let's start with richard burr who turned over his committee to the ranking democrat senator mark warnero, i just don't know how much more preposterous this witch-hunt can get. burr says there is no collusion, there's been no collusion, they can't find anything but they're not through yet, and they can just go on their merry damn way until, you tell me. when does it end? >> sadly, senator burr is a sock puppet for senator warner, and you know, zero times zero is still zero, so i can't imagine why they take an additional six months to write a report saying they found absolutely nothing. lou: because they can. >> and i was heartened by mr. burr about three weeks ago when he did come to the president's assistance with one statement, but then in very short order now he's flipped back to the same old line of repeating what mr. warner wants him to say. it's sad, it's a pathetic situation. lou: it is sad, and burr has just thrown -- he's put his entire career in a ditch. it's amazing to me that he could just turn over the committee to the democrats and throw decency to the wind and go after a s

it is richard burr kaiser richard burr kaiser pretty senior editor of national review. he sent a senior editor at the national review ever had paid by the time and married him when he was 25 and i was 33. >> and his administration. >> secreted himself to be an historian. he doesn't have a phd, which makes them much more open-minded and he began writing i think he wrote his first book before we were married and then he would make a list of books and say what you think here? george washington and he really loved him and the rest is history. use on number 13. >> about us coming out this fall? >> yeah, john marshall. then we read every word to each other. it's also very nice to live with an outstanding editor who does not let politics get in the way. >> dr. safer, that is why we are talking to you today about your forthcoming book, "i love you, but i hate yor politics." >> this book as a law prehistory based on my marriage got our wedding, william f. buckley was present. his enforcer, the mccarthy's right-hand man gave a reading to the person who walked me down the aisle on

that is senator richard burr. richard, thank you very much. we have great representatives. senator thom tillis, thank you. thank you. where is tom? thank you. lindsey graham. lindsey? do you want to pull up a chair? what happened to you? [laughter] richard, would you let him sit at our table? pull up a chair. lindsay has been great. tim scott? i don't know, i feel pretty guilty. come over here. they have been fantastic, and we have had a lot of help from congress, in all fairness. we are ready and they are ready to do what we have to do to make this perfect. that means, unfortunately, the money will be a lot, but it will come as fast as you need it. we will take care of everybody. hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas. one of the most powerful and devastating storms to ever hit our country. to the families who have lost loved ones, america grieves with you. and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your loss and we will never leave your side. we are with you all the way. to all those impacted by this terribl

i would like to ask richard burr to say a few words. you are a great senator, you have done an incredible job. we will ask tom tillerson to say a few words. they love the state and country. >> i will say what i said to you on the plane. i have been doing disasters in north carolina as an elected representative for 25 years. i have never seen the preparation, organization, collaboration between local, state, and federal government prior to this event. a we do have this good response as we did in preparation, north carolinians will be in good hands. the challenge is that we are faced with things that we haven't faced before. the ability to have the coast guard and dod assets in this state has enabled those at a local, state, and federal level to adjust what plans we may have had in place, and deliver water, food, and essential to get it to any community in the state. without that level of collaboration, we have people who are in serious problems. i am grateful for the federal component, but i am as grateful for the way state, emergency ma

republican senator richard burr of north carolina with me now.you back on our program. a lot of thoughts and concerns for folks back home. you head to winston-salem to be with your right. you have property on the carolina shore. it is such a beautiful stretch of the american coastline. what are you hearing from back home and what do you want them to hear now? >> well bill, what i want north carolina and south carolina to hear is listen to the evacuation notices. heed the warning, leave. this is an incredibly dangerous storm with a very unpredictable path as we've seen in the last 24 hours. it may be that the coast is affected by the surge and by wind but inland south carolina, north carolina will be devastated with flooding. we've seen that in eastern north carolina. i know what it can cause. we believe that there could be well over 100,000 people displaced meaning they've left their homes and can't return. put that in perspective. there are about 44,000 in houston and the gulf of texas in the storm that they had. so this is two or three times bi

