>> yes. >> reporter: thank you so much, patsy. and, chris, patsy confided to us on this bus ride that she was raped by gang members in s s in honduras, we can't confirm that but what she said and the violence many of these girls and women are fleeing from. coming from honduras, salvador and called the northern triangle. one of the most dangerous areas in the worlds and why you have the u.n. high commissioner for that reason saying these are refugees. however, these are the people that as we know president trump has cited as a reason for sending up to 4,000 troops to the u.s. southern border. >> such a tragic situation they're coming from. i know you'll continue to report for us and i thank you for that. >>> meantime, as facebook ceo mark zuckerberg preparing for that grilling on capitol hill tomorrow, the democratic national committee is taking action of its own to try to stop the spread of fake news. now, of course, it would be great if the proliferation of lies, exaggerations and manipulated images or social media could be fixed

we are not the patsies anymore. we are not the pushovers anymore. >> [cheering] pres. trump: by the way, speaking of not being a patsy or a pushover, have you ever watch corey lewandowski? >> [cheering] [applause] pres. trump: he also had very little experience. he only ran one campaign and he won so he is one for one. say a few words. >> this is trump country. thank you for supporting donald j. trump for your next president. pres. trump: thank you. i saw them back there. they work hard. these are great people. ok, ready? we need more republicans. we have to get more republicans. they say we have a majority. we need more to get it done. we will get it done one way or another but we need more. with your help, we will elect more republicans and we will deliver even more. again, other than health care , which frankly we got rid of the individual mandate, the worst part of obamacare. [applause] we are doing association health care theory soon. -- we are doing association health care very soon. it is coming out over the next couple of weeks which will be incredible where yo

the outline of the plot was very similar to what happened in dallas the patsy in chicago was a former marine who had trained with cuban exiles all right the design of the actual sas nation is south of was for the motorcade to go by a warehouse building in chicago. and where this particular patsy was placed on the third floor after it exited from a freeway on ramp the gunmen as far as we know from this were to be they resembled the description was that they were hispanic or cubans so in other words in other words if there would have been no cover up about the chicago plot the attempt to kill kennedy in chicago very likely the dallas plot would not have been successful because there were so many elements of the chicago plot that resembled the dallas plot ok that the secret service cannot of missed those earmarks all right and they would have either changed their route or pulled oswald off of the route ok before it happened that's a very very important piece of information sean that you just don't hear about in the mainstream press in america and it's really a shame because in addition t

we are not the patsies or pushovers anymore. by the way, speaking of not being a patsy or a pushover. do you ever watch corey lewandowski on the shows? where is corey? and david bossie? he also had very little experience. he only ran one campaign and he won, so he's 1-1. corey, say a few word. >> this is trump country! we love you, michigan. thank you for supporting donald j. trump as your next president of the united states. thank you very much. president trump: thank you, corey. i saw them back there and they work hard. we appreciate it. we need more republicans. we have got to get more republicans. they say we have a majority. one in the senate, very few in the house. we need more to get it done. we are going to get it done one way or the other. but with your help we'll elect more republicans and deliver even more. other than healthcare which frankly we got rid of the individual mandate which is the worst part of obamacare. we are doing association healthcare very soon, it's coming out the next couple weeks which will be incr

>patsy sheehan lives in hanalei. she says the flash flood destroyed her home.a gaping hole in the middle of her street.< brigette namata, hanalei: this house by hanalei pier was no match for the weekend's weather. the structural damage is eye- popping. it looks like the house could break apart at any moment. but if you think this house is bad, take a look at the one next door. > < patsy sheehan, hanalei resident: some of the houses, you could hear them crack yesterday as the sand finally gave way and the house, the concrete just gave away. that was really excruciating to listen to the houses break a part >the pier itself is unrecognizable.the road to hanalei pier is caved in. three upturned trucks are destroyed and lodged in the sand.á this á used to be the restroom.kaua hermosura boards at kamehameha schools. he's not at school today because floodwaters prevented him f

we are not the patsies anymore. we are not the pushovers anymore. [cheering] pres.by the way, speaking of not being a patsy or a pushover, have you ever and david bossi? [cheering] pres. trump: he also had very little experience. he only ran one campaign and he n so he is one for one. say a few words. p> this is dr trum country. thank you for supporting donald j. trump for your next president. pres. trump: thank you. i saw them back there. they work hard. these are great people. ok, ready? we need more republicans. we have to get more republicans. they say we have a majority. we need more to get it done. we will get it done one way or another but we need more. with your help, we will elect more republicans and we will deliver even more. again, other than health care which frankly we got rid of the individual mandate, the worst part of obamacare. association health care theory soon. it is coming out over the next couple of weeks which will be incredible where you can buy great health care, highly competitive. i used to talk during the debates -- get rid of the state

