red state america, blue state, no, no, no, they want to just be blue state america. red state america, if you do df opiate addiction, that's too bad we don't care about you. >> yet greta thunberg approved r straw pea shooter and stead of . >> laura: there is dishonest moments in the media, this is one of them, elizabeth warren had a viral moments at last week's town hall after an audience member asked this question. >> the supporter approaches you and said my senator, i'm old-fashioned and they teaches me that marriage is between one man and one woman, what's your response? >> i'm going to assume it's a guy that said that, and i'm going to say, just marry one moment. assuming you can find one. >> laura: i mean, raymond, turns the question are of course, he knew it was choreographed, it was so obviously planned. someone named morgan actually is a bag don't like big warren donor. he's reached the legal max twice for the campaign of warren and her presidential campaign. they pulled out the little scheme and cnn, they know about it and the refined about this, and tucker w

congress, let alone the presidency in 2020, they will kick off a multi-year revenge tour on red state america. they're going to take more than our money, they are going to take our freedom. they will brainwash our kids pack the courts, and then they might even turn off the electricity, just for good measure. and the things you care about like the economy, the rule of law, securing our borders, they are going to ignore all of that. at the same time, take the shirt off your back, while they are at it. there is no reason to drag the country through damaging partisan impeachment proceedings predicated not on legal groundsm but on pure, sheer hatred for trump. o the fate of trump's presidency should be left up to the voters. next november. trust the people. we do. and that's the "angle." here not to respond, john eastman, a constitutional law scholar, professor at chapman university school of law, and robert ray, former whitewater independent counsel. r john, there is a lot of debate on what mcconnell can do regarding the rules. what is your take? >> well, you know, the rules can be changed by a m

last night, we expose democrats growing destructive democracy especially voters in red state america. who liberals view them with total and utter contempt. socialism is a hard sell in aflyover country. it's one of the reasons elizabeth warren chokes every time she is asked whether medicare for all will raise taxes on the middle class because she knows it will. >> direct question, will middle-class taxes go up to pay program? >> look, what families have to deal with is cost. total cost.that's what they havl with. >> how are you going to pay for it? are you going to raise middle-class taxes? >> costs are going to go up for the wealthiest americans, for big corporations. >> taxes by cost? >>>> yeah. andd hardworking, middle-class families are going to see their costs go down. >> laura: democrats know their dpolicies are not going to lead to a stronger economy.. certainly it's not going to be stronger than trump's. they don't even bother trying to make that case anymore. instead, they find themselves reverting to the old hillary clinton playbook. in other words, if you aren't confident yo

talking to people you are in a tough spot because on the one hand you are in the reddest of red state americawere brought to office and powered by the passion of black women. you are stuck between maga hats and black mamas. how do you deal with that? that's a tough road to ride. >> van, it's not. it's only a tough road to ride if you look at it in political terms. >> you're a politician. >> i understand that, but you know what? that oath and what my job is means more than being a politician, and i really mean that. when i first got elected to the senate, even during the campaign, i made sure that they knew that we weren't following polls and we weren't putting our finger to the wind to see which way the wind was blowing and my staff knows they weren't supposed to argue with me about taking a particular position based on what they think the good politics are. i think we need more people that would follow their conscience and i just consider it doug my duty and doing what i took an oath to do, and i really mean that. >> i think it's extraordinary that you've done that and you took a tough vote

america. why just limit yourself to red state or blue state. >> he should have started this a year ago. 18 monthsgo. for the first two years of the administration he only went to states that he won with maybe one or two states exception. this is late in the game. >> laura: he thought he was going to lose. >> i said he was back in the race and i got the president of cbs news calling me asking me -- he did not go -- let's be accurate because we owe that to the viewers. t for the first two years he did not go to these places. it's good that he is going there now because he is president of all america. >> laura: i think the economy has been the economy for all americans. california is suffering horribly. this is a great moment to go in there and make some inroads. >> the other thing he has to do in terms of constituencies that he needs to work on. you remember that trump didns slightly better with hispanic voters and the way you improve is you show up. youu go where hispanic voters live and you campaign. >> laura: byron said he is going to win new mexico. it's huge for hispanic legal american vote ce

about my five years arriving around the united states, spending time in what i would call back road america, the part of america that is everywhere. it is not a redtate or blue state of thing, it is the towns and communities that have been ignored or left behind or forgotten. likes like selma, alabama, the north side of milwaukee, like the bronx in new york city. places that are kind of stigmatized and defined in various ways as being places where there is high crime or poverty, but places that make up a large part of the united states. back row, the the front row is -- chris: the front row is me. i used to work on wall street before i did this, i have a phd in physics. rowe are what i call front professions. people who have harvard degrees, yale degrees, who make up a large part of the political class. people who make up a large part of wall street and the media. people who are very different in any different ways but have similar lived experience after high school, which is primarily about where they go to college, where they go to school. poor, which a lot of these folks are, have always been part of our society and many western societies. is

