not to be miss america, that's just how you get into the competition. door, you still have to do all this crap. - miss new jersey, kaitlyn schoeffel. [upbeat music] [traditional music] [playing saxophone] ♪ - [yodeling] ♪ - all right. [laughter] couple things: yodeling ventriloquism? wow, us women keep finding more creative ways to die alone. also, what did you do to my brother? turn him back into a real boy! [laughter] you know, i know people think pageants are sexist-- and they are. but they also take time at the end of the competition to ask the contestants really hard questions. - last month, a demonstration of neo nazis, white supremacists and the kkk in charlottesville, virginia turned violent and a counter protester was killed. the president said there was shared blame with "very fine people on both sides." were there? tell me yes or no and explain. - i think that the white supremacist issue-- it was very obvious that it was a terrorist attack and i think that president donald trump should've made a statement earlier addressing the fact and making

. >> yes, miss america. >> it is the, the miss america, 2018.a carson wentz situation. we have much more about why she is connected t bowl and the eagles even though not allowed to say she is with either team. we will talk about it right after the break. >> oh, this is us, they said it was a tease. so, you went to high school with carson wentz. >> i did. orth dakota. >> are you rooting for the eagles? >> well, i'm huge underdog fan. and i think the fact that the eagles have never won, and then also you you need to support the hometown boy. >> yes. and also northison america before you won. >> yes, yes. so i say it is the year of the underdog. fingers crossed. >> all right. so you have philadelphia. and you've seen that we're nice people. but you've heard that we're so terrible, like the people in minnesota have been nice but they keep mentioning that there were some ugly fans, like, are you trying to help us out a little bit, let them know that we are nice people? >> oh, absolutely. and i think it is just the passion. eagles fans have such passi

you may not know this, but every day, thousands of individuals are reported missing. america'sormation to help them better understand their surroundings and to better protect themselves. each week, this program works with the various law enforcement agencies across the country and the national center for missing and exploited children, spotlighting several missing cases, hoping someone, like you, might have information that will lead to finding these individuals. but we can't do it alone, so please pay close attention to these faces and stories. man: ♪ missing alex: last seen on july 12, 2010, mindy, briana, and tania ochoa are missing from grover beach, california. authorities suspect that the sisters were abducted by their non-custodial mother, mireya graciano, who may have taken the girls to tijuana, mexico. mindy ochoa is 12 years old, with brown hair and brown eyes. briana is 14 years old. her eyes are brown and her hair is brown. tania is 16 years old, with brown hair and brown eyes. she's 4'11" and weighs 130 pounds. their photos have been age-progressed to show what the

up until that point, the miss americas wanted to help the needy and the sick, and after that they all wanted to be investigative reporters. so in a way so in a way big stories make for good reporters. - and there's no bigger story than this, that's for sure. in the couple of minutes we have left i wanna ask you about broadcast journalism specifically. this has obviously been your playground for many, many years. i noticed that this week, the cbs evening news named a new permanent anchor. jeff glor was just named. - i have to tell you, bob, that when i saw that news story, i thought, there's still a cbs evening news. it is easy to forget that there's still a nightly news broadcast. generations previous got their news from those newscasts. those newscasts and the anchors were major figures in journalism. what do you make of how all this has changed? because the changes we talked about at the beginning of this conversation have inevitably taken a little bit of the shine off of the nightly newscasts. - well, that's right. when i came to work at cbs in the days of walter cronkite the eveni

