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the good newser for us, steve, s that the trend, you know, if you rook at, the congress -- if you look at the congressional generic ballot, i think it was lastt december before tax refor, the congressional generic ballot wasna a -17 in some cases for republicans. and today it's within 5 points depending on what you're looking at. and a lot of people will tell you if you're within 5 points, it's's typically a good sign for republicans since usually, as the experts say, you overpoll democrats in these generic ballot surveys. so it's all trending in the right direction. in fact, at one point within the last couple of weeks, the congressionalt generic ballot,i believe, was at its best for republicans since march of 2016. sol it's not just going to be e money that's out there, it's what the americans expect. they hired us to get our economy moving. you can't survive with 1.8% annual gdp growth, and that's what werv experienced for the lt eight years before the trump administration. now you've got 3, pushing maybe 4% growth, maybe more in the very near future. makes a big difference when peo

we can often start down the paths and all of a sudden the outcome is maybe rooks good but the second or third order effects may look bad or may look even even better. i go back to the stealth/precision. with ated down that path sense of, if we could put people in harm's way less often have better management of collateral damage, understand our targets better and the precision on the intelligence side of the equation, then our deterrence ternts would be better. our coercive effect at war and imposing will would be more effective. much of that is true. but cond and third order effects of it have been very interesting in a societal condition instruct and the expectation construct, i'll never forget the first night of the second time we went into iraq, i was watching baghdad bombing did not interrupt rush our. people kept going. >> whereas in washington, everything interrupts. >> everything but it has changed. the thought process b effect was something we never expected which was substantial reduction in the amount of men and equipment on the battlefield. cause we didn't have to move 15

tomlinson sent to aaa to may rook. hunter pence will be back tomorrow.ark melancon will be brought up when there's space. kershaw who just remembered out another month with a lower back strain. the dodgers and giants tied right now at 26-30. that's four games out of first place in the in the league west. we start with baseball something i have never seen before. chris sales strikes out carlos correa. that should end the inning. ball bounces away from the catcher and george springer scores on second base on what would have been a strikeout to end the inning! you have seen guys score from third but not second. >> this is dumeer didn't expect the ball boy to come out. >> i mean, ouch! he felt bad. he felt -- he stayed >> oh!! >> you playing tennis you don't expect that. >> flad he is okay. good night. oh, my god. i love this chicken. oh, you know what they say, best things in life are free. okay, you're right. i eat your food a lot. now, how about this? you can raid my fridge anytime you want. oh, that's very kind of you. next time i have a hankering to was

the imagination of the read er and maybe a little wishful thinking finally after half century in the rook robert f kennedy will go onto chicago. thank you. [applause] >> we will -- he is going take questions. i see a couple of hands going up in the back here. what would have happened had that, you know, dreadful incident not happened 50 years ago as he went on? [laughter] >> would you like me to tell you what would have happened when robert f kennedy became president, forget it, read the book. >> good to see you, your honor. quick question, the convention ended up being extremely tumultuous and my sense that it would have helped nixon because a lot of folks saw the lack of law and order in chicago, had kennedy lived in the convention with the convention had been as tumultuous and what effect kind of brought us with the convention. >> if none of us know, go police riot in chicago, antiwar protestors versus police. i mean, there were people seriously injured. i was watching live on television. i had never seen anything like this before. that all that violions could have been everted even wi

president on issues of immigration with regard to the travel ban, at least today, this isn't one of them,rookee sauce and i hope you're able to join the governor and eat a little lunch in salt lake city. >> we'll try. >> maybe i can get him to wave. >> hi, governor. all right. thank you very much. make sure you all tune in tonight here. the results from the primaries this evening, all this evening on cnn. coming up next, trump associate black water founder erik prince handing over his phones and computers to special counsel robert mueller. what they may be looking for. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me protected

that scripture taken out of context can rook like you have to obey what's wrong, and that's the opposite proving a point with that scripture, can you prove a point of compassion throughout the entire bible a lot easier than that man could do to approve a legislation that's literally ripping families apart today. >> in this country there's a separation of church and state, and it is for good reason in many times. >> yeah. >> do you think that politicians should use scripture to justify policies that they are choosing to go with? >> i think -- >> i know it's a difficult question to answer as a pastor. >> as a pastor i can say whatever, by think there's a time and a place where if you are a politician and you live according to this law, what jesus has said, yeah, i think it's okay sometimes to put that in your talks, in your speech, in your views, but ultimately i think that it's a real dangerous precedent. if people are going to try to use scriptu to necessarily say this is what some political policies should be because in this case, let's just say, this man thinks he's right. he's clearly

