charles: tammy, i've got to tell you, this is an absolute bombshell. president trump has stood by james comey through a lot. [laughter] i thought, actually, to be quite frank with you, he would be one ofhe first fir. he never out of the news. he was always in the forefront of the news, there was always confusion be every time he opened his mouth, and i think it was a long time coming. but it was certainly, in this particular case without a doubt, warranted. >> one of the problems is when you're the story, something has gone wrong, and that was the story consistently. he would also give speeches. he was someone who clearly liked or did not mind being this front of the camera. his involvement seemed to be very different. his attitude, of course, irritated people. but both sides, both democrats and republicans were appalled at one thing or another. and i think that's an indication also. the president's right in his letter, it's got to be about trust with an agency like this. and someone in this kind of environment who is looked to with respect and trust w

nbc 10 first alert meteorologist tammy xuzeus -- tammy souza joining us. >> and heading out from theelaware bay and towards the ocean encountering a less favorable air mass. doppler radar going from wilmington south of dover, we're concerned. nothing up here. philadelphia, fine. just have haze out there in the sky. so let's go a little closer and check out what's going on. you can see all of this kind of sagging off to the south. look at the lightning sort of dying out as well. losing a lot of their oomph. these storms are. you can see that little green line. that wind blowing out of the storm. so it is like a gust of very chilly air. anybody in dover probably felt it. cordova feels it. milford and makes it 20 miles out ahead of the storm system. look at the lightning in chestertown, not in dover. dover looking at heavy rain and hail moving through the area. and this area, 5:51. turkey point corner, 6:01. bowers at 6:07. we're expecting to see this progress off to. and, again it is dying out. that's the good news as far as the intensity. now you're probably going to get relief from t

tammy: it does. even after that strike, most americans who did not want us to attack, the support for that strike was past 60%. but he was able to do it because the american people were getting to know him. in all of these outreaches he's displaying the fact that he's willing to talk. he's not a hard case in deciding what to do. the american people are being informed. it fits the bill across the board about what needs to be accomplished by a commander-in-chief and a leader to get the american people behind you. it's being perfectly done. >> if we do get a ceasefire in syria and isis and other parts of the middle east, and north korea is diffused. if it were barack obama he would be up for a nobel prize. really, that would be the talk on the left. >> this is the diplomacy, trying to do everything possible to avoid having to put american armed forces in harm's way. all of this is going towards the priorities he set for the nation. that's not to y we don't have priorities the president is not work on hi

tammy: the fact is this remains a problem in europe. western nations are allowing these fighters to around the country because of the political correctness. this bomber was known to the intelligence services but they determined him not to be an immediate threat. it addresses this notion that this is the new normal. and it's improper to deal with these people because it's islamophobic. that's the ideology we hto push back against. that we are worth defending and deal with these individuals. these people now in the east in return to their countries, simple things we have been talking about for two years. charles: i want to get back to where we came in with theresa may. some experts are saying this is a more sophisticated attack. it wasn't someone who stole a van. perhaps it points to a larger active terror cell. >> i think theresa may is quite right talking about this being critical for the future of the u.k. the point family was taking is an important one. once you accept the idea this is a normal kind of behavior, you accept that. one o

tammy: maybe we should put them under a curfew. this also, germany captured teenager who is planning a major terrorist plot for berlin. germany knows this is an issue. and they are all on the radar. but the fact that they are only implementing think now, i can tell our viewers general mattis, now secretary of defense mattis says one of the reasons we are going to annihilate isis, these are individuals who will not be returning home. that's part of our travel ban. we are going to get you on the field of battle. charles: when we come back we'll discuss the * returning home from his first international trip. just the ambition made it a success. but then we'll talk about the actual accomplishments. we'll tell you about them next. finally. hey ron! they're finally taking down that schwab billboard. oh, not so fast, carl. ♪ oh no. schwab, again? index investing for that low? that's three times less than fidelity... ...and four times less than vanguard. what's next, no minimums? ...no minimums. schwab has lowered the cost of investing aga