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sure they had a pressed set of jungle fatigue s, and so we sat there and had cocktails with the miss america troop, and i was the the youngest guy in the troops, and only guy in combat and i was sitting across from the colonel who gave me the original order, and ended up in the conversation of i did not do the right thing. but i sat there with miss new jersey and miss arkansas and we were in the middle of the dinner, and the mps came in and they said that we are being hit by rockets. we have to evacuate immediately. i'm looking around at the first plated dinner i've eaten in half a year, so i grab ahold of miss new jersey and we go out to this bunker and it had an actual viewpoint where you could see what was going on over the quang tri combat base. we are watching the rockets come in. and miss arkansas is on one side and miss new jersey is on the orders. miss arkansas said, that kind of look like the fourth of july. and i said, no, it doesn't. she said, what do you mean? i said, people are dying when those things land. that doesn't happen in the fourth of july. and she started crying. miss

and we sat there and had cocktails with the miss america troop. i was the youngest guy in the room, but i was the one with the most recent combat. i was sitting across the way from the colonel who had given me the original order and we had an interesting conversation but it ended up being, you know, i probably didn't do the right thing, captain and i'm sorry. but anyway, i sat with miss new jersey and miss arkansas. and 15 minutes, well, we were sort of in the middle of the dinner, and the mps come running in and saying sir, we're being hit by 122 rockets. well all have to evacuate immediately to the commanding general's bunker. so i'm looking around at this first plate of dinner i've eat in half a year. and so i say okay. i grab ahold of miss new jersey. and we head out to the bunker. it had an actual viewpoint where you can see. we're watching the rockets coming in. and miss arkansas is on one side and miss new jersey is on the other side. and explosions are going off, and these women are scared to death. but miss arkansas said that kind of look

the miss america troop is in town and he's going to have them for dinner at his mess. and you're the only army guy we're inviting. and they said can you come? i said can i? so i started shining -- i hadn't shined my boots in months. i started shining my boots and made sure i had a pressed set of jungle fatigues. my driver took me down there and we sat there and had cocktails with the miss america troop and i was the young in the room by was the one with the most combat. i was sitting across the way from the colonel who had given me the original order and we had an interesting conversation but it ended up being, you know, i probably didn't do the right thing, captain and i'm sorry. but anyway, i sat with ms. new jersey and ms. arkansas, and 15 minutes -- well, we were sort of in the mid he will of the dinner and all of a sudden the mps come running in saying we're being hit by 122 rockets, we all have to evacuate immediately to the commanding general's bunker. so i'm looking around at this first plate of dinner i've eat nin half a year and i say, okay. i grab ahold of m

gone to russia, met with people, later pop up again in the trump tower meeting to do his deal for miss america. during the campaign he was proceeding on a deal with the likes of felix saber and michael cohen to get a trump tower deal going. he was already enmeshed with russian oligarchs up to his eyeballs. >> i think we're asking the wrong question. i think the burden of proof not in a criminal context, but just the narrative is, oh, we don't know yet. yes, we do. yes, we do. >> i think we know there is collusion because in plain sight he invited -- >> last word. >> paul manafort made a business out of supporting putin's interest in ukraine ask then in the united states. this part with trump is the third chapter and it's a natural -- it's a natural follow to what proceeded it. paul manafort and donald trump speak the same language. they come from the same murky world and it makes all the sense in the world that they would work together on a campaign. >> all right. you look like you're bursting. go. >> i just wanted to give props to evan mcmullen who came on my show in october of 2016, you just

she'll maybe go on to the miss america pageant. congratulations. smoking a pipe or cigar carries a far greater cancer risk than you might think. cigarette smokers are four times more likely to die from tobacco smokers are at a 61% greater risk and pipe smokers have 58% higher odds. researchers followed people for 26 years. >> a new study has debunked the myth that foods containing carbohydrates or sugar will bring on pms symptoms. researchers found no difference of developing pms based on daily intake of sugar or carbs. they did find that those women who consumed large quantities of maltose had a 45% increase risk for pms. and there is no one best diet for you to lose weight. researchers at stanford university followed 600 people who were assigned to a variety of diets. after a year they found those who followed a low carb and low fat lost the same amount of weight. >> you may have noticed athletes wearing tape either on their legs or arms. it's called elastic therapeutic tape. many physical therapists say it can help restrict motion. having a phys

