>>as majority whip, steve scalise facing >> laura: steve scalise facing threats to his life a year after he nearly died an attack at the softball practice. a man has been charged with menacing the congressman after leaving violent voice mail messages. police found weapons and bomb building information at the man's house. joining us now with reaction is house majority whip steve scalise. it's great to see you. i'm so relieved this guy was found, this was prevented. lord knows what might have happened. we're also awaiting the election results from ohio 12 which we're going to talk to you about. but your reaction to yet another violent threat against your life? >> it's great to be back with you and clearly these kind of disturbing things there's no place for it in politics. i want to thank, once again, our united states capitol police. they were quick to act when my office received this threat. they sent the information on to the capitol police and the capitol police found out that this man had a -- some real serious concerns and it was hard to track him down because he was trying to use al

is steve scalise that guy? we'll ask him. he's next.onfidence in 30,000 precision parts, or it isn't. it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians, or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned, or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event, now through august 31st. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. >> neil: all right. you heard that democratic candidate who is taking on jim jordan said that she would be among those not only repudiating nancy pelosi if she were to get to capitol hill and democrats get the majority but she would work to start from scratch on the tax cuts. that's been a major call of republicans to keep the house. that's what you have to look forward to. some people might welcome that. i would wager steve scalise thinks you wouldn't like that. he joins us. congressman, good to have you. thank you. >> good to be back, neil. you show the candidates on the democratic said. they repud

joining us is house majority whip steve scalise. it's great to see you.guy was found, this was prevented. lord knows what might have happened. we're also awaiting the election results from ohio 12, which we're going to talk to you about, congressman scalise. but your reaction to yet another violent threat against your life. >> well, laura, it's great to be back with you. and clearly these kind of disturbing things, there's no place for it in politics. i first want to thank, once again, our united states capitol police. they were very quick to act when my office received this threat. capitol police did research, found out that this man has had some real serious concerns. it was hard to track him down because he was trying to use aliases. but ultimately they found him. he's in federal custody. and hopefully he gets a serious sentence because you can't allow this kind of threats and violence against peoples based on their political voous. >> views. >> did he have postings on social media about you? was it a purely political ax to grind? is he mentally derang

i do not think steve scalise will push his way forward.and he will bide his time. i do not think you will see a fight over that if they are in the majority i think there will be a huge sigh of relief amongst republicans. if they are able to hold on. i think that will help mccarthy who has also built relationships through fundraising and through working as majority leader within the conference. he has increased his own popularity over the years. he is still young and still considered very much a representative kind of leader. people can go talk to him about things. i think you'll be able to use the popularity and his experience to hold onto the leadership. arthel: next time we'll talk about nancy pelosi.>> that will be a fight. arthel: okay, there you go! whether or not she will become speaker again. susan ferrechio, we have to go. we will talk to you soon, thank you. eric: with all the talk of waves it has been seriously wet for several days in the northeast. a relief in sight? and what about the rest of the country? adam klotz will tell u

him will be congressman steve scalise of louisiana, who became even more of a beloved figure after his near-death in a shooting during baseball practice. >> one potential republican ticket in the post trump era could be nikki haley and steve scalise. to this can come back script a few years to come and say they called it. who knows. we have a call from new jersey on the independent line. -- goodod morning area morning. say, the angryto of the hillary supporters and the fake news media against our president is really sad. this president has done more for our veterans, more than mr. mccain has done, in the sense that he has allowed our veterans , instead ofal care dying because they had to wait , has happenedths in the last administration. he has also, by the way, not in millions of jobs, improve the -- host: i think we lost him. but he brings up a good question. the relationship between president trump and john mccain was rather -- what was that relationship? guest: during the presidential campaign, president donald trump thattedly, famously said john mccain was not a hero because he go

