the purple heart thing.a republican had said it the democrats would discover how much they like the military this week and they would have forgotten the next week. as for a security clearance. i had a top secret clearance when i was in the military. i left and they pulled it. this guy walked out of the building. what is he doing with a clearance? why is jeff sessions asleep at the wheel? liz: he was texting on an fbi phone about an fbi probe to an fbi official on fbi time. >> you hear the same assertions by certain members of the media, that they are not biased against donald trump, yet they are ripping his head off. i don't buy it. i think law enforcement need to have politics out. totally. liz: other fbi agents are livid about this story. you won't believe the stunning verdict that came down. baby powder, talcum powder causing cancer. a st. louis jury awarded $7.2 billion to women who claim it gave them cancer. the media blasting president trump for calling out the german-russia pipeline. guess who also ca

i bet you know a purple heart recipient.ppened to them to have that medal be given to them. we might talk to a few on the program here. you speak me metaphorically about that it's foolish means it's not computing the difference between some agent who has bias and some guy with a rifle in the battlefield. rachel: wonder how much his walking this back has to do with a midterm coming up and veterans who are planning a protest in his district. pete: interesting. i hadn't heard that. todd: pretty sure no purple heart recipient for sending text messages. 8 ms-13 gang members all in the u.s. illegally indicted for attacks. federal authorities charging them for attempted murder, assault, racketeering and conspiracy. some of the criminals are believed to be involved in violent machete attacks. think about that. machete attacks against rival gang members. seven of the suspects currently in custody. one though remains on the loose right now. harrowing moments. a state trooper dragged for nearly two miles. the rogue driver reaching up t

he didn't get a purple heart. and being called to task on that by the enemy. you have to specifically be injured by an enemy of the state to earn a purple heart. so what this congressman did and he probably doesn't understand it he equated republicans or the actual looking for truth to an enemy attacking this manual. so it's pretty disgraceful and probably the stupidest thing someone said since hank johnson thought guam might flip over. brian: on top of that george washington came up with the idea. for him to think because his corrupt behavior and disgraced conduct put him there where he is, this guy wants to give him an award. ainsley: remember, he was having an affair. he was writing his lover anti-trump text messages while he is part of the trump investigation while in the hillary investigation. >> to think they would say he earned a medal by having to stand and listen to people say his own words back to him or read his own words out loud. that's called accountability. look, a man's personal life is his own doi

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heart hank greenberg got the purple heartlanding on -- i am outraged by purple heart ridiculous. >>ed district bay in terms of the way that these individuals have talked about trump supporters don't forget peter strzok, i go i go norrant hill bill are ignorant hillbilly people will remember in november. >> i can smell trump support at walmart he tweeted. >> smells like victory, that is what it smells like. >> all winning. >> the democrats actually miss a big opportunity here to take the higher ground, that could have helped in midterm election if they held peter strzok of course but if you saw them take him to task undermined credibility of fbi republicans would have been caught off guard. >> you would think both sides would agree on. >> that is why i want to get newt's take on what is the fbi go from here because it cements like completely under mind person medium know he was lying through teeth doing cya, what is your take on how fbi regains credibility what accountability can be had. >> i literally yesterday was walking down the street, and in washington, a woman stopped me, and

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had white top that. >> what you have a purple tie.this tie was just the dry cleaned yesterday but at lunch i got a spot on it. i want to think german collins for her leadership on this issue and for making sure that we had this hearing today and for all of you for being here. everyone here, but especially of course are witnesses who are providing testimony to us today. we want to thank the advocates as well who have traveled very great distances to be here. i know many from pennsylvania, but virtually every state represented across our country. the experience of living with alzheimer's or related dementia for caring for someone with the disease is unfortunately all too common. it's a disease that affects all communities and it doesn't matter where you're from or how much money you earn. it affects so many americans. in our state alone, the state of pennsylvania, an estimated 280,000 people ages 65 and over are currently living with alzheimer's. as we will hear from the secretary as one from pennsylvania, that number may not tell the e

