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with me live in los angeles tonight tammy, jason and ryan.e are devoting most of our show tonight to the substantive issues behind the shutdown and the battle over border security. plus, congressman joins us with a bold new plan on trade and tariffs. we will have our roundup of the latest 2020 news including astonishing reports breaking tonight that you know who is planning to run for the democratic presidential nomination for a third time. but first, let's be clear, this is a moment of utmost seriousness. four years your leaders failed to address one of the biggest issues of our age, the challenge of rising global migration. president trump tried to force progress on the incredibly serious issue with the government shutdown. response your leaders and your media behaved like children treating the whole thing like a game. >> trump back down. federal government is back open after a sudden concession by president trump. >> is it fair to say the trump caved and nancy pelosi one? >> government is open and president trump caved. democrats won the f

. >> jerry falwell goes to palm springs, and he meets with jim and tammy. >> in the wake of the revelations about jessica hahn, they reached out to falwell, asking him to take the helm of ptl for a while while their issues were dealt with. and jim bakker and jerry falwell go into a room in the suite alone. >> where bakker said, i'd like you to take the helm of ptl and hold it together. i need to take some time with my wife and family. and when they come out they say that they have agreed that jerry falwell will take over as head of ptl. >> i don't know what people would say now. like, "never resign?" >> jesus is the son of god.

she had a really great bedside manner >> reporter: tammi abruscatto managed the practice >> she tooke she treated her patients as a whole body not just their eyes she was interested in their family life. she had the good old-fashioned southern hospitality >> reporter: tammi saw how committed toni was to her patients sometimes it was hard to get her to leave the office. so tammi was charmed when one day in september harold asked her for help >> you get a phone call out of the blue from harold >> yes, about two weeks before their anniversary he phoned and said, hey, tammi, i want to surprise toni for our anniversary. can you help me out? >> reporter: it was their 12th wedding anniversary. harold wanted to celebrate with a surprise trip to one of colorado's wonders, rocky mountain national park so you're being really sneaky in all of this. >> i am. i mean we'd all love for our husbands to call and do something fun like that. so i made her schedule so that she could be done and out of the office by 3:00, but it looked like she would be there till 5:00 >> reporter: the big day was septemb

joining me our ali bertali and tammy leitner in florida. guys, we want to talk to people who are affected by this. ali, what are you hearing? >> reporter: katy, we keep on talking about the 800,000 furloughed workers. as they consider what this shutdown means to them, i spent talking to daryl floyd and his wife isn't cynthia. i am going to let daryl explain to you. take a listen. >> if you don't have a job, you are not going to get along. then that's going to put pile-ups and expenses on each other. >> you know if you can't pay the bills then you will have financial charges and you know credito creditors, they may not accept it. so what's going on? especially with me and my wife sometimes trying to work in that situation. >> what's your situation? >> she has cancer. so -- >> so that puts extra strain on an already tough situation. >> one income, you really don't have income and you are hoping the shutdown ends. >> reporter: and katy, we talked to daryl and cynthia last night at here home in wood bridge, this morning they left for arkansas w

time tammy lieitner, thank you very much. >> st. and albuquerque and washington state, joining me now from one of the state's most affected by the shutdown where donated groceries have been dulled out to thousands of workers is our mariana attencio in maryland. what are you hearing? >> it is evident here at the first baptist church at upper marlboro. this is suppose to be an mlk event but there are so many people hurting in this community. they tailor this event for them. they're giving out 3,000 grocery bags to federal workers who show up here with their id. one of them is joy. can you share with us how the shutdown is impacting you and your family. you work for the department of justice. >> a really hard impact making grocery and getting gas to get to grocery. it becomes really hard and difficult. you have to rely on strangers to give you food. it is really frustrating. >> you told me you were under going radiation. how are you managing your copay and things like that? >> i am a breast cancer survivor, as a survivor, i have plenty

