aggressed especially with some south carolina representative script out in that franco i think the russian people in the american people want peace around the world and i think they have a very different view on how to achieve it and they don't know i really find most people around the world say i think sometimes we need to get the leaders together sit down little more break bread together but i think the same marks there and i think if we focus on the differences we will make any headway with the focus on the common opportunities will make a tremendous headway the world needs for russia and the united states to find a pathway as i've said many times to some of my diplomatic friends in washington and in moscow you know maybe the united states or russia doesn't need to get married right now but they do need to do a little bit piece is dependent upon these two nations find a pathway to get past the problems that seem to be dominating every newscast in the world today and while that's half the rome is burning or for world's fall apart mr basely i think you have to be careful about what you sa

aggressive especially with some south carolina representative script out in that franco i think the russian people in the american people want peace around the world and i think they have a very different view on how to achieve it so they don't know i really find most people around the world say i think sometimes we need to get the leaders together sit down little more break bread together but i think the same marks there and i think if we focus on the differences we will make any headway with the focus on the common opportunities will make a tremendous headway the world needs for russia and the united states to find a pathway as i've said many times to some of my diplomatic friends in washington and in moscow you know maybe the united states or russia doesn't need to get married right now but they do need to do a little bit piece is dependent upon these two nations find a pathway to get past the problems that seem to be dominating every newscast in the world today and while that's happening rome is burning for world fall apart mr basely i think you have to be careful about what you say if

conservative south carolina representative trey gowdy from south carolina again said a short time ago that he believes this does not impugn the russia investigation. he said this simply has nothing to do with that. the russia investigation should go forward. he believes in that 100%. the idea that the president believe this is discredits the russia investigation is simply not a stipulated fact by all republicans. the president leaving the white house at this hour shortly. we'll see if he has anything else to say about rod rosenstein. that question hangs overall of this today. >> you heard chris stewart, a member of the house intelligence committee, republican from utah, say to us a little while ago, he wants -- he certainly wants the russia investigation to go forward, even though the president, as you and our other reporters have all pointed out, he would like to see it simply go away. jeff, stand by. there's more information coming in. pamela brown, our senior white house correspondent is with us as well. pamela, a reminder to viewers what the memo says about george papadopolousling

we should also point out that some of the strongest language we just heard was from south carolina representative trey gowdy, and that is significant, because according to devin nunes himself, trey gowdy is the only republican on the house intelligence committee that has seen the underlying intelligence that based information to lead a judge to issue the fisa warrants to begin with. so if anybody knows the validity of the fisa warrants and devin nunes' memo, it's trey gowdy. we also mentioned tomorrow we may see the house means committee to vote to release the democrats' counter to the devin nunes memo. we're told by raja, deputy press secretary, he would be inclined to see the release even though it may present no political benefit to the president at this point, fred. >> all right. boris sanchez, thank you so much. let's get more perspective on this memo and where the investigation goes from here. with me to discuss, this is congressman robert pettinger, congress member from north carolina. good to see you, congressman. >> good afternoon. >> the president says this memo vindicates him. do you a

i want to play sound for you from south carolina representative trey gowdy. listen to what he had to say. >> the memo has no impact on the russia probe? >> no, not to me, it doesn't. and i was pretty integrally involved in the drafting of it. there is a russia investigation without a dossier, to the extent the memo deals with the dossier and the fisa process, the dossier has nothing to do with the meeting at trump tower, the dossier has nothing to do with an e-mail sent by cambridge an lick ka, the dossier has nothing to do with george papadopoulos' meeting in great britain, it also doesn't have to do with obstruction of justice. so there's going to be a russia probe even without a dossier. >> that's especially significant because even according to def din nunes, he's the only republican on the house intelligence committee that has actually seen the raw intelligence, the raw data that led a fisa court judge to allow the fbi to surveying carter page. if anyone knows the validity of the nunes memo and its implication on the russia investigation, it would be tre

listen to south carolina representative trey gowdy on sunday morning's talk shows. >> there is a russia investigation without a dossier. that it deals with the dossier and fisa process, this dossier has nothing to do with the trump tower meeting or the letter. the dossier has nothing to do with george papadopoulos' meeting in great britain. it also doesn't have anything to do with the obstruction of justice. there will be a russia probe without a dossier. >> reporter: that statement coming from trey gowdy is significant. according to devin nunes, trey gowdy is the only republican on the intelligence committee that has seen the raw data and intelligence that allowed the fisa court judge to go ahead and issue the warrants to surveil carter page. if anyone knows about the val validity of the memo or the implication of the russia investigation it is trey gowdy. the president tweeted portions of the editorial that suppose that there are political actors with the department of justice and fbi that are anti-trump. we heard from donald trump jr. on saturday and he said the release of the memo i