i would maybe ask richard burr to say a few words. a great senator, he's done an incredible job. then we are going to ask tom tillis. these are two people who love this state and the country. sen. burr: i've been doing disasters in north carolina as an elected representative for now 25 years. i've never seen the preparation, coordination, and collaboration between federal, state and local government like a scene prior to this. in theo half as good response as we did in the preparation, the north carolinians are going to be in good hands. the challenge is, quite frankly, going to be this. we are faced with things in this event we haven't been faced with. the ability to have the coast guard and dod assets in this state upfront before the event has enabled those at a local, state and federal level to adjust what plans we might have had in place and deliver water and food and essentials in a way that we can get to any community in the state. without that level of collaboration, we would have people that are in serious problems much worse than today. i am grateful for the federal comp

i think richard burr said from the intel point of view that he has seen no evidence of collusion. but we're waiting on mueller. let's let mueller do his job, i don't know what manafort has to offer, i don't know if it's anything meaningful, but intent on making sure that mueller completes his investigation without interference and can answer questions about the report once it's issued. i'm very disappointed no democrat seem to be worried about the corruption at the department of justice and the fbi regarding the clinton e-mail nnvestigation, early stages of the russian investigation. iom worried about that. when it comes to mueller let's obt him do his job. >> dickerson: you've trained prosecutors, you were a prosecutor, give me your sense of how prosecutor prosecute or f he's indicted more than 3 people, three companies, sixly deals and initiated actions that have led to two morally deals and got a victory in court. how is that prosecutor doing? y you got to look at the substance of what people pled to. ngme people pled to lying to the fbi like papadopoulos got two weeks in jail.

senator richard burr, another republican, said the same thing to me. show me a proposal that doesn't get in touch with the first amendment and create this conflict and maybe he would consider it. democrats said this was authoritarian. senator brian schatz said this was completely unworkable for many democrats and the party, so any attempt to regulate search results would be met with swift opposition on capitol hill. >> when it comes to regulation overall when it comes to these platforms and social media, so many messages are sent out even with the president as well, what would the middle point be, to be able to kind of reconcile it all? >> i think it has to do with education actually. that's not even an issue of regulation. putting aside the politics of what's happening here and trump's attacks and his campaign's use of those attacks, i think this speaks to the fact that americans have lots of questions about how these platforms work. i think a lot of lawmakers also have those questions. they're not entirely sure why you see the search results that you

richard burr / -r- north carolina - or -- chairman, senate intelligence committee: the information yourinates changes minds, it hardens opinions, it helps people make sense of the world. when you control that or influence that, a little of it, you're in a position to win wars without firing a shot. the tech giants acknowledging they missed the disinformation campaign ahead of the 2016 electionsheryl sandberg / facebook coo: we were too slow to spot this, and too slow to act.jack dorsey / twitter ceo: we acknowledge the real-world negative consequences of what happened.and outlining what they've done since to combat fake accounts, hackers, and attempts at foreign influence jack dorsey / twitter ceo: we're identifying and challenging eight to 10 million suspicious accounts every week. and we're thwarting over a half million accounts from logging in to twitter every single day. sheryl sandberg / facebook coo: we are now blocking millions of attempts to register false accounts each and every day.but senators saying more still needs to be done.sen. mark warner / -d- virginia - or - vice chai

we've got the senate intelligence committee chairman, senator richard burr acknowledging there's no evidence whatsoever. what in the hell does it take for these fools to say it is time to shut this down? >> well, i would hope that not only would they wind this down and shut it down but that a special counsel and/or grand jury is convened who investigate people like comey, mccabe, peter strzok, lisa page, the whole gang including rod rosenstein who continues to obstruct congress. these are the people who need to be investigated in my judgment, these are the people who committed crimes. lou: well, your opinion -- everyone's opinion. the fact is, that all of the texts reveal that strzok, that page, we can go through mccabe and comey, and the department of justice, bruce ohr, the entire fbi leadership, the entire department of justice leadership are toxic. they are corrupt, politically corrupt, and we're now after all of this time, we're looking at the investigators as the only corrupt enterprises involved in this entire mess. >> not only was it a hoax to frame trump, but then they were leaking

