molly: congratulations. agnes: thank you, molly.s beautiful to see you. ♪ >> caution is the word as asia-pacific markets begin to open. traders are assessing the likelihood of a fed hike next week. anchor: president trump changes his controversial travel ban. six muslim majority countries are now on the list. anchor: the big australian lenders are back in the spotlight of lawmakers get tough on thinking conduct. >> china's new finance minister make his debut facing debt backwards well this year by the value of germany's gdp alone. >>

molly: it's wonderful.is always using my imagination, but asking the people to look at the images, to wake up their own imagination, because each image is a mystery, even things that we know that it is, ok. molly: you used local actors and gave them a script? guest: no, no. it is people, i like them to come into my art project. molly: just ordinary people? guest: my neighbor. this one is the plumber of my village and his mother and another woman with a teacher, but i say, would you like to come into my dream, becoming a film? and they say yes, and i told him what i felt, and they became what i was feeling, and i have done that very often, but this is not a documentary. when i do a documentary, i respect their own life, their own worlds, and that is what i have been doing. recently, you know, i just finished a feature, documentary length, with jr, the artist jr, and we did together a trip in france in some villages, some small villages, and we met people, and together, we asked them to speak about what they

molly: very interesting stuff. we will cross to the united states, where america passed top lawyer, jeff sessions, is facing increased pressure as it has been revealed that he was in contact with the russian ambassador during the campaign. sessionsn see jeff with his pants on fire, liar, liar, as the progression goes. the trump-russia connections that you can see sessions here. he is saying, "sure there is smoke, but is there fire? this congress what he said when he asked russian officials. his answer was no. i have not heard that for quite some time. -- molly: i have not heard of her quite some time. ?lo: who is sergey kislyak an article in "the daily beast," questions are swirling around the russian ambassador. is he a spymaster? a topeports say he is recruiter. others say he is a topical met. whoever he is, he has vladimir putin's here. a tie in in the guardian state advisors and american officials on the right. they are calling it a web of ties. there is a lot of uncertainty. a lot of these are unknown official

molly: welcome to the "france newsroom. i am molly hall. the european union outlines its negotiating plan for brexit. lays out donald trump his priorities for the remaining european countries. rex tillerson is an brussels. he is pushing nato allies to increase defense spending. park geun-hye is behind bars, detained on bribery charges. ♪ we begin in israel where the government has approved the building of a new settlement in occupied west bank. this is the first such official sanctioning in more than 20 years. the new settlement was given unanimous backing on thursday. let's cross to giordano miller, who joins us now. walk us through -- what is this announcement we saw? dano: basically, the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, convened his cabinet last night, and they confirmed they will set up this new jewish settlement in the west bank. the prime minister had promised to set up the settlement, from the illegal hilltop outposts, called the mona. whatis interesting here is is going on with the united states because netanyahu has been

molly: interesting times.we go, word on french politics, focusing on how this year's election is panning out. the frontrtoon on page was too good to pass up. -- u.s.line, 2017, president donald trump and vladimir putin having a chat. it is pretty crazy this french election says trump. you can see pictures of all the people who just a year ago looked likely to be in the running for the top job, but it is all crossed out. presidenthe french nicholas sarkozy, and the list continues. not seens you have anything yet as he prepares to give the order to start hacking and influencing the french election. followsle-page spread outlines how many scandals, intrigues, and innovations have marked the last few months. the likes of which has never been seen before under the republic. the paper puts together and a-c glossary of all of these. it contains everything from h for hologram, a reference to the candidate turning himself into a holick graham on the campaign english, emergency in the first time a presidential election

molly: that is the thing. a bunch of lawmakers were really upset, because this is something they promise there can issuance the past seven years, since obamacare was signed into law. many of them ran on this issue, to repeal and replace obamacare, and many were of said when one lawmaker -- he described himself as lugubrious. and so the president said vote our move on. they are moving on. >> so he says the aca or obamacare will explode or in implode on its own. he mentioned bipartisan support for another health care bill in the future. any chance of that? molly: that would be in the next year, according to several leadership individuals i have talked to. that would not be a repeal, because democrats are not voting for a repeal of obamacare. it was truly have to be a bipartisan effort to repair obamacare, because there are issues in the law. democrats have admitted it. they want to make fixes, but if it's repeal -- anytime that word comes around, democrats will not vote for it. it could be a bipartisan effort to