the partisan divide was evident, democrats coming to his defense with one thing he deserved a purple heart. he declined to answer questions about the russia probe but suggested the fact he didn't leak any information is proof he was able to set his political views aside and do his work. rob: peter stzrok refusing to admit bias in his text messages. congressman trey gowdy says that any credibility peter stzrok had is now gone and investigations into donald trump are tainted. >> he already made up his mind donald trump would be destabilizing for the country, think how serious that word is. destabilizing for our country and he hadn't begun to interview the first person in august. he said we will stop it. we need an insurance policy and talking about impeachment one day after bob mueller's investigation began. peter stzrok has a level of bias that would make it impossible, and using them as a witness, on the other hand, while he is convicting donald trump before the investigation begins exonerating hillary clinton. heather: the country is as tired of the russia probe is lawmakers, and re

purple, preliminary pennsylvania avenue extension. i'm showing the picture right now, not part of phase two, but as i walk through the presentation i'll explain to you how we want to deliver both of them together. some of the activities that took place since we updated you in 2016, refreshed the cost estimate in 2016, this on the market conditions at that time. we have not updated the cost estimate as of that time. in 2017, we undertook a tunnel option study to look at opportunities to reduce the cover and traffic disruption. updated the ridership study, to ascertain how much we can generate from facilities charges should the board and our funding partners agree on the facility charge for the transit center,

if i could give you a purple heart, i would. you deserve one. jeanine: that's just another one of the many ridiculous and insulting moments by the dems at the strzok hearing. let's get to it with former secret service agent dan bongino. former hillary clinton advisor philippe reines for his first time on justice. isn't a purple heart given to people who put their lives at risk for the rest of us. >> first of all thank you for having me. i believe the congressman took it back. he apologized today. it's better than someone saying i'm a dentist so i know what you are thinking. the bigger question of the hearing is what was the point. in hindsight it's clear the house republicans knew what was coming down the pike. president trump was told about the rod rosenstein indictment. they looked scared to me. they went over the top. your own laura ingraham talked about that. judge jeanine: when you say they went over the top, dan, do you think they went over the top? >> philippe is just covering for his former boss, mrs. clinton. judge will be listen. of al

so as you can see, the controller's office looked at not only calls for service, that next purple bar is self-initiated time, and that last blue bar reflects administrative tasks. the balance of that 25% is unobligated patrol time, so that's the opportunity that we have to do community engagement and problem solving. so the -- essentially, this was 16-17. staffing changed during the course of -- from 16-17 to now, and so the controller's office then reran what our staffing levels were compared to the actual calls for service time spent and determined that we're probably around 33% of our time obligated to calls for service. now, the discrepancy we feel with the b.l.a. is simply that they included more people that don't actually have the primary responsibility of responding to calls for service, they have other duties at the district stations, and so that would bring our average down. so they spend no time on calls for service, so of course that's balanced with officers who are spending more time on calls for service. >> supervisor fewer: you're saying that that slight nuance in job pe

>> guest: we were really looking at how do democrats appeal to people in red and purple places. so you could call us center-left. you could call us kind of mainstream democrat, but we're trying to figure out how democrats can appeal to the widest swath of a big tent in order to defeat donald trump. >> host: as far as the message then, what's the message of appeal to those people in those red and purple places? >> guest: well, we're out with a new poll this morning, and what we found is people are still really anxious about the economy. they feel like in their community it's still very difficult to earn a good life. and 55% of them say it's very difficult to earn a good life, and what we've found is they really want government to focus on expanding opportunity to more people and places. and so when you ask them about what the biggest problems are in the economy, they say the economy's really changed, it's continuing to change. i'm not sure what my place in it is going to be or the place for my children. and i need government to really focus on how every single american everywhere

. ♪ ♪ purple rain >>> prince would have turned 60 this year and clearly his legacy lives on.e a chance to bid on some of his personal items. >> including his own vinyl copy of "purple rain," his bible. >> yeah one of prince's bodyguard is the one who provided auctions with the stuff. the prince estate is not affiliated with this auction. >>> meanwhile, fans are getting to know more about fellow icon whitney houston's struggles in the documentary "whitney." putting this together was very much a houston family affair, but now the matriarchs of the family, whitney's mom cissy, and cousin dionne warwick are speaking out on the molestation allegations that have apparently haunted whitney and her brother gary for years. >> i know, mama, i know. >> i know, mama, i know. >> she hid from me. she hid a lot of things from me. >> how hard was this documentary for everyone in the family, but especially cissy? >> this was difficult for her. she's still processing this. there are a lot of revelations that she did not know about. which was a bit overbearing for her, really overbearing. >> ci