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let's see if tammy can bring you some sunshine and warmer weather. >> it looks awful today doesn't it glenn but remember one thing. so many don't have to work today. that makes it a great day, right? >> i like working. >> i'm just saying some people at home even if a cloudy day with sprinkle or drizzle, out there noilging tp. by wednesday you're right we are seeing some improvement before we get a little bit more rain in here. we are going to see some sunshine clouds on wednesday. it will be kind of a mix of sun and clouds. then here is what happens in the evening. we have a frontal boundary coming by the area. could see a shower or storm on wednesday evening. this continues through the night. then thursday looks beautiful. it will not be a warm day. probably in the upper 60s, maybe the low 70s. however, we're still getting a bit of land breeze. and plenty of sunshine, really really a nice day things start to change on friday. now start to warm up quite a bit on friday. you notice the wind turns to the southwest. here comes the next system. moves in friday night here much of saturday.

tammy: the big problem are the children in the republican party, they need to be removed. the paul ryans of the world. >> god bless president trump. lou: amen brother and sister. that's it for us. thanks for being with us. be with us sunday evening. special coverage of the french election. stopped. robert gone at 70. . john: a mob can be an ugly thing. in the past, mobs kill people they said were witches. today they still kill people with whom they disagree. >> mobs are always is dangerous, destructive things. >> reporter: we focus on american mobs. >> liberals crawl on the mobs. >> get off the campus. >> the koch brothers and their cronies. >> i think they should be in jail. >> private property. john: mob rules, that's our show tonight.

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it is a rare moment of bipartisan ship on capitol hill another bipartisan team wisconsin senator tammy baldwin and republican senator john mccain have paired up to combat skyrocketing prescription drug prices. americans spent $425 billion on prescription drugs in 2015 and 189% of medicare budget is -- 19% of medicine medication. senator tammy baldwin is a co-sponsor of what is a modified legislation the original was introduced last session. what is the change this time? and welcome, senator. senator baldwin: thank you so much. the prices are skyrocketing and we made a couple of modifications to the measure we caused last fall aimed at accountability and transparency for those drug corporations that are incrementally raising the price 9% year after year. so while the measure originally captured any drug corporation that was planning a 10% or more increase we said if it is 25% over three years we want them kpurbd -- captured in this. soledad: some are doing 9.9% to get them understood the wire and that year after year adds up quickly. many who are dependent upon literally life saving ext

>> tammy, thank you. >>> the holiday began for many in ocean city. the boardwalk, walking and biking and jogging. some tell us, hoping to see a lot of the sun this weekend. >> hoping the sun stays out longer than they're predicting. >> whole family will be down this weekend. it got five of my kids and five grandkids descending on ocean city. >> although there are complaints about it being hard to park, but they still expect to have a lot of fun. >> in delaware, a great night to head to the ballpark. right now, playing the potomac nationals, wilmington blue rocks. a live picture. might have just lied to you. >> there's folks there. >> some people there. maybe in the dugout. you can still get a ticket to the blue rocks game, too, tonight. campsites, a different story. >> every spot is booked in the delaware park system. nbc 10 bureau reporter tim furlong spent the day with people getting ready to celebrate memorial day outdoors. >> reporter: this marina on the sandy canal will be buzzing with boaters by tomorrow north and even those of us who don't hav

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glenn and tammy monitoring the impact of any flan your neighborhood. first to penns landing.he summerfest is open for the season. a lot for people to do if staying here in philly. >> reporter: absolutely right. you're working in the studio. i'm working out here and i am ready to get this weekend started. there's no shortage of things to do out here on the waterfront. the blue cross river ring transformed for summerfest. >> went from being a winter lodge into a, call it a summer oasis. >> reporter: just in time for the holiday weekend. >> sometimes you don't want to go away and you want to stay here. and then you say, well, what can i do? and when there's so much to do here, let me check it out. why we're here early. >> reporter: new games added, old favorites remain. >> we just came to do a little golf and -- skate. listen to the deejay. supposed to be here later on. >> reporter: further down the waterfront the stage is set for saturday's inaugural hoagie nation festival created by none other than john hall and daryl oates. joined by different genres representing philadelphia