one of them, south carolina representative trey gowdy, really had strong words. listen to what he and some others had to say. >> the dossier has nothing to do with the meeting at trump tower. the dossier has nothing to do with an e-mail sent by cambridge analytica. the dossier really has nothing to do with george papadopoulos' meeting in great britain. it also doesn't have anything to do with obstruction of justice. so there's going to be a russia probe even without a dossier. >> i support the mueller investigation. now, i hope that he does it fairly and honestly. of course, we would always expect that. >> no, this memo isn't about special counsel's investigation. it's not about trump. >> it would be a mistake for anyone to suggest that the special counsel shouldn't complete his work. i support his work. i want him to finish it, i hope he finishes it as quickly as possible. this memo has, frankly, nothing at all to do with the special counsel. >> reporter: now, ana, i mentioned trey gowdy by name, because his perspective is especially significant. even according

one tweet from ju woodruff duncan south carolina representative who asked trump on the floor to have the state of the union to release this memo, herotehis memo will shake the organization the f.b.i. down to its core showing americans just how the agencys aponized by the obama officials,d.n.c., h.r.c. -- meaning hillary rodham clinton -- to a group of larger adversaries. this leads people tove belie the f.b.i. has been turned against republican party. this is a big conservative movement right now. >> woodruff: take us through what happensifext. he president declares tomorrow that this memo is all right forepubliease, he then essentially turns it back over to speaker ryan, wt happens then? >> that's right, the presi will draft a letter likely from the white house counsel to the house and will likey go directly tos chairman nu and speaker ryan as well, outlining concerns the president has, if c he has ncerns about the memo and says you can release it, at that poirnhaghtsrman nunes has the unilateral ability to release it at anytime. speaking to mewaers here who the memo released, they'

south carolina. later, representative kevin mccarthy. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. nejra: from london, i am nejra cehic. this is "bloomberg markets." this week, the u.k. prime minister is embarking on a push to bring her divided cabinet together on brexit. in the u.s., the senate is far apart on immigration, and the president is talking trade with senators. joining us is tina fordham, analystsbal political at citigroup. thanks for joining us. if we look at what sterling is doing today, it is higher on the u.k. inflation data. generally, it has sort of been tracking inflation bets, which could signal the move in sterling is rooted in fundamentals. our currency traders underestimating the political challenges in the next few months? i suspect currency traders are focusing on the latest announcements from the bank of england, digesting that we may get a series of rate hikes. whereas exit news has been difficult to price -- whereas brexit news has been difficult to price. that may start to change in t

i know i have contacted both of my senators here in south carolina and even my representative askingo so. i don't think that they will, but i certainly asked. >> so that would be tim scott and lindsay gram? have they responded at all? do you think they -- i mean you say you're hopeful. >> uh-huh. they have responded. i don't think they will be taking up that fight, but i am hopeful that the other women in congress congress, that they will take up the fight. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i want to reiterate that the president denied any abuse and sexual allegations against him in the past. >>> nearly 20 people every minute in this country are physically abused by an intimate pa partner. one in three have suffered physical violence and on average more than 20,000 calls are made to domestic violence hot lines each day. pretty eye opening facts. >>> next, reaction to a washington post article titled, does trump believe the women? depends on whether he likes the man. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "red-hot mascot."

some of the strongest language we've heard so far comes from representative trey gowdy of south carolinan to what he had to say. >> the memo has no impact on the russia probe? >> not to me, it doesn't, and i was pretty intricately involved in the drafting of it. there is a russia investigation without a dossier. so to the extent dossier and th process, the dossier has nothing to do with the meeting at trump tower. the dossier has nothing to do with a memo sent by cambridge analytica or nothing to do with george papadopoulos' meeting in great britain and it has nothing to do with obstruction of justice. so there's going to be a russia probe even without a dossier. >> reporter: now, those words from trey gowdy, especially significant. because even without devin nunes, trey gowdy is the only republican on the house intelligence committee who has seen the underlying raw intelligence that led a judge to grant those fisa warrants to surveil carter page. so if anyone knows the meaning and significance, not only of the nunes memo, but ultimately its implications for the russia investigation, it