>> you know what, i'm not purple. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you must be so excited you're not purple> i have this super cool asymmetrical cape, which may be overreacting wildly, but you know -- yes. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what i would do, yeah. >> yeah, well who wouldn't? >> jimmy: why not, yeah. >> it's a cape. >> jimmy: yeah. if i had a cape, i would use it. >> sure. >> jimmy: absolutely, yeah. [ light laughter ] i mean, though, you just came back from the cannes film festival, so thank you for being here tonight. >> i came today, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, was it fun? how was cannes? >> it was great. and then -- 4:00 in the morning, i was at the can -- nice airport, and they had the most vicious security guards in the whole -- in the whole -- any airport in the whole world. i don't know why, but they are. and it reminded me, the last time i was in at the airport was th about 10 years ago, and he was four years old and we had -- i ha an american passport. and the guy was really suspicious, as he should be. and he says to my son stellan, "what's your name?" and my son looks

the purples are 100s. really kind of right now, the eastern side of the san joaquin valley, the southern san joaquin valley, the northern sacramento valley.>>> for us, the seabreeze, and today's temperatures, about where they were yesterday, for us, but inland they continue to warm. that is the weather story. when i come back, what you can expect as we get towards wednesday, how long the fog is going to stick around, and when temperatures will start to drop down.>>> returning to fight a conviction, the arguments that brock turner's attorney made today in an effort to overturn his sexual assault conviction. >>> news at 6:00, new developments to phase out plastic and symphysis go, the vote by supervisors. >>> new legislation i could make utilities such as pg&e less liable in the event of wildfires, at 6:00. >>> the attorney for brock turner was in court arguing that his conviction should be overturned. >> telling us what is next in this appeal, and why one legal analyst says the move is an uphill battle.>> r

stzrok a purple heart, an offensive thing to have heard. >> to people who were honored with the purple heart. shannon: someone who had political bias on investigations. this is the first of many witnesses that will be doing testimony in front of these committees and they will do a lot of obstruction to shut down the hearing and oversight a lot of interjections and what is interesting about that is is what we have seen in the department of justice approach to being asked about the russia investigation and how it started, what we have learned, there were wiretaps and surveillance of trump associates, it was secretly bottom and paid for by hillary clinton in the dnc but all these things came out of her great objections from the depends of justice and fbi and peter stzrok says he will not answer what is asked of him because the department of justice told him not to. everyone got to see what it was like for congress as they try to get information. >> congressman ted lose had this by twitter, this gop controlled hearing in the investigation to hillary clinton's emails is stupid, peter stzrok

i regret using the term purple heart, i never thought purple heart should have been given to agent is to sic. they are strong units defending america and these indictments prove it once again. >> do you think the democrats are to blame for the politicization of the mueller investigation at this point? >> i don't think so. the democrats have been supportive of protecting mueller. i have a resolution, we have 184 signatures on it to protect him from being fired and all democrats have signed onto it, other than walter jones of north carolina, we're trying to protect him and see the investigation goes according to the facts and the truth comes out. all of these efforts with lisa page and peter strozk are trying to show bias, and what mueller comes out with is wrong, and people that listen to the four legged animal station, will listen to it and won't believe it. the president knows there's bad news coming down the line with the russia investigation with his involvement, his family's involvement and his campaign's involvement that he's sowing seeds not to be listened to. >>> the president

. >> if i could give you a purple heart, i would. you deserve one. >> the veterans must have felt good about that line. that didn't work. but set that aside for a moment and we're stilt at the same point we have been at for the past year or so. the fbi agent in charge of two of the most political investigations in the past decade was steeped in animus toward candidate and president trump. at a time when he was supposed to be impartially examining and overseeing the clinton investigation he was rooting for her victory. he agonized about the possibilities that trump would win and assured his then lover he would not let that happen. but pay no attention to that because there's no bias there. >> there is no act of bias. so this false assertion you're making that political personal belief must equal bias and we merged the two words in the dictionary is one of the triumphs of what is going on that i cannot disagree with more. i and men and women of the fbi every day take our personal beliefs and set those aside in vigorous pursuit of the t