>> rook, we're a sovereign country, we have a right to protect our borders and enforce the law. why is it bad for fearld law enforcement officer to arrest a criminal inside a criminal courthouse? they're behind the wire which means they don't have weapons, much safer for the officers and that person if we arrest them in a criminal courthouse. i have been in courthouses where i watched a judge arrest a father arrested because he didn't pay child support, that's okay, but a federal law enforcement officer who is sworn to enforce immigration law can't arrest a criminal inside a courthouse? that's where we should arrest them. we arrest them in a non-public area and work with the court personnel. as far as work site, illegal employment is a magnet to illegal immigration. as long as folks can come into this country and get a job illegally, they have to keep coming. we have to remove that magnet. there are laws on that, too. this is a constant question i get, people who employ illegal aliens are not doing it out of the goodness of their heart. they pay them less wages, many times take

as we rook forward tock able to exert as much pressure sure as we possibly can on china, in your view, congressman, is there opportunity for tpp 2.0 or donald trump kind of trade agreement that other countries would sign on to so we can have more than our own might coming with dealing with the likes of china? >> he would probably prefer to do a bilateral agreement with japan and do similar agreements with other countries. the president has been very skeptical of doing these big omnibus trade agreements. tpp was a massive agreement. i think there was questions about whether that was truly respecting american sovereignty. but when you have donald trump sitting down with shinzo abe negotiating mutually beneficial agreements, that could help us, economy and help japan. we can be a county weight to china. strengthening our relationships with the pacific rim is important. tpp was a flawed vehicle. maybe trump can find another way to make sure that the u.s. is there economically as well as militarily. trish: what about north korea in all this? again, huge opportunity. incredible, congressman

instead of rooking at a percent of payroll. this will one looks as a percentage of g.d.p. the folk can cuss is the program sustainable in the long run? if the cost and the income lines were difficult verging, we would say the program is not sustainable. but the gap is remaining relatively level. >> once the baby boomers retire and working age and we stabilize the age distribution and it stays about flat. >> one more depraffic looks similar. this is ratio of beneficiaries o workers in the population. >> the cost of social security is driven by the demographics. >> driven to the dem depaffics and how it is driven, the age to dependency ratio and the people to the number who are between 20-64 and the prime working ages. and this has almost the same shape you would expect from beneficiaries to workers. and what the real reason is why this graph is going up and it is exactly, it's the demographic and it is more than anything else birth rates. the black line is what we are projecting but see the blue and red lines and are what -- it's a what-if scenario. you have stayed at 3.3 c

so if you rook at the -- if you look at the numbers that are in this paper in the third box, you'll see that migration has actually slowed down a little bit, but people continue to leave. central american migration represents today the third largest wave of migration. and two years ago it was the second largest wave of migration in the world after the syrian crisis. now the second wave is venezuela which is also being ignored at this point. but unfortunately, the alliance for prosperity is not providing all the results. and i think it's a politician's choice to come up with something and put it on the table. and when it comes to compliance, the central american governments -- with all due respect to the governments and the leaders -- they haven't really complied to it. because part of the commitment was that they were going to match the same amount of funding that they will get from the united states or from any other donor. but the reality is that 99% of the $700 million comes from the usa. and what they did was to relabel their budget lines. so if you have, for example, education in s

>>rook at beard. >> your beard, man. your beard.s i'm going through a phrase it's straggly and itching. what it's your advice on growing a beard. >> you would what i w say, ad is the top of yourdhe of your i think you would loo great and this is my favoraie hut, shave that thing, man, bald with that beard. wouldn't l hek cool. >> ooh. >> and so wonderful the bald thing you get the slick tng but then the first day after the first shave you get a shark kind >> ooh.. >> and then you go to the velvet. [ laughter ] >> you would love that. will you do thator me. >> i'll do it for you. >> i'm kevin mccarthy here in beautiful lake tahoe fox5 localt news. >>hank you very much. how about this? >> a police dog who is being praised in chicago after findind 1500s of pot. narcotics dog sniffed out the marijuana during ato trafficp on saturday. the chicago police department posted photos of the msive bustn its facebook page saying th street value of more than $1amillion. mari head to do california -- had heed to icago from california and tt police

doesn't rook too badight now, kind of partly sunny a ght now so far so good i'dut say.look awful. >> okay. >> when is the storm time. >> like midafternoon. >> see before the>> fireworks. before the fireworks after the amazing first part. >> just enough to make it super steamy. >> right.oo >> okay. erd morning. >> i'll take it. right now 7:16. keeping our and starting with that overturnedth tractor-trailer. is 370 westbound ramp to 270 southbound. it's still closed. tractor-trailer lost aoad of ean that up.ces they need to it was an injury crash. also under investigation. normal heavy volume 270 southbound. nothing out of the ordinary there. fire in the district. 2100 blockf california street northwest before connecticut avenue blocking that lanes. caution there. as you make your way out on 295 in the district, there is a crashrr by bughs avenue blocking the shoveder. yourself some extra time. 50 jams up 202 to 295. new yorkn avenue hea the district past bladensburg. disabled vehicle 95 southund after centreport parkway moved to the shoulder. 270, 35 minutes 109 to the l

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