sarah smith, you are brave. good evening. been trying to get ocasio-cortez on the air for months and getting critics -- crickets. i have the list. free health care, free education and open borders? >> right now people talk about costs when it comes to these things. they talk about costs for a single payer health care system. the system now costs taxpayers 47 trillion dollars. a single payer system would reduce that cost. >> bill: are saving us money, right? >> single payer systems save money. they allow better bargaining costs in hospital. with free education. in the presidential election 2016 bernie sanders talked about a wall street tax. that's 2/-10ths of a percent off every dollar traded on wall street. that would generate 370 trillion dollars. >> bill: give me a chance to get in here. give me a chance here. i don't know where you got the 47 trillion dollars figure. i have not seen that before. you saw the study yesterday: 32 trillion dollars for free medicare over 10 years. do you know where you get that money? you only

old it was around and how it works in a coal mine in the four or five years underground to hear sarah smith i am a waiter here to. take. a cab to the person thirteen cents an hour bus to it and since there are no my around in the world. tips are very good. there's not as much money in the town. why am i doing here i just got out of jail one. possession of stolen property. i'm not here. jails jail. has. now ruled. it's. a feature three times a day. he replies straight from t.v. . well a step. out all me all those things you. need you leave here with me it's no. good so. away a. little below down. this is how well i was teenager smith and jones he screams this is through the roof his places are real and the story carried a pistol on us that we have euro enough carried will never see a steal they have all learned the way now we'll learn the scales that we read. so learn to. carry away. from the gun guy here the pawn shop here for the past five years we take everything from you know d.v.d.'s to. motors or whatever you want to madge and we have some motorcycles small things. quit like i say we w

sarah smith there.ties in egypt say a british couple who died on holiday suffered heart and respiratory failure. 69—year—old john cooper, and his wife susan were staying at the steigenberger aqua magic in hurghada on the red sea. their daughter, who was on holiday with them, said they were "in perfect health" just hours before they fell ill. the tour operator thomas cook said it was removing all its customers from the hotel as a "precautionary measure". judith moritz reports. john and susan cooper are said to have started their holiday in great spirits and are described as having been in perfect health when they went to bed on monday night. but the next morning, their daughter kelly found them extremely ill. i believe that that is not due to natural causes. something does not add up. my parents went to sleep on the monday evening, fit, healthy and in good spirits and awoke the following morning in very poor health. medical action was taken but u nfortu nately medical action was taken but unfortunately n

lorna bbc news, edinburgh. 0ur scotland editor sarah smith joins me.e wider implications for politics in scotland? it is going to be very difficult for nicola sturgeon and you heard her sounding very upset. he has been a close colleague and a mental of hers for yea rs close colleague and a mental of hers for years in scottish politics. she is his party leader and she may at the end of this process, had to discipline him. that will be very difficult for the nationalist movement. at the same time she is the leader of the government he is challenging in court. the former first minister taking the scottish government to court is remarkable. it will be upsetting to a lot of supporters. alex salmond was a revered figure among nationalists after leading the 2014 independence campaign. his credibility has been dented since then since his show on rte but people will be upset to hear these allegations. nicola sturgeon is about to update us on her plans for a second independence referendum and she will tell us what she wants to do about that. it is a difficult ti

. >> sarah smith running for congress and washington state takes on 11 term incumbent democrat adam smithimary next week. jillian: elizabeth warren would not be allowed in the newly proposed autonomous native nation in california according to the cofounder of the plan. >> he was a before and, unless the native people of the area said she is welcome. >> he is a native person. >> doesn't matter what she said, she wouldn't be allowed in. >> they want to give part of the state to native americans to, quote, right some of the wrongs. warren has come under fire for claiming she is part native american. todd: end of summer sales are about to heat up. jillian: the best buys in august. >> it is officially august, end of summer sales are here, back to school just around the corner. i don't want to say that. many sales going on. a lot of school supplies on sale at staples, 25% off of school supplies with purchase of a backpack. target has a deal, walmart, including pencils, crayons, rulers, start as one dollar or less. you can get clothing for kids as well, the gap, children's place, j crew, 70% off

sarah smith is her name. she is 30 years old. i talked to her last night. she said this. >> right now people talk a lot about cost when it comes to these kinds of things, bill. they talk a lot about costs for single payer healthcare system. the system we have now costs taxpayers $47 trillion. a single payer system would wind up changing that cost and reduce it to $33 trillion. >> you are saving us money then, is that right? >> single payer systems save money. >> bill: there is the argument. i don't know when socialism ever saves money but that's the line, chris. >> look, in her district and for what she is doing that is probably a good answer. democrats have a great opportunity on health insurance, republicans dropped the ball on the 1-yard line and they have screwed it up to a fair thee well after eight years of running against obamacare, they failed. this gives democrats a big opportunity but creates an opening for the far left to come in, candidates like the woman you interviewed yesterday saying it's a plan that would not sell well in places like that d