i agreeug completely with tammy bruce here.you look at the past, this isn't about democrats or liberals. this is about, you don't agree with us, you don't belong in our march. that's not what women in america are all about. we have different ideas, different perceptions. we believe in different things and we should be heard, all of us should be heard. as you know, sean, i traveled throughout much of the middle east throughout my career and in south asia. and my heart just breaks when i think about how women in other parts of the world suffer and don't haveer anyone to support them or don't have the law on their side. in fact, they are victims over and over again. we should be grateful and blessed that we live in such a fantastic nation where we can go out and march. >> if i can add, american women and the nature of what we say here at home translates around the world. when we stand up for every woman, all ideas, it does bring us together. it does not exclude any woman.he so when we do have the suffering that we have with women

tammy, thank you very much. tammy litner in florida.ng us now is personal finance reporter, who is following the effect this has had. lindsey graham says these folks will eventually get paid. >> eventually. when you go to the grocery store, eventually, i'll get you back. >> yes, it's difficult if your mortgage payment or rent is due before you get paid. and, you know, i've been reading about if you're a contract worker, you may not get paid. that's not set in stone yet. even if you do get paid, that's of little help if you have been evicted. i've been doing some reporting. i report on the housing industry. a report came out from zillow, the real estate company that around $400 million in rent payments and mortgage payments will be owed this month by the 800,000 furloughed and unpaid workers. and that's a massive amount. it's about, you know, 149 -- $189 million in rent payments. >> by the way, maybe banks can do something about mortgage payments but it does hurt people's credit ratings. for a lot landlords, they're also not in a positio

but tammy, the point she made when she was saying is equally important. every one of the folks is running or thinking of running for president. what they are doing is trying to stake out the furthest position left so that they can get the group of the key voters. >> let me just say, though, it is going to be up to the republicans, to the president. to everyone who cares about the country to in fact speak up about this. >> yes. >> and against it. they are relying on the republicans being defensive. not educating the american people. and they are the only ones who will have to do it. the democrats know this is a failed dynamic. they don't even really expect to implement it. they are laying to the constituency -- lying to the constituency. this nation is at stake. what the republicans and what the president in particular chooses to do in educating, especially young people will be key. >> sean: very appealing. what they will do, this is a power play, too. what they are saying we'll take their money, confiscate it and give it to you. vote for me. >> most ameri

tammy bruce, sara carter. they will react to that and much more straight ahead. ♪ ♪ thanks to you, we will. aw, stop. this is why voya helps reach today's goals... all while helping you to and through retirement. um, you guys are just going for a week, right? yeah! that's right. can you help with these? oh... um, we're more of the plan, invest and protect kind of help... sorry, little paws, so. but have fun! send a postcard! voya. helping you to and through retirement. [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ >> sean: all right. so as we told new opening monologue tonight the women's march is coming up this weekend despite being roiled in scandal and battling well-founded accusations of anti-semitism among its leadership "the washington times" reporting women's march leaders deny anti-semitism claims as dnc, harass, gillibrand abandon the 2019 event. this comes as one of the central leaders of the organization tamika malory appeared on "the view" appeared to denounce anti

nbc's tammy lightner has new details tonight. >> reporter: this is the man police believe led them on multi-state man hunt following a louisiana shooting spree. >> we do not have a motive. >> and they're now investigating why 21-year-old dakot theriot might have killed five people yesterday. >> all units be advised, possible three deceased. >> i lost my baby brother. i lost my niece and my nephew. my heart is so pained. >> the three members of one family. this woman summer earnest was reportedly dating the suspect. her aunt says the family had recently met theriot and did not approve. >> something was desperately wrong with this boy. >> but police say theriot's shooting spree did not end there. he drove to a neighboring county where he allegedly shot and killed his mother and father. >> only enough information to let us know it was his son that committed this act. >> a manhunt followed before theriot was 1,000 meals away in virginia, but heartbreak and questions remain. >> i don't want to be here no more. i can't take the pain. >> as loved ones try to find the why behind this tragedy,

fox news contributor, tammy bruce. dr. gorka, we will starter with you.g because look, the house is full of the most radical left wingers we have ever seen. okay. america is going to make their judgment in very short order and see that they are not looking out for their interest. that is why we are asking every night, okay, do you agree with what they are staying at what they are doing? they probably do want to impeach. nancy pelosi may not stop them. they will never be successful in getting two-thirds of the senate to vote along with whatever madness they come up with as the bar changes, but here's my question. as thisti happens, should we be paying attention to it, or should we be more focused should the president be more focused, on the things he is focused on today, which is securing the border? >> yeah, it's a fabulous question, sean. i'm on social media a lot. i've never, ever posted anything with foul language. last night, i reposted thato video because i thought it is important to show americans who the democrats haveth become. i don't mean the vo

