you are on with our guest rob smith. ask mr.anted smith if the citizens are getting in the way of them. i was just going to say that i thought the fact was they were illegitimate because obama said he couldn't change gay marriage but then the supreme court decided they were going to go ahead and make it so and we know congress makes the law and if i say anything bad about it you know all men are created equal but not hate speech. what's controversial is the fact that the pledge of allegiance says one nation under god and you know that's not the way it should be. i will pray for your souls. >> i don't even know what to say to that but ok, thanks for calling in. hold on, let me respond to that. that's a gay conservative i get a lot of messages like that on social media. i get a lot of messages from people that are conservative the sinnerke, love hate the sin everything like that and this is what i always say. i'm a gay christian. i have a relationship with christian. god loves me and i love god. we are good. there's not a

you are on with our guest rob smith. mr.anted smith if the citizens are getting in the way of them. i was just going to say that i thought the fact was they were illegitimate because obama said he couldn't change gay marriage but then the supreme court decided they were going to go ahead and make it so and we know congress makes the law and if i say anything bad about it you know all men are created equal but not hate speech. what's controversial is the fact that the pledge of allegiance says one nation under god and you know that's not the way it should be. i will pray for your souls. >> i don't even know what to say to that but ok, thanks for calling in. hold on, let me respond to that. that's a gay conservative i get a lot of messages like that on social media. i get a lot of messages from people that are conservative the sinnerke, love hate the sin everything like that and this is what i always say. i'm a gay christian. i have a relationship with christian. god loves me and i love god. we are good. there's not a huma

you are on with rob smith. caller: good morning and thanks for c-span as always. mr. i'm a democrat. i'm almost 85 years old. i am a veteran a disabled , veteran who spent 30 years in the military and i lived among and worked among people of all sorts throughout that time. came to accept an awful lot of people. that in my farming days would never have expected. i have openly gay friends and i can tell you that over the span of my lifetime there have been tremendous improvements in the lot of most of our citizens. now i'm a democrat. ,i voted for stephenson way back. and i have a mind like david eisenhower. that's a long time ago. but i am a democrat and you define me differently from the way that i think i am -- mr. trump in the white house does the same thing. i'm demonized every day by people who don't have a single clue. who have never walked in a democrat's shoes. who has never striven to make this a more equitable world for everybody. back in 1960, i was born in southwest texas and a black folks, white folks they did not , mix. you didn't talk to each other. you

rob. cindy hyde smith. ran a great race. ran a a great race. good job. congratulations. great job. and a friend of mine, roger wicker. senator. thank you. and a lot of congress men and

i believe rob smith, our deputy director for the division of emergency communes at d.m. s going to talk to us about rapid s.o.s. >> good morning. my name is rob smuts. most people think that when you call 9-1-1, the 9-1-1 center knows immediately where you are. people think of the tv shows they've seen that present that inaccurate image of that. in fact, if you call from a cell phone, less than 50% of calls do we receive information within 50-meters, which is the minimum threshold to be useful in most circumstances. so over half of the calls we never get information that is useful in emergency circumstances, and it is delayed. it takes at least 30 seconds to reach the 9-1-1 center. and that's because the technology for locations that is in onr phone, available to all the apps that we have, only some of those technologies, cob conveyed through the 9-1-1 system, through the cell phone carriers. this is one of the sort of dirty secrets of the 9-1-1 system nationwide. we are very grateful that we are now finding a way around this problem, to access all of the location technol

you are on with our guest rob smith. go ahead. [applause] ♪ mr.'rourke: alexandria, how are we doing? good to see you. thank you very much. gracias. thank you for having us out. to our friends who made the trip from our nations capital, the future state of washington dc, we are grateful that you made the trip. the councilmember here in alexandria, for your service over the last 104 days. as a new member of the city council here, for welcoming us, for putting this great group of people here together in your community. for greeting us with your father and with your wife, aj, we are grateful to you now and forever. thank you. [applause] mr. o'rourke: this has been an extraordinary visit to the commonwealth of virginia over these last two days. i got to meet so many extraordinary people who are doing so much for this commonwealth, and by extension our country. 2017, when we were thinking about running for senate and then began a campaign, not a single dime from a single political action committee. [applause] mr. o'rourke: running in a place that was w

do they know rob smith is a gay black veteran.d a great day yesterday standing up to this hatred and demagoguery. here's the bottom line. the left hates the idea there's other ideas. it's too bad. our chapter leader at texas texas state is a young hispanic woman who believes so confidently in her conservative views that she go through this hatred, this hostility and it's too bad that we as a country have not moved from a place where you are allowed to hear another idea without wanting to shut it up or sign tent. it's bad that the student government put forward this resolution but good on the administration for overwriting it and vetoing it. >> shannon: the students said we need to have an environment free of discrimination, intimidation and censorship. one of the student senators argued if you favored free speech you will favor this measure kicking you off campus. that was part of the discussion. as you said, the dean of students said "student government does not have the authority to independently bar a recognized student organiz