some outside of that paradigm are required to participate in miss america as long as they uphold rather than challenging hierarchies and norms. marco rubio, ted cruz and fox news would lead us down that path. barack obama and hillary clinton are considered public enemies number and football player who is call attention to inequality. the other narrative that is symbolized in the figure of the first black president, the multiracial president told us that it entails relinquishes dominance in one group. it said we must make change to realize the promise of america. which path do we choose? i don't know the answer to that one. thank you. i want to leave time for questions and i have to follow-up with some of what you said and the work you have done. one of the things that struck me about a recent piece is how you contrasted the way people experience loss and what that communicates to the world at large. if we think about what happened in ferguson after the killing of michael brown and how protests, riots and the confrontation in the armed police force, that played out on the screens and the

. >> and miss america, tony dungy's son, a mexican reporter, which you can fill in the blank there andr from china. >> not one question from a philadelphia station. you would think that channel 10, i mean i saw their reporter there not one philadelphia reporter asked a question. >> no, not one and word patriots was talked about the entire press conference. he didn't mention the word eagles not won he said i go on tour in philly. the whole thing was so, they had their own nfl guy. and uncomfortable, answering all of the questions about tom this tom guy i love tom, come to find out, role the tape. >> you get to spend a lot of time with tom. >> ♪ just the two of us, we can make it if we try, just the two of us ♪ >> tom, i actually texted tom before the conference championship game and said i'm going to the super bowl are you going to the super bowl? >> and, invite us to watch the super bowl. >> tom's great. he is the greatest of all time . >> you look like a turtle. >> i had no idea. >> sorry. >> i had no idea tom loudon you have been faking this eagle look. you love justin timberlake. >>

the miss america troop was in town and he was going to have them for dinner. you are the only army guy we are inviting. they said can you come, and i said can i? i started shutting my boots -- i started shining my boots. my driver took me down there and we had cocktails. i was the youngest guy in the room but i was the one with the most combat. most worth staff officers. i was sitting across the way from the kernel who had given the -- from the colonel who had given the original order. it came down to i did not do the right thing and i'm sorry. i sat with miss new jersey and miss arkansas. we were in the middle of the dinner and all the sudden the are beingn and say we hit by rockets and we all have to evacuate to the bunker. firstoking around at this plated dinner i've eaten and a half a year. i grab a hold of miss new jersey and we go out to this bunker and it had a viewpoint or you could see what was going on. we are watching the rockets coming in and miss arkansas is on one side and miss new jersey is on the other side and explosions are going often these

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christina morris' face was everywhere, including on dateline's own missing in america series.ody thinks they saw something. i seen this girl at walmart. you start getting these calls all the time. then you have psychics that call you. >> reporter: and some of these people are people who genuinely want to help. >> there are. >> right. >> reporter: and some of them are just crazy. >> right. >> reporter: but no matter how crazy plano police checked out every tip every sighting. and they didn't find anything? >> no. >> reporter: reporters wanted to hear from christina's boyfriend hunter, who hadn't shown up for any of the searches. >> why can't we ask him just a routine sound byte? how do you feel? what is your hope? and to much insistence, he decides to come down and be interviewed. >> reporter: but when he sat down with nbc 5 dallas, he was a wreck. >> pretty clear that i'm not emotionally or mentally stable at all. barely enough to do this right now. i just want her to come home and be alive and safe. >> his body is trembling in a way i've never seen anybody shake before. his v

other victims include transgender rights activist and founder of the miss trans america pageant, christa leigh steele-knudslien, who was stabbed and beaten to death inside her home in north adams, massachusetts, january 5. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: welcome e to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. there have been a number of significant developments in special counsel robert mueller's investigation into the trump administration. cnn is reporting mueller is now investigating trump's son-in-law jared kushner and his attempts to secure financing for his family's business while working on the president's transition team. meanwhile, "the los angeles times" is reporting former trump cacampaign aide rick gates has agreed to plead guilty and testify against paul manafort, trump's former campaign manager. under the deal, gates will plead guilty to money laundering and illegal foreign lobbying. amy: these developments come just days after the justice depar