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someone who will be difficult for those in purple states, democrats in purple states to oppose and puts everyone in the cross-hairs here. what i find also interesting is that this does show us how the supreme court is.court how important our third branch of government, the judiciary, is, and also the issues that are potentially moving here. we've had a lot of focus on roe issues of voting rights, there are issues of affirmative action, there are same sex that people should be focused on, as well. host: jane, lawrence, democratic s, caller. hi there. good morning. i would like to ask the delegate, she claimed she was a prosecutor. good morning. i would like to ask the delegate, she claimed she was a prosecutor. if she's heard of sequestering witnesses, because i don't believe lisa page should be entitled to know the testimony of strzok and be allowed to it and dictate her answers to that, the whole point abuse osecutor, she must abuse l of the tool of sequestering witnesses, you do that to find out who is lying and who isn't. disingenuous to say she should be allowed transcripts and to a

mueller and the investigation. >> shannon: a purple heart? >> it's a very offensive thing to have heard. >> shannon: two people who have earned and awarded or honored with the purple heart. >> someone who deserves that versus someone who had a lot of political bias on the politically sensitive investigation. it gave an indication of what democrats will be doing. this is the first of many witnesses that will be doing testimony in front of these committees. they showed they will do a lot of obstruction, attempt to shut down the hearing, attempt to shut down oversight. there were a lot of interjections and objections. what's interesting is it's kind of part of what we've seen from the general department of justice approach. being asked questions about the russia investigation and how it started. the use of confidential informants. what was the use -- we've learned there were wiretaps on trump associates and surveillance on trump associates, that the dossier was secretly bought and paid for by hillary clinton and the dnc. things that have come ou

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heart to give this guy a purple heart because he had some hard questions? some belligerent congressman? what an insult to american soldiers, sailors, and service people. >> martha: yeah. highly highly inappropriate. this is a tweet that rudy giuliani put out with regard to these indictments that rod rosenstein announced. he says of the russian intelligence operatives. he says the indictments rod rosenstein announce you had are good news for all americans. the russians are nailed. no americans are involved. time for mueller to end this pursuit of the president and say president trump is completely innocent. your thoughts? >> well, it proves -- this indictment proves that we never needed a special counsel. this indictment could have been brought by ordinary prosecutors, ordinary fbi agents. there's no conflict here. it's russians they are going after. there is no president. there is no people around the president. there is no conflict between the attorney general, the deputy attorney general and americans. it's all russians. wife do we need to spend 20, 30, $

states, democrats in purple states, to oppose and also puts everyone in the cross hairs here. what i find also interesting is that this does show us how important the supreme court is, how important our third branch of government, the judiciary is, and also the issues that are still potentially moving here. we've had a lot of focus on roe v. wade but there is issues of voting rights. there are issues of affirmative action. there are issues of same sex that other -- that people should be focused on as well. >> james, lawrence, massachusetts, democrat caller. hi there. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i would like to ask the delegate, she claimed that she was a prosecutor, if she's ever heard of sequestering witnesses, because i don't believe that lisa page should be entitled to know the testimony of strzok and then be allowed to memorize and to tailor her answers to that. the whole point of it as a prosecutor, she must have used the tool of sequestering witnesses. you do that to find out who's lying and who isn't and i just think it's a little disingenuous to say that she s

struck, deserved a purple heart is appalling.lso, the democrats, they look like the laughingstock of the country. host: let's go to maine, independent line. alan is next. caller: good morning. first, a simple observation. this will be a little unusual, , who- emperor trump nominally is operating as president of the united states, understanding his posture and what he is doing in terms of have it he is attempting to become the emperor, not just of the united states, but emperor trump of the world. -- ionger answer, or the will keep it relatively brief -- is for any who have watched trump's agencies over the past couple of days, he is trying to embarrass them and bring down any other leaders in the world. that is very obvious. reador those who may have an excellent history of the u.s. revolution called "revolution against empire," which is what the american revolution was against, it is clear we have two .hoices, two paths one is the path toward global democracy, and the other is the path of global empire. host: donald in pennsylva