we should note some of the strongest words that we just heard come from representative trey gowdy of south carolina and it's significant because even according to devin nunes trey gowdy is the only republican on the house intelligence committee that has actually looked at the underlying intelligence at the raw intelligence that led that fisa court judge to allow for the surveillance of carter page. if anyone knows the validity of the nunes memo and the implication of the russia probe it's trey gowdy. >> in the meantime let me ask you about democrats and their pushback. we now know there is a democratic memo that rebut gop allegations against the fbi. what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: the so-called schiff memo that adam schiff the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee has put together as a rebuttal as you said of the nunes memo. this memo has more context and paints a much more accurate picture of the circumstances regarding the fisa courts and they're potential impact on the russia investigation. any potential abuses by the department of justice or the fbi. house committe

. >> as a member of congress representing the fifth district of south carolina, i probably would haveugh short cummings in this to vote against it. but i'm the director of office management budget and my job is to try and fund the president's priorities. >> walk us through this. >> i love it. >> in congress, mick mulvaney would have said huh-uh. but now i have to do it for the press. >> you have to give it up. this is the incessant dishonesty of the white house. this is a moment of honesty. he deserves our support for saying something that the rest of us know would be true. >> okay. all right. >> okay. gentlemen, thank you so much. we're going to end this with a valentine's hug with these two fellas. >>> guess what, the end of the show. and you know what that means. that means there is always room for good news because we think good news rules. check out this video. it's gone viral, thank you very much. that's a raleigh police officer giving an 8-year-old boy a hug after his family was effected from their hotel after being displaced by hurricane maria. the boy has adhd and autism and

. >> as a member of congress representing the fifth district of south carolina i probably would have found enough shortcomings in this to vote against it. but my job is to try and fund the president's priorities which is exactly what we did. >> so after the hearing senator murray said it was nice to hear an honest answer in the budget hearing today. i asked if he would vote for president trump's budget if he were in congress and he said that he wouldn't. that's one thing we agree on. however, seeking to clarify his response, the following statement, just to be clear, director mulvaney was referring to the recent caps dill when answering senator murray's question this morning. naturally he would vote for the president's fiscal 29 budget that he released yesterday. >> and two more suspicious packages being sent to vips. the secret service is investigating who sent a package that turned out to be baby powder. police in the uk are also looking into a package that was sent to an office in the houses of parliament. the powder was later found to be unharmf unharmful. all of this comes after

. >> as a member of congress representing the fifth district of south carolina, i probably would haveomings in this to vote against it, but i'm the director of the office of management and budget and my job is to try to fund the president's priorities which is exactly what we did. >> so to the omb director mulvaney, this is a good deal budget. to congressman mulvaney, budget deal very bad. we're not here to try to criticize mulmulvaney, we're gig him credit. but we're left wondering which mick mulvaney is the real mick mulvaney and isn't this the problem with congress? members can shamelessly grand stand for their constituents without worrying about the consequences. barack obama when he was a senator voted against john roberts for political purposes and then realized when he got to appoint on supreme court justices how frustrated he was that people passed political votes rather than on whether they were prepared for the job. the trouble is if enough members on either side continue to choose grand standing over governing, what do you think will happen? that is exactly what we have now

>> as a member of congress representing the fifth district of south carolina, i probably would have foundh short comings in this to vote against it. i'm the director of the office of management and budget and my job is to try and fund the president's priorities. >> to say nothing of the fact this budget really goes against what the president said back in the day during the campaign that we got to address our debt right away. >> yes, well, he said that, but if you remember, he also said, i'm going to protect your social security. >> that's true. >> and, you know, they've basically said they want to do a couple of things, the trump white house. they want to dramatically cut corporate taxes. which they've done. they want to increase spending on the military, which they've done. and then democrats demanded in return for that, we also increase spending on domestic priorities. so essentially, the trump white house and by extent the republican congress have given up the entire idea that deficits and debts matter. the whole fiscal conservativism that dominated the republican party in the obama ye

trey gowdy who is retiring from the conservatives house of representatives in south carolina said hestill had confidence in bob mueller. >> michelle bernard, do you have confidence in the way that republicans say dick durbin says they would hope to react to curtail the mueller investigation? >> i wish i could say i definitively feel they would move in the right direction. i'm just not sure. here's what i would say, and i say this putting on my georgetown law school lawyer hat, joy. if you look at trey gowdy and everything he has said about the fisa application. and also if you remember that the judges on the fisa court are not any of the judicial nominees that we've seen president trump appoint to the bench who go before congress and cannot answer the most basic question that any law sunt learn studen the first year of law school. i will say that the public understands that the judges appointed they know what they're doing. judges are human beings also. i'm certain there are judges that are republican-leaning there are some democratic-leaning and some independent. but they take their

