tammy? >> tammy: thank you. think you would agree with the sound of that crowd out there that having a visit from the commander in chief sure is a lifter of morale. it seems like it went very well. >> no doubt about it. christmas time, great to hear from your boss. >> tammy: indeed. mike, thank you very much. when the president returns to washington, he'll be comingg back to a city sharply divided over his proposed border wall. the government remains in partial shutdown as trump says he will not sign pending legislation until he receives money to begin the wall on the mexican border. democrats continue to howl with rage against the president. >> no democrat has called for shutting the government down. we are all working to avoid it. the president seems to relish it. >> it's a governing crisis. we better face the reality. this is a dangerous time. this is not just another government shutdown. t >> donald trump is on track to be the worst president in modern times. and perhaps ever. the days of waiting for this pr

without further ado, i will welcome tammy williams to the stage. tammy? [applause] tammy: i joke around. i am the person who gets to talk about this because i am the chick on the staff. [laughter] tammy: i have a very close affinity for harry and bess. i have always loved first ladies. ss important to me, independence and the truman story. we will talk about harry and bess and how they came to be married and some of the letters they wrote back and forth to each other. this is their high school graduation picture. they attended the same school from the age of fourth grade on up. bess always sat behind harry, alphabetical order, and you can utch of yourcr great school life for years and years. that is what harry went through. this is their graduation in 1901. bess is in the second row on the far right, and harry is in the top row and he is third from the left. he has his hand resting on the person's shoulder in front of him, and he is wearing glasses. this is in front of independence high school, which does not exist anymore. they lived kind of near each ot

with katrina pearson, tammy bruce and matt. big questions on our agenda tonight and we want answers. where is the money for the border wall. why is mitch mcconnell walking one of president trump's biggest achievements. who are the swamp creatures inside the white house? plus, we bring you the best takedown of identity politics gender activism you've ever seen. but first, the passing of president bush. i was reading all the various reporting on this, and i just wanted to make one point very directly to you that the thing that really got me actually, most all of this was the personal reflections. first report of james baker when he was with president bush just a couple days ago and walked in and he perked up and said where we going and he said were going to heaven and he said that's where i want to go. and then the second, which others have talked about to come in his final words, president george w. bush called him and said you've been a great dad and i love you dad and he said i love you too and those were his final words. in t

lou: we are back now with niger, tammy and charlie.o go back to this manhattan prosecution now investigation. for crying out loud, it's the inaugural committee. one thing after another and on and on it goes. >> it is clear and i said from the start that it spent obviously these are political prosecutions and per per se. when mueller took it on it was him a green to play a part in the politics of this. he did not take it on as some important political - >> does not have the decency to call it what is obvious the conclusion is no, i repeat, no collision. >> that was not the point. the point was to damage the president and that was simply the unlocked door. lou: should he be fired? why not fire him? >> attorney general is a new one can slow down and not approve of subpoenas and a lot of things that should . lou: let's just fire him to shoot straight out. is a sorry son of a gun but it's all politics - >> a lot of politics that can be done. short of doing more damage to the president it can be done in a certain way that the mac people will

and tammy, which is the production of the mainstream media.don't get the pylon that we do when we may speak or when we make a mistake. then our lives are ruined, and the reputations are tarnished. they get a pass as they are allowed to go forward. that double standard continues to be in place and it means to be exposed if we are ever going to hope to see an end to it. >> sean: tammy, what you said about the slur part of it is right, too. nobody seems to have paid attention to the part -- the things they say about trump, they are every day. they speak for themselves. mike pompeo is a patriot serving his country. he's done an amazing job as secretaryy of state. creating amazing opportunities for peace in the world. again, hard things to to do. amazing job as our cia director. and i just say, your questioning this man's patriotism with abandon. >> he was responding on twitter to a fellow who is a verified blue checks, who i think was a photographer, who suggested to her that it would have been better if she called pompeo a traitor. so the left wo

so now i'm pleased that tammy overbeak can join us. it's been 21 years based in seoul and another eight years after that working as the head of the asian division of the u.s. chamber. so i think tammy can help bring the perspective of american companies and american private sector that will kind of match up with what we're hearing from our speakers representing their governments. >> thank you. conversations like we're having today have never been more important. we have a saying in the trade world that if you're standing still, you're falling behind. and from my perspective, nowhere is that more evident than in asia. i want to offer huge congratulations to my friends from australia, japan, and new zealand for their hard work, their leadership, and the success they're about to enjoy 11 days from now on december 30th, when the tpp 11 enters into force. vietnam will join the esteemed group. i don't think many americans realize what it means to us. american farmers and ranchers and employees are about to be significantly, competitively dis

fox news contributor tammy bruc tammy bruce, and monica crowley. look. let's be honest. i don't hate them, i just think they are insane, it's like a train wreck tv every day, in terms of everyone on that show try to outdo each other. but i'm not the thought police and i'm not the speech police. and something they would never do for a fox opinion hostess day, you know what? stand up when people try to boycott or a stand up when people call for firings. i believe she's probably sincere in her apology. people do want to destroy her career over this. this is a problem we have in all of media. maybe if you make a lot of mistakes at some point, that crosses a line. what's your take? >> my column looks at the attacks on kevin hart and mr. murray who won the heisman trophy for remarks made years ago, and of course when mr. murray was a child. i make a brezinski is a middle-aged woman. she has been in television for a very long time. that's a very specific phrase to use them not even just saying whether it's about lifestyle, and she chose the phrase that was meant to dehumanize.

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let's bring in tammy and lisa, what's your reaction?itive impractical, what's not to like. >> absolutely. i'm really excited about this. when i thought a segment i thought about ray lewis, the football hall of famer who went president trump, worked with him early on and was highly criticized. he found an organization called global 1000. i've been working with them for several months and they have a black tech initiative. rural and urban and african-american communities are very important. we set a lot of people will be running for office in 2020. there are good things getting done and people have put their entire reputation on the line may appreciate you for bringing attention to this is it something you don't hear about often. you're the only one that talks about tech and the importance of it. it's great what he's doing and hopefully some of these democrats who are selfishly involved will help him move this forward. >> i appreciate what he was saying at the beginning about love you can't just say the people, move and find work. people

(tammy kocherhans/regist ered nurse) his 15-year-old boy held it like his lifeline. his heart was breaking. he was completely sobbing. there was nothing we could do for that patient. this poor little family was falling apart. it was heartbreaking.a simple strip of paper with a final heartbeat put in a tube.to know that he accepted that one last gift...held it so close was pretty powerful.it was lisa beglarian a registered nurse on the respiratory icu at intermountain medical center -- who brought up the idea at that moment -- after she had seen what a family had done on pinterest. "and this is what we give to patient families"each tube has a note: (lisa beglarian/registered nurse) it says may my heart be a gentle reminder of the love i have for you -- then it has the ricu which stands for the respiratory icu unit. this was a way for us to let our guard down we care too and affects us too. it's hard on the whole unit when they pass away, it can be very emotional(tammy kocherhans/registered nurse) it's hard on the staff too because your heart is there..it's the lasting

tammy, danielle, thanks for being here. coming up next, members of the mainstream media continue the same old talking point on the trump administration. we'll show you the tape. and then former fbi director james comey is continuing to downplay deep state corruption in efforts to undermine president trump. stick around for that. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ the greatest wish of all is one that brings us together. the final days of wish list are here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. >> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." i'm greg filling in for sean. trump versus the swamp. with all the news this week on the trump administration, news busters pointed out the mainstream media had only one rather ridiculous conclusion, all in unison now, the