>> as we are the united states of america and we have the red, white, and blue, they have the six-point the star are the six points in which they're supposed to live and abide by. and they stand for wisdom, knowledge, understanding, loyalty, life, and love. it's what they're supposed to base their life on. but in truth, it's a facade. this tattoo, death before dishonor. they're supposed to live by that code as well. they are not supposed to give out any information. before they tell you any information, before they tell me any information, they are either to kill me or kill themselves. so this isn't a game to them. this is their way of life. they live by this. >> the paranoia and fear i've heard about so far is real. the gang polices its own with brutality. one of the most notorious cases of enforcement hit the news in 2013 when gang member welford lee mccarty, aka pork chop, carried out a hit on a fellow royal suspected of snitching. pork chop shot his victim in the face and then chopped up and distributed his body piece by piece in the backwoods of greene county. so frankly i'm shocke

incursion into syria has resulted in the release of ca ptu red has resulted in the release of captured islamic state fighters. let's speak to our north americadavid, we have had quite a lot from president trump in the last few hours. bring us up—to—date on what he has been saying. yes, these very strongly worded statements basically saying that there will be sanctions imposed on turkish individuals and organisations, not specifying it stage which ones. he plans to increase to 50% the tariffs on imports of turkish steel, and he is ceasing negotiations over a $100 billion trade deal with turkey. the president in his statement calling tu rkey‘s president in his statement calling turkey's actions in north—eastern syria destabilising, and also accusing turkey of precipitating a humanitarian crisis and setting conditions for possible war crimes, as he puts it, the president reiterating the notion that he is prepared to, in his words, destroy tu rkey‘s prepared to, in his words, destroy turkey's economy if it continues down this difficult and dangerous path. this statement clearly an attempt to assuage critics, among them many on his own side, his

states of america? >> and the level of detail. an immediate red flag and alarm something was wrong here and then they decide to move it to the special server with the higher level? and that so many people were involved. the level of detail from this reporting is extraordinary, it backs up not only what we heard is coming from the whistle-blower but i think it also speaks to the fact that the democrats, i think, have a lot of information that is yet to come out that -- may prove to be potentially damaging, embarrassing and one thing about sondland, he could resign and testify, but he's a political appointee. he was someone who gave a lot of money to the -- this is not a career foreign service officer. this is not someone like kurt volker who did resign very quickly. he's a political appointee. >> and also i say it is surreal this president among all presidents is getting this level of protection and cover-up from people. having done nothing to deserve it, and being someone who would never repay loyalty like this. i will never understand that. >> wh

red in a state that runs blue. >> trump will either be on mt. rushmore or they will build a mountain for trump. he is saving americaent trump, i love you! >> reporter: these are the faithful, the true believers. the mood here festive. many have said these rallies feel like a concert. excitement about being the trump's first time back on the campaign trail since the impeachment inquiry against him began two weeks ago. >> theacklash at the ballot box the likes of which they have never, ever seen before in the history of this country. >> reporter: most polls have public opinion shifting against the president. the majority of americans supporting the impeachment inquiry. even a fox newsol out today shogun% of americans now believe that trump should be impeached and removed from office. trump lashing out at that poll tweeting, whoever their pollster is, they suck. and tonight's rally, we heard similar sentiment in support of the president. >> they're not going to impeach him. >> it's just another ploy from the democrats to try to get him out. >> he is the president of the united states, he should be allowed to have conv

states of america and other purposes. without objection the resolution is considered red and will be open for amendment at any point.re there any amendments to the resolution? the gentleman from georgia mr. woodall. to speak or are we going to have an opportunity to read through the resolution and ask questions? >> if you want -- >> i don't want to read it but for the purpose of having it on the record i did have some questions about the text and how it was drafted, white was drafted in certain ways i know on the budget committee we go through line by line we don't do it original jurisdiction here. >> we can go through line by line if you like. >> would there be counsel available to answer questions about the draft? >> we can do that. this is not a hearing we can go through line by line and you can offer your amendments and we can have a discussion based on your concerns. i assume you have amendments. >> i do have amendments -- >> yes he would. >> i am burdened by being primarily a rules committee member and we don't do it original jurisdiction come in my time on the budget committee we would read through the budget