tammie souzza is tracking the showers. her forecast straight ahead.ou knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. >> announcer: this is nbc10 news. >> it's the swat seen around the world. the president is in the midst of his first trip overseas but social media is buzzing about this. president trump and the first lady arrived in israel today. the president met with israel's president and prime minister but this video is going viral right now. take a close look. president trump reached for melania's hand and she appears to push it away as the couple walked across the tarmac at the airport. >> meanwhile in washington, the trump administration is working on the president's budget. it's expected to be unveiled tomorrow. if it passed there will be an $800 billion cut to medica

kelly: tammy, we have to go. thank you for joining us on this great day of a lot of fluid news going on. is not been adult couple hours. julie: no, never. kelly: the news continues at the top of the hour. greg and ralph. julie: of you back at the top of the hour >> hello, i'm jerry for erica sean. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news workers. >> a busy day of meetings, deals and ceremonies were present. on day one of his first official trip overseas we are alive in saudi arabia. >> james coney agreed to return to capitol hill to testify on the reston investigation in a public hearing after new details emerged from the president's oval office meeting with russian

let's bring in meteorologist tammie souza. >> they are a little to the south of us. some of this may be in the upper atmosphere coming down. as we watch, we are starting to see that increase. towards westchester, east knotting ham, you may be experiencing a sprinkle or a very light shower. some of this could be in the form of ver ga. let's check out what's going on with the temperatures out there, because we have been nowhere near our average which should be in the 70s. 66 in read. the winds are calm out there. let's go ahead and check out what's going on in philadelphia. 66 with calm winds out there. and gray skies. finally into wilmington, 67 degrees with winds out of the northeast to 8. here's where we're going to be going overnight out of the 60s. look at your neighborhood. we could see some showers tonight. we'll be mostly cloudy with 50s tomorrow morning and maybe a sprinkle or shower. i'll be back with your full forecast. >>> new at 5:00, another reason to lock your car doors tonight. >> a sudden spike in car break ins has people and police on alert. police ha

tammie souza is joining us now with your neighborhood forecast.rybody is going to get hit by the rain. very heavy rain moved through. it will be a brief, heavy rain. you can see the line stretching from north of dover into southern portions of montgomery county. we'll do a little now casting and track these things. you can see lightning making its way through the area. if you're in win war you're getting a steady rain. maybe even small hail. let's go to east gren witch, a steady rain as well. we dpo all the way back down just to the north moving out across the bay. we're looking at some heavier showers. so all of this activity is moving off to the north, northeast. you can see the purple, this indicates the hail that's been moving through the area. there's hail and lightning with this. and you can see much more to come. this is just the tip of the iceberg. we'll talk about how long this will last and we're going to look at your holiday weekend. >> a montgomery county man has been charged in this hit-and-run crash that sent kids to the hospital. po

the clock is ticking, tammy. may answer that question. >> i don't think so, probably. don't expect an answer. >> [inaudible] yeah, well -- >> secondly do you still have the same level of confidence you had on inauguration day? >> there has been a lot of reporting lately. that requires close examination. let me tell you what i told my members this morning. we need the facts. it is obvious, some people out there want tomorrow hammer the president. we have an obligation to carry outour oversight regardless which party is in the white house. that means before rushing to judgment, we get all the pertinent information. the house oversight and government reform committee is appropriately requested this memo. and i'm sure we're going to want to hear from mr. comey, if this happens as he allegedly describes, why he didn't take action at the time? there are a lot of unanswered questions. what i told our members is, now is the time to gather all pertinent information. our job is to be responsible, sober, and focused only on

commencement addresses from new jersey senator cory booker, vice president mike pence, illinois senator tammykworth, former president bill clinton, former senator kelly ayotte, and the chair of the joint chiefs of staff, marine general joseph dunford. that starts at 10 p.m. eastern tonight. today is memorial day for remembrance of the men and women while serving in the nation's armed forces. this morning, c-span cameras were at the national all in d.c.ngton ec -- washington we visited the veterans memorial and the world war ii memorial.