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joshua and tammy holtz.nk you so much. >> shannon: joshua, i know that tammy grew up in venezuela, i'm not sure if he wants >> or she will speak spanish. i want to hear from one or both of you or what it's like to see what's happening to her country now on the people, what they are risking. >> yeah, it's very, very difficult. every night, she's showing me different news articles, different things that she's hearing from families, friends, it's very difficult there. many people are dying. while we were there, the corruption is so great that you don't know what to do. you don't know what is the right way, you don't know if you are going to be safe, just like us, sleeping in your own room. >> shannon: and who can you trust. i remember senator orrin hatch from your home state of utah, talking about how he negotiated, along with many people working on your behalf, but he ended up having personal conversations with interpreters, with maduro, and actually was able to free and get your freedom through that. is there

tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> for the third january in a row, peaceful protesters took to the streetshundreds of cities across the country. the women and men marched in support of women's rights and other progressive causes. in new york city two marches took place, the second organized by marchers concerned about allegations of anti-semitism against the organizers of the original march. >>> still ahead tonight, a fresh look at the empire of mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman through the eyes of his mistress. >>> the latest move by a tennis superstar. a heartwarming moment at the australian open. >>> a new turn in one of the most-watched in the country. this week, the mexican drug lord known as el chapo sat in a federal courtroom in brooklyn as his former mistress took the stand against him at his drug trial. her testimony giving new insight into the man behind a billion dollar narcotics empire. more on the family drama playing out in open court. >> reporter: his stories have become almost mythic, eluding authorities through tunnels bir drug cartel. this week, his story was ov

tammy leitner >> reporter: federal workers' frustrations are now bubbling over with recent protests in bostonc.nd d. >> i'm concorned. >> repr: border patrol agent jorge yas is working, but without pay. and as a last-ditch effort, now heading to court. >> evebody is frustrated. a lot of the employees work double shifts and with no paycheck. so, that's a slap in the>> face eporter: one of nearly 30,000 federal employees in a lawsuit brought by their union. 800,000 federal workers aren't getting paid. u.s. ngest shutdown in omstory has a trickle-down effect on cmunities around the country, too. me fda food inspections have stopped. miami's airport forced to close one terminal because of a shortage of tsa agents. in the arc. , furloughed employees are turning to food banks for the basics. leroy smith's wife, judy, didn't fill an expen ve prescription for seizure. >> he doesn't like having to say i ifn't get my medicine. >> it's childish that you shut down the bovernment justecause you can't come to an agreement. >> reporter: americans are now being forced to confront an uncomfortable and

tammy leitner has more. >> reporr: it was meant to be a time for indigenous people to be seen and heard. but this viral video taken during friday's rally in washington has sparked outrane d confusion. the video appears to show dozens ofutes wearing mmerica great again hats mocking nathan phillips. many jeering and others looking on. >> they're singing and i heard them saying ild that wall, build that wall. you know, thi is indigenous land. we're not supposed to ve walls here, we never did, for a millennium. >> reporter: some of the utes may be from covington catholic, an all malel high sch in kentucky. the diocese of covington saying in a statement,he matter is being investigated and we will take appropriate action, u and including expulsion. it's unclear how the event started. tonight some wondering fuhow this pea rally became a sad display of disrespect. tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> for the third w, nuary in a peaceful protesters took to the streets in hundreds of cities across the country. the women and men omarched in support women's rights and other progressive causes. in new york