>> as a member of congress representing the fifth district of south carolina i would have found shortcomings to vote t against it and the director of the office of management and budget and my job isis to find e president's priority is republicans have a -- this asks the middle class to pay for that. you saidan that he woul you wouo cut social security and medica medicaid. the proposals that you se but yt touch on social security do not feel. we try to address the reforms. >> what do you propose flex data >> we don't propose any changes to any benefits or any services to beneficiaries. the trick to focus on prices with medicare. the number i heard by the time a couple of times today is we propose to cut medicaid by half a trillion dollars. the number is 236 billion most of that has turned up in drug reforms and some other proposals. thank you but i don't know if you know this or not, your medicaid money you paid goes to the trust fund actually goes to pay for graduate medical school tuition and to pay for bad debts from non- medicare patients at hospitals and we've prepared to move on to ano

. >> as a member of congress representing the fifth district of south carolina, i probably would have found shortcomings, but i'm the direct off of the office of management budget. my job is to try to fund the president's priorities, which is exactly what we did. >>> so so much for being a definite at this time hawk bring in rebecca patterson with republicans like this, who needs democrats? why he's totally going against they >> he's -- no question about that the trump budget is not so bad, but it has to incorporate the two-year deal, which is very bad. broke the caps, the sequester and all the rest of it however, there's a lot of tough stuff that probably will not pass i hope they can get -- i hope they can they're going to tighten eligibility requirements i wouldn't say nothing i would say mick is from south carolina, he's a tough guy and gave a very clever answer. >> rick santelli is going to be so busy with the next couple years, and that's what interest rates have been at the times you that the market is worried about. the market doesn't care until suddenly it does, so basically

which as a member of congress representing the fifth district of south carolina, i probably would have found enough shortcomings. but my job is to try to fund the president's priorities. >> so you would say no as the member of congress? >> yes, i think i've said that before. i don't think that affects my opinion of it as a member of the administration. just trying to give an honest answer. >> i appreciate it. republicans have bested our budget with tax cuts for the rich, and this budget starts asking the middle class to start paying for that. you have said before you would like to cut social security and medicare. can you commit today you will not be asking for a penny of cuts to benefits for either of this critical cuts in future budgets to pay for these tax cuts? >> the proposals that you see that touch on social security do not deal with old age retirement benefits, core security as last year. we tried to address some reforms with social security disability insurance. >> what do you propose? >> let's talk about medicare. we do not propose any changes to any benefits, any service to

i will give the same answer that i gave on sunday, as a member of congress representing the fifth district of south carolina i would have in the shortcomings in this to vote against it. at the director of the office management and budget, my job is to fund the president's priorities. -- >> let me ask you one more question. >> i'm trying to give an honest answer. >> republicans have busted our budget with trillions in tax cuts to the rich, this budget starts asking the middle class the paper that. you have said before -- to pay for that. you have said before you would cut secure soup security -- you'd cut social security or medicare, can you say that you will not ask for cuts in these critical programs in future budgets to pay for the president's tax cuts? >> that is what this budget reflects. the proposal that you see that touch on social security don't deal with core social security. we try to address reforms in disability insurance. >> what do you propose? >> let's talk about medicare. we do not promote -- propose any changes to benefits or services to beneficiaries. we try to focus on lowering drug price

south carolina. he wants to pursue a legal career back in south carolina but a lot of members leaving are doing it because of politics. many of them representdistricts that hillary clinton won in the last election. many are worried about their reelection chances. incumbency is the biggest asset. if you are a member of congress people may say they hate congress but the later individual congressman or congresswoman. what is wearing republicans politically speaking is if they are opening up seats, democrats have a better chance to win open states that there is not a member of congress sitting in washington right now running for reelection. >>, feel they can get reelected. others are claiming that they called a toxic political atmosphere and gridlock and the lack of bipartisanship. >> x-ray. they may have made the decisions a little too soon because in 2017 the political polling looked pretty dismal for republicans. especially in these swing districts but the mood has shifted quite a bit in the last month. these republicans are we looking at political numbers and bad polling have seen numbers improved in the last few weeks. i think a lot of dec