tammy souza is here with the forecast. >> say it. it's been crummy lately. we made it to 72 degrees today. we had a lot of cloud cover. it's of60 right now in philly. we're going to try to eke out sunshine for the weekend but it's overnight the rain is going the move in. you'll wake up to rain on the windshield. 55 in allentown. the same in wilmington. the beams of the doppler radar are sweeping. in d.c. we have showers and thunderstorms. all of this is moving toward us. you can see the main body of this back across indiana. we are got to see that cross the area before we clear out. that's not going the happen until monday. here comes the rain. tomorrow morning's commute, we could see pockets of heavy rain, maybe an isolated thunderstorm. this continues through 1:30. tomorrow evening around 6:30, heavier showers in philadelphia all the way up into the lehigh valley and even burks county and clearing out friday morning. we could see an isolated shower on friday. for the most part we are looking at conditions improving and our saturday looks good. one forecast

tammie souza will give you the details coming up. memorial day weekend is historically not perfect weather wise. 70 degrees in philadelphia. cloudy skies all over the place. the lee high valley with thick clouds. and even though it looks threatening, we're not predicting any kind of rain during the evening hours. and the temperature only going down slowly because of all the cloud cover. got that northeast wind. the ocean temperature is 61. and low and behold, it's 61 degrees in ocean city. and 62 at whole gait. a lot of clouds, as you can see. but the rain is still back to the west. it continues to get closer every hour. several different disturbances. that we can get in and get out and be okay. here we are this evening with just the cloudy skies. but it doesn't stay that way. by tomorrow morning, especially in the early portion of the rush, it's going to be wet. some of this could be heavy. there's 6:30 in the morning. computer model showing a lot of rain tapering off in delaware and south enginejersey as we he through the morning r

now, tammy will take you through the rest of next week. >> yeah. next week is a little more seasonable. why thas to happen on the weekend? we all have such plans. ah. drats. oh well. get them next weekend -- maybe. i'll show you. on tuesday, we have rain coming in monday glenn talked about. on the back side, clouds. the clouds clear out and it looks like perhaps wednesday will cloud up quickly, because here comes another system for wednesday night and thursday. with rain. then we get a little break. but not too much of a break on friday, because yet another system comes in perhaps friday night into saturday bringing showers. saturday now looks like the best day of the holiday weekend. here's why. watch. getting into sunday. here come clouds. here comes more rain possibly. and we could see that rain lingering into our monday as well. so if you're going make plans at this point, i would bet on saturday, but you know what? that's a long ways away. so things could change. stay tuned, is what i always say. all right. this is your weekend. 68 in philadel

let's turn now to the meteorologist tammie souza. >> thank you so much, jim.utside right now we have cloud cover. it is mainly cloudy all day long and reached a high of only 68 today. that is about ten degrees where we should be. 62 in philadelphia with east winds to 7 miles per hour. keeping us a wee bit coolerment doppler radar sweeping the sky, see the system from the south. we talked about it last night. the one moving along the gulf coast and got here quickly. heaviest rain right now from dover off toward lewis, cape may picking up heavier showers. morris river, the same there. but for the rest of the area, we are just looking at either drizzle or light sprinkles. all of this to work way through the philadelphia area tonight and then gone for tomorrow morning's commute unless you're a very early morning commuter and then focusing on the huge area of low pressure in the plains and will be the weather maker by the time of thursday. although the models tamed it down a bit. hour by hour, this is what happens. we watch the showers northward. a lot of activity'

coverage of what happened yesterday, let's bring in tammy bruce. and lynn swede. thanks all of you for being her here. lynn, on the major evening news programs last night, abc, cbs, nbc, all of them told on the fact that this thing has passed, but nobody knows how many people are going to be thrown off the insurance roles and so forth. that was a big focus. it's as if the president managed to do something really bad in his legislative victory. >> i don't agree necessarily that that's the interpretation. this is a work in progress and there's a lot of questions to be had. that seems a reasonable question, especially as this issue heads to the senate, it's unlikely that the senate is going to embrace what the house passed yesterday. this is the coverage that is routine in a course of any big complicated piece of legislation. i think because this is so serious for so many people, the focus here is on the policy, how it's going to affect people and their families, rather than showing a celebration at the white house, which is certainly part of the story. i think the i