a threatening voice mail. 2017, steve scalise, republican, was shot by a deranged bernie sanders reporterthe biased price press can't he psycho accountable and attributed some of the person. during the obama administration, no member of the mainstream media feared for their lives are blamed obama for random acts of violence against o conservatives because he said things like thi this. >> i might have to put mr. burgess on fox news. you know, i'll bet -- i'll put mr. burgess up against sean hannity. he'll tear them up. i need you to go out and talk to your friends and talk to your neighbors. i wanted to talk to them whether they are independent, or whether they are republican. i want you to argue with them and get in their face. >> sean: sean hannity goes high. bigelow. tear me up. oh, get in their face. as you can see, although the end moral outrage coming from many in the media is just one more fake crisis that is being concocted and posed by the fake news media, people that are hell-bent, waking up every day, maligningo the president, every minute, every second, every day, every week. d

the man police say from to shoot steve scalise and other members of congress will face a judge today.ccused of leaving threatening voicemails for the house majority whip and rcc chair kathy rogers. scalise was nearly killed last year after gunmen opened fire at a republican baseball practice. todd: sarah huckabee sanders had a fire exchange with reporters in the white house briefing room. >> the president is rightfully frustrated. 90% of the coverage on ms. negative despite the fact the economy is booming, isis is on the run it american leadership is the asserted around the world. >> you did not say that the press is not the enemy of the people. >> the media resorts to personal attacks without any content other than to incite anger. the media has attacked me personally on a number of occasions including your own network. that i should be choked. todd: following their tents back and forth, jim acosta saying he walked out of the briefing room in protest. the left trying to frame this as trump administration versus the media but as eric trump points out the president is responding to the

do we went maxine waters and nancy or kevin mccarthy or steve scalise in those positions?cticing doctor for a number of years. as far as socialized medicine goes, what would that do to the quality of healthcare for everybody in this country of single-payer was implanted? >> first of all there is no such thing as medicare for all. if they implement their plan it would be the end of medicare as we know it, we would be shifting a lot of dollars to other people instead of saving the money for seniors it is meant to serve. additionally if you are a mom you would have less choices where to take your kids, your parents. it would look a lot more like medicaid or perhaps like the veterans administration hospitals from four years ago when there was a 6-month wait. it would be the end of healthcare as we know it. if you get your health insurance through your employer it would be the end of that. 3 fourth of us are happy with our healthcare. it is very expensive right now. jillian: what is the biggest problem with the socialist message? >> the socialist message is about control. democ

jillian: candace owens and charlie kirk the latest to be attacked, let your congressman steve scalisegton at baseball practice. rob: a patriotic boy going viral for his inspiring salute to our nation, the young man rising out of his wheelchair onto the scene for the national anthem. >> put my hand on my heart, but last night i decided to stand because i like to stand for my country. jillian: the video taken at a fair in tennessee, incredible. rob: something else. jillian: 26 after the hour, free healthcare for all, a promise from at least a dozen democratic governors nationwide. >> universal healthcare and single-payer in california. >> healthcare should be a human right, not a privilege. rob: running on a promise they can't keep. a political panel discusses that next. ♪ napoleon is duping us! all around louisiana... you're a nincompoop! (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one. so you won't miss a purchase large, small, or very large. technology this helpful...could make history. what's in

republican voters would like to see house majority whip steve scalise apparently succeed paul ryan to be speaker of the house, according to a new poll. scalise receiving 18% support. house freedom caucus cofounder jim jordan receiving 11%. how majority leader kevin mccarthy receiving 9%. joining us now, the top strategist, great america pac, former reagan white house political director, fox political analyst, ed rollins great to have you with us. >> thank up. nice to be with you pld you and the president doing very well yesterday. >> the critical thing is we have great candidates. we have to win the races. democrats have shown they can raise money and they have a very diverse group of candidates. and in some cases that's going to energize and in some cases it's going to turn people off. they have money and candidates ever where and we have to go out and win the races and we've got good candidates that can do that. lou: obviously there were very few surprises on the republican side, or the democratic side. it was an interesting set of primaries, don't you think? >> a lot of money spent