then we talk about the 2020 presidential campaign with republican strategist rob smith. be sure to watch c-span "washington journal" live as seven eastern wednesday morning. during the discussion. here is a look at our life coverage wednesday. on c-span kathy kreger talks about her priorities for the agency. the bipartisan policy center at 10:00 a.m. eastern. later in the day the road to the white house coverage includes south bend indiana mayor in des moines, iowa and former texas congressman at a town hall in alexandria, virginia. on c-span2, a discussion at two new knees. and later the american enterprise institute takes a look at modernizing the foreign agents registration act which requires lobbyists working on behalf of another country to disclose the relationship and finances to the federal government wednesday book tv and primetime futures books on health and medicine. we will hear from stephanie and thomas on their book, the perfect predator. jeremy brown on influenza, matt richter and elegant defense, charles graber, the breakthrough and all experiencing, tell

rob. [applause] pres. trump: cindy hyde-smith. ran a great race. [applause] pres. trump: ran a great race. congratulations. great job. and a friend of mine, roger wicker. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: and a lot of congressmen and women are here.

we talk about the 2020 residential campaign with republican strategist rob smith. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. >> here's a look at our live coverage wednesday. on c-span, consumer financial bureau director catholic training or talks about her priorities for the agency. at the bipartisan policy center at 10:00 a.m. eastern. later in the day, our road to the white house coverage includes pete buttigieg in des moines, iowa. and former texas congressman beto o'rourke at a townhall in alexandria, virginia. on c-span2, the discussion at noon eastern about the effect wildfires have on public health. later, the american enterprise institute takes a look at modernizing the foreign agents act, which requires lobbyists working on behalf of another country to disclose their relationship and finances to the federal government. on thursday morning, the justice department is expected to release the redacted version of the mueller report. it will begin to congress and made public at the same time. once th

all lives matter but will this prevent the party from finding the best candidate here to debate rob smitha plank of your platform is that , is this winning for the democrats? >> well again one of the things that democrats need to do is pull out their base, pull out people who are interested in these issues. we know that in order to win, we need large, african american support, so of course, people are going to talk about issues that speak to african americans that speak to the debt that this country owes african americans, to the activism that needs to happen in order to make things more equitable so i think it is a winning strategy and the right thing to do to talk about in justices that are still visit ed upon. pete: rob, jason is going right at it. what do you think about being a key issue to get the black vote out? >> i think repiration being a key issue is just a way they are trying to buy the black vote. listen when you look at all of these candidates, beto o'rourke apologizing, when kamala harris isn't black enough, and this is a real article that was written, you will see that the

rob. [applause] pres. trump: cindy hyde-smith. ran a great race. [applause] pres. trump: ran a great race. congratulations. great job. and a friend of mine, roger wicker. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: and a lot of congressmen and women are here. just to introduce a few of them, congressman doug collins. [applause] gottheimer. josh [applause] pres. trump: and tom reed. here andgovernors are some we are going to leave out. [laughter] pres. trump: because i don't like them, but that's ok. kentucky governor -- a man i do like -- matt bevin. [applause] pres. trump: an incredible guy. a friend of mine and all of us for a long time and he's going governorship the one day soon and we are not going to be happy about that at all. phil bryant. [applause] pres. trump: he is a fantastic governor. he built the african-american museum and it is one of the best jobs i have seen in a long time. a lot of money but under budget and ahead of schedule. you don't see that often in government. north dakota governor doug burgum. thank you, doug. [applause] pres. trump: texas attorney

rob. cindy hyde smith. ran a great race. ran a a great race. good job. congratulations. great job. and a friend of mine, roger wicker. senator. thank you. and a lot of congress men and women are here. just introduce a few of them. congressman doug collins. thank you. thank you, dough. -- doug. josh gottheimer. thank you, josh. and tom reed. no labels. [applause] a lot of governors are here. some we're going to leave out. [laughter] because i don't like them. but that's ok. i'll get to like them. kentucky governor, man i do ike, matt bevin. an incredible guy, friend of mine and all of us for a long time. he's going to be leaving the governorship one day soon, we're not going to be happy about that at all, phil bryant. fantastic governor. he's a fantastic governor. and he built the african american museum and it's one of the best jobs i've seen in a long time. a lot of money but underbudget and ahead of schedule. right, bill? proud of that don't see that often in government. north dakota governor doug burgham. doug. and mrs. burgham. thank you very much. and texas attorney general ke