molly: next, the amount at the erthe mt. etna volcano upted. 10 people are injured. 35 tourists were on the volcano. the explosion occurred midday. the guide that accompanied them helped to bring them to safety. a showdown in washington as president donald trump is set to welcome german chancellor angela merkel for their first face-to-face talks. u.s.s. military action against north korea is an option on the table as the threat escalates. that is the warning from washington's top diplomat, rex tillerson. deadly airstrikes in syria appeared warplanes hit a mosque in a northern rebel-held town killing 42 people. it is time for a business update. i'm joined in the studio. we will start with the first g 20 meeting in germany. >> finance ministers representing 20 of the largest economies are meeting in baden-baden. they will address free trade ofd nationalism in two days talks. after meeting with his american counterpart, the german finance minister warned against the dangers that nationalism can pose. learned anything from the p

molly: it is unclear at this point. tom rooney said as he was walking out of the meeting, what does this mean for us going forward? he said we are in uncharted territory, and i don't know. we were sent here to govern and we failed. the republicans need to group -- regroup, get back together. the president talked about it a lot on the campaign trail. members right now are going home and they are not very happy. pulling thedership health care replacement bill today. molly cooper of the hill joining us to talk about it. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with policy issues that impact you. coming up on saturday morning, your reaction to house republicans pulling the health care replacement bill. join the conversation with your phone calls, emails, facebook comments, and tweets. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal. live at 7:00 eastern on saturday morning. >> sunday night, a conversation -- >> unlike today's left, i never --t i had to avoid being seeing what people with different views thought. i read e

let's start with you, mollie. the president, no more negotiating, take the damn vote an has had a belly full. your thoughts. i added the belly full. molly: there is something to be said for just having a vote on this. they learned they could repeal more than they thought through the senate reconciliation process. you can get some moderate on board as well. it might be time to just start over from the beginning and do a much better job with this whole process. lou: tammy, do you think it president is right, if this fails we'll move on to tax reform. tammy: i think that's his art of the deal. he needs to convey to these children he's not going to baby them anymore. they are not going to have the vote in the dead of night. they are going to do it in the daytime so every american can see the debate and every one of those people votes and how they behave. that's one way for daddy to get those children in line and it's appropriate. paul ryan says they have been promising this for 7 1/2 years. that's his problem. they ne

another good morning to you, molly.ad to know, this is going to be a big chance for the democrats, like representative adam schiff there, to apply pressure to the president and everything he's saying under the microscope. what is the fallout here? >> after the hearing, i talked to a few republicans on the panel, and one mentioned to me and said, we didn't realize how organized the democrats would be coming into this hearing because they were very effective at fomenting the notion that the president was illegitimate. and there is a cloud over the actors in the white house at this point. and the democrats left this hearing with more questions out in the twitter verse and the news than when they came in. so republicans did not like that. they really wanted to focus on this issue of the leaks and the sustained leaks that have been coming out of the administration. >> molly, given that there was that reference that you just made, there are still more questions that want to be asked by the democrats and certainly this sucked

molly, great to have you with us this morning. you're hearing a lot of different perspectives about this bill. do you think there's room for significant changes to the plan or not really? >> well, depending who you talk to, sure. a lot of republicans take donald trump at his word. in fact, several of them said, you know, we read "the art of the deal" that this is just a first offer. president trump tweeted the other day that this is the first offer. it's the start of negotiations and so conservatives in the house at least, particularly that freedom caucus, take him at his word and say there better be changes to this measure before it gets to the house floor or even while it's on the house floor before we vote for this. >> so, molly, when it comes to the freedom caucus members, what are the big sticking points for them? what are you talking about? >> well, actually, one sticking point is that this is not a full obamacare repeal. full stop. they don't want necessarily a replacement plan right now. they want to pass the bill that was