representative. thank you, john campbell. at least two people have been killed and 70 injured in a rail crash in the us state of south carolinan travelling between new york and miami collided with a freight train and derailed. an elderly resident has died after an explosion and a fire at a care home at stevenage in hertfordshire. six other people were taken to hospital — one is said to be in a critical condition. the incident occurred at woodlands view car home. an investigation is under way into the cause of the explosion. the german chancellor angela merkel is holding a final day of talks in an attempt to form a governing coalition with the opposition social democrats. four months after the general election, germany has a caretaker government at the country remains in political limbo. 0ur correspondent damien mcguiness is in berlin. and, damien, there's a great deal at stake for angela merkel in these talks? absolutely. as you say, it has been four months since the election. she has already tried wants to form a government with the liberals and the green party. those talks collapsed in november. talks with the social democr

book now at lq.com >>> as a member of congress representing the fifth district of south carolina, i probablyuld have found enough shortcomings in this to vote against it. i'm the director of office and management budget and my job is to try to fund the president's priorities which is exactly what we did. >> all right. that's the director of president trump's office of management and budget and former republican congressman mick mulvaney. raise something eyebrows during a senate budget committee hearing yesterday. >> jim vandehei, no way coming from his district he could have voted for that budget. >> no. i mean, listen, go back to 2010. you have republicans take control of congress, and they actually followed through on a promise they made to voters, we will reduce nondefense discretionary spending. it defined the republican party for a generation. you have the entire republican party embracing a budget that will leave us with $1 trillion deficits for as long as the eye can see that has huge implications on the economy and costs we have to put in to paying down that debt and the interest on

speaker, i proudly represent the sixth congressional district of south carolina in this august body, and this past week, i spent a significant amount of time throughout the district meeting with faith leaders as well as other community organizations and one of the things i kept hearing that came from people who are particularly interested in whether or not this congress will do anything to respond to this horrific problem that we have with guns. of all the things that i find myself talking about, the one thing that bothers me most is the fact that we seem to be no longer safe in our most sacred institutions. i often quote alexis de tocqueville, who came to this country way back in the early 1800's, seeking what he called the magic of this great country. he said that he went throughout the country looking at our institutions, educational institutions. legislative bodies. trying to find the magic of this great country. alexis de tocqueville said he could not find it in any of these places. he said that it was not until he went into our churches and synagogues that he found the real mag

take a look at that representative door rest matt suey from south carolina trying to stay awake duringt her dozing off multiple times. that's one of the moments from the history making speech that nancy pelosi gave. if i'm the guy who invented my pillow send it to every member of congress. take it into the hall. ainsley: go to a conference and you are ready you have been like come on, let's get this over with and someone raises their hand. someone else raises their hand. just people who like to hear themselves talk. if i were sitting there i would be like really? wrap it up. 8 hours? steve: she was not the only one dozing off. brian: she set a record. the last one was set. we have videos of this. james beach chum champ clark. his name was champ for the people who knew him. he ran against woodrow wilson. he spoke for a long time. ainsley: like five hours. brian: she was lit threrl i ranting on about no damascus with a being included in budget bea bill. make sure no one interrupts her next speech. shows the other democrats she is 77 years old and has the endurance to leave. feel bad for

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seven soldiers representing our country in the olympics kicking off this friday in south carolina.n will compete in luge. earlier he told us what he is looking forward. >> to i'm really focused on my competition. i think my feel mate and i can do very well. i am very anxious to get on the ice and start training. jillian: he joined us in the 4:00 a.m. hour. heather childers on "fox & friends" first. part of the world class athlete program allowing him to serve his country as both a soldier and athlete. we will be watching and certainly wish him luck, guys? steve: well done indeed. the vice president when he is over in south korea is going to announce massive sanctions against north korea like you have never seen before. ainsley: all right. brian: i hope. so also talk that they might meet. meanwhile the weather. 22 states from maine to texas now in the path of brutal winter weather. ainsley: look at that. steve: ames, iowa, used to live there 70 car pileup at least one person dead. ainsley: senior meteorologist janice dean live with what to expect in the forecast. janice? janice: esp