. >> we have steve scalise and mccartney, also if you are in those kinds of positions you don't get involved in a personnel manner. >> they tweeted "it is long overdue and it is about time." >> there is no evidence that came out shows that strzok's personal view affected his work. how much of this does come down to partisan politics? >> certainly they are using it for partisan politics. it is improper by president trump and congress. the question becomes one of process and procedures and the facts of the fbi as to how they dealt with this and what the paper trails show. let's face it -- people just do not know how to use e-mails whether it is in corporate america or the government. if you are not willing to have what you say appear in front of "the new york times" you should never put it in an e-mail. >> maybe some people don't follow it closely as our viewers here, when you have james comey and andrew mccabe, and now we have strzok, somebody that we have seen the tweets and e-mails and we know what he said seemingly prohillary clinton and anti-donald trump and third high ranking fbi officia

then also steve scalise got shot at a republican baseball game, practice game last year by a left-winganiac. >> you also having trump supporters around the country essentially being harassed, unfortunate. both sides need to take a look in the mirror. ratchet down the rhetoric. liz: are chet down the rhetoric. we get it people are up set. "washington times" opinion columnist larry owe on e connor responding to jim chaos to criticism of trump spotterrers. cnn talked down to, belittled a wide swath of america voters on nightly basis throughout the election of the network pummeled small handful of pro-trump pundits. people staring back at a acosta with contempt have no voice on their network. they are propped up as straw men and summarily burned to a char by same people that ignored them through the election. rather than employing a little introspection, acosta lashes out. instead of saying why they loathe me. somebody will get hurt, and by the way it will be trump's fault. you can not say it will be all trump's fault. some find rallies unnerving. they don't like people saying, lock her up

and steve scalise, the kkk leader david duke.nder they aren't looking out for you. >> dana: than, i will let you speak to that. it's vicious. a lot of those are unfounded allegations and things. these are the ads. >> completely. that's a sign of desperation. >> dana: is it a sign of being on offense? >> no. where are the issues? that's what they are going up? where are the issues? come on. americans are doing better. >> these are issues that americans are concerned about. when you have nazis walking and marching in the streets. >> dana: there were only 20 in d.c. >> the fact that the exposure that white nationalists have gotten under the trump administration starting with his campaign in 2016. that's a really scary issue to people. and when they hear make america great again, i think a lot of people immediately go to wait a second we don't want to go back to that part of america where they -- >> dana: can you see how people can talk completely past each other on these issues and these ads show that that ad is probably the most ag

and steve scalise linked to kkk leader david duke. no wonder they aren't looking out for you. >> is that ad fair? >> well, i think there's a lot of facts in that ad, but it is a negative ad and i would certainly like to see us run on a more positive message. that might be an ad that's focused in a pretty heavy republican district where you're really trying to critique the republican leadership and say, where have they gotten us? not very far. as democrats we need to show we are for the people, for the average person, not just passing tax cuts for the wealthy which is what the republicans have done, taken away health care. they couldn't repeal it, but what they've been doing is murdering it, death by a thousand cuts, and we need to do what we can to repair the affordable care act and improve it. >> all right. congresswoman bass, stay right there. we're going to keep you as part of our ongoing conversation. >>> a rising star is facing backlash for her treatment of the press. "kasie d.c." is back after this. >>> alexandria ocasio-cortez.

that pushes conspiracy theories run by a former breitbart reporter, senators lick ted cruz, and steve scaliseed big league to fund raise. after nbc news infield of conspiracies promoted on the site, cruz and scalise severed the relationship and returned any money raised. nunes didn't respond. nbc news broke the story. >> i found that there are hundreds, thousands of people congregating in some of the darkest corners of the internet alleging things against local businesses that they are involved in these terrible rings of pedophilia and the online chatter is having real consequence in the real world. >> reporter: the threats against voodoo doughnuts grew out of a youtube video that made baseless allegations, now stirring up real world fear. >> when i talked to a manager, she said that she had met with her other managers and talked about what would we do if someone came in with a gun? so i don't know what resources they are expending, but i'm sure it's in their mind and i know they have police presence sort of around and are thinking about this issue. >> reporter: in a statement, portland polic