>> stephen: stay strong, tammy.d. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: now, we've been focused on the government shutdown for trump's border wall, but there was also disturbing news this week about former trump campaign chairman and guy who just spotted a good place to bury the body, paul manafort. poorly redacted court filings indicate that, in 2016, manafort gave trump data to konstantin kilimnik, who's a russian spy. "now, your honor, i may just be a country lawyer, but back down on the bayou we used to call that collusion." ( laughter ) "i rest my -- i said i rest my case." ( cheers and applause ) thank you. thank you. ( piano riff ) later tonight, i'm doing the entirety of "inherit the wind." ( laughter ) plus, manafort instructed that spy to pass the polling data on to a couple of pro-russian politicians, namely, serhiy lyovochkin and rinat akhmetov. ( laughter ) i think i swallowed my tongue there for a minute. then after passing his polling data to his eastern bloc buddies, "manafort wrote to his accountant that he exp

good to see you both. >> tammy, first you.where we are as a nation right now. where the mainstream media is, where liberal politicians are, what is it stays to you? >> it move because of social media. you have edited video tape. you have confirmation bias. this happened just within a day or so of the buzzfeed article being debunked. you hear what you want to hear. things are created that reinforce the narrative. facts don't matter. it is something they had on 60 minutes. they were more concerned about facts and statistics than being morally correct. if those into this idea of being morally correct as opposed to having facts that matter. i would say, will hear more about this, some people have apologize. there is also some on the conservative spirit. i had one that * was sarah palin. if something sounds insane, you don't have to believe it when you hear, but also if you have two things like the buzz feed thing, it's like part of the fever dream. they presume it's not true. >> is something very serious. we are laughing and perha

tammy lightner, nbc news. >>> in oregon tonight, new evidence in a custody dispute that ended with the police killing a parent at a school. that chaotic encounter recorded on police body cam. youdo want to warn that the video you're about to see is disturbing. >> you're under . ar you are under arrest. >> reporter: tonight, this police body cam video is our first look at a deadly idonfrontation at an oregondle school. it happened january 11th aswo officers were escorting parent e.landeros outsid he wouldn't leave his daughter's schoo amidst a custody battle with the girl mother. once outside, body cam shows him resisting, yeing at police as officers try to make an arrest. >> you are under arrest. >> reporter: watch closely. the struggle between lander a the officer goes to the ground. he pulled out a handgun, shoot twice, mig the ofcer. his own daughter witnessing the final moments. fully loaded with two dozen roud landeros had even more ammo. ilthe attorney's f is seeking an independent investigation, calling the encounter a complex situation resulting in the death their loved one. th

nbc's tammy leitner has the latest on the impasse and its impact. >> reporter: federal workers frustrations are now bubbling over. with recent protest in boston and d.c. >> i'm concerned. >> reporter: border patrol agent jorge yanos is working, but without pay. and as a last ditch effort, now heading to court. >> everybody is stressful. a lot of the employees work double shifts, and with no paycheck. so that's a slap in the face. >> reporter: yanos is nearly one of 30,000 federal employees in a lawsuit brought by their union. 800,000 federal workers aren't getting paid. the longest shutdown in u.s. history has a trickle-down effect on communities around the country, too. some fda food inspections have stopped. miami's airport forced to close one terminal because of a shortage of tsa agents. in the d.c. area, furloughed employees are turning to food banks for the basics. kennedy space center contractor leroy smith's wife judy didn't fill an expensive prescription for seizures. >>e medicine. >> it's childish that you shut down the government just because you can't come to an agreement. >> rep

>> yes. >> reporter: tammy leitner, nbc news, san diego.y of state mike pompeo is in the middle east tonight and says he will press saudi arabia's leaders for greater accountability for the murder of a "washington post" journalist. andrea mitchell is traveling with the secretary. >> reporter: secretary pompeo is in saudi arabia tonight, first trip here since the cia concluded that the country's powerful crown prince was responsible for the brutal murder of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi, an assessment that president trump has not accepted. >> we will continue to have conversation with the crown prince and the saudis about ensuring that the accountability is full and complete with respect to the unacceptable murder of jamal khashoggi. >> reporter: despite u.s. sanctions on 17 of the alleged killers, including one of the crown prince's closest aides, the powerful leader is unrestrained say multiple current and former u.s. officials and former diplomats. president trump and his son-in-law, jared kushner see the crown prince, widely known as mbs, as a key ally and customer

