doug mckinnon, and todd starnes. welcome to all of you. back at what the network had done, the cable networks, as well, over the last couple of days with respect to the infanticide comments that many characterized what northam said, talking about a baby that survives, it sounded like he was talking about intended abortion, then the discussion was with resuscitating it, discussing it with the mother. most networks had few seconds of coverage over that, now today, this situation with the picture, may ultimately lead to him not being the governor anymore, one way or another, has gotten a lot of coverage. why the distinction? >> look, shannon, i think it is important to understand that there is significant evil in the democrat party right now. new york state, you have what happened in virginia, rhode island, but this virginia governor, it really is despicable. this man advocated killing newborn babies. a generated zero outrage from democrats, and we really wonder, we talk about this on my radio, shannon, where the democrats draw the line? why

one even so never to have a slam toward twitter rival transgender world cycling champion rachel mckinnon and pulled no punches mackinnon who says she received more than one hundred thousand hate messages on twitter after winning the world championship has presented herself and transgender athletes. victims of prejudice there can be no excuse for such ignorance and nastiness but also deplore what seems to be a growing tendency among transgender activists to denounce anyone who argues against them and to label them all as trans faults and ideal of a perhaps preempted the fresh wave of criticism aimed at her with mackinnon and several pro transgender activist groups immediately branding her as trans phobic the renewed spat comes amid a legal battle between south african runner caster semenya and the international association of athletics federation the athletes challenging the acceptable to start their own limits for female athletes which were introduced by the i.a.e.a. after last year it's an increasingly complex and emotional subject and the battle which looks unlikely to subside anytime

namely transgender world cycling champion rachel mckinnon from canada lashed out forcing the tennis legend into an apology and a promise to read up on the subject now another dealer has broken her silence in an article for the times in britain she says she has researched the issue and that her beliefs have only been strengthened a man can decide to be female take hormones when everything in sight and perhaps earn a small fortune and then reverse his decision and go back to making babies if she still desires it's insane and it's cheating never to have a specifically stressed that in order to achieve fairness in a competition by reducing hormone levels a method that many sport organizations have adopted to accommodate transgender athletes males would have to start that treatment before puberty something she branded as thinkable she also stressed that there should be a clear distinction between transgender and transsexual athletes with the latter having no competitive advantage due to the surgical nature of their sex change having cited several examples of both the tennis great also condemned

trans faults that are still of a perhaps preempted the fresh wave of criticism aimed at her with mckinnon and several pro transgender activist groups immediately branding her as trans phobic the renewed spat comes amid a legal battle between south african runner caster semenya and the international association of athletics federation the athletes challenging the acceptable to start their own limits for female athletes which were introduced by the. last year it's an increasingly complex and emotional subject and the battle. which looks unlikely to subside anytime soon. r.t. reporting from moscow. the british prime minister's office sais the european nationals who joined eisel should be tried in the region where they committed their crimes it's in response to donald trump calling on the european countries to repatch rates over eight hundred islamists the us president warns that if european countries fail to do so the extremists will be released from detention in syria as washing put washington pulls its troops out of syria artie's it goes down of reports for a while it seemed the british ha

and i've been a very warm welcome to the program i'm on your trip as mckinnon and ellen germany's chancellor angela merkel has made a plea for multilateralism in a world dominated by three superpowers speaking at the annual munich security conference she warns that international political structures were falling apart we cannot simply break them down she said in an apparent reference to u.s. president donald trump let's have a listen now to some of what michael had to say. but it's better than simply staying home alone and i think not is exactly the right answer to the motto of the great puzzle who will pick up the pieces we only all of us together thank you. all right to break down now what michael had to say i'm joined by our political correspondent for million. start with you we heard knuckle talking about the transatlantic relationship talking about the importance of talking multi-lateralism did she make a step towards the u.s. with her speech or was it the opposite so it only was the quote we've heard her say just at the beginning was that actually a quote that she was taking from you t

hello and welcome to the program i knew cooper's mckinnon to our allies but heading in very differentdirections that's how it looks off to contrast in speeches by germany's chancellor angela merkel and the u.s. vice president mike pence at the munich security conference muckle made a plea for multilateralism for nations to work together to security but pence criticized the u.s. as allies accusing the europeans of undermining sanctions against iran has some of what they said starting with chancellor merkel. multilateralism may be complicated but it's better than simply staying home alone and i think that is exactly the right answer to the motto of this great puzzle who will pick up the pieces we only all of us together thank you thank. our chief political correspondent melinda crane joins us live from new munich melinda we've heard three major speeches of german chancellor angela merkel the chinese pilot bureau member for responsibility for foreign affairs young she and us by the president mike pence please tell us what the most important points of vice president pence a speech were. y