let's start with richard burr who has turned over his committee to the ranking democrat senator mark you know, i just don't know how much more preposterous this witch hunt can get. burr says there is no collusion, there has been no collusion. they can't find anything but they're not through yet and they can just go on their merry way until you tell me. when does it end? >> sadly, senator burr has become a sock pocket for senator warner. and you know zero times zero is still zero. so i can't imagine why they'd take an additional six months to write a report saying they found absolutely nothing. >> lou: because they can. >> i was heartened by mr. burr three weeks ago. when he did come to the president's assistance with one statement. but then in very short order now he has flipped again back to the same old line of repeating what mr. warner wants him to say. it's sad. it's a pathetic situation. >> lou: it is sad. and burr has just thrown his -- i mean he has put his entire career in the ditch. it's just, he is, it's just amazing to me that he could just turn over the committee to the d

chairman richard burr says he would prefer to keep the documents classified but said declassifying isgative. >>> overnight, north and south korea have committed to an era of no war on the korean peninsula. at a joint news conference in the middle of their planned three-day summit, south korean president moon jae-in and north korean leader kim jong-un announced what moon called a way to achieve denuclearization. cnn's paula hancocks is live for us this morning in seoul with the latest. paula? >> reporter: hello, christine. just a couple of headlines from that very ambitious and wide-ranging agreement that was signed by the north and south korean leaders. they have agreed, north korea, to shut down the missile test site. this is the key site for their icbm, intercontinental ballistic missile, program. it is something that the u.s. president trump had already announced after that singapore summit. what is new from today is that they have agreed that they would allow independent international experts into n to ra-- experts verify this. there was an announcement that they would be willing

they love all of our states, and that is senator richard burr thank you. tillis, thankm you. u, tom. lindsey graham. lindsey? look at lindsey. do you want to pull up a chair? what happened to you? [laughter] richard, will you let him sit up? pull up a chair. he has been great. and then scott -- where is tim? i feel pretty guilty. all have been fantastic, four. have had a lot of help from congress. we are ready, and they are ready to do whatever we have to do to make this perfect, and that means, unfortunately, the money will be a lot, but it will come as fast as you need it. we will take care of everybody. hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas, one of the most powerful and devastating storms to ever hit our country. to the families who have lost -- loved ones, america grieves with you and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your boss, we will never leave your side. we are with you all the way. impacted by this terrible storm, our entire american family is with you and ready to help, and you will recover. give

that is senator richard burr. senator tom till s, thank you. thank you, tom. lindsey graham.ed to you? tim scott. i don't know, i feel pretty guilty. they have been fantastic. we have had a lot of help from congress 6789 congress. we are ready and they are ready to do whatever we have to do to make this perfect. that means, unfortunately, the money will be a lot, but it will come as fast as you need it. we will take care of everybody. hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas, one of the most powerful and devastating storms ever to hit our country. to the families who have lost loved ones, america grieves with you and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your loss. we will never leave your side. we are with you all the way. to all of those impacted by this terrible storm, our entire american family is with you and ready to help you will recover. we give thanks to the incredible first responders including sheriffs, police officers, firefighters, our great cajun navy. they are all over the place. i put them up on l

i would like to ask richard burr to say a few words, your great senator who has done an incredible job. and then we ask tom till s to say a few words. these are two people who love this state and the country. >> i will say to this group what i said to you on the plane. i have been doing disasters in north carolina as an elected representative for 25 years. i have never seen the preparation, coordination and collaboration between the federal, state and local government like i have seen prior to this. if we do half as good in the response as we did in the preparation, then north carolinaens are going to be in good hands. the challenge is quite frankly going to be this, facing things in this event that we haven't been faced with before. the ability to have the coast guard and d.o.d. assets in this state up front before the event has enabled those at local, state and federal level to adjust what plans we might have had in place and deliver water and food and essentials in a way that we can get to any community in the state. without that level of collaborati collaboration, we had people in