tammy leitner, nbc news. >> meanwhile, flared tempers led to an extreme case of road rage, and it was all caught on camera. one man clinging to the hood of a car while the driver hit speeds of up to 70 miles an hour. it was all over a sideswipe. police have arrested both men. they're scheduled to appear in court today. and nbc's kathy park has more. >> get off my car! >> reporter: it's not a movie scene, but real life road rage after a fender-bender, 65-year-old richard kemrauski jumped on the hood ofscene. ghe driver speedin massachusetts turnpike during rush hour. >> he kept going fast, slow, fast, me to getting off the car. >> reporter: he managed to hang on for miles as an onlooker captured the dangerous highway ride. at one point, looking down at his phone, lp >> kind of like just survival mode. >> reporter: the driver finally hit the brakes when good samaritans blocked him in. one bystander drawing a gun. police arrested the driver, mark fitzgerald for assault with a dangerous weapon, among other charges. >> he took my water bottle out of my car. he smashed my window. >> reporte

even pro choice people, like tammy explained. i think having the video out there was a real game changer. a lot of these policies and legislation gets talked about but it doesn't make the public media. it's not out there. so people really the don't have any idea of what is actually going on inside the law, sean. what i heard was people that were shopped, people that were concerned, people that wanted more information. and thankfully the law did not pass. what we see with governor cuomo and his statements, this is not about religion, this is about the sanctity of life, about how man life. about a child sitting there, after its been born, and you can't debate that life, once it's there. i mean this is a person, a full person. i don't know how we got to a point where we no longer value the sanctity of life. and we no longer support or protect those that can't protect themselves. it's just very shocking. it was very upsetting. a lot of people were really -- some people were just so upset about it they didn't even know how to talk abo

on friday, several senators talked about the shutdown, fromding representatives hawaii and tammy baldwin. hostage situation. for the past three weeks, donald trump has held 800,000 federal workers, tens of thousands of federal contractors, and thousands of small businesses hostage to extort money for his vanity wall under the pretext of an emergency at our southern border. and today hundreds of thousands of hardworking civil servants felt the pain of missing a paycheck because of this amoral, host package-taking president is continuing to throw a temper tantrum. most of us live in the real world where paychecks are needed to keep a roof over our heads and food on our table. growing up, my mother was the sole breadwinner for three of us kids. it would have been unthinkable, disastrous for our family to miss even one paycheck from her low-wage job. when the president says he can relate to the hundreds of thousands of families going without a paycheck, who does he think he's kidding? most people don't have daddies as he did to bail us out time and again by the millions. enough said about ou

i asked richard and tammy how they felt about 2020. would the president get their support?es. for tammy, she said she was willing to look at the field and might even vote for a democrat. that is important because this state is a swing state and this county has swung back and forth between elections. so when you hear people like tammy say they might vote for the other party, that might raise a little bit of concern for the president. >> that's how he won a lot of the rust belt. can he maintain that? >> a lot is showing up in broader national polling. >> house speaker nancy pelosi calls on president trump to wait until the government shutdown is over to hold the state of the union address. we'll hear from her in a moment. jardiance asked- and now you know. jardiance is the first type 2 diabetes pill proven to both reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower a1c, with diet and exercise. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or wea

tammy lightener spoke to federal workers in the florida panhandle.ere folks hit hard by hurricane michael. now they're starting to miss paychecks. >> it's more than that. they've essentially been hit three times. first hurricane michael. a lot of them have lost their homes. and then the prison they worked at in florida was damaged to badly they can't work there. they're having to commute to a prison in mississippi seven hours away. and now they're not getting paid to work there, and they're not getting reimbursed for any travel expenses. so everything is having to come out of pocket. we sat down with one of the corrections officers, charles. let's listen to how he described the situation. >> there's been several employees that have had their homes completely destroyed that are either living with other family members or living with other co-workers during this time. they still have to deal with all their stuff back here trying to get a new home to move to. trying to rebuild whatever they had. dealing with insurance claims. dealing with the government