molly hunter, abc news, london. alison: the american killed whom she mentioned in that attack also had ties to our area. kurt cochran lived in utah but grew up in cumberland, maryland. he attended fort hill high school. also today a terror scare in antwerp, belgium. police probably stopped another terror attack. they arrested a french national after he sped through a busy shopping area. pedestrians had to jump out of the way so they wouldn't be hit. in the car they found knives, a shotgun and a gas with unknown liquid. michelle: an arrest with the threats called in to jewish community centers across the country. as richard reeve reports an american living in israel is in custody in this developing story. richard: police say that man is behind dozen of threats to jewish community centers and schools. >> there is a sense of relief that some one was apprehended. richard: the f.b.i. says they had no information that the 19-year-old had contact with institutions in the d.c. area. since january, the bender community cente

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molly: this morning, probably back in session, beginning the day with a moment of silence.lags flying at half mast. yesterday, chaos as a knife wielding terrorist with on a rampage, using his card mode down dozens of pedestrians on the city's famed westminster bridge.one woman following falling into the water. she was later pulled with severe injuries. the driver crashes his vehicle into the gates outside parliament. >> i see that one car smashed through the wall. people started running all over. molly: the attacker armed with a knife ran into parliament when he fatally stabbed a police officer. one person performed about them out trying to save the officer. police later ending the rampage, shooting the attacker. these images show one officer seeming to point his gun at the suspect with what appears to be a knife under the officers put. the suspect is loaded onto an ambulance but later died. the british parliament was on lockdown for several hours. >> please wait here. molly: outside, the bridge brought to a standstill as bystanders and first responders rushed to help the v

molly, thank you so much. we appreciate you being on with us this morning. >>> and the state department is urging americans in london to avoid that area during the investigation. >> this morning we're hearing from some of the americans who went from being tourists to eyewitnesses. they had an aerial view of the attack from the nearby london eye, the ferris wheel. >> well, as soon as we got pretty high up like a quarter of the way up, we could see that something was going on on the bridge. that's how we knew something was going on, and then more cops started coming and more sirens, so i knew something big happened. >> so far no reports of any americans injured in the attack. >>> and president trump spoke with the prime minister there over the phone right after the attack offering both his condolences and the full support of the u.s. government. >>> and police are increasing security at potential targets here in the u.s. including new york city. the department here says it has deployed heavily armed police units

molly? >> neil, the state representative facing considerable backlash over what she posted on facebook warning undocumented imgrants in this community over ice raids. michelle doubois advised if you're undocumented, don't go out on the street if there's a knock on your door and you don't know who it is. she pushed back against any notion that she had gone too far. >> the issue is spreading a rumor. >> no. >> you can be construed as fear mongering? >> no. i don't. i read my statement. >> local and federal law enforcement were quick to denounce dubois. they wrote this. >> dubois' critics say she may have interfered with law enforcement. others have also called her facebook posts short-sighted and counter productive. neil? >> neil: all right, molly. thank you very much. we'll be speaking to that sheriff that cannot believe what he's hearing and seeing, someone in government essentially urging illegals to hide from government. he's coming up. in the meantime, markets are still trying to get a se

they're selling molly. it's not even molly.hat's in these drugs. >> that's twofold we don't know what is in the drugs because they're synthetic. it's not exactly the same makeup with every batch. therefore the offices last year -- the officers last the year were telling me down in panama city, what happens there you can't arrest someone necessarily because it doesn't test as cocaine it doesn't test positive as molly. they don't even know what's in these drugs. it's a combination of stuff. you're trusting these drug dealers to sell you stuff and you could die because no one knows what's in the drugs. >> sean: so dangerous. um, all right, great job as always. you did get the laws changed in panama city beach. >> thank you. >> sean: the bar owners, they don't like us. >> but the parents do. that's all that matters. we want to keep the kids safe. >> sean: we have more "hannity" as you continue. we'll get to the mean-spirited, hateful and some nice comments on the hannity hotline straight ahead. some nice various: (shouting) heigh!