. >> first alert meteorologist tammie souza is with us now. talk about the timing of all of this. >> it looks like we're fine for tonight. if you have plans or if any of you have plans, go and enjoy. it's tomorrow morning early and very early commuters between 3:00 and 6:00 a.m. that we'll see the brunt of the rain and thunderstorms. the radar is scanning sky. nothing here other than a few clouds. we're seeing the clouds increase. but we have all of this that has to move through. we showed you this giant storm system over the planes that's digging south and going to eject in our direction. ing several waves of showers and storms across the area over the next five days. let's check out the temperatures right now. let's go to coastal where it's 66 with calm winds. let's wind up here in philly. 69 degrees and winds out of the east ask southeast to 13 miles per hour. where are we going for tonight? we're going to be quite mild. the east winds will keep it cooler along the beaches. we'll talk about which day you need to barbecue this weekend. that'

ellen ratner, as well as tammy bruce. allen, it seems like there is an awful lot of questions here and a lot of people, getting out in front of this with accusations without being necessarily support it by the facts. >> and terms of a russian investigation, we are going to have to see. i don't believe that somehow there was this collusion between donald trump and the kremlin. i just don't believe it. however, they may have also tried to influence what we do here. that's a very separate issue. in terms of the white house communication team that tammy bruce talked about just recently or just a couple seconds ago, i think this starts with the president. i have great faith in sean spicer and i don't think it needs to be changed. i consider him very good at what he does. he has relationships and that's the thing. if we bring in somebody, even a fox person who i like -- whatever you want to call us, you cannot let that go. sean spicer has the hardest job in washington, d.c. >> jon: i mention this in my interview with glenn hall

we love being different. >> thank you tammy. happynk mother's day to my mom n this weekend. >> president trump recently spent a two-hour dinner describing the experience of what it is like to be president. in a moment we'll talk to a reporter who was at the table about what he learned. that's next. the difference between me and another president. another president, i won't use names but another president doesn't do what i'm doing. i'm not saying that in a bragging way or any way. another president, will sit in thent oval office and do practically nothing all day. i'm doing every minute of the day i'm doing something. i'm cutting prices, this nation has such unbelievable potential. >> so there is president trump with judge jeanine a few hours ago. a few days ago he also had a sit down with time magazine where he talked about the experience of being president among many other things. political reporter forr time was at the meeting and joins me live tonight from washington d.c. good evening to you. i read the whole piece. it's grea

from vice president mike pence, former president bill clinton, senators cory booker of new jersey, tammy duckworth of illinois, and former senator of new hampshire, kelly ayotte. commencement speeches on c-span starting at 1:00 eastern time. former california governor and actor arnold schwarzenegger spoke at a summit on afterschool programs recently. he criticized the trump administration's proposal to cut funding for learning programs and high-poverty and low performing schools. this is half an hour. [applause] mr. schwarzenegger: thank you. thank you very much. thank you. and i want to say, thank all of you for being here today. this is really extraordinary to have a whole nation of after-school providers to come here to this summit. thank you very much. i want to say thank you to our director of the schwarzenegger institute right here at usc. thank you for the great work you are doing. team, hasur team, our been responsible for putting this together, so thank you very much for the extraordinary work. the reality is i cannot do any of this without you so i just want you to know that co

tammy: because they are spoiled children and they are used to having everything they want.

stay there, tammy.y, it's a new spending bill which will keep the government funded through the end of september. but wait a second, it does not include money for the border wall, no money for a deportation force. it does not cut funds from sanctuary cities, doesn't do that. it does not defund planned parenthood. these are all promises that donald trump came to power with. not in the spending bill. let's bring in former deputy campaign director for george h.w. bush. marker is rain know. seems to me, mark, president trump compromised big time to get this out of the way. what say you? >> i don't think so, stuart. this is only five months of spending. in the five months, the president has $3 billion per month to rebuild the military. $300 million per month for border security. so i think the president's priorities are reflected in five months worth of spending. stuart: but it's a cave, isn't it? he said, okay i'm not going to pursue sanctuary cities for five months. that is, well, if i say a cave that is p