the house with steve scalise, what it takes to get the right message out before time runs out.ot your bike was on the roof rack, you only pay one deductible -instead of two- for a claim involving both your auto and home. and when you save that much, it's almost like it... never even happened. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. >> it's funny, you know, you show these candidates on the democrat side and they repudiate pelosi and turn right around and parrot pelosi on the policies. neil: that's steve scalise talking almost 50 strong democrats entertaining house races of their own and want to make it to washington, but don't want to be part of, you know, a democratic majority they hope that will include nancy pelosi as their speaker. in other words, they don't want her leading the wave here. let's get the read from alexandria smith. we've got jonas max ferris and kathy, what's interested, i've seen this born out again and again with many of the democratic candidates, they want to go there, they don't want her to lead t

senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house majority whip steve scalise's responsibility -- no comment nothing to do with russia or the president and house speaker wall ryan says he needs more information. we should point out as we try to track down lawmakers and get some response from them, either on capitol hill or even on their vacations -- because it is kinds of important -- we did just get some sound from senator orren hatch weighing in. >> well, these are serious charges and they can't be ignored. >> do you tink this opehink thp the president to tk indicted while sitting in office? >> no, because i don't think he can be indicted while sitting in office. we'll have to see where this all works out. >> rachel, can republican leadership really continue to ignore this? >> they can't continue to ignore it, no. they're going to have to answer for it of course when they are on capitol hill and reporters are pressing them. they're going to be dodgy on this. republicans agree, when president donald trump was elected in 2016 that they were going to plug their noses and basically ignore anyt

reporters by tweeting that it would have been really traumatizing to have been shot at like rep steve scalise was last year. how much of a problem is that in the conservative movement? >> i think it's a problem. i think it's a problem in our politics generally, chuck. i think both sides now believe that the rules only apply to the other side. >> and they love being a victim. >> right. >> sarah sanders yesterday was more concerned about people saw her as a victim rather than talking -- saying what's my leader -- what leadership role can i play here. >> sure. and i mean you also see controversies hiring in media. there's the sense that, oh, well what's good for the other side and fireable offense for the other side is not necessarily a fireable offense if it's someone who shares my politics, right? >> you see that on the left as well as the right. >> so this just fits into the overall narrative of our tribalist politics. >> this what aboutism is bad. i can't stand it. literally, what happened to two wrongs don't make a right? >> exactly. >> be better. what does the first lady call it? be best?

republican whip steve scalise also says he backs the pan. >> let's get a check on the weather with billekend forecast here. >> yeah, it is not going to pour the entire weekend in any area, but, you know, it is just so humid, just the summertime showers and thunderstorms will plague a lot of the east coast. west coast is still very dry and smoky in some cases. new york city for the third day in a row under a heat advisory. it will feel like mid 90s later on this afternoon. and this will be dropped after the thunderstorms go by this evening. this weekend will be much cooler. the forecast for today, just about everyone from chicago to st. louis to memphis to new orleans through the eastern seaboard has a chance for showers and thunderstorms. notice d.c. doesn't. it doesn't like the moisture will be there. you will be plain hot with a high of 95 today. probably one of the hottest temperatures you will have for the rest of the summer. texas still very warm. stray showers and storms around denver. getting into saturday, the cold front tries to push to the east. it stalls kind of like this. on

we won't talk about steve scalise. we'll talk about that later. i don't recall the same level of concern over the violence at let's say, berkeley, whenn conservatives speak, or outside the trump rallies in san jose during the campaign. remember when that guy was pummeled? when the left engages, in not just harsh language, but criminal acts of violence, destroying property, putting police lives at risk, the media work overtime to understand the underlying anger and upset. >> i see a lot of people expressing their humanity in the face of a candidate who has really built his candidacy on denouncing their humanity. yeah, there are a few people out there who were not out there to actually protest, but at the end of the day, they accomplished their goal. they got on tv and they gotre their issues aired. >> they have grievances. it's not like his mindless or they just want violence. they are speaking out about somebody who is attacking their communities. >> our hearts are out there marching with them. o >> laura: did any of them bemoan the vile nature of