those are the kind of things i know our chair richard burr and mark warner, vice chair are going to be talking to mueller about and i suspect talking to paul manafort's lawyers. >> while i have i'm actually interested in a general status update on the intelligence committee's investigation. because this has dragged on much longer than people thought that it might. is there a new target when kind of a definitive report from your committee might actually emerge? >> well, i have to point out that we've been doing this in phases, and the first phase was did the russians -- were the russians involved in the 2016 presidential election? did they try to assist the trump -- president trump to be elected. the answer to that is yes. we've determined that. i think it's safe to say. secondly, were the russians trying to interfere with state election systems around the country? the answer to that was yes. did how the obama administration reacted to this was the third piece that we've looked at. and we're now wrapping up the involvement of the russians and others in social media disinformation campai

there pay be some of the ones like the jeff flakes and bob corkers of the world and then perhaps richard burr, you know, somebody who's had a role as a chair of a committee that has been pretty sort of nonpartisan in his approach to them. i just -- it remains to be seen. at every point, we have watched this play out and we have said, when mueller was appointed and all the republicans were saying mueller is a great guy, impeccable credentials and a lot of the same people have now, you know, basically taken the president's side. so every time you expect people to sort of step back from politics and do something that is motivated not by political interests but national interests, a lot of times they've been disappointed. >> it is amazing, bill we discussed mcconnell hasn't been brought to the floor. corker pushing a bill to curb what the president has been doing on tariffs and advance a traditional republican free trade view. that bill is not coming to the floor. the election integrity act that senator langhorn was pushing. also, to their credit, bipartisan, working with senator klobuchar on. so

senate intel chairman richard burr says he would prefer to keep the documents classified. but he says declassifying is the president's prerogative. >> the president told hill tv he did not read the documents before ordering them declassified. didn't read them. >>> breaking overnight, north and south korea have committed to an era of no war on the korean peninsula. at a joint news conference in the middle of their planned three-day summit, south korean president moon jae-in and north korean leader kim jong-un announced what moon called a way to achieve denuclearization. paula hancocks standing by live in seoul. this is a major development. but it comes with a big catch that trump tweeted after midnight the subject to final negotiation iations. explain that. >> reporter: that's right. the headlines, it's a wide-ranging agreement. that there is a key icbm test site that will be shut down. now this is something that president trump had order mentioned after the singapore summit. he'd been promised by kim jong-un, there's no timeline for that. what we have that's new is that th

. >> republicans have settled into two camps here, those like lindsey graham, richard burr put out a statement he's saying he's definitely supporting kavanaugh. mitch mcconnell saying they will get a vote on brett kavanaugh. one camp has absolutely made up their minds. and then there's another camp that is much hard er to measure of those who appear to be persuadable or open to what dr. ford has to say and possibly changing their minds. john kennedy was asked about this on morning joe. here's what he had to say. >> are you open to the possibility, senator, that if by the end of the day tomorrow, based on what you hear from dr. ford, you could be a no vote on judge kavanaugh? >> well, of course. it's the purpose of the hearing. but he told me, categorically, unconditionally, did not happen. i believe him. but that doesn't mean that i could not be persuaded otherwise. i really want to hear from dr. ford and accord her the respect and the due process that she deserves as well as judge kavanaugh. i want to treat dr. ford as if she were my daughter. but i want to treat judge kavanaugh as

