it was interesting when ryan anderson said practice at alabama was tougher than its been so far as an't. i think probably hyperbolic but nick saban runs an nfl type ship there. my general philosophy draft the best players on the best teams with the best programs and the redskins did that this year. >> quickly who is the break outperformer. >> nicoh marley, grandson of bob marley. >> pretty much everything is going to be all right for the redskins. >> that was bad. >> i'm sorry. >> that's all right. >> it's your preseason, too. >> i'm still working on it. >> right. by september i want that stuff out of the playbook. >> no more marley puns. >> right. >> it's redskins-ravens 7:30 kickoff here in baltimore and we'll be back in the 6:00 coming up a little bit later. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this august visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. you each drive a ford pickup right? yes. i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's

almost ten years ago with ryan anderson and article edited by adam keiper, ryan and i argued the framework for answering this question is set by this basic goods better instituted of human flourishing. such goods include life and a health, knowledge, aesthetic expense, work, play, friendshipi marriage, personal integrity and religion. each offers the foundational reason for action, each reflects an aspect of our complex nature which has potential is pointing them in different directions.dif hence, enhancement proposals and projects, the point at which is to block damage or destroy evidence of pursuit for these basic goods we argued are always impermissible.s those that threaten to degrade our avenues are pursued as a side effect are to be treated with great suspicion.trea any effort to make of a nonsexual reproducing species falls into the first category. directly threatens the good of marriage insofar as the realization of fruit of that good is to be found in trouble conceived in a marital act. there are other possibilities. the president's kelson of the possible if using drugs or other t

almost ten years ago with ryan anderson in an article edited by adam kuiper, ryan and i argued that the framework for answering this question is set by those basic goods that are con tissue bitive of human flourishing including life and health, knowledge, aesthetic experience, work, play, friendship, marriage, personal integrity and religion. each offers a foundational reason for action imcommensurable with the others, each reflects an aspect of our complex, variegate nature which has potentialities pointing in many different directions. hence, enhancement proposals and projects, the point of which is to block, damage or destroy avenues of pursuit of these basic goods, we argued, are always impermissible. and those that threaten to degrade our avenues of pursuit as a side effect are to be treated with great is the mission. any effort to make us a non-sexually-reproducing species falls into the first category. it directly threatens the good of marriage insofar as the realization and fruit of that good is to be found in children conceived in the marital act. and there are other possibilit

almost ten years ago with ryan anderson in an article edit canned by adam kuiper -- edited, ryan and i argued that the framework is set by those basic goods that are con stitchtive of human flour bishing inned colluding life and health, knowledge, aesthetic experience, work, play, friendship, marriage and religion. each offers human beings a foundational reason, each reflects an aspect of our complex nature pointing in many different directions. hence, the point of which is to block, damage or destroy avenues of pursuit of these basic goods, we argued, is always impermissible. and those that threaten to degrade our avenues of pursuit as a side effect are to be treated with great suspicion. any effort to make us a non-sexually reproducing species falls into the category. it directly threatens marriage so far as the realization is to be found in children conceived in the marital act. the president's council noted the possibility of using drugs or other techniques to block painful memories. use of such drugs isn't maybe necessarily a step on the road to the post-human, but one could, i

anderson? >> ryan nobles, appreciate it.eople in houston and east texas are wondering about their loved ones, whether they're okay, whether they're alive. as you see behind me, these are some folks being brought out, thanking the folks who brought them out. you also have now this maritime division, which are going to start out. they've got helmets on. it may not seem like this -- they have to take all the precautions they can, because some of that water is very deep. you get into areas of eddy's. it can turn quickly. many of the survivors are looking for other ones. many of the survivors are in the george r. brown convention center. the chief of police joins us. what is the latest tonight in terms of rescue operations? do you have a sense how many people were rescued today? how many people do you still believe may be in need of help? >> well,ky tell you that rescue operations have continued in our west area of the city. i don't have a current number. this is really day six for the houston police department. people haven't go