republicans like ted cruz, devin nunes and house majority whip steve scalise have all used big leaguer nbc news informed them of conspiracies promoted on the site, cruz and scalise said they'd sever the relationship and return any money raised. nbc news broke the story. >> i found that there are hundreds, thousands of people c congregating and alleging these businesses are engaging in pedophilia and it's having online consequence. >> reporter: the threats against voodoo doughnut appear to have grown from a youtube video that made base allegations against the doughnut chain. >> when i talked to a manager at vood voodoo, she said expressed concern and said what would we do if someone came in with a gun. auto don't know what resources they are expending but i'm sure that it's in their mind and i know that they have police presence sort of around and are thinking about this issue. >> reporter: in a statement portland police tells nbc news based on what we have seen, there is no information to suggest that any of the allegations against voodoo are credible. back at sweet jesus ice cream, t

and steve scalise. >> we should note that jordan and mccarthy have denied the allegations.lise story is not as quite as dry. joining me jake sherman. that ad is an eye-opening ad? >> it is. it's a bit of a curveball, katy. as an eye-opening ad. we talked about this before. democrats are trying to position republicans as being unworthy and unfitting of holding the house majority. that's something that we've seen in individual races, but now house majority pac, the main super pac is trying to kind of encompass all of republican leadership as being scandal prone going back to newt gingrich, going back two decades, and encapsulating everybody that might run for speaker. this is an ad running for five figures, digital only. they are trying to get this to catch on fire online and turn that into some sort of narrative for democrats. again we've seen this in many races, many instances before. chris collins in new york with the insider trading allegations. just a drum beat of things the democrats are trying to blow up to make house republicans seem like they are basically crooked an

lawmakers in recent days including house majority whip steve scalise.tic leaders need to step up here and stamp out some of these threats? seems like it is the logical thing to do right now and humane. fox news contributor deneen borelli democratic strategist cathy areu and daily caller vince, good to to see you all. why is no one from your party actually saying hey, enough, it's gotten out of hand, knock it off? >> yeah, well, the president should say it. the president should say enough. so, not just the democrats. the president should be saying enough is enough. instead, is he tweeting against maxine waters. so it just seems that this irresponsible unpredictable behavior is coming from the top. we need to stop being such a divisive nation. we need to stop being democrats vs. republic cans and stop this magnet already. maxine waters, so when you say it's coming from the top. i would actually point a lot is coming directly out of the mouth of maxine waters. can a deneen you will recall recently she was encouraging people to get out there and harass, et

we have not heard from paul ryan or mitch mcconnell or kevin mccarthy or steve scalise, the leaders ofepublican party on capitol hill. how this is going to play politically i think is still uncertain. i would not expect, obviously -- we're not seeing a rush to the microphones to denounce the president or tell him to get in line in some way. we may see more of the same, despite the drama of today. we may see more of the same of what we have seen from his fellow partisans up on capitol hill. >> anne milgram, i'll read a couple sentences from this document that the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york released. and let me read it to you. michael cohen, the defendant, caused and made the payments described herein in order to influence the 2016 presidential election. in so doing, he coordinated with one or more members of the campaign, including through meetings and phone calls about the fact, nature and timing of the payments. and in court, he said he did all of this in coordination, and at the direction of a candidate for federal office, designed to influence the election.