. -- and the reason that i think we keep missing things is because america has become a nation of nowists. i should mention i'm political independent, but our current administration is obviously backwards thinking and antagonistic towards technology and science. the problem is that we're already eight to the playing field. went very far behind china in some key areas of development. we are behind, and that's a problem. we are behind rush in some areas of key technological development and not only, we have three more years of not getting ourselves caught up. this is a critical time. the next ten years are a big period of transition this is the beginning of the end of smart phones. this is the beginning of the end of computational technologies come so sort of the standard types of computers we are all to. while we are busy looking backwards and fighting yesterdays, and squabbling over yesterdays news, everybody else is moving forward. not only are they moving forward in some key areas of technology but there are new alliances being built. the fact that china could emerge as a global leader,

she won a gold medal the day before in the giant slalom and america's giant nathan kim missed all of ps. taking a look at the medal count now, germany leads with nine gold medals. norway has won six. the netherlands and the u.s. tie at five. >>> america's speed skater erin jackson makes her debut in the 5 meter. the florida native has been a skating star for years, not just on the ice. dana jacobson is in pyeongchang. dana, good morning. >> good morning. the ice is new for erin jackson, but she shaved a full second off her trials to qualify for this team. that's like a lifetime in this sport. jackson even exceeding her own expectations. >> i didn't think it would happen this soon. >> longtime speed skater erin jackson is a surprise member of this olympic team, taking up ice skating just four months ago. >> i still sometimes don't believe it. i don't understand how it could have happened. i know i put in a lot of work, but i still didn't see it coming. >> reporter: a heavily decorated inline skater jackson has been on wheels when she was a kid. when inline skating wasn't enough, she ga

people of turkey believe that it actually is of you are fed up with these words it's coming from america i miss a good to be you know understanding security teams of turkey it's the same kind of big kurdish forces. turkey is expecting there's some you know not promises to do something related to syria if you're now turkey is you know not so waiting any diplomatic santas is from the united states just want to keep his promises to deliver this promises to keep otherwise i think it doesn't work you know this kind of diplomatic meetings for turkey. is now a week since the winter olympics in south korea officially began and while controversial and and they have been raising their hands as usual in any major sporting event they have also been some touching stories of mutual help and support . has no unfortunately with these winter olympics the story has been that every other day yung chang treats the media with some sort of scandal so far perhaps one of the most disgusting ones for me was when a canadian short track speed skater was receiving death threats from the locals after she finished fourth fi

buffett also reveals his cut to key holdings which includes apple, wells fargo and bank of america. don't misshe interview with warren buffett on cnbc later today. >>> the markets will get its first real look at the new fed chair this week. investors will be watching closely for any hawkish looks on inflation. and the head of interest rates joins us this morning. should we be expecting anything for mr. powell this week, given how it seems to be >> well, the interest in it is very much about continuity and there's been an improvement in the growth and inflation backdrop in the u.s. and we've seen many economists upgrade their forecasts with the fed hikes this year and next year we'll see if there's any validation of that >> and you say the analysts have caught up with what's happening in market development. actually, when you look at this, it's kind of been hovering for a while. why do you think >> i think there was obviously a big level. we did get there very quickly. and it's in line with where the fed's long-term thought is and now looking at the market, and the data hasn't been uniformly po

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a billionaire from new york to communicate to the center of the country, to find the missing men and women of america. with always amazing to me -- i think we need to talk about how the president has been doing foreign policy wise. isis is near total obliteration, which by the way, never gets reported on. >> i watch all of the shows, and it's very rare other than maybe one or two networks that they talk about isis. they are well under 1000 fighters. they are dropping a lot of bombs. madison the generals are doing a very good job keeping us safe. >> he changed the modus operandi and directives. the media is not going to report on that. looking forward to november, how important that we understand this. we cannot lose the house and the senate. we have been working hard with the rnc, time to keep these changes, because it's critically important to advance our legislative agenda. >> it is critically important, and we will be out there. we will be fighting. the rnc does a tremendous job. democratf i was a right now, i would be very worried. at the end of the day, people have a lot more money in their ever