it was there, and i reached out with one hand, and i saw it was tammy, my daughter tamala, and i answered, i was relieved. anyway, i'm holding the phone, and i'm going tamala, tamala, you're okay, you're okay, darling. she's going yeah, mom. i said, where's sasha, she said she's with me. the staff were brilliant in the arenachlt they kept coming up and saying it's okay we're going to get help. >> the police officers. they got one of the trestle tables that had been used for merchandise. we gently shuffled her across onto the trestle table. and with the police officers, we carried her down on this makeshift stretcher. >> did her dad call you? >> he called me. he called me. eventually he got through. and then reunited with his daughter. >> kim, you haven't had a chance to process this, have no. i can't get to sleep at night. but when i have, as soon as i wake up, it's just there, the carnage, because the whole hour that we were stuck there, all i could see was either dead bodies. body parts, blood and -- >> injured people. >> injured people. and hearing them crying out. >> whatever the terr

. >> i want to bring in tammy luby.big question now as we look to the next step with this health care sbil what is the senate going to do? what could they do to take the gop house plan and then make it even better so that people can have more affordable snk. >> right. the senate is going to make a lot of changes. they already said they're going to start from scratch. but one area that the house is actually told them that they should work on is the tax credit. the gop bill really would change the tax credit so subsidies that obama care provides for people to buy insurance and insurance is usually too expensive for people to buy on their own. so the good thing about the tax credit that gop bill would do is open it up to more people. there is a lot of concern that tax credits wouldn't be, you know, affordable or wouldn't give enough help for a low income people and for older people. so the senate is going to have a lot of work to do to try to make these tax credits better for those folks. >> that is one big issue. and one

tammy is a cnn writer who covers obamacare and health policy. do we know what types of pre-existing conditions would qualify someone for the pools. >> the pricey ones, cancers, heart disease, diabetes, but there are also conditions you might not think of. in maryland one state accepted a kid with acne. >> what would happen next for these people? >> well, that remains to be seen. it will depend on whether they live in a state opts to wave these protections. that waiver is actually going to be pretty easy to get. so it's really going to be up to the state because every state would run their own pool. those that opted for the paver. but presumably they would probably try to apply for insurance. they'd get denied. then they'd be able to apply for for this high risk pool. >> let's talk about the changes to essential benefits. insurers must cover certain conditions. there is a provision that allows states to be -- >> well, states could opt out of covering the ten essential haelg health benefits, like substance abuse, mental health, maternity. these ar

and cnn money senior writer tammy is in new york. phil, let's start with you. what is the first step now for senate republicans? >> find consensus. that seems simple. the same ideological divisions we saw play out in such a manner over here in the house exist in the senate but with a much slamsla slimmer margin for error. they've made clear they're going to rewrite portions of the bill. if you look what's happening. senators have formed a working group. 13 republican senators really spanning the ideological spectrum of the conference to try to figure out a path forward. they know they can't take something to the floor without really knowing where their votes are. what they're going to look to change, think about the core of everything we've been discussing over the course of the last six weeks, the medicaid eck panxpan even the house decision to defund planned parenthood. all of those issues are on the table. whatever the senate brings forth and as you know this is going to take time and a lot of effort. but whatever they bring forward is un doubtedly going to

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chair of the joint chiefs of staff general joseph dunford, and senators cory booker of new jersey, tammy duckworth of illinois, and former senator of new hampshire, kelly ayotte pit commencement speeches on c-span, we will have the starting at 1:00 eastern time. vice president mike pence along , karen, ande national security adviser hr mcmaster and ivanka trump posted military families recently at an event marking national military appreciation month. [applause] >> hello, everyone. look at all these amazing kids. i love it. thank you. and my are in here somewhere. lla, joseph, theodore, floating around. good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for being here. it is an incredible privilege for us all to welcome you here to the white house. i specially want to thank the vice president and karen pence for hosting us today. as i'm sure many of you know, pences our military parents. their son michael is an officer in the united states marine corps. they know firsthand the many sacrifices required by military families across this country. we are so grateful, so incredibly grateful, to our servi