indiana,to tammy in democrats line. tammy, good morning. tammy from newburgh, indiana, hello. we will leave it there. aside from everything we have seen, what is the one thing he will watch for that we have not talked about yet, something that you will keep an eye on put out a warning to new members in celebration, two can pay for those, who can be invited, is it campaign event, is it campaign event by lobbyists? who is towing the line on the personal things? be making the rounds not to celebrate with the members but roomeck out who is in the and what the invitations say, there are strict rules who can on those events from hill?l >> host: we have video of signs going up on the managedian-owned or museums around town already. go ahead. >> i am looking to see how senators who may run for president position themselves in days, you know, if any are going to announce an ex plar story committee or take other steps. this is shaping up to be one of the most crowd presidential primary fields we have ever seen. in earl glyphs you an advantage and allows to you raise unlimited terms of m

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>> tammy, thank you for being there? atlanta in hartsfield.'s talk, jeremy, about the politics of this. jeremy and robert join me now because we're talking about mitch mcconnell now for the first time putting his head up and saying yeah, i'm going to schedule a vote on the president's offer. at the same time the president is getting pushback from his right, from anne coulter saying that what he offer side amnesty. >> right. >> pete williams was reporting on friday and we know this is the case. the daca bill is not being -- the daca confrontation, the legal issue is not being taken by the supreme court this term. >> right. >> they decided that on friday. they're not taking it this term. that means there's at least up to a year of continued dreamer relief because right now the lower courts have stayed the president's order rescinding the dreamer protection. so when they talk about a three-year offer, that's really a two-year offer and the argument from dreamers and their supporters is how do you get a job if you're saying you're going to be appl

joshua and tammy holes, great to have you. i know tammy grew up in venezuela. sure if she wants to speak but i want to hear from one for both of you, what it is like to see what is happening to the country now and what they are risking. >> it is very very difficult. every night she is showing the different news articles she is hearing from families and friends, it is very difficult. people are dying. when we were there the corruption was so great, you don't know what to do, what is the right way, if you're going to be safe, like a sleeping in her room. shannon: senator orrin hatch from utah talked about how he negotiated with many people but he ended up having personal conversations with interpreters and was able to get your freedom through that. is there any good in maduro or is he completely oppressive and corrupt, basely the beginning and end of the story? >> you have a lot of people in the government fighting over power. you have maduro who wants to have his own power and you have the one that is doing the worst damage in the country. and the way he kills p

we have tammy at some of the longest lines and wait times. what are you hearing from travelers there? >> well we spoke with one family and they told us they got here three hours before their flight and with good reason. last week it took an hour to get through the tsa check point here. today it is only about 15 minutes. one really may be because they brought in temporary tsa workers to help here with the check point and that is pause becauseu mentioned 10% of tsa workers are not showing up for work. we spoke with agents at this point that we know they're not coming to work. they tell us at this point they cannot go on working without a paycheck. >> we also no that plant is set to see a large influx of people. will r there fears if the shut down continues to drive on? >> absolutely. >> they were kpntiexpecting abo 150,000 people to come here. think about it if we have 10% of tsa agents nom shottinot showin there are concerns they will have more people coming through this airport than normal and they are concerned about how they will get them t

tammy bruce. dr. gorker, we'll start with you. it's interesting because look. the house is full of the most radical left wingers we have ever seen. okay. america's going to make their judgment in short order and see that they're not look out for their b. that's why we're asking every night okay, do you agree with what they're saying and what they're doing? they probably do want to impeach. nancy pelosi may not stop them. they will never be successful and get two thirds of the senate to go along with whatever madness they come up with as the bar changes but here's my question. as this happens, should we be pay attention to it or more focused the president more focused on the things he's focused on today, which is securing the border? >> yeah, it's a fabulous question, sean. i'm on a lot. i've never posted going with foul language. last night, i repost that would video because i thought it is important to show americans who the democrats have become. i don't mean the voters, i mean the elite, the so-called elite that, are running the dnc. the radicals have taken