and i just have to surmise that folks like richard burr, that would be crossing the line for them.nd maybe be that moment where republicans start to speak out more en masse because that would have drastic implications. >> this is the hope and change hour. hoping for red lines and white noise. frank, the effort in "the new york times" op-ed i read to fire the investigators. i think it's accurate to describe them as once obscure bureaucrats. i never heard the name bruce ohr before. these are people being targeted because of their expertise in russian mobs, in money laundering and because of their roles in the russia investigation. not a coincidence, is it? >> no, there's no question that all of the litany of people you read earlier that have all appeared before mueller and discussed what's going on inside the white house with him are going to amount to the mind-set of the president. they're going to be sharing, and they already have shared his insights, his motivations, what he's talking about in terms of going after these people and the intent seems to be clear. the intent is to tak

moscow saw the issues that talking heads yell about on cable news - >> senator richard burr, chairman of the senate intelligence committee, wrapping up nearly three hours of hearings with sheryl sandberg and jack dorsey. this one largely about controlling the flow of misinformation sheryl sandberg talked about posting related articles next to information they flag is false jack dorsey raising the possibility of one day labeling a bot telling you as a user if you're dealing with someone on twitter that's not an actual human being. shares of under pressure for most of the day in a weekday for tech maybe because of what jack dorsey said of tectonic shifts coming the industry. >> i believe we need to question the incentives that are in our product today. every time someone opens up our service, every time someone opens up our app, we are incentivizing them to do something or not to do something. and that extends all the way to our business and those answers that we get from asking that question are going to create massive shifts in how twitter operates and i also believe how our industry

senator richard burr, where is richard? richard? thank you very much. you have great representatives. senator tom tillis. thank you. thank you. where is tom? thank you, tom. lindsey graham. lindsey? lindsey? lindsey, you want to pull up a chair? what happened to you. you know, we could have -- richard, would you let him sit at the table? come on, pull up a chair. lindsey has been great. tim scott, where is tim? good. i don't know, i feel guilty. they have been fantastic, all four. now, we've had a lot of help from congress in all fairness, and we're ready, and they're ready to do whatever we have to do to make this perfect, and that means unfortunately the money will be a lot, but it's going to come as fast as you need it. going to take care of everybody. hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas, one of the most powerful and devastating storms ever to hit our country. to the families who have lost loved ones, america grieves with you, and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your loss. we

i think we can say and that's senator richard burr where's richard -- richard thank you very much.ive, senator tom. thank you. thank you where's tom? thank you, tom. >> lindsey graham -- [laughter] look at lindsey do you to pull up a chair? what happened to you? and you know we can -- [laughter] richard would you let him sit at that table. come on. pull up a chair. but lindsey has been great, and tim scott what's tim? good, i don't know i feel guilty. they've been fantastic all four -- and we've had a lot of help from congress in all fairness, and we're ready and they're ready to do whatever we have to do to make this perfect -- and that means that unfortunately money will be a lot. but it's going to come as fast as you need it. to take care of everybody -- hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas one of the most powerful endeavor -- devastating storms to hit our country to families who have lost ones america grieves with you -- and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your loss. we will never leave your side. we're w

. >> richard burr, the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, has worked closely with mark warnerestigating a lot of this. they haven't stopped as the house intelligence committee has done. >> take your point. one senator. >> members of congress are lagging indicators. they're not leaders like they used to being so if there is a blue wave, for example, in the house of representatives and trump loses, you know, 50 or 60 seats and if there seems to be some trouble in the senate, then i think in their own self interest, in their own self interest you might see republicans peeling off, but they're not going to do it of their own accord right now precisely for the reason that you're talking about, jeff, which is that they're afraid. they're afraid of donald trump because his popularity within the party is -- >> isn't that admirable? >> no, as i say, they're lagging indicators. they're not leaders. they're not leaders. >> john kennedy wrote a book called "profiles in courage" and they were all a long time ago because you don't see much of it now. >> the remainder of this article says th