tammy "new york times" critical of president obama's speeches.g a man whose historic candidacy was examination of moral politics, joined almost every modern president cashing in. shows surprising tone deafness. howard kurtz joins us "mediabuzz" host. "new york times" not happy their man went for the money, huh? >> i'm picking myself up off the floor over "the new york times" criticizing barack obama. i guess the paper hates wall street more than it loves obama. but it seems to me, i don't agree with this, holding him to unrealistically high standard. look just about every ex-president, jimmy carter is one exception, cashed in with big money speeches. some people find that distasteful. barack obama's political career is over. these companies, industries are not buying any favor as with hillary clinton who everybody knew was going to run last year for any future actions. so he wants to make some money in a free market wants to reward him i'm okay with that. charles: i find it odd "the new york times" which had a pretty good earnings report last wee

. >> joining me is tammy from wisconsin. i wanted to talk to you, when we think about what the democratic party message is, this is a party that does not have control of the government. you'll have to try to win statewide in less than two years. i wonder what you, your message to your voters is about what you stand for and what the democratic party stands for in this moment. >> it's never changed since i first was elected to public office and certainly since i ran for the senate in 2012. it's about how we help hardworking people get ahead, recognizing the dignity of work over the -- over rewarding wealth and i'll get back to that in terms of our tax reform conversation because we do reward wealth more than reward work in our tax code. but, it's standing up to a rigged system so that that the working class in my state and across america can get ahead again. >> that's an interesting system. those are two words, i was thinking about that and the context of this. really interesting set of focus groups with obama trump voters. th

. >> tammy is joining us from cnn money right now.ling this the tanks and tax cuts. tell us about some of the bigger proposed cuts put forward by the trump administration. >> he is really taking an axe to a lot of social programs. they have a whole section about reforming the welfare system where they would cut $274 billion out of it. a lot of it would hit food stamps. it would hit disability. these are programs trump supporters rely on but the big cuts come from medicaid. $610 billion listed in the budget and that mayor may not be on top of cuts in the health care repeal bill. >> food stamps, $193 billion. disability benefits, $72 billion. but there's a big increase in defense spending. >> yes. he wants to add $54 billion to defense spending much this is about shifting resources from the social safety net and stressing that people go back to work. he wants to put in infrastructure project. border security. these are supposed to create jobs. and this is a budget all about work. >> he wants an increase of $54 billion border security. a

tammy bruce, she will not go quietly, to that good night. lost, you have been rejected, please, leave. i think that democrats may be saying this. >> what happens, when there is a vacuum, like a shower drain, a lot of stuff is driven over there. this woman sees an opportunity, there is no leadership giving liberals or democrats any direction, nancy pelosi was unable to say he was leading democratic party, and this is herrincasion of lack of -- her indication of lack of self worth, this is her only sense of identity. we have sent a message, she is now not wanted. i do believe that the fbi still doing an investigation of the clinton foundation. how is it you start up a pak when major organization you are running is being investigated. charles: you can be run for president on a similar condition. >> it is time for hillary to go, that is clear. charles: i, cothose sentiments, to me she continues to want to be a power broker. the assumption she would be president leading to perhaps her husband getting huge speaking deals, that continues to haunt h

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. >> fifty-two year old tammy, increased risk every breast cancer, not just because of the family historyalso has dense breasts, which makes it difficult to see cancer traditional mamography until now. this, is mel he can ooh lar imaging that makes finding cancer easier. >> this is a nice adjunct to mamography for women who can't have mri, who have dense breast tissue, need have additional screening test. >> doctor debra copit, says she is among 50% of women with dense breasts, she was diagnosed six years ago, even though the cancer didn't show up on a regular mammogram. >> i just had my regular mammogram. my yearly mammogram. and i also had this test done. and when they were both clear, i felt much better. the molecular screening uses lower amount of injected nuclear radio tracer, then series every images are captured with this mammogram-like machine. >> there is cancerous tissue, radio tracer accumulates there, and then, an image is created it, will show off very bright, for us to see. >> here is the comparison with the image on the right, the cancer illuminated with dark spot, with the