bakker along with then wife tammy faye rose to fame with the praise the lord network. >> i'm asking youorter: but the co suffered a very public downfall in the late '80s. jim caught in a sex scandal. >> all i could tell you is it certainly was not an affair, okay? me too movement it probably could have resulted in criminal charges. now, if you believe jim bakker's version of it, it was a consensual liaison. >> reporter: the bakkers lost control of their ptl empire, and allegations of fraudulent fund-raising led to a federal indictment for jim. >> jim bakker was found guilty on all 24 counts of wire and mail fraud and conspiracy. >> reporter: tammy filed for divorce before passing away in 2007. bakker appealed his sentence and was released from prison after serving just five years. now jim bakker's back on tv. >> if the power goes out we believe in being ready for anything. ♪ i guess you'd say ♪ jim and lori help me be prepared today ♪ >> reporter: once again spreading his faith alongside wife lori. >> he's back on tv talking about salvation and jesus and selling a lot of stuff. >> now,

. >> tammy in missouri, democrat. >> caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. first of all mr. russell i take issue with some of the things that you've said, especially about pelosi taking her stunts about pelosi taking her stuntun. the women wearing white was because it was in the face of some of the things and the misogynistic things trump has done. the second thing is on daca. we don't negotiate with terrorists. the united states has a policy we never negotiate with terrorists and this is a terroristi terroristic tactic he's using. i think he haven't even used the money they already gave him for the wall and trump counts that they're doing work on the wall and they haven't done anything. if they wanted to pass additional funds for the wall they would have done it when they had control of both houses and the presidency which was just before the midterms. they couldn't even do it then. thank you for taking my call. >> i do think she makes an interesting point about president trump's two years in office with republican majorities. certainly didn't have supermajority in the sena

tammy bruce is a radio host and president of independent women's voice.i think is interesting about this, not only did republicans in congress not do what they promised to do when they ran but actually the d problem they described got worse, how did that happen? >> this is what is fascinating to people, why there has been a general revolt in the republican party. they hear promises for years, almost a patronizing attitude placating the masses on the issues that matter to us and it's not even whether or not you are pro-choice or pro-life. this is about the allocation of hundreds of millions of tax dollars, the l.a. teachers went on strike because they argued they don't have enough money for enough teachers for the library, for textbooks and yet hundreds of millions of dollars in corporate welfare for planned parenthood and i'll give you an example of why it's corporate welfare. in 2015 revenue over expenses profit, $77 million. and in 2017 a whopping $244.8 million profit of revenue over expenses in the same year that we gave them more taxpayer dollars. th

liz: let's bring in a fox news political contributor, tammy bruce.ere. spoon is chuck schumer stupid? is nancy pelosi stupid? they said in the past democrats have said is a crisis, are they all stupid? >> no. i mean, i think they know there's a problem and they did not expect anything to be done about it. because they like chaos and victimhood. the problem they have now is that we were president that will act. now suddenly, you have got schumer and pelosi the other night looking shocked with their hostages because they're finally being challenged by someone who means business. it is real now. i would also say when it comes to the crisis, we remember a few weeks ago democrats, all americans were shocked and outraged to the deaths of two children. i would consider and suggest that children are still getting sick at the border. people are moving through the customs border patrol saying there moving through with illnesses that do not happen overnight. tuberculosis, pneumonia, other issues that take time like the flu to develop. these are people living ho

tammy bruce is with us.reading this right, far left would rather support a socialist dictator than the president trump? >> absolutely. even more so here. the reason there is resistance, socialists here don't want for people to have a larger conversation about the cancer that is socialism. so this is bad news for them. you see, we've seen this around the world. it is unsustainable. not just unsustainable, it destroys people's lives. it is not a failed experiment. it's a thing that kills culture and life and freedom. so when this is in the news and when it is clear that it is failed, it means that conversation will happen, and this is what socialists like our new representative, the kind of conversation they don't want to have happen, so in normal life if we do something stuart that fails or doesn't work, we rethink our strategy. we think what have we done wrong, where do we need to go. not for socialists. they double down. stuart: that is true. tammy, hold on for one second because i have breaking news here o