let's start with you, mollie.aker has just been told by the president, no more negotiating, take the damn vote an has had a belly full. your thoughts. i added the belly full. molly: there is something to be said for just having a vote on this. they learned they could repeal more than they thought through the senate reconciliation process. you can get some moderate on board as well. it might be time to just start over from the beginning and do a much better job with this whole process. lou: tammy, do you think it president is right, if this fails we'll move on to tax reform. tammy: i think that's his art of the deal. he needs to convey to these children he's not going to baby them anymore. they are not going to have the vote in the dead of night. they are going to do it in the daytime so every american can see the debate and every one of those people votes and how they behave. that's one way for daddy to get those children in line and it's appropriate. paul ryan says they have been promising this for 7 1/2 years. t

molly, last night there was another moment. i want to show it to you. conservative republicans again drawing a line in the 157sand e after they met with the vice president. take a look. >> we're confident that there are not the votes to modify this current bill to make it acceptable to conservatives and moderates alike and ultimately, as i've shared before, there is only one factor that we are going to be judged by and that is does it lower insurance premiums for the people that we serve. >> i brought them copies of "the art of the deal" because i think we are in the pre-negotiation stage but i don't think there will be meaningful negotiation unless it becomes apparent that the house bill cannot pass. that is what i am hoping happens because i do not believe the house bill will lower insurance premiums. conservatives want a seat at the table and we don't want obamacare lite. people are saying we ran on this house leadership bill. we didn't. >> based on that outfit it appears rand paul was heading out for dinner. molly, my question for you, where is spea

mollie hemingway joins me. welcome. >> great to be here. kennedy: should we be worried about privacy and its total sacrifice at so-called altar of security? >> absolutely. we don't have an expectation of absolute privacy so make sure when you are talking to a priest or attorney, make sure they are willing to keep the information private. we accepted the surveillance state at local, state and federal level. or nsa pick up meta data on millions of americans. kennedy: or the nsa reading every email transmission that comes in and out of this country. mollie: the distance between the government and the people is even greater and there is a secretive bureaucracy that's powerful and doesn't feel the need to be transparent about what it's doing. kennedy: you said you used to hear people say do what you want, it's a free country. >> i heard that all the time when i was growing up. you would be told, it's a free country, people dock what they want. that's the not happening anymore. you don't hear that statement or sentiment or that general way of lif

. >> molly hunter is live in london with the latest on the investigation, molly. >> reporter: matt, good morning, police speaking moments ago still not identifying the attacker an offering a motivation as you mentioned only saying he was inspired by international terrorism. this morning the cleanup begins, investigators still on the scene as the sun rises over london. yesterday chaos as the knife wielding terrorist went on a rampage using his car to mow down dozens of pedestrians on the famed westminster bridge. one woman falling into the water after being hit. she was later pulled from the river thames with severe injuries. >> ten bodies. >> reporter: the driver crashed his vehicle into the gates outside parallel meant. >> i seen a car crash into the wall and people started running all over. >> reporter: the attacker armed with a knife ran to parliament where he fatally stabbed police officer keith palmer. another performed mouth to mouth trying to save the officer. police later ending the rampage shooting the attacker. these images show one officer siege to point his gun at the suspect

. >> [indiscernible] >> joining us now from statuary hall in the capital is molly hooper of the hill. a very interesting day in the house. how did we get here? molly: we got here because the republicans did not have the votes to take this bill over the goal line. part of that reason was there was a small group of republicans who were not going to be voting for it.