line backing core is better they added all pro in zac brown they dra drafted a second rounder in ryan andersonat safety. second round pick last year moving back to that position. and deangelo hall is now healthy so what was bad defense probably going to be about average this year. i don't have expectations of much higher than that. but if you're average and this offense is still scoring 24, 25 points a game, that has a chance to be a very competitive team. >> lot less pressure on the offense if the defense can hold the points down. grant, got to let you go. before we do for the pure wrists who will be like you still going to be watching in the fourth quarter tonight and they'll be watching all the plays, you see anybody as break out candidate tonight >> i'll give you one name i don't think he'll break out necessarily but you should keep tabs on people are going to love kid named nico marley under sided linebacker the grandson of bob marley, and he is made a lot of waves at training camp playing very well. so he'll get a lot of runs tonight in baltimore. >> look for him. grant i'm not going to

running back jay ajaia, matt ryan, amari cooper, the third most famous cooper behind anderson and bradleyn pull the tapes out on the brother, okay. >> trevor: i mean, when you're saying you didn't like football and i have the footage of you doing a celebrity fantasy draft. >> all right, fine, look, you got me talking. some football, but i didn't enjoy it. >> trevor: oh, really! >> no. >> gl what was this? >> we have a gift for roy. >> oh, carry. >> we want to take care of our people. we know you're a big rice krispie, guy. >> no! oh, man! >> do you have any regrets about having participated in this thing? >> no, no, this is fine, man. i'm at the "the daily show" all the time. this is a relief. kick back and relax and eat all this espn cafeteria food. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> trevor: a are the lease? you need a release from working here? oh, i'm sorry, roy, is working here not fun for you? ( laughter ). >> this right now is pretty tense. ( laughter ). >> trevor: dude, you threw us under the bus. you make it sound like we're not even feeding you. >> not rice krispie treats. okay, i admi

anderson? >> sara murray, thanks. ryan lizza, bakari sellers, scott jennings and jeffrey toobin. ryan, you said over the weekend, you tweetd on saturday that it was by far the most disgraceful day of donald trump's presidency. >> i think it was. i think the fact that the president of the united states, who is outraged by the most -- the smallest things, he has been more worked about rosie o'donnell or someone who complains about his ratings than he was about nazis and violence in charlottesville. so i think it's the bare minimum for a president to come out and talk about something like that. it's the bare minimum of what you would expect. that's why i tweeted that. i think the fact that it took him several days to come out and say what he said this afternoon, it's too little too late. i mean one's initial response to something like this is the most important response, not after there is a media outcry and an outcry from republican leaders that you need to do this. it doesn't count. you don't get a mulligan as president of the united states. >> we're also talking about white supre

but this is why, anderson, there's such an extraordinary burden on paul ryan and mitch mcconnell in congress take on the leadership role of really trying to get this trump presidency back on course. this is why i think it's such an explosive story of the mcconnell-trump relationship disintegrating. you see both sides in trying to repair it publicly as they can. but paul ryan and mitch mcconnell have an extraordinary burden right now because donald trump is not filling the leadership role that the president normally fills. and they need, as the folks that are of his party and holding both majorities in congress, they need to get him back on force. >> you profiled donald trump, wrote a book when he was a citizen. does he have -- does he operate with strategy? or is it more -- my sense is it is more gut instinct or shear emotion. he's like a live wire of emotion who can't stop himself from reacting. >> i think you're right. i think that he's acting impulsively often. he's restrained at various times when he feels besieged. these more measured appearances where there's been a script or telepromp

ryan nobles in oran orange, texas. what's happening there now? >> reporter: well, anderson, just in the last hour we've seen a pretty remarkable rescue effort here and we told you about the shopping center that's here behind me. this is a staging area where they've been taking many of the volunteer boat crews and bringing them to that closed supermarket. from there, that's a little bit of high ground. it is dry there. then they've brought a whole armoda of buses from lake charles, louisiana, which is another 45 minutes to the east and one by one those buses loaded up hundreds of people. they came right by where we are now, headed back up on i-10 and they're going to safety and a dry shelter in lake charles. there were at least 10 buses that we saw leave here and go back to the lake charles. there are still at least a couple hundred people up at that supermarket right now in need of rescue. so we expect another run of these buss to come back through. but that's the situation in orange. this was a community that didn't expect to see this level of flooding. this after the seco