. >> if i could give you a purple heart i would. you deserve one. >> let me begin by congratulating witness on his completely correct statements of key first amendment law, that people are entitled to political opinions. >> i am so sorry for treemght yotreatmentyou have errorred re. >> this is about for american public. >> mr. strzok, you not about you, they want to damage and destroy our democracy, one of the ways they did it, is by taking an institution like the fbi. >> if anyone should be pissed at fbi because you helped this unfit man become president of united states by not revealing to people that he was under investigation in his campaign, it should be me. they should be applauding you kissing you, and giving you all awards. lou: congressman democrat seem -- with you in the committees, they seem to be excited about a person who is under investigation for basically subversion of the united states. >> two key point, strzok the day after mueller special counsel investigation was announced, next day he was talking about impeachme

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. >> if i could give you a purple heart i would. you deserve one.to attack robert mueller and the investigation to get at russia collusion in our election. rob: carly shimkus is here with the outrage to that comment pouring in online. >> conservative lawmakers asked peter stzrok a lot of questions but democrat singing a different tune. stephen cohen going forest to say stzrok deserves a medal for bravery. some are calling his comment disrespectful to the real heroes in uniform. bird on twitter calling it a slap in the face to our bravest and won't like this tweet from kansas, stephen cohen is blinded by his need for his party's acceptance and backing, he has become disgraceful to americans and certainly those who serve and serve their country through our military, corey chiming in saying disgraceful, cohen needs to apologize to our true veterans. mark meadows and darrow ice the criticized him for his remarks. jillian: a pizza shop owner offering free pizza but there is a bit of a catch. >> this pizza restaurant served up a listen to armed robbers wh

. >> host: are the colors, orange and purple, are they trademarked? >> guest: they are all trademarks. we are pretty firm on that. another brand that has been around for 70 years as everyone talks about 31 flavors but we have 1300 flavors, take them out, bring them back, bring up new flavors. constantly evolving, changing, listening to the consumer. >> host: how controversial is the new commercial you have on the air, very large gentleman dancing? you don't necessarily want to associate a screen with that. >> guest: that gentleman has a great following. we had some internal debate about it. a classic case of culture. a lot of people would say we are going to have a new commercial and this is what it is going to be. that decision is not in my hands. it is the person who runs baskin-robbins and he came to me and said what do you think? i went out and this is a small example of the culture. i talked to some people in the organization and i actually run a process for people in the organization. they are below director level and we talk about everything un

leland: rob, quickly, the purple heart comment, that may play well with the base.the midterm? >> i'm a veteran. that certainly didn't go well for me. it was sensational and made the gripping of the good tv. by and large i'm glad we got the message out we should not be attacking the very people that are protecting our laws and our democracy. leland: yeah, that was certainly the-- >> more concerned-- >> moving on though to what jennifer griffin was just talking about. dan coates the director of national intelligence appointed by president trump saying we are missing the warning lights that are blinking red and then the president tweeting, in ternms o what the russians did during the dnc, the story you heard about the 12 russians took place during the obama administration, why didn't they do something about it, especially when president obama was enveloped by the fbi in november before the election? as much as democrats are pounding the table, trump-russia, trump russia-trump-russia, the democrats didn't do anything about it. >> yes, they did, it was a terrible mistak

. >> if i could give you a purple heart, i would. you deserve one.et me begin by congratulating the witness on his completely correct statements of the key first amendment law, that people are entitled to political opinions. >> and i'm so sorry for the treatment you have received here today. as a member of the oversight committee, i take no pleasure in watching the spectacle. >> what this is about as for the american public, it is really not about you. they want to damage and to destroy our democracy, and one of the ways that they do it is by taking an institution like the fbi and destroying it. >> if anyone should be, you all helps this unfit man become president of the united states for not revealing to the people that he was under investigation, and in his campaign, they should be applauding you, kissing you, and giving you all the words. >> congressman, democrats serve with you and those committees. they seem to be very excited about a person who is under investigation for basically subversion of the united states. >> two key points here, peter s