is it irresponsible, and is it dangerous, to continue to see this narrative pushed, mollie? >> yes.e than half of democratic voters fully believe a conspiracy theory, they believe russians didn't just successfully get john podesta to click on the link you shouldn't have or they obtained information from the democratic national committee, both things at the national intelligence agencies they do happen. they believe russia hacked the election. that is without any evidence at all, although it's interesting about it, if you do believe there is russian modeling, the whole goal is to undermine confidence in our institution. it is this very conspiratorial campaign that is undermining confidence in our institution, and it is quite dangerous, and people should think about whether they really want to do that for short-term partisan gain. >> sandra: go ahead, mark. >> what is dangerous is try to censor the media here. i think it is ironic that this white house is pushing back but there is no evidence for these charges when there are other charges out there for which there is even less evidenc

molly ball? we remember governing by deadline, the constant crisis in the house that seemed to drive so much of the agenda in recent years. and it may be no different in the trump era. just next week is coming up the first debt ceiling deadline. >> oh, goodness. >> i know, it's so exciting. brings back such good memories. >> i'll put it in my pto request right now for that date. >> next wednesday the 15th. there are extraordinary measures the treasury can take to put the offer several months. republicans didn't like those measures under obama. this makes a hypocrite of everybody. we'll see -- >> these are real things the president -- >> real things they have to take care of, like the debt ceiling. ron brownstein? >> president trump was talking about a blood bath if republicans don't repeal the affordable care act. you have more republicans i think beginning to focus on the question of whether they're lighting a fuse if they do. a majority of donald trump's votes came from whites over 45. 60% of t

it is not ecstasy it's not moll molly. it's not molly. >> that is twofold.s in the drugs because it is synthetic and it's not exactly the same makeup with every match. therefore the officers last year were telling me in panama city that what happens there is you cannot arrest someone necessarily because it does not test as cocaine, doesn't test positive as molly. they do not know what's in these drugs. you are trusting these drug dealers to sell you stuff and you could die because nobody knows what is in the drugs. >> sean: so dangerous. a great as always. we did get the laws changed in panama city beach. the bar owners, they don't like us. >> but the parents do. keep the kids safe. >> sean: we have more "hannity" as we continue. we will get to your mean, spirited, hateful and some nice voice mails on the "hannity" hotline. straight ahead. er 45,000 jobs. and each job created by the energy industry supports two others in the community. altogether, the industry supports over 9 million jobs nationwide. these are jobs that natural gas is helping make happen, al

. >> joining us now from statuary hall in the capital is molly hooper of the hill. this is an interesting day in the house. how did we get here? molly: we got here because the republicans did not have the votes to take this bill over the goal line. the reason was there was a small group of republicans who were not going to be voting for it. a number of freedom caucus members retracted their votes, and it was clear that the president was not going to be able to get them. and so basical h

yamiche, molly and matthew.time has a story out about donald trump's early campaign adviser skm informal visor after that. a long time friend of donald trump. he spoke privately and direct twitter messages. he is saying the messages were completely enactous. there's a lot of to talk about why exactlyse e-mails from the dnc were leaked and who leaked them and whether they were acting on behalf with the trump campaign. what does it mean, molly, to have this sort of at mission to come out from roger stone? >> we don't know. this confirms what a lot of people suspected because there was at one point a suspicious tweet during the campaign from roger stone saying a revelation is coming that would end the hillary clinton campaign. i believe it was an advance of assange comment. roger stone traffics in conspiracy theories about the clintons. > >>>. he has a book about how lbj killed kennedy. >> let's move on to the hits ask miss of the last 50 days. gentlem yamiche, you were saying donald trump has done a good job of de

mollie? >> i do have this thing about once a day it hits me that donald trump is president and it feels like you're in the 1980s movie, where, that makes sense. but those are really good book life can be troy who is written for national review called something like what jefferson read, i watched and obama tweeted. and it goes through a history of president in terms of what was instructing them. he looks at libraries at early president said and then the transition to television with a kind of informed how we viewed president and been the stage of social media that obama was very good at figuring out and using to his advantage. so i do think that the rise of celebrity has a lot to do with the donald trump being president, and i think about how jonathan, he's pretty sure oprah will be our next president. she's very good at that celebrity stuff. and that there are things that are consuming about that. more than that i think that donald trump is a master of media in general, and he spent decades l