our scotland editor sarah smith explained the wider implications for scottish politics.be very difficult for nicola sturgeon and you heard her sounding very upset. he has been a close colleague and a mental of hers and a mentor of hers for years in scottish politics. she is his party leader and she may at the end of this process, had to discipline him. that will be very difficult for the nationalist movement. at the same time she is the leader of the government he is challenging in court. the former first minister taking the scottish government to court is remarkable. it will be upsetting to a lot of supporters. alex salmond was a revered figure among nationalists after leading the 2014 independence campaign. his credibility has been dented since then since his show on rte but people will be upset to hear these allegations. nicola sturgeon is about to update us on her plans for a second independence referendum and she will tell us what she wants to do about that. it is a difficult time for her to be making very big decisions like that. sarah, thank you. the authorities i

martha maccallum tonight on "the story" -- i saw an ad for it, so i hope i'm right -- sarah smith.state and somebody who is in the mold of ocasio-cortez in new york. young, millennial, dynamic. somebody who came up in the shadow of bernie sanders and backed by the same national organization that gave money here in new york. i just, i really think that going broad in anything whether it's television or politics, doesn't work anymore. it's about being targeted, being specific. really firing up the people who believe in that. and that we are such a bifurcated society, set of viewers, whatever it is, you have to pick a lane and drive hard in it. i think they would be successful but you could have somebody who is moderate, who had an issue and was really dynamic. you know, it's just about you have to be on fire. >> lisa: i was going to tell marie to get a breakfast sands witch and a coffee for the hangover. >> marie: i need it! >> david: after a year and a half. >> lisa: you could see a socialist emerge in 2020. i think what we will see from democrats -- democrats -- >> marie: not for p

sarah coleson. >> saw the flames. so shocked. what do we do? >> reporter: driving home with friend gabby smith. encountered burning house. without hesitation raced inside. >> she charges in after me screaming, get out, there's a fire. i was asking about the animals, on the phone with the police. >> reporter: people inside just waking up, not realizing full extent of what's going on. >> as soon as coming out of the bedroom, girls busting into the front door. >> reporter: tried to get everyone out, including three family dogs. gabby turned work apron into a makeshift leash. >> had leash for one of the other dogs. but made it easier than bear hugging the dog. >> reporter: community calling the girls heroes. >> saved our lives, pets' lives. putting life in danger. >> just reflex. >> reporter: girls just relieved that no one was hurt. as you can see behind the home was badly damaged. friends of the family set gofundme page to help raise money for the family. abc7news.com has the link. for the two young women, they're just thankful everyone made it out safely. abc7 news. >> thank goodness. >>> new details on the reported kidna

. >> i think that both sarah sanders and jim acosta should watch mr. smithashington remember that old movie about an outsider who becomes senator in washington the press tells all kinds of lies about him. he goes around and finds all of the press people and punches them out. not to say that sarah sanders should punch out the media around washington this is not new. jim acosta is approaching the issue, i agree with everything you said, judy, about this. jim acosta is outrage like this is something brand-new. this has been going back 100 years where this antagonistic relationship exists there are people in the media that tell lies about what is going on inside the beltway and those who try to stick to the truth. it has always been so and always will be so and there is and probably should, i think, be an antagonistic relationship between the media and the folks that serve us. >> sandra: it was important that we show the exchange that we're talking about here. watch. >> i also think it's ironic -- i'm trying to answer your question. i called on you despite the f

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smith. the president following through on threats to strip away assets for one of his harshest critics sarah sanders says it's more about keeping the country safe. >> mr. brennan has recently leveraged his status as a former high-ranking official with access to highly sensitive information to make a series of unfounded and outrageous allegations. mr. brennan's lying and recent conduct is wholely inconsistent with access to the nation's most closely-held secrets. the very aim of our adversaries. >> bill: overnight the president explained it in the "wall street journal." it is a witch hunt. it's a sham. it is something that had to be done. >> sandra: pete king will joining us in a moment but we start with kevin corke. the president has been talking about his decision. what can you tell us about why he did it? >> the president and white house if i can paraphrase believe that brennan is not deserving of this privilege. it's something the president made very clear in his comments to a reporter from the "wall street journal." let me share part of that conversation. the president saying this. in so

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