." >> and here are jim and tammy! >> their appeal is powerful.ople responded to the bakkers' constant request for money. >> how many do you have right now? >> just about 30. >> 30 what? >> silver 7,000 clubs. >> that's $90,000. >> praise god. >> the bakkers have been criticized for their own lavish lifestyle. >> just because i'm a christian doesn't mean i don't like nice things, either. i love nice things, and jim and i work very, very hard for nice things. >> they say the only difference between men and boys is the price of their toys. >> toys like a fleet of luxury cars and fancy homes from palm springs, california, to south carolina. they praech the gospel of prosperity and they think by them living well, by them having rolls-royces, everyone will thing, ah, god is shining his countenance upon them and, thus, upon us. and "ptl" becomes the vehicle for their media empire, for their theme parks. >> if we are to be fishers of men, that's what the bible says, we are fishers of men, we've been using some pretty lousy bait. we've just built better b

joining us now reaction senior advisor fox news contributor tammy bruce. tammy, i look at that. book deal and i'm thinking oh, okay. you just tell everybody you are a journalist not a talk show host like we are. we are the whole newspaper. this is supposed to be one part of it but they are really not. are they? >> yeah. and just even based on the title of his book it's not going to affect him at all he is not a journalist. he has made a mockery. others have made mockery of incredibly important industry. president trump by existing has exposed so much. this doesn't just happen to the legacy media. this has exposed the degree of their partisanship that has clearly been applied likely for decades, right? so, this is important, it's very disappointing. it's a problem for our democracy. we have got, you know, being able to ask questions of power by legitimate individuals who are serious about wanting to get answers. separate and, you know, regardless of partisanship, is important part of our democracy. but, we also were wondering when acosta was doing all his shenanigans at press bri

tammy, talk to me about where you are. i know you spoke to a family with at least one member is a government contractor whose worried that their back pay isn't ever coming. >> yes, morning, steph. this family situation is complicated by health issues. judy smith suffers from severe seizures and she needs expensive medication to control them. she's already not filled certain medications this month because she's worried about medical insurance and her husband being out of work. as you can imagine, her husband has some very strong feelings about the government shutdown. i asked him about this. let's go ahead and listen to what he had to say. >> you're not guaranteed back pay, in fact, it's questionable whether contract employees will get back pay. and so you're being asked to sacrifice a lot. is it fair? >> no. especially when the politics keep the government shut down but they still get their pay. they never really had to work for nothing and didn't need for anything so that's why it doesn't matter to a lot of them. it's not

salmonella the big concern are the 40 or 50 microorganisms that can get you seriously ill senator tammy baldwin says this shutdown has created another crisis for the american people. just shows how important these functions are - that parts of the government that are closed right now, that on a routine basis save lives in the united states, the fda typically performs nearly 160 domestic food inspections each week. one third of the those are at high risk facilities. we have in the united states 3- thousand people a year dying from bad food, if that's not a national emergency - i don't know what is. hanson says the good news is the most at risk products like meats, and chickens are still being inspected by the usda, while fish and shellfish - are still being inspected by the fda. we're of the position that the rest of the things that can make you sick and kill you including lettuce to be inspected, this needs to be as much as a priority as keeping the planes flying and keeping the roads open. federal funding the fda's routine food inspection can't be scheduled as usual.in washington, morg

tammy, good terning. >> rep good morning, sheinelle. six of the victims are still at the hospital recovering andd co here for days if not weeks. we also learned the five children who were killed were all from the same small community in louisiana. this morning, a small tow in louisiana is grieving the deaths of five children in their commity. >> pray for our co aunitndy families. >> reporter: killed in a fiery nash f ilorida along with two truck drivers. the children were all in a church van heading to disney rlwod.or investigat believe a northbound tractor-trail swerved hard to the left dragging a car with it through the barricade. it slammed into the southbound 18 wheeler. the church van hit the trucks as it caught fire and running over passenger s ejected from the v. >> they had a range of juries. >> reporter: surgeon scott brackenridge treated the victims. >> it was a tragic day. it is hard to see this many people go through the event like this. >> reporter: the youngest of the children killed was just 9 old.rs >> these are just goo