they love all our states, i think we can say, and that's senator richard burr, where's richard?ve great representatives senator thom tillis, thank you where's thom thank you, thom. lindsey graham lindsey? what happened? oh, look at lindsey. lindsey, do you want to pull up a chair? what happened to you come on, pull up a chair, but lindsey has been great and tim scott. where's tim? i don't know, i feel and we've had a lot of help from congress in all fairness we're ready and they're ready to do whatever we have to do to make this perfect and that means unfortunately the money will be a lot, but it's going to come as fast as you need it. we're going to take care of everybody. hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas, one of the most powerful and devastating storms ever to hit our country to the families who have lost loved ones, america grieves with you and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your loss we will never leave your side. we're with you all the way to all those impacted by this terrible storm, our entire

i would like to ask richard burr to say a few words.senator has done an incredible job and we'll ask thom tillis to say a few words. they love this state and they love this country. >> i want to say to you and to this group what i said to you on the plane. i've been doing disasters in north carolina as an elected representative for now 25 years. i have never seen the preparation, coordination and collaboration between federal, state and local government like i've seen prior to this event. if we do half as good in responding as we did in preparation north carolinians will be in good hands. the challenge will be this. replaced things we haven't had to replace before. the ability to have coast guard and d.o.d. assets has enabled those at local, state and federal level to adjust what plans we might have had in place and deliver water and food and essentials in a way we could get into any community into this state. without that level of collaboration we would have people that were in serious problems much worse than today. and i am grateful

i believe we can now hair richard burr clearly.ar him. >> we need to be precise about foreign actors we're talking about. we need to be precise about the consequences of not acting. and we need to be candid about where responsibility for solving this problem lies. two weeks ago, your companies announced a series of successful disruptions resulted in removal of 262 facebook pages, groups and accounts and 284 twitter accounts, based on their violating your company as standards of coordination of manipulation and inauthentic behavior. google's internal security teams did commendable work disrupting this influence operation. we would have valued the opportunity to speak with them at the appropriate level of corporate representation. nevertheless their efforts should be acknowledged. in a departure from what we've all gotten a little accustomed to, this activity didn't come from russia. came from iran. my instinct is to applaud the diligence of your security teams and credit you with taking the problem very seriously. but i'm not sure y

formerly working at treasury i think we might listen in here to see if chairman richard burr and mark warner bring the proceedings toorder. >> they have to get through the hearings they get through the hearings and they're out of headline risk and people say what are the companies worth? unfortunately the gross margins are going to go down what we loved about these companies was that they -- we provided their content and they just booked advertising. that model looks like it's broken for facebook and twitter and not yet for alphabet. >> one thing for sure, guys. today we're going to learn about algorithms dorsey, in particular is going into detail about how twitter uses behavioral signals, for instance, a user that tweets a lot about an account that does not follow them back launches a trigger and it affects the way that twitter user turns up in search, turns up in timelines. you may not know this, but in twitter you don't necessarily see every tweet that is happening. they prioritize some tweets over others when you log in you see tweets you might missed those are prioritized, as wel

meanwhile richard burr is saying after 19 months of investigation he has seen no hard evidence of collusionand russian government. he casting doubt on the possibility that the investigation could turn up evidence of a conspiracy. another headline this morning, a fashion company facing backlash after, and they're accused of fat shaming after revolve, an online shopping site revealed a sweatshirt, wit. a siza plus size model said thee a mess. the company said the sweatshirt was prematurely released and it's intended to raise money for a charity. they have removed the entire collection from the website. they plan to donate $20,000 to the charity. bmw known for making the ultimate driving machines, but how about a riderless motorcycle? this is it. bmw produced an you autonomous bike that can ride around a racetrack and park itself. they say the bike will not be for sale. they're trying to put technology in these bikes, so they can -- it's for safety. they want people to be safer. there you have it. >> the video is interesting. maria: let's circle back to the texts from peter strzok and lisa pag