. ♪ >> greg: let's admit it, america. we miss barack obama.a recent speech he said he had no real scandals in his white house. a jab at trump. >> we did have a scandal that embarrassed us. seems like a low bar. you didn't hear about a lot of drama. >> greg: no drama. to quote the tsa officer whose dog sniffed my carry-on, let's unpack this. why didn't you hear much about obama's white house? who was brave enough to look? never a closer relationship between the president and the media. if the white house was a bed, the press was the mott dozing. they took and ate your sleeping pill to wake up when obama's policies lead to the rejection of the party in the election of trump. they sprung to action. it wasn't like there weren't scandals under obama. irs, benghazi. the media's bar was so high in terms of interest they didn't exist. now you have a woke press chasing down any incident where trump has a burger whose center isn't hot pink. obama's speech was at a conference where participants were rejected if they shared any part of it. you want to kno

america still miss him that they had all fallen into north korean hands. equally as anps immediate was the loss of the electronic order for the far east which thought out the frequency and the operational details of the russian, chinese and korean radar site and transmitters that americans tout -- american intelligence had located. other information presumed loss included the findings and the banners earlier in the mission, the classified call signs for the american ships. radar classification instructions and very secret codes and navy transmission procedures. the stent the damage was revealed within a week at an nsa listening post in japan, the staff was routinely monitoring pyongyang and moscow when suddenly, one nsa operative recalled there was a special transmission and all of the secret code word documents were coming across, all the pueblo stuff was coming across, everything was captured. unsurprising then was the nsa assessment shortly after the procedure that the loss was a major intelligence could without parallel in modern history. number five,

>>> making news in america this morning, more missed warning signs in the florida school shooting. new documents reveal what administrators at the suspect's previous school were concerned about just before he was transferred. this as classmates prepare to travel to the capitol today pushing for gun control and stoneman douglas high school sets a date to re-open. >>> weather alert for millions. just in time for this morning's commute. snow and ice, a dangerous combo in the nation's midsection, as much of the rest of the country prepares for springtime warmth. >>> at the olympics, the ice dancers steal the show. results this morning for the american brother and sister team, plus the world record just broken. >>> also this morning, a possible blood test that could detect autism earlier. >>> new research on the one thing you should have each day to live past 90. >>> and a popular children's cereal getting a magical addition. >>> good tuesday morning to you all. we begin with the florida school shooting, survivors leading the charge against gun violence. >> students from stoneman dougla

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america. >> yeah. >> i think they missed that somewhere. exactly.> the eagles won. >> still cup visit physically. we love you. you can get a good cheesesteak in new jersey by the way. >> that's for another day. exactly. a whole other day. tmz followed by page sick at >> we are following breaking news at this hour, this is a look in burlington county live look at the scene, a barricade situation, our steve keeley, he's standing by with a live report in just a moment. also ahead: happen to me. and if this happens to somebody else, i know that i can feel their pain because i'm in pain right now. >> and she's just a little girl. only eight years old, hurt, in that hit-and-run, police hope this video right here will help bring her or the suspect certainly in this case to justice. >> old parking tickets weighing you down? like a ton of bricks, right? some of the tickets going to isappear.he tickets going to guess what? yes, you know it, there is a catch. we'll tell you all about it. >> good day everybody, we are halfway through this week already. it is th