state of minnesota john hendren was there. inside an arena here in minneapolis the president has spoken says thousands of supporters many of them wearing those red make america great again hats that are his trademark but out here in the streets there have been sounds of people in around a rally that is larger than any that we've seen in recent months and these are demonstrators who are calling for the president's impeachment their chance include lock him up and impeach this is the 1st major rally the president has held since a peach when proceedings became official 2 weeks ago and outside the crowd just being polite but they've also made the trip fans walk a gauntlet on the way into the rally and police appear to be getting ready to divide the 2 groups to ensure that there is no violence inside the crowd is very supportive of the president but outside the calls for impeachment have grown louder . a face 5 people have been killed in ecuador following a week of violent protests and bijan as demonstrators took several police officers captive parading them on stage in the capital quito the protesters are angry at new austerity measures introduced by president ma

states of america? turkey? american honor has already been tarnished. we once abandoned a red line, now we abandon an ally. mr. president, we need answers. >> it reminds me of somalia and south vietnam, and it's disheartening, and i think the impact isn't even being felt yet. >> we have done a lot of bad things in this move, okay? not only have we empowered turkey to treat the united states like a third world country, we have brought russia and iran deeper into the syrian situation. >> is president trump making america safer right now with these moves? >> no, i would rather these moves have not been made, and i think there's a lot of things going on right now that are not making america safer. >> now, this is not the first time republicans have broken ranks with the president over syria. last year when he threatened to abandon the kurds the first time, republican lawmakers came out instant tly and forcefully against the president. lindsey graham called him weak and dangerous at the time. he and tom cotton, marco rubio e joni ernst and others signed a letter to trump warning him to reconsider. jim mattis an

red states. there was a little bit going on, not much, but a little. >> martha: i guess everybody in america -- you, you can boo if you want to. the president has to take it one way or another. >> umpires get booed too. >> martha: they do, for making a bad call. well, -deserved, don't you think you might ari, great to have you in new york. one day after joe biden said the world's most important terrorist was killed despite president trump's quote "ineptitude." now he saying this. >> now he's saying we're going to keep troops in iraq to protect the oil fields and we are going to take it well. that's like putting up a 500-foot banner, a recruiting banner for isis. >> martha: general jack keane on whether or not that is true when we come back. ♪ how do you make red lobster's endless shrimp even hotter? you bring back nashville hot! oh yeah - it's back. crispy shrimp... ...tossed in a spicy rub... ...and drizzled with sweet amber honey. more shrimp more ways. endless shrimp's just fifteen ninety nine. hurry in. >> martha: isis is reeling from a one-two punch tonight amid news today that an operation by

red spot in new york city. >> we need to emphasize that this is a sad and tragic day for the united states of america. >> reporter: at a friday night town hall, the democratic lawmaker took questions about his recent decision to back impeachment. >> we are going to push and push and push so we make sure that we are holding this white house to a standard. >> his district includes staten island's richmond county. it's the only county in new york city that voted for donald trump in 2016. despite that, there was little evidence of any broad anger at the town halls this week, even among nondemocrats like roy russo. >> i think that's a political thing that he just almost has to do because he's a freshman congressman. i don't know how he can go otherwise. it's a political party and he has to support it. it doesn't affect my thinking of him or my opinion about the impeachment. >> while many of his constituents say impeachment is not a top priority, it is for democrats like rose. he has a message for congressional republicans. >> they can go some semblance of political courage and integrity as we seek to get to the bottom

america going forward. he also says that he raised red flags early on. he sent a memo to secretary of state pompeo. he had told pompeo early on, i'm concerned about what happened. i saw she was treated improperly. pompeo says go in. pompeo says there was nothing wrong with this call. >> he gave the state department the notes. that's been reported. they have the notes, the moem memos. what happens to them, jeffrey? >> we'll see. because the white house said we are not cooperating with any of these investigations. so the state department institutionally which has these physical notes may never turn them over. but these individuals who work at the state department are making the individual decision to testify as taylor did. >> to the issue of the quid pro quo, again, just to put more meat on the bones of the cliff notes version, this is what taylor said yesterday. but mid-july, it was becoming increasingly clear to me the meeting president zelensky wanted was conditioned on the investigations of burisma and the interference in the 2016 election. it was also clear that this condition was driven by and

