. >> so what will these new rules mean for your next trip and are more changes ahead mike boyd is an aviation consultant and president of the boyd group international mike, great to see you today thank you for being here. >> my honor. thank you. >> just when we thought it couldn't be any more of a hassle trying to travel, here come the new rules. are these necessary rules? should it be taking place? >> i have no problem with separating things so they can see it better. that's going to speed things up, not slow things down but where i'm really concerned is why would you announce the airports where you're increasing security why not send a memo to al qaeda while you're at it but i think these are the sorts of things that do show that we are more concerned about things, and i think very clearly, we're looking at airports that don't look at things as closely as we do. >> you mean instead of telling us the ten airports where these are taking place, just say these are going to be random and rolling checks that take place from time to time, so be prepared >> yeah. just say we're going to ha

mike boyd is a consultant. mike, it's great to see you today. thank you for being here. >> my honor. thank you. >> just when we thought it couldn't be more of a hassle, are these necessary rules and should they be taking place? >> well, i have no problem with it, separating things so they can see it better. that's going to speed things up, not slow things down. but where i'm really concerned is why would you announce the airports where you're increasing security? why not send a memo to al qaeda while you're at it. i think these are the sorts of things that do show that we are more concerned about things and i think clearly they are looking at airports that don't look at things as closely as we do. >> you mean, instead of the ten airports where these are taking place, random and rolling checks that take place from time to time so be prepared? >> yeah. just say we're going to have higher security in some places. you may have to separate some of your things and keep the electronics separate. that's a very simple thing to do but to say we're doing i

here to discuss, mike baker, boyd matheson and ford o'connell. going to mike because he's in studio. everyone from both sides of the siefl like 702 is important, even though it's abused, people are snared in this thing more often than not. is it really that important that they have this much ability to spy whether 702 or someone leaks as referred to in a comey statement. >> it is important. people will say look at my background, i'm subjective. i'm here to tell you that over almost a decade, they did not, and look, they have not found an intentional misuse of 702 of the act, and essentially without it -- charles: mike, when you say, that though, does that include what we're seeing with the unmasking and leaking of information to the newspapers? doesn't that come in that? i heard that statement today? how do we know mike flynn and some of the adventures of mike flynn, possible adventures of mike flynn without leaking and abuse of the 702 program. >> i can't speak to the unmasking issue, that's coming up. it would be speculation to say that. from o

. >> for more, joining us now, former dnc press secretary and good morning to boyd matheson, senator for mikee begin with you. this is highly anticipated, the serbian expensive race. how important is this? >> this is going to be a very close race. this is a district that has been won by republicans for the last 37 years. win or lose tomorrow, this says a lot about spring voters across the country and this is a referendum on the president. if we win tomorrow, bad news for republicans and 28 team. >> will see how this shakes out. candidates and outside groups ve pred 60 milon into the districts. the money is going to candidates in the right way. >> you now, i don't know. it'll come down tomorrow to two things. to the young voter show up for the democrats and do be older voters show up for a republican? on a summer day in june, i would take the republicans lately on that. the young voters always failed to show an election site this, especially in the middle of the summer. the interesting thing will be the results. josÉ is right it is high-stakes although special elections where we end up having

boyd ready? uh, no, no, no. they're not back yet from the ice show. so, big, bad mikelikes to watch himself some ice dancing. not exactly. see, aladdin lost a thumb one year, so mike keeps hoping for a repeat. well, i just hope boyd's able to sit still for him. he keeps getting into trouble at school. last friday, miss snyder sent him to the school counselor. oh, honey, i wouldn't worry. boyd's a pretty high-spirited kid. the counselor wants us to take him to a child psychiatrist. well, see that? if they were really worried, they'd want him to see an adult. mom, t-this is no joke, okay? the other day, boyd threw a stick. of dynamite? it might as well have been, the way his teacher overreacted. yeah. miss snyder is sending us e-mails every day. all caps, bold, exclamation points. oh. i swear, if she had this much passion in the classroom,

joining us to talk about the trump agenda, boyd matheson, former chief of staff to senator mike leakutherland institute. chris and i went, gop strategist and former military police sergeant. good to see you. >> good morning, lauren. lauren: do think the london terror attack would overshadow trumps domestic agenda. saying that it might have something that luke olmert said to fox news i think yesterday. fired up saying what these terror attacks do is strengthen his base at the middle of the country elected donald trump because he saw another terror attack in a senate fight against it. does this strengthen him? >> the president has always got to stand with our allies come against enemies and for the people of the united states of america. it does have the rallying component good for the administration. the word for the week is focus. there are so many things coming up in this week. most administrations get into trouble because of their lack of focus. they regularly tout ronald reagan as the great communicator. it wasn't just because he could give a great speech. he knows he could weigh

boyd hooper who is just a master at it. all right. wow. you get to go on after that. >>> i get something awesome. kristi henderson and her husband mike run a marina. this is a picture they took off the chesapeake bay. a little pushing pole on the far left. this is one of the most stunning sunset toe foes i have seen. it is just unbelievable. let's get to the three degree guarantee. look at that sunset. 91 is the forecast high. we hit 89. so we were in there with two. 87. trending downward. a three degree forecast high for tomorrow. looks like another really nice day. a little breezy at time. 70s in town in the morning. 60s low to mid 80s in most spots this afternoon. tomorrow afternoon, i should say. one of the keys, the dew points. yesterday, they were in the 70s . that air is down here in north carolina. richmond still a little muggy. our dew points are in the 50s . it feels so much better out there. still, a little warm in town, 80. but we have a lot of spot ins the 60s and the low 70s cooling off nicely. with a light west wind at 6 miles an hour. the humidity, only 48%. so, maybe some of the outer suburbs could open the windows t

boyd is e-mailing his christmas list to santa. what's weirder is that santa's still using aol. uh, nope. he is an old white guy. we got a tree! you got a tree! wow! mikeu know i don't believe in christmas trees. and yet...here it is.

boyd, listen to the way marco rubio set something up, apparently working closely with the administration, how they approach this, this was something that i know your old boss, senator mikewhat will the differentiation be? we don't go back to what we had, but what do we do here? >> i think what, i think what marco rubio is really teeing up is this forward movement and this connection to the people of cuba. i think that is the whole key. we can't go to the regime component to this. obviously not going all the way back but i think it is significant how far back it seems to be ratcheting what the obama administration did. as you rightly pointed out before, neil, the real key to this, not for the president not just do this by another order might be swept away by somebody else in a few years, he needs to go to congress. i think that is one of the markers senator rubio is i lag down. we can start with this declaration today, but this needs to go back to congress to get this right and get on a path that really will lead to more liberty are to the people of cuba. neil: former obama campaign regional field director, vice president to speak very soon. i wanted to squeeze you in, t