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host: patsy is on our republican line. what she ispreciate speaking about this morning. i just want to applaud our president. he has shown he has the power and the strength and the know-how to get the job done over in syria. off of allem to lay of these chemical weapons. right.mal word is an animal kills their own. you don't kill your own. you have to protect your own. that is what trump is trying to put into recourse here across the world. you have to protect your own and he is going to let them rebuild over there, as they have to be the ones in the future after all this is over, they have got to be the ones to take the hand and rebuild their country, and set up some zones for none of this to happen anymore. i feel so bad for those people, however they got to learn to stand on their own feet. we cannot fight everybody's wars. , thesehere in a sense women and children and old people get hurt for no reason. host: talk about the role of the syrian people. guest: the syrian opposition has never really called for the u.s. to fight their war. syrians are very proud. they did

we are not patsies anymore. not the pushovers anymore.the way, speaking of not , you a patsy or a pushover ever watch corrie lewandowski on the shows? and david boston. he also had very little experience. he only ran one campaign and he won so he is one for one. say a few words. >> this is trump country. .e love you, michigan thank you for supporting donald j trump is your next president of the united states. thank you very much. president trump: i saw them. they work hard and these are great people and we really appreciate it. so we need more republicans. they say we have a majority. very few in the house. we need more to get it done. we'll get it done when way or the other but we need more with your help. we will elect more republicans and deliver even more. other than health care, which frankly we got rid of the individual mandate which is the .orst part of obamacare we are doing association health care very soon. coming out over the next couple of weeks which will be incredible where you can buy great health care, highly competitive.

of raids on properties used by his personal lawyer as disk wasteful and a never ending witch hunt patsy cline reports from washington. are you white house handlers didn't even wait a second saudi reporters out of the oval office before the president could be tempted to answer questions donald trump stayed silent tuesday the night before was a different story they broke into the office going on a long rant about the raid on his lawyer michael cohen's hotel and office. why don't i just fire a moment well i think it's a disgrace what's going on and we'll see what happens but i think it's really a sad situation when you look at what happened there many people have said you should fire him that is giving democrats i mean ition to call for new legislation this congress must respond forcefully and on a bipartisan basis by reaffirming our belief that the president cannot fire special counsel without law without cause and by passing legislation to ensure that any attempts to remove robert muller. the unsuccessful so far republicans have only gone as far as to warn the president not to act but he

margaret -- a 34-year-old she had a 14-year-old daughter named margaret, a one-year-old daughter named patsy. edmund was one-year-old, and there was one person listed as a girl, one years old. -- one-year-old. they had run off to the union army, and this man recorded their names. imagine what it would be during war to leave all that you had known, the plantation where you had lived and worked and tried to raise your family, to go follow the union army, not knowing what to expect and oftentimes being turned away, not having enough to eat. working where you could, trying to keep your family together. listed --at the phyllis did when she left with her children, and this is what so many other mothers and fathers did. oftentimes fathers went ahead of the mothers to work in contraband camps, and when they could they got back word to their families that they had made it, and they would send for them. , the women and the elderly would leave and bring with them the children. those contraband camps became overwhelmed with women and children. and even when they experienced harsh treatment from official

she had a 14-year-old daughter named margaret, a one-year-old daughter named patsy. edmund was one-year-old, and there was one person listed as a girl, this one-year-old. they had run off to the union army, and this man recorded their names. imagine what it would be during war to leave all that you had known, the plantation where you had lived and worked and tried to raise your family, to go follow the union army, not knowing what to expect and oftentimes being turned away, not having enough to eat. working where you could, trying to keep your family together. this is what the mother, phyllis, did when she left with her children, and this is what so many other mothers and fathers did. oftentimes fathers went ahead of the mothers to work in contraband camps, and when they could, they got back word to their families that they had made it, and they would send for them. we know, in a later wave, the women and the elderly would leave and bring with them the children. those contraband camps became overwhelmed with women and children. and even when they experienced harsh tr

patsy cline. >> you do like old. that's true.t me get this straight. if i'm at my table and i get jesse is my waiter and dana as my busboy i guess, i don't know, and there's a fly in my soup. >> excuse me? >> juan: do i have to leave a tip? do i have to leave a tip? >> first of all for the kids. second of all i like how you characterize her as a busboy. >> kimberly: boss person. >> very enlightened. >> juan: kimberly is straightening me out. a bus person. anyway. i would give you a big tip if i was there. >> you can go online and donate. >> you can afford it. >> you can go online and donate. we hope you do. >> kimberly: great of you to do this, fantastic. >> greg: you still need a computer. i do have tips. you have to approximate what a waiter is. jessica might be sure and talk about your acting classes whenever you are waiting on a table. dana, bring up your screenplay. that's the only thing waiters do, at least in new york city. >> the apron is so big. it is like dragging on the floor for me. we have to figure this out. >> pete

