, and a fantastic jobs report. trump is the best choice in 2020. the president really did have an salute fabulous week. we did in one week what tropicanormally takes a month. but donald trump did have an exceptional week. pete: yeah. you have been in politics. i have observed it. it's hard to see anything quite like this week. like you line it up with the state of the union, with the iowa debacle. they still haven't finished counting the votes. we will get to new hampshire. today is national iowa day. look it up. it's a real thing. iowa get on it. maybe count those votes today. it's your day. and then the jobs report. you can't script it. and then th the way he held court and we are going to celebrate whether a we have been through, what the

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