here's a drawing of him sent in by molly, who is nine. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: what are those things? are those drones? >> jimmy: he looks so cute, yeah. you know who he looks like? who's that artist, bill -- is it bill plympton? >> questlove: yeah, bill plympton. >> steve: no, he was an author. >> jimmy: yeah, i think it might be bill plympton. >> questlove: yeah, he used to do work with frank zappa. >> jimmy: yeah, he'd do stuff, yeah. >> steve: raplh steadman. >> jimmy: bill, what? >> questlove: bill plympton. [ light laughter ] >> steve: you're thinking of ralph stedman. >> questlove:no, bill plympton. >> steve: bill plympton was a a writer. bill plympton was a writer, ralph steadman drew all the -- >> jimmy: i think it might, let me check, does this thing work? [ light laughter ] we have it on the desk every night, never used it. i think he's right, i'm going to say it's bill plympton. [ light laughter ] >> steve: i'm going to see, because you might be cheating. >> jimmy: bill plympton. yeah, it's bill plympton. >> questlove: i used to have nightmares about bill plympton,

molly, there's a lot of counts out there. what are you seeing in terms of where we're at?ing 20. there are some saying it could be 40 that are saying no. >> exactly. every vote counts right now up on capitol hill. as late as friday afternoon, even after the house took its last votes of the day, i was watching in the house chamber the chief with counters, the whip counters, steve scalise and patrick mchenry were working various members button hoiling them on the house floor, trying to reassure their colleagues. you know, i was talking to rep tom cole, who is a deputy whip as well. he said right now we don't think we are at the magic number of 216, but we'll be working through the weekend, through next week, and ultimately if it needs to happen, maybe president trump should come up and talk to the house republican conference up on capitol hill to make his final pitch, but they're getting closer. when you look at who is the speaker right now, paul ryan, this could be the -- they're trying to get the votes here. >> this is really shaping up as the ultimate test of paul ryan's

molly, i want to hear from you on this.play something that paul ryan said, to make it not a constituency of one. >> he just worked with them and they're all on board because they with the president and the rest of us have been talking about improvements to this bill. so those improvements are being made as we go through this process. it's basically more federalism, making sure that we respect the fact that states can experiment and tailor medicaid to meet their needs. >> the whole idea of is it ryancare, is it trumpcare, what you see conservative shows like breitbart trying to take trump out of it. trump saying, we had him on air say, i'm 100% behind the bill. he's not campaigned for it for why this bill, why house republicans should vote for it. and so there is a feeling that there is always a possibility if this thing gets too the who, the potato gets too hot or it becomes unpopular, trump may drop it and leave ryan holding the bag. >> let me counter the notion that there is not a natural constituentsy for this. there is

you heard from molly and charles. .he journalists should be to cover fearlessly, accurately and e remind people why the media is the fourth of state. i think on the other news of the day, if i could, trump has debased our political sphere and discourse with trafficking and conspiracy theories, his use of twitter. e we should cover his tweets less. it degrades and debases our work. journalists should do the work. on the allegations of shifting the burden of proof, journalists should report did the court give a warrant to tap trump or his associates. journalists need to do the digging, the hard work that makes journalism about accountability. he wants to destroy the infrastructure of democracy and media information. we cannot permit him. so i think it's very important. i disagree with bill plant. you need to jet san neutrality and access for journalism and democratic accountability. >> access is less useful and valuable if it the person is misleading you. access only goes so far if the person isn't tell iing you the truth

. >> well, joining us from capitol hill, reporter for the hill, molly hooper. such a partisan time on capitol hill, molly. there's also a shutdown looming. but then you have republican senator john cornyn saying, they're going to have to work with the democrats. so, game this out for us. >> we have two things going on here. number one, the health care aspect of all of this. president trump was a threat to members of his own party or a dare to democrats to work with him to repair obamacare. and that's what's going on behind the scenes because as you heard paul ryan is basically publicly shaming his own party, which is what some in the republican party on capitol hill want to hear him say after the failure last week to move a bill. in terms of the -- in terms of john cornyn, keep in mind, next month, the short-term funding that was initially approved to last through april, that runs out. so, president trump has his first test of, you know, having his -- i guess they would call it a skinny budget or a short-term funding deal to keep basically the government runnin