. >> if i could give you a purple heart, i would. you deserve one. kennedy: that's offensive to veterans wound in combat, you bastard. grandstanding on the left and grandstanding on the right and a lot of questions about strzok's appearance. you were in charge an investigation investigating, gathering evidence against donald trump, a subject that you hated, that you wanted to sc stop him and impeach him. can you see why that night call into question everything you touched on all of those investigations? >> i understand why people might think that, particularly based on the mix representations of extreme folks in the media, conspiracy theorists and elsewhere. that's why i'm glad to be here today. people are calling for the release of my private interview so people can judge for themselves. who i am and judge by the facts. kennedy: strzok claimed he wants biased and he was giving his political opinion when he told lisa page he would stop trump from becoming president. but trey gowdy pushed him further. >> your testimony is bob mueller did not kick you

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the difference you see will be the purple, the 100s working their way westward and that's the dance, really. we have a big high setting over hair -- over here and then kind of this cooler air trying to push in so it's just going back and forth and that's how it will go all week but in these inland bay valleys with the heat advisory in effect, it's going to stay hot and sweltering just east over the bay area -- so we will still see us -- most of us will still see temperatures like this but as you start wondering out toward brentwood and past modesto, you will find the temperatures over 100. 102 in gilroy but look around the bay -- pleasant 82 in pleasantville -- pleasanton and fremont so a bastion of niceness in that area and the heat is further over the hill than it was yesterday. here's the five-day forecast with temperatures generally trending down a bit and y -- tomorrow will be the hottest day in the bay area and thursday as warm as well but the heat advisory stays in effect through thursday and of course the western grid thing -- the power concerns we are having with the potenti

i think whether you're a red state or purple state or in cycle or not in cycle, if you're honest about the process you'll give this man his due and a thumbs-up vote. everybody should be concerned. every voter out there represented by a senator who said that they would vote against the president's nominee to the united states supreme court before they even heard the name, that's troubling. that's problematic and not the way a democracy and federalism is meant to work. the senate advises and consents and votes to confirm or deny a president's nominations to the judiciary. all three branches are involved. they're not doing their jobs if they tell you from the beginning i'll vote against a trump nominee to the united states supreme court. what is their objection to brett kavanaugh, being called a judge's judge and a sharp legal mind who held forth last night and treated the entire world to his personal background, how important family and faith is to him, how he met his wife, what he did when he was in the bush white house. >> sandra: he made a point in his speech last night kavanaugh to m

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contestation, a really purple place. it is becoming more purple as the years go by. it is most famous for the conservatives that come from the region, but there is a liberal persistence in the sun belt. the postindustrial metropolises, as other scholars have said, are really changing the demographics florida, georgia, especially in these big cities. you are going to see, increasingly, i think, the red sunbelt becoming the battleground purple sunbelt, and in some places, maybe even in texas next 10, 15 years, in becoming a blue state. it is a battleground region. we're not looking at a linear progression of conservatism so much as we are seeing change, .ynamism, competition the sun belt is a microcosm of america in many ways, or it is america. you battle for these different constituencies across the sun belt states, but you are really battling for the heart and soul of the american future. wille who read this book see that this is contestation for a long period of time and it is not preordained that this will be a bastion of red conservatism forever, nor has it been t

it's a very purple place and it's becoming more purple as the years go by. it is most famous for the conservatives that come from the region, but there is a liberal persistence in the sun belt. the postindustrial metropolises of other scholars have said is really changing and the demographics of texas, california, arizona, georgia, especially in these big cities. you're going to see increasingly i think the red sun belt becoming a battleground purple sun belt and eventually i think in some places even maybe in texas in the next ten to 15 years become a blue state. it's a battleground region and i think that we are not looking at a linear progression of conservatism so much as we are seeing change and dynamism and competition, and the sun belt is a microcosm of america in many ways. or it is american in many ways, and so you battle for these different constituencies across the sun belt states but you are really battling for the heart and soul of the american future and if the people who read this book will see that it's contestation over long time and it's no