one of the athletes criticised by navratilova in her original piece was rachel mckinnon.hlete to win a cycling world title in october and is also an adviser for athlete ally. she spoke to the bbc earlier. this is not a new issue. the ioc, the highest levels of support have continued this a settled issue for over 15 years. so the time for dialogue, for people who oppose the inclusion of trans athletes has come and gone in an important respect. and back in december, when martina first made some comments on twitter that i view to be transferred a bit, myself and a bunch of other people did engage with her in dialogue and athlete ally reached out to her at that time and martina either did not respond or dug in her heels. this latest piece in the sunday times was unprompted. it was something that she thought hard on and has committed to writing. trans athletes have been openly allowed to compete since the 2004 olympics. in the way that the regulations work for the ioc is that any sport that wishes to compete in the olympics, that international organisation also has to meet the

l a and the very warm welcome i'm his mckinnon nigerians was supposed to be heading to the polls at this hour to elect a new president it was expected to be a tight race between president mohammed do bihari and the main opposition candidate businessman and skilled one vice president of a backup but in a shock move the vote was postponed just a few hours ago the chairman of the independent national electoral commission made the announcement. thank you for review. obviously this is precisely. the. point that really. shows. that we should. never proceed with a nation who. is no longer. going to be. the focus in the senate race to the presidential to assume that. since. this is the way. all right our correspondent is in lagos live for us again we didn't hear many details there about exactly why the elections are being postponed what more do we know. well indeed not much details all we know is that they postponed it for operational and logistical reasons the independent electoral commission did not go into details at all but what we know is that in the past days there were several cases of th

mark mckinnon who served as a senior adviser to the george w. bush and john mccain preside presidential campaignings. host of "thor is cue er icircus on sunday. and kyra mckinney, political comm commentator. also tim mack, political commep ta commentator for npr. in this push to make gun control a major issue. in the past, democrats have tried to avoid this very devicive issue. but then aurora made it particularly poignant, topical for so many to speak out. so, you know, what overall would be driving the decision for candidates to say let's talk about gun control? >> the conversation about gun control has changed over the last decade. it used to be something where the nra could command respect. some moderate democrats and most republicans. we've really seen it's become a polarizing issue. once the democrats took control of the house, they decided they were going to make gun legislation one of their major priorityings. last week, they held one of their first hearings opn gun violence in almost a decade. it's a major issue for democrats. i don't t

original piece was rachel mckernan, who became one of the first transgender athletes to entitle —— mckinnonchance was passed up to raise the high profile of the issues raised. this is not a new issue. the ioc have considered this a settled issue for over 15 yea rs. this a settled issue for over 15 years. the time for dialogue for people who oppose the inclusion of a chance athletes has come and gone. this latest piece was unprompted, it was something that she thought hard on and has committed to writing. her desire is forfairness, i think on and has committed to writing. her desire is for fairness, i think the piece ends with that. there have been others asking for finance. its governing bodies have to make a determination, they have to enshrine something in the rules, how would you advise the find a solution that helps to do with a fairness issue, but of course, is also welcoming to all transgender athletes? my work as an activist and academic, but also, it world champion cyclist, is for fairness. i believe that inclusion of trans—athletes is in the interest of trans—athletes is in the int

that standard so that prompted a very angry response by a transgender world cycling champion rachel mckinnon from canada who accused the tennis legend of being transferred phobic and having an agenda against transgender people back then never said that she would take some time she was forced into an apology and she would have to study more on the matter she studied on the matter and came back not just with the statement but with the full article she wrote for the times newspaper where she said that not only she stands by what she said back then in december she also reinforced her beliefs and here is one of the quotes from there a man can decide to be female take hormones everything in sight and perhaps earn a small fortune and then reverse his decision and go back to making babies if she still desires it's insane and it's cheating so never to have a specifically stressed that in order to achieve in a competition where transgender athletes are participating you know these days many sport are going to zation are reducing hormone levels and she said this would be not not enough this would not s

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although with the stock making an all time high, the third branch of the benioff tree, it's todd mckinnone cofounder and ceo of okta who served as the head of engineering at sales force for more than five years as the company grew from handling 2 million transactions to a hundred million a cloud software company that helps businesses protect from hackers. they handle everything related to their log-in andverificatio credentials, users, passwords, the whole 9 yards. the last time we spoke to him a couple of weeks ago. >> i worked at sales force, it's not a coincidence, i worked there for six years. i basically learned the ropes of cloud computing from mark and the entire team at sales force and so it's not a shock that there's a lot of similarities there. >> this growth has been explosive, i look okta and the stocks quintupled since it became public in april, 2017. i've got slammed like everything in the fourth quarter, it's made a miraculous recovery, and all time highs okta is another company i adore, and waited for a pull back if you don't own the stock. finally, there's twilio, the chi

there will be an entrance on gerald and one only mckinnon for the balance facility. in case there was an issue with one of the gate or if there was a tractor-trailer blocking, making delivery to other companies nearby, we would still have access to either egriss or ingress. it's very near the ceasar cesarz area. >> i don't know how abulances are deployed around the city. i don't live near there and it would concern me if all the ambulances are down there. can you explain how our ambulances distributed through the city so when -- so you don't have to wait? >> what the san francisco fire department come up with is a dynamic deployment man. what that means, we have certain areas of the city -- let's say eureka valley, north beach, chinatown, we'll have an ambulance post up. the ambulance staffed by the crew, standing by for call. what happens is as soon as that ambulance responds to an incident, we have a backup a takes their place. let's say we're having the chinese new year parade. we would then post up our ambulances more closer but still be able to respond but other