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ryan, i don't see the harm in it. unless you don't believe it. unless you think that's not something that you should raise, it seems to me that donald trump -- remember, andersonan before he was running for president and i don't know if he'll be one after he's president, but this is someone loosely affiliated with the republican party. paul ryan is someone who was a staffer on capitol hill before he ran for congress, certainly before he became speaker of the house. this is someone who has a long time of service within the republican party. yes, there are people who had run away from paul ryan and urged a primary challenge to him if he came out against donald trump. i'm not convinced there are enough of them, but my guess is that's why you don't hear as many people going as far as bob corker. i frankly think they may be overestimating the organization and size of the trump base as compared to the republican base. >> interesting. the president heads to arizona and amari is going to have a rally as he loves to do. they made a statement saying, if president trump is coming to phoenix to announce a pardon for former sheriff joe arpaio, then it will be clear that hi

ryan. i'm glad you're safe tonight, and thanks for talking with us. >> thank you, anderson. >>> up next, theved in new york. protesters gather outside trump tower right now. we'll look deeper into the actions and words today of the president as he makes his first visit back home since moving into the white house.

ryan. i'm glad you're safe tonight, and thanks for talking with us. >> thank you, anderson. >>> up next, thesident has just arrived in new york. protesters gather outside trump tower right now. we'll look deeper into the actions and words today of the president as he makes his first visit back home since moving into the white house. at whole foods market, we believe in food that's naturally beautiful and fresh. delicious and powerful, and full of nutrients. so there are no artificial colors... no artificial flavors... no artificial preservatives... and no artificial sweeteners... ...in any of the food we sell. we believe that the food we eat connects us to the natural world and to each other. we believe in real food™. whole foods market. it survived 4 food fights,ew but old, home: a one-coat wonder named "grams", and rolled with multiple personalities. number one rated marquee interior. behr's most advanced one-coat hide paint. only at the home depot.

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anderson has j.j. watt with him, who has helped raise more than $12 million for victims of the storm. now i want to go to ryan nobles out front live in orange, texas. the situation there growing more serious. you have mandatory evacuations. pretty much everyone, most people at least in that town and county, what are you seeing happen? >> yeah. you can tell, erin, this is a normally pretty busy part of texas right now. and it is pretty much deserted because we are standing in about two and a half feet of water and the water does not appear to be receding, and that is a big concern right now for the emergency management officials in this eastern part of texas. they are worried that the flooding is not over yet. it is for a combination of reasons. one being the fact that the river, which is just about two miles from where we're standing has yet to crest. when that does, it could lead to more flooding. there is also a dam on the other side of the river in louisiana which they are periodically releasing water from to allow some of the pressure to be taken off some of the bodies of water in this community. that cou

anderson, i defendant's exhibit say he shouldn't have had a plan. he got faced with the senate and the house he said i'm going to let them go first. ryan said i'm -- >> he doesn't have a plan. >> he's saying i'm going to work with these guys in -- >> but he said a plan and then he didn't have a plan. >> -- it was going to be across state lines. all he said but it was going to be great and you could keep your coverage and kids could say on their parents until past 26, competition. >> that's all republicans had to say. republicans never had a plan and donald trump never had a plan. i mean, that's just the reality. >> that's right. >> and i think that -- and he made a calculation of the republicans were going to come up with something and they didn't. but i just think this idea that you have that all -- i think you're right that there are a lot of others that think what you're saying. all politicians lie and so we don't care. there's probably an element to that. but it is just not true that all politicians lie as much as he's lying. and when you sort of point to, you know, with president clinton where he actually apologized and really lik

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