senator richard burr told us yesterday never has the government been more ready for the storm like thisd they've had about to week to get ready. complaints already coming in about some price gouging throughout the carolinas. we hear it a lot. looting and what people are experiencing as they leave the danger zone and seek shelter. >> during hurricane floyd we had flooding where i lived i lost everything. and it's hard to get out and it is hard to get back in. this time i'm going further inland just to be safe. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. experience a blend of refined ...and raw power. engineered to take the crown. the lexus ls 500 and ls 500h. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. dozens of people 50 and over, who like me, are actual customers of the aarp auto and home insurance program from the hartford and over that time i noticed a common theme. peop

i was speaking to richard burr yesterday and he says in steve: it has been headed toward the carolinastching for your program in 22 minutes. janice dean is tracking, they have been able to prepare because we have seen it coming. >> i want to mention this has been a category 4 for several days so some of the energy from a major hurricane is still with this storm and that is why the national hurricane center has not changed their storm forecast, there surge forecast or rainfall totals. it stays the same from yesterday when it was a category 4. now it is a 2. i don't want people to let their guard down because the core of the wind speed is come down. the legacy of the storm will be the same it was yesterday and that is 20 to 40 inches of rainfall plus, somebody is going to get it across the coastal carolinas in the storm surge, the northeast side of the storm is going to bring 13 foot storm surge and that will put folks underwater and that is why we had the evacuation. tornado watch as well, the right front quadrant where it comes ashore is where you get the worst of the rain and wind and

those who are dyed in the wool for -- willll vote not vote for either richard burr or thom tillis.we are talking with mitch kokai. who was john locke? guest: he was a 17th century english philosopher, and one of the things that sometimes people will call and ask to speak to john locke, and we say it we cannot really help, because he has been dead 300 years. he was a philosopher very influential on the american founders to much of what you read in the decoration of independence or the writings of jefferson and others was based on political theory developed by john locke. one of the things that ties john locke to this area and one of the reasons why we are the john locke foundation is in his role as a person working alongside the early shots very -- earl of shaftsbury, one of the proprietors of north carolina, john locke had a role in writing what was the first constitution of the carolinas. when the john locke foundation started 30 years ago, people said ok, and influence on the founders, who believed in life, andrew had a role in the constitution, what a person to name our foundati

talked to senator richard burr from north carolina, he said in all his years, he knows a lot about theseprepared. we will see whether that statement is true once the storm passes. you mentioned the carolina sure. the hammer family has been coming here since the 1970s. my parents have a house, 45 miles to the south, on sunset beach, and our annual pilgrimage at the beach, going there -- they know it and enjoy it but i have seen what happens with these storms when shingles get ripped off. when you lose shingles and get 20 inches, 30 inches of rain you are helpless and the water gets everywhere and it takes a long time to rebuild and get it back to a level that is satisfactory. you can run up the shoreline and you come to rice bill beach eight miles east of here and wilmington and holden beach and open aisle, sunset beach and little river, south carolina, myrtle, georgetown, south carolina, that is a stretch of 200 miles as the bird flies and everyone is feeling the impact of that but in wilmington and parts north if you look at the radar, the upper right-hand corner, fema talked about that

interesting, also yesterday, committee chair richard burr from north carolina who has bent over backwards, done everything he can to get the justice and intelligence to produce any kind of evidence whatsoever showing trump or his administration clueded with the russians and it comes -- colluded with the russians and it comes out yesterday, the panelist, quote, found no hard evidence of conclusion between the trump administration and russia. so it's just amazing. it sounds like we still need to do housecleaning at the f.b.i. at the very top, and this out post" om "the new york that stok is an embarrassment to the -- strzok is an embarrassment to the f.b.i. and d.o.j. and it has this tweet from the president. more text messages between former f.b.i. employee peter strzok and lisa paige are a disaster and embarrassment to the f.b.i. and d.o.j. this should never have happened but we are learning more and more by the hour. others were leaking like mad in order to get the president. in a lengthy exchange, the two ex-lovers talk about a leak operation for political purposes. quote, oh, remind me