important and timely hearing tragically the united states policy from the very start is an example of america strategic failure at every point the notorious red line by president barack obama that was never enforced over the recent days. i believe our failure in syria is far greater than a serious misstep our policy has a deep moral challenge to all ofs us. how could we stand by where a regime massacres its people indiscriminately cracks how can we talk of redlines after eight years assad began to mature the people with poison gas and barrel bombs trying to figure out what our policy should be but it's not just us it's the entire international hecommunity complicit in the assad regime and its backers. that system was founded in the aftermath of the humanitarian horror andft the catastrophe of the holocaust. and then to prevent that tragedy was supposed to protect against. mediums for freedom and democracy has hijacked the multilateral institutions instead of promoting liberty they have developments over the past week have only underscored the importance that the esteemed witnesses here today have spent so much time. i'm deeply disappointed by

living in a red red state steady stronghold hundreds of the republican polls of the republican party and conservatism that is in pretty concerted. on the flip it is pretty high on the america since it's now the number of americans who consider themselves religious may have gone down by 10 percent sentence in the last elves decades really a little budget assist may have gone down by 10 percent in the last decade but a strong 65 percent of the u.s. public still considers themselves to be christian so it should be no surprise that donald trump is a strong bible believing prada strong 65 percent of the u.s. public still considers themselves to be christian so it should be no surprise that donald trump is a strong bible believing protestant. not a very pristine out of virtue period of use of it has been given a very brief to be proud exactly but i'm very proud of it very very proud of it now donald trump keeps his religious convictions pretty big he doesn't give it very very proud of it now donald trump keeps his religious convictions pretty big he doesn't go into detail he says that it's personal but it seems he has his own unique see our go into detail he says that it's perso

red state. six house republicans are retiring before the next election. and democrats think they have a chance of picking up some of those seats. with me now is our north americadonations come even though in the polls he is slipping to third place. clearly many people are still feeling the burn. absolutely. remember bernie sanders has done this before. he ran a primary campaign against hillary clinton in 2016 in that is where he built up a nationwide campaign infrastructure they didn't go anywhere in the ensuing years after he ended the campaign, he basically turned the key on and started up again. about this time last time around four yea rs this time last time around four years ago, he raced about 26 million, so he has the same base and they are more than willing to donate money to keep them going and what that means is that even if he is sliding in the polls, elizabeth warren is becoming more popular populace, it will have the money and the support to around for a long time. when he is a vote of confidence. where does the whole impeachment inquiry fit into this? that will suck a lot of oxygen out of the room. i think that a lot of democratic candidates like

america. wildfire danger in california. high winds ready to make the situation even worse. fires raging in the northern and southern part of the state destroying homes, tens of thousands forced to flee. redn extreme wind events firefighting becomes fairly ineffective. >> some returning home to find devastation while in the south olga spawns tornadoes. our weather team covers it all. >>> impeachment battle. a key witness in the inquiry asking a federal judge to rule whether he can testify. will it open t

communities were red lined by the united states federal government and many different economic systems in the 1930s and '40s, and we know that a majority of gun deaths happen in communities in rural america in suburban america that are in extreme despair and are affected by massive amounts of environmental injustice and don't get the help that they need because in every community in the united states -- >> everything you're pointing out is not mass shootings. most deaths are not mass shootings, so what part of the change plan that you have do you think will most likely address that? all of the stuff that doesn't make the news, all the stuff, you know, people die every day, and there's no mention of them. >> yeah, i think what it does more than anything, basically you would say all of it approaches and addresses the parts that don't get on tv on a daily basis. extremist protection orders for example. a lot of these gun licensing systems have shown dramatic impact in places like connecticut where they've seen homicides go down in massive amounts and gun suicides as well go down. we know that one of the number one predictors of the likelihood of somebody dying as a result of suicide is whet

america. wildfire danger in california. high winds ready to make the situation even worse. fires raging in the northern and southern part of the state destroying homes, tens of thousands forced to flee. red flag warnings in effect. >> in extreme wind events firefighting becomes fairly ineffective. >> some returning home to find devastation while in the south olga spawns tornadoes. our weather team covers it all. >>> impeachment battle. a key witness in the inquiry asking a federal judge to rule whether he can testify. will it open the door for former national security adviser john bolton to cooperate with the investigation? and who's testifying today? >>> slenderman attack. the girl stabbed by classmates in the notorious case speaking out for the first time. >> my body was in shock. >> what she's saying about the assault five years later and how she made it out alive. >>> skyscraper scare. a window washing platform blown by the wind slamming into this building and leaving a worker hanging. the frightening moment all caught on camera. >>> and the astros come alive. >> that's hammered down the line, it's fair, it's gone. >> their big win against the nationals. taking a bite out of the shar