rob him. 7th inning, it's scoreless against the colorado rockies. here's the guy, kevin pilar. samardzija will get a win after throwing seven scoreless innings. she loving that. the giants dugout, 9th inning, will smithfourth save. the defensive play of the night for the giants. robbing charlie blackmon 1-0. they are 5 and 9 overall. we mentioned the one guy on the a's who has nine home runs. crush davis. the team itself has hit 32 home runs. there's the winner in baltimore about the cute kid contest. 15, unanimous. this guy, chris davis. a's down 1-0 in the 4th. ticket to his eighth of the year. a's lead it 2-0. not finished. 5 home runs on the day for oakland. 5th inning, bagley, snatched it away from nick hundley. his third home run. a 2-run shot oh, and here's davis again. 9 home runs already. he is the defending major league home run champ. no doubt about it right there. ticket to ride again. and then it's kendrys morales. first as an a, going from the left side of the plate. the a's take three out of four from the baltimore orioles. back on the beam again. >>> special dispensation time for all golf fans this weekend. you get to lay on the couch and watch tv. why not? it is couch potato weekend.

the flyers took down a statue of kate smith and about to stop playing the lead singer's recordings over allegations of racism. robay. >> the outfielder becoming the first philadelphia phillies players to be ejected from the game after arguing balls and strikes. rob: his favorite line of script, harper's hair thrown in anger. he screams at the home plate umpire. jillian: this coming moments after a new york mets fan's epic can't while harper was at the game. that is a giants shirt. rob: a lot going on. jillian: it is 25 after the are, two young girls murdered two years ago, this morning chilling new details and video. did the girls record their killer and has he been hiding in plain sight all along? we are live in indiana. rob: one state kicking chick-fil-a out. ♪ ♪ of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of

robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ >> shepherd smith on the fox newsdeskto cover in the next hour including the driver plowed into a crowd of people, apparently on purpose. we just learned the suspect was shouting at the scene. details coming. also, are you vaping to quit smoking? well, new today, wait until you hear what scientists say you could be breathing, including bacteria related to an std. plus, the insects that could be carrying deadly disease moving into more and more states across the country. lots of news as we continue at the top of the hour on fox news channel. >> dana: according to our affiliate in chicago, a tragic ending to the search for a missing 5-year-old boy. sources tell fox 32 the body of a.j. friend has been found. he was reported missing by his parents nearly a week ago. this all coming just hours after investigators were seen removing multiple items out of the family's home in woodstock, illinois. brian llenas you have been following this for pups >> reporter: citing multiple police sources saying the body of a.j. freund was foun

rob: funeral services being held for the south carolina college student killed after getting into a car she thought was hurt over. smithtabbed to death by the driver of that car. her murder sparking a bill in south carolina that required rideshare drivers to have an illuminated sign on their car. debate on that measure is expected to be in the state house of representatives. los angeles police have new rules for visiting the memorial of nipsey hussle. people must keep moving for the stampede of the memorial injuring 19 people. police say the chaos started after someone pulled out a gun. the suspected killer of the grammy nominated musician, eric holder is in custody. police believe he shot the wrapper after a personal fight. jillian: house democrats are expected at to vote to subpoena the fool mueller report but donald trump says it is a waste of time. rob: blasting jerry nadler for playing politics. what we can expect today. >> reporter: that vote would come in a couple hours and it appears it is far more complicated to vote on a subpoena in the mueller report becomes public tomorrow. here's a statement from chairman

smith al-jazeera zaatari on the jordan syria border. and now it's time for sport has leah thank you so much rob we start with football and barcelona are a step closer to their second straight league title in spain on tuesday barsa defeated all of us to nil second half goals from cardus alaina and luis suarez ensured they moved twelve points clear of mears challengers athletico madrid about a ko have only five games left to play to try and catch barcelona over in england tottenham hotspur scored a late winner to see off brighton in the premier league christian eriksson's eighty eighth minute striker put spurs three points ahead of chelsea in the standings tottenham are third with three games to go english premier league champions manchester city can retake top spot from liverpool on wednesday as both teams close in on the title city play local rivals manchester united who were thumped four nil by everton over the weekend city's manager pep guardiola is more focused on winning the title he says than adding to united's misery. the question is i mean in the week when the titles. in the series i took a but it is not the most important thing

debbie smith is living proof that one person can change the world if they have the courage to tell their story and fight for justice. in 1989, debbie was at home doing laundry. her husband, rob, a police officer, was asleep upstairs after working a night shift. suddenly, a masked man entered her home and threatened to kill her if she screamed. he blindfolded and abducted debbie and took her outside to a wooded area behind her home where he robbed and then repeatedly raped her. the man threatened her over and over, saying remember, i know where you live and i'll come back to kill you if you tell anyone. after he finally left, debbie ran upstairs, sobbing, to tell her husband. she begged him not to make her go to the police, but he, as a police officer, insisted that she report the crime and go to the emergency room for a sexual assault forensic exam, sometimes called a rape kit exam. well, debbie did go for that examination and did report the crime, but for debbie and millions of other survivors, there were no immediate answers because of the nationwide backlog of untested rape kits, it would be years before she was able to identify her assailant and find any sort of peace. a