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that drew the ooir of rachel mckinnon, first transgender to win a olympic, saying she trades on stereotypesending to be women. the international olympic committee rules say trans men are allowed to compete without restriction, women have to show their testosterone is below a certain level. but martina says that doesn't solve the problem of men being bigger and stronger. the trans rights group says if trans women have an advantage in sport, why aren't more winning gold medals? trans women don't have an advantage. navry ty loef a said she can stand up for herself and worries that labeling every critic trans phobic will bully people into silence and submission. >> martha: it could. trace, thank you, trace gallagher a fox news alert, breaking news, cook county state attorney's office has just approved charges against jesse smollett for disorderly conduct. more details on this breaking story, waiting for the grand jury, now we have it. we will be back with more. in thd she's watching too, saying [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ i have... with the mo

us is nia-malika henderson and joe lockhart, former clinton white house press secretary and mark mckinnon, former adviser to the george w. bush and john mccain campaigns and creator and executive producer of "the circus." it's deja vu all over again. here we are with our countdown clock talking about how many days they have, just four, to figure out the government shutdown. i'm just wondering, has anything changed this time around given the democrats have new demands about beds and how many people i.c.e. can detain that they would be shouldering the blame. has the calculus shifted this week? >> i don't know that they'll be shouldering the blame. i don't think the public has been following the conference committee discussions. they'll tune back in when the countdown clock gets to about wednesday. they did tune in to the shutdown and it was a problem for trump. this is a typical conference committee negotiation. it looks like the democrats have given a little bit on border security and providing some, without giving them to the whole concept. >> more money? >> more money. and in return, he'

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this is rachel mckinnon. martina navratilova has removed all doubt she's absolutely trance phobic.ual says we are pretty devastated to discover that martina's transfer book and if trans women had an advantage in sports, weinert trans women winning gold medals left right center, et cetera. sid, biologically's and this pretty tough for women to compete against men who transition into a new gender because their bodies are still different, broader shoulders, stronger upper body. how is it fair? >> thanks for talking about this. if you look across the history of transgender female athletes, it's not a single woman has ever dominated their sports. lots of people like martina navratilova throughout these men and of men who are somehow going to seek fame and fortune in women's sports. martina knows perfectly well how undervalued women's sports car to our culture. this bogeyman she throws up is totally ludicrous and again, no trans woman has ever dominated -- >> laura: it's kind of just starting, right? it's kind of just starting. to be fair. >> i don't know. playing tennis in the 1970s. >>

michelle mckinnon makes a return. danielle dimartino-booth joins us.zabeth macdonald and ashley webster is with us. i want to start with nike. duke's star player injured early in last night's very big game because his nike sneaker fell apart. the stock is down a buck this morning. michelle, not a big influence on the market, but a terrible headline. >> terrible headline for nike. back in 2017, they had something similar happen with lebron's jersey actually ripped, so that was really negative news. i think it's very different that a shoe broke versus a jersey ripped. now, i think one time is fine but if we start to see this multiple times -- stuart: it injured the player. star player. >> right. liz: he's the wonder boy. whichever the weakest team is in the end gets him in the draft and he sprained his knee. stuart: zion williamson, 18 years old, 280 pounds, almost 7 feet tall. liz: bends the backboard in half. >> duke is a nike-sponsored school so you wonder about the other brands that are watching this. everybody is so disgruntled. this was the number

william mckinnon is a great answer. oftentimes people say john kennedy or people say richard nixon knowing that they were both exports people, or theodore roosevelt. because of his interest in sports. i say no, the answer is johnson. not lyndon johnson. andrew johnson. goes back to 1866 where he invited a professional baseball team to the white house for a needy opportunity. and because johnson was very candidly using baseball as a way to speak about the nation, together in the wake of the freaking civil war. so think about that. you had a civil war and the united states, thousands of people dead in the fields of this country and there needed to be an effort to bring the country back together. and so baseball was seen as a way to do that by andrew johnson, adenosine as way to do that by the people who promoted baseball after that, particularly albert spalding as in spalding sporting-goods who made up this idea that agenda by the name of abner doubleday invented baseball in cooperstown, new york. there is no record and t