central america imported more than $1 billion from south korea and exported $143 million to the country. finger licking but gone missing. kfc has ruffled a few feathers after closing hundreds of its restaurants across the uk and ireland because of a shortage of chicken. the problem arose over the weekend after the fast food chain switched its contract to dhl. the delivery company has blamed the problem on operational issues. kfc apologised saying it let customers down but getting chicken to 900 restau ra nts down but getting chicken to 900 restaurants is very complex. richard branson restaurants is very complex. richard bra nson wants to restaurants is very complex. richard branson wants to bring a futuristic hyperloop style train system to india. he signed a preliminary arrangement with the prime minister to build a route that will connect

he says missed -- he says the soviets will overtake america and wave bye-bye. both christians and nixon appeared to enjoy themselves. says khrushchev, he is a communist spokesman dealing with a capitalist lawyer. >> the way you talk and the way you dominate the conversation, you would have made a good lawyer yourself. >> the culmination is the agreement that both nations should have the debate uncensored. >> every word that you have set has been taken down. i will promise you that every word will be reported in the united states and they will see you say it on television. >> [speaking russian] >> and at the same token, everything that i say will be recorded and translated and will be carried all over the soviet union. >> one of those diplomats involved in this event of touring khrushchev and nixon through this exhibition was a foreign service officer. he worked for "voice of america." he had excellent russian language skills and even had the opportunity to provide impromptu translation got lost. this is a huge event. as allison mentioned, on the flight back, th

don't miss their first tv interview on good morning america right here on 6abc. >>> philadelphia police looking for clues in the shooting death of a man in germantown tonight. officers were called to the 500 block of britt street after 5:00 by a neighbor who saw gunshots and saw a man lying in the driveway and medics pronunsed him dead minutes later no identity of the victim or suspects. a short time later police called to the scene of another homicide this one in north philadelphia. it happened around 8:30 on the 3800 of north lawrence street. police responded to a call for shots fired and arrived to find a man shot in the chest and died at the hospital a short time later, no arrests have been made. police are investigating a shooting in bensalem bus county officers responded to reports of shots fired on 900 block of bristol pike just after 7:00 tonight there they found a man the street suffering from a gunshot wound. his condition has not yet been released. >>> it's been a month since university of pennsylvania students blaze bernstein was murdered in california and today his family a

which is exactly what many good folks in south america thought they were. went missing when they spotted three mysterious fireballs shooting across their blue skies almost immediately pictures and videos sprang up across the internet and social media thousands of people stretching from brazil to peru witnessed this bizarre sight thankfully over we can rule out alien invasion or armageddon meteors you can go home bruce willis as the three fireballs were eventually discovered to be a very manmade rocket re entering earth's atmosphere along with three round fuel tanks so remember everyone when you when you look to the sky to dream. don't forget to bring your camera. and maybe a helmet too with all the falling debris and what not that leaves on gentlemen is our show for you today and remember in this world we are not told that love develops like tell you all i love you i robot or keep watching those hawks and have a great day and night everybody. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to me to people this is the simple song al

two top athletes missing medals but america seeing huge success on the rink. the young competitor making history with this move and adam rippon dazzling the crowd now in striking distance of a medal. >> i'm adam rippon. good morning, america. >>> and we do say good morning, america. and what a week. it's good to have you back george, from florida where that community remembering the lives of those lost in the school shooting. >> the community hit so hard. surprised, even shocked by what happened and last night you saw them. thousands coming together for those vigils. and then 17 balloons released. one for each of the victims. >> this morning, the accused gunman nikolas cruz is behind bars, he appeared shackled before a judge for the first time on thursday and we're now learning more about those 17 victims, students and the adults who died trying to protect them. abc's victor oquendo starts us off in parkland, florida. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. that vigil was incredibly emotional. thousands of people coming together bringing flow

is this a missed opportunity? remembering america's pastor billy graham.and counselor to every u.s. president since harry truman has died at the age of 99. a look back at a remarkable life at the top of the hour. >> bill: thank you, molly. see you in 10 minutes coming up here. iraqi christians have been the target of terrorism and persecution. they're fighting back with the help of an american. he will share that story coming up next live. i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. mom anit's not theirs.car... it's mine. mine. mine. and it always will be, forever and forever. the new rx 350l with three rows for seven passengers. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >> bill: the u.s. forces continue their fight against isis in the middle east and an american from baltimore said he is training several hundred iraqi christians to do the same after years of being terrori