i'm so excited to be here today with my friend molly hemingway and andrew clayman who i don't think he needs an introduction. two of the smartest writers we have so many writers who are blessed. you two are some of the best, thank you for being here. one thing i found when i'm traveling is that people keep saying and these are people who may or may not have voted for donald trump probably depending on what they they live in and in some cases, especially if i'm in the middle of the country, not on the coast, the northeast especially by people will say things like donald trump is president. they don't say it again. it's coming from this place that he needs to be this host of celebrity apprentice. how does that happen? what does that mean? it's not a dismissal is not a criticism. how are you processing that when people expect you to have the answer to that question ? how does it happen and what does it mean about us and are there lessons to learn their? >> i do have this thing where once a day and hits me that donald trump is president and it feels like you're in a 1980s movie where yeah

there is no more molly. >> there is so more molly. >> she vanished. no one knows if she is alive or dead. >> the only people who writes right wing nut job. why don't the liberals care. >> what will happen to molly norris will happen to you or you. >> cair said it is legal to draw the cartoon but you shouldn't out of respect. >> in a happy world people would not draw cartoons of mohammed or make jokes about catholicism. but when only one religion kills people, it becomes necessary to stand up and argue for the right to do that. >> stein stamp're -- stands up. >> the host was shot. and the artist is in hiding. >> the norwedgian family restaurant was fire bombed and a dutch cartoonist had to wear a burka. and he's gone into hiding. of the six people on stage two of us left. when is cair going to stand up against people who want to kill those who disagree with them? >> they say they stand up against them. and they are against killing and you should be respectful and not draw mohammed. >> in this case respectful is a bogus codeword. the only way we'll move

mollie, let me start with you. these calls also from walter jones, the first republican in the house to say that he believes that devin nunes should step down. what do you think? >> you have not just had him, but a few others who are known for having a lot of belief and faith and intelligence agencies and are not so concerned about civil liberties. what we have here is a big story about intelligence agencies capturing information on private american citizens and widely disseminating it. that is a huge scandal and one that we need to get to the bottom off. we have only begun to get some information as it is something that needs to keep going. it is not that surprising that certain people who are really cozy with intelligence agencies are nervous about devin nunes being right over target as he is now. >> martha: interesting. bill, in terms of this hearing that was scheduled, now, nunes said it was never officially scheduled, but sally yates was supposed to testify along with clapper and brennan come off from the obam

they won't be taken seriously when it comes to tax reform. >> bret: mollie?what they have accomplished, speaks to the posture from which they oppose trumpet supported him throughout the election but fighting for these things right here. yes, the paul ryan strategy is very interesting. it's as if he wanted to make his initial offer the final offer, and instead of thinking about getting things to the senate and letting them hash it out, or writing up a bill with everything they wanted and letting senate take them out, starting with that grand bargain, starting with what he thought it should be preached looking like not a very good negotiation. donald trump might be good at the art of the deal, but paul ryan is proving not to be. >> bret: the panel continues after a short break. all of the things that they are dealing with. leave it here. let's do more. add one a day men's complete with key nutrients we may need. plus heart-health support with b vitamins. one a day men's in gummies and tablets. remember when you said men are supeyeah...ivers? yeah, then how'd i

mollie, the only one who made it to church for ash wednesday. next up, with see a people would ask me in different countries that we traveled, what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm everything. i'm from all nations. i would look at forms now and wonder what do i mark? because i'm everything. and i marked other. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. >> bret: finally, tonight, some places in this country, they take wrestling seriously. when this young boy and a young girl faced off in a youth wrestling match, things didn't go as expected. young boy isaiah shakes hands, then, he instantly takes off. he is gone. they better look on the track than on the wrestling match. his opponent clearly seems confused, shrugs of the crowd at one point. we thought that was funny. thanks for letting us into your home tonight. that is it for this that is it for this heavy health it is thursday march second. it is down to business. obamacare

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