representing each state. , governor earnie fletcher. maine governor john mccurn in. harrisd governor clendenin. mississippi governor haley barbour. mississippi governor romney musgrove. pennsylvania governor tom corbett. pennsylvania governor mark schweiker. south carolina governor jim hodges. virginia governor george allen. virginia governor jim gilmore. wyoming governor jim guarantor. i guess they'll get to sleep in now. they are former governors. [laughter] attending theor meeting. i want to talk about my initiative. it's been about six months since we launched the innovation ahead of the curve, innovation governors. for the gripping discussion with elon musk, i see a lot of people nodding their heads. i know i remember it. since that time, we have been actively engaging stuff from your states and exchanging ideas on how we can prepare for the predicts or one that is less scary. we've worked with innovation companies around the country and we truly appreciate their support of our week -- work. we have seen how technology is transforming our daily weight of life. from how wiki and cool our buildings to the cars we drive or the cars that drive themselves. some of you might of had the opportunity to ride the a thomas vehicle in las vegas -- to ride in t

representing eight states, kentucky governor arnie fletcher, governor fletcher is here. maine governor john mccurnen. maryland governor parris clendenin. mississippi governor ronnie musgrove. pennsylvania governor tom corbett. pennsylvania governor mark schweiker. south carolina governor jim hodges. virginia governor george allen, virginia governor gilmore, and wyoming governor jim gerner. i guess they all get to sleep in now because they are former governors. again, thanks for their participation and my personal thanks for them attending the meeting. so i want to talk a little about my initiative. it has been about six months since we launched the initiative ahead of the curve innovation governors. with a gripping discussion -- i hope you all recall that discussion with elon musk in rhode island. i see a lot of people nodding their heads. i know i remember it. and since that time, we have been actively engaging staff from your states and exchanging ideas on how we can prepare for the future that elon predicted or perhaps one that is less scary. right? that was pretty interesting. we have worked alongside some leading technology and innovation companies in the country, and we appreciate their support of our work. we have seen firsthand how technologies are tr

even some of my republican colleagues who represent the border itself say this is not a workable solution. host: robert in south carolinandent, good morning. caller: good morning. i hope you don't hang up on me but i have to say something. the reason why infrastructure and other things are not being paid for is because these politicians, democrat and bush republicans, took over this country and called it a democracy when it a republic. you give yourself pay raises. you all have health care and you are all a bunch of criminals and you should be going to jail for what you are doing, lying to us all the time, stealing our money and then saying how are we going to pay for this or that? more taxes? it illegal taxes you put on us? republican the people are waking up and you guys better watch out because you are a bunch of criminals. obviously, robert has his perspective and i disagree with it. most of the people think the vast majority of congress are here representing their constituents and trying to do the right thing. i don't agree with all of my colleagues but i think what we have seen and like with this aller is that the

south jersey. representing the descendents of my family who fought in the civil war. tell us about your ancestors. he served in the sixth , they saw infantry action in raleigh, north carolina and richmond. the taking of richmond and heaters work. -- petersburg. i don't know what ship he served on. >> how do you find out about your relatives? i was here in washington dc when my grandson started school and we saw the civil war museum. i went to my cousin, and she said they had a couple of relatives that served in the civil war. she gave me some of the information and i did further research, i said we would come down. my family will watch me in the parade. they came down to see it. i think it's very interesting. i'm excited. >> how did you get your uniform? -- there is anm organization in philadelphia, he was with the fifth or sixth regiment and does reenactments. he had the uniform. i went online to try to find one and it was really hard. that's how i got it. >> the uniforms are not 150 years old. online order a uniform and get it in a matter of days. you areperson today i am ar, reenacting for lieutenant , aonel william read color troopsthe 36 out of new bern, north carolin

representative ted owe hoe, $4,000. nd senator marco rubio, $1 million from the n.r.a. this is from every town for gun safety action fund. there's more at everytown.org. let's hear from mary in south carolina. good morning. thanks for waiting. go ahead. caller: ok. i just -- i'm a great grandparent. i've got eight grand grand sons, ok? and i'll tell you something. when thee kids turn 11, 12 years old, their dads are going to be out teaching them to hunt. and i don't think there's anything wrong with that. and they also teach them about gun safety at the same time. they don't take them out at 21 and say now it's time to learn how to hunt. and i believe that we should have guns in the schools. and i believe we should have armed guards. i don't think teachers should need to be on so much. i think ex-military, ex-police officers, people that know how associatese guns and are given -- bad position of what's going on at the time. i mean, it's horrible to think about children being shot in schools. it really is. and they're not assault rifles. assault rifles is when you have an automatic weapon. and i don't know what bump stocks do. i've never heard of them until shooting in las vegas. i do know