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.>> reporter: unlike a bill this is a ballot measure, once patsy can't be amended. -- once past -- once it is passed it can't be amended. >> reporter: we reached out to facebook and the company responded telling us they decided to pull out of the committee to oppose the bill. the other companies did not respond. to clarify ballot measures could be amended but not my lawmakers -- but not by lawmakers.>> and all of this started as a way to communicate with each other. >> all right, julie thank you.>>> a hailstorm in montecito county pelting the windshield as the crew drove through this afternoon. showers moving in over the bay area. our meteorologist has been tracking it with high death doppler.>> the evening commute is turning sloppy. looking at the radar, like we told you yesterday 6:00-7:00 when the rain would arrive. the leading edge of the rain hopping over the east bay hills headed toward martinez, vallejo, american canyon, and venetia. the steadiest or heaviest rainfall moving to san rafael, novato, and petaluma, rainy and breezy in santa rosa. 9:00 tonight where the front is clear

completely but turkey will not stand by while russia and iran dominate syria, nor will russia be a patsy to iran, necessarily. this is a very complicated situation, we are not going to turn the place into beverly hills. we do have allies with interest including the gulf allies who will i think field some ownership. >> harris: i hope it comes with some money. i'm serious about that. we have been picking up the tab, you can understand this president taking a look at the couple thousand troops we have there. you know it's not that simple. there are people in concert with those troops. it's many more people than that generally speaking on the ground as support. the president is leading with his heart but he's also looking at a situation and saying how much more money do we want to spend if isis is nearly defeated? >> it's enormously expensive to keep a single u.s. military person in the field. that comes at the expense of new airplanes, new satellites, new missiles, things we need to deter china, for example. >> harris: the president says we will know in the next 24-48 hours what he is going

they have made him a patsy.and changing the tire is another story that has never been verified i think there is some question about whether that actually happened. no one at was ever able to document that. they would announce those who were rioting on his behalf. did they call for the arrest and prosecution for those who did those acts. what he did there he said it was wrong of the people to riot and he condemned them for writing but he also went on to say that he thought that those young people the victims of poverty and difficult lines and often very dysfunctional families and the answer to that was not simply punishment but the answer was to do something about the underlying conditions that caused these people to act out in that way. he did say both. >> i admire him and i hope we have other people who step up to the plate like he did. but i have a question about the poor people's campaign. in the garbage workers. did he have any support from the laborers like the unions they were so separated and they couldn'

thanks patsy since across the united states have been marking the one nine hundred anniversary of the columbine school massacre on a national day of action against gun violence in schools this was the scene outside the white house in washington d.c. where hundreds of students gathered in silent protest twelve people in a teacher were killed in the one nine hundred ninety nine columbine shootings the anti-gun movement in the u.s. has gained new momentum since the park and school shooting in february in which seventeen people were killed and again like a has more now from parkland florida. well things were fairly low key here at the marjory stoneman douglas high school the school has about three thousand students less than one hundred walked out of their classrooms this morning that's because many more want to stay inside and carry out what they call a day of service that means registering people to vote calling their senators to apply political pressure but of course these students have not been alone today there's been more than two thousand demonstrations from maine all the way to ha

we're here and we have had -- >> over there they know exactly what they're doing we don't want to be patsies i just don't know how you do it without cutting off your nose. you don't let them run over. >> they've now threatened the nose and the question is do they actually cut it off. i think they -- the president has gotten chinese attention now he needs a really well developed strategy that has priority issues that we want addressed. what we want the chinese to do in what time frame here's the most important element. line up the friends and allies we try to do this alone, it will not succeed. >> josh, i want to thank you for being here it's a pleasure to see you >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up, gop conference chair kathy mcmorris rodgers and then later, mick mulvaney drops in the job that josh is probably so glad he doesn't have anymore and then treasury secretary steven mnuchin will join us and will be here to talk u.s./china trade tensions, the dollar, and much more. stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" live from washington, d.c., right here on cnbc as a control enthusiast, i'm