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america. they have been missing in action. one of the biggest stories in history. that is tonight's friday night breaking news opening monologue. >> alright. there's a ton of information to cover tonight. we're going to go point by point through the memo. we're going to give you the important background information so we can fully explain just how massive this scandal is. everything that you're going to hear, well a lot of it should sound familiar because we have been uncovering this piece by piece every single night now for months. we've been way ahead of the curve. but there is new vital information that is even more damming, more damaging than anything we've told you so far. as we have been explaining, this is watergate times a thousand. you're about to find out why, and here are the key findings from the memo that we're going to cover in detail. here's what you need to know. the fbi, deep state officials used a hillary clinton campaign, bought and paid for dossier, that was filled with russian lies, russian propaganda, totally unverified, to lie it a foreign in

america. they have been missing in action one of the biggest stories in history. that is tonight's friday night breaking news opening monologue. ♪ ♪ >> all right. there is a ton of information to cover tonight. now we're going to go point by point through the memo. we're going to give you important background information so we can fully explain just how massive this scandal is. everything that you're going to hear -- well, a lot of it should sound familiar because we have been uncovering this piece by piece every single night now for months. we have been way ahead of the curve. but, there is new vital information that is even more damning, more damaging than anything we have told you so far. and as we have been explaining, this is watergate times a thousand. you're about to find out why and here are the definings from the memo that we're going to cover in detail. here is what you need to know. the fbi deep state officials, they used a hillary clinton campaign bought and paid for dossier that was filled with russian lies, russian pop granda. totally unverified, to

corporate america is starting to walk away from nra and is no longer a source of pride that they are doing business with the national rifle association. just the opposite. missing company after company and relationships with the nra because of itsin increasingly unhinged and t hysterical rhetoc on the issue of gun safety. corporate america, some of the biggest corporations in our nation realize that the nra no longer speaks for responsible gun owners. when will congress realizes and know we need to advocate to keep our children safe and there is no single form that can stop every shooting. we know there are gaps in our gun laws that make it easy for criminals abusers in struggling children and mentally unstable people to get guns, even military style assault weapons with bump stops and high-capacity magazine clips. to quote these gaps and that requires the republicans to control congress to stop the nra. for starters, a republican probably could take up legislation that the leader of their party, president proposed thursday. here is one of his tweets. i will be strongly pushing copies of background checks .-ellipsis on mental health. raise age to 21 and an sala

following the september 11 terrorist attack, reminding america that god is our refuge and strength and ever present help in trouble. he will be deeply missed. i send my condolences to his children and grandchildren and the numerous great and children, yet graham himself said, my home is in heaven. i am just passing through this world. today we honor the life that he lived, his faithfulness to the calling and his impact on millions of individuals around the globe. if i may take just another moment before my colleague from north carolina speaks, i want to read you some remarks that were made by individuals who played an important role in american history. president bill clinton said some were pressuring graham to segregate his audience by race, but he refused. he said he would cancel the crusade rather than preach to a segregated audience because everyone deserved a chance to hear god's word. president obama said this, he was a humble servant who prayed for many and gave guidance to generations ofav americans. i would saybs americans to come. and last, martin lutherme king jr. he said, had it not been for the ministry of my good friend docto

miss mccall lum. ms. mccollum: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> request permission to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minutes. >> thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize an outstanding teacher from florida's second district. al rodener withry, a science teacher at the middle school was selected by the space foundation as one of 31 educators worldwide who are honored for her work promoting science and space curricula. along with this honor she and her colleague were selected to work with nasa as part of their microgravity university for educators 2018 challenge. this once in a lifetime opportunity will give these teachers and four of their students the chance to work directly with the rodener withr