we've already seen the shooting of republican steve scalise.rassment of sarah sanders and kirstjen nielsen, both women, run out of restaurants. remember last week a woman deliberately run as car into another car with a trump bumper sticker? not only is this harrassment dangerous, not only is it ugly, it also destroys civil discourse. which is at the heart of our free speech democracy. we believe in free speech. charlie kirk and candace owens will be our guests tomorrow. this is the second hour of "varney & company." ♪ stuart: breaking news this is the state of the job economy and jobs market, called the jolt report. ashley: if you're superstitious get this 6.6 million job openings. that was on the last day of june. not 666. stuart: it is religion. mark of the devil. >> it was a devilish month for john openings, 6.66 million. hiring came in at 5.6 million. numbers for june is up slightly from may. bottom line, the job market remains strong. stuart: i think the market reflects that. right at 10:00 when the jolts report came out the market took an

him will be congressman steve scalise of louisiana, who became even more of a beloved figure after his near-death in a shooting during baseball practice. >> one potential republican ticket in the post trump era could be nikki haley and steve scalise. to this can come back script a few years to come and say they called it. who knows. we have a call from new jersey on the independent line. -- goodod morning area morning. say, the angryto of the hillary supporters and the fake news media against our president is really sad. this president has done more for our veterans, more than mr. mccain has done, in the sense that he has allowed our veterans , instead ofal care dying because they had to wait , has happenedths in the last administration. he has also, by the way, not in millions of jobs, improve the -- host: i think we lost him. but he brings up a good question. the relationship between president trump and john mccain was rather -- what was that relationship? guest: during the presidential campaign, president donald trump thattedly, famously said john mccain was not a hero because he go

you remember steve scalise got shot last summer so this is a growing trend against conservatives an outward president i attribute it to two things. the leaders of the democrat party do not denounce this behavior. trish: in fact they encourage it >> exactly. you have maxine waters say if you see them at this department store if you see them in a restaurant find them, create a scene, they followed her instructions to a tee, and the second thing is these protesters and these radicals on the left have not been able to reconcile this president has succeeded they hate trump more than they love america. they hate this president so much they thought they were going to have the fundamental transformation of america with the election of hillary clinton and they still cannot reconciliation he's succeeding, cutting taxes growing the economy fighting terror effectively and he wants to go after allies of the president which of course is -- trish: it bothers me it's so much intimidation they are using and that no democrats prominent ones are calling this out. if i were maxine waters i'd want to get out in

and steve scalise, leaked to kkk leader david duke. no wonder they aren't looking out for you., that's a personal, pretty vicious ad. what do you think of that strategy? >> yeah. and the whole thing's even more vicious than the piece you showed. look, the democrats are trying to elevate or really put fire back in the old culture of corruption issue that they used successfully in 2006 to change the house from republican to democratic. the culture of corruption worked in 2006. in 2018 i don't think it's going to cut quite as much mainly because donald trump and the incumbent administration is kind of the center of a midterm election. that's normally true, but it's more true than it's ever been because every day we have ten new issues from the trump administration. so i don't know that it will cut that much. but in some districts, it might have an effect. kristin: so, i know we're still 80 days away, but you're famous for your crystal ball. so with 80 days to go, who's going to win the house, who's going to win the senate? >> yeah, no more cracks, please, in the crystal ball. [lau

we have steve scalise joining us. still trying to recoup maybe be the next speaker. says about that. on cavuto live tomorrow afternoon, senator tim scott. connell mcshane to take you threw the next hour. >> she is. neil: yes, they are. connell. connell: they call it "the intelligence report, which is probably why they never asked me to host in the past. president trump is asking the sec to abolish quarterly earnings reports. we have quite a guest off the top, kevin hassett, chairman of the council of economic advisors. we'll talk to i am about all that. we'll talk about the latest on trade, whether this booming economy will continue to boom. i am connell mcshane filling in for trish regan. welcome you to "the intelligence report." the president is asking the securities & exchange commission to replace quarterly reports to a six-month

steve scalise shot. >> rand paul was mauled by his neighbor.t for and allow radicals regain control of congress. we are the democrats denouncing this. ainsley: how did they know you were in that restaurant. >> they had four people that were sitting tables down from us that had antifa decals on their bag. they recognized us. they recognize us no. big deal. we didn't think they would send out a signal to come harass us. it doesn't matter what they do. they harass us on the streets. this is not going to change the effect of this administration. i said it many times before on this couch. we saw the rasmussen poll last week. black support for donald trump has doubled since this time last year. the reason is because people are starting to recognize the left, the democrats they are the party of hate. brian: there is something about you articulating your message as a young fraternal woman that really scares the left. >> i have been tremendously effective. i have been showing the truth and tell the truth and telling them about real black history and sho

so you have not everybody, certainly but even of course the shooting of steve scalise and attempted massermission with this kind of discussion to do what they want to do. brian: getting too serious, tammy. more than winning and losing politics. people have to snap out of it. >> right. bottom line. brian: tammy bruce, thank you. >> my pleasure. brian: wireless ear pods for 70% off, right and left. megamorning deals coming your way. check with a guy who never wants to put headsets on because he wants to hear the natural sounds of earth. >> with ear buds you wear one, two looks weird. that is my passion tip. brian: i know how to pick you out of a crowd. >> i miss you brian. good morning, brother. where is mollie tibbetts? we'll talk to the father and boyfriend of mollie. art laffer on the power of the american economy under president trump. we have a headliner lined up. america's a-team is in the bullpen. come join sandra and me in ten minutes on "america's newsroom," 9:00 to noon, top of the hour. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems, and could be on the jour

the man who threatened to shoot steve scalise and a congresswoman is set to face a judge.scalise was nearly killed after a gunman opened fire at a republican baseball practice. he was shot in the hip. >>> amber alert issued for a girl who may have been abducted. look at this. she was taken at reagan national airport in d.c. by the woman in the surveillance photo. the 12-year-old was traveling with a group touring american schools. they think she is in extreme danger. think she left the airport in this car. if you see anything, call police. ainsley: thank you, jillian. since president trump's election the left has not let up on the angry protests. [shouting] >> abolish i.c.e. abolish i.c.e. [shouting] ainsley: how do you calmly discuss politics with your children, being respectful of other's views? elizabeth in the front. she is founder of accessories expert.com, mother of two. you were telling me during the break he recently had to have a conversation with your children. tell your folks at home about that? >> i try to find ways to talk to my two daughters four and five yea

time for quick headlines, the man arrested for threatening congressman steve scalise had a stockpileon. police say he also had materials and instructions to build bombs. the new yorker was arrested last week for leaving threatening messages for both scalise and congresswoman rogers last month. he was nearly killed at shooting at congressional baseball practice last summer. the son of usama bin laden is now married to the daughter of a 9/11 hijacker. the family of the dead terror leader telling the guardian bin laden on the left married the daughter of atta. ham hamza is al qaeda leader himself vowing to avenge his father-in-law's death. brian: thank you, ainsley. this is brian. could take years to identify. what are the families of these korean war service members have to look forward to while they wait? >> the family of army corporal taylor j. fuller can tell them, the remains of the 20-year-old who went missing in action back in 1951, and was declared dead by the military, in 1954, is finally returning home to georgia this week. and he is going to be escorted by his great, great ne

. >> steve scalise behavior, at the core of this is the president of the united states clearly fearful because he knows what he did. and he knows that bob mueller and the investigation that they are conducting is on to what he did. and that's the result of the tweets. but there's something else here that is truly dangerous. and that is the venom that he has begun to feed on a daily basis out into the public. we started at the rally the other night. no longer fun, no longer funny. truly dangerous. >> yes. >> we keep referring to his base. well, i'm sorry, but the people we saw the other evening at that rally, if that's his base, it's deranged. >> it's shrinking, it's a shrinking -- >> it's also dangerous. >> i will say this, after that rally, i started calling a lot of my friends and republican friend not only in northwest florida but across the country and i started asking. okay, guys, i got 80% and republican primaries have been talking about free trade, low taxes, being anti-russia, being strong for nato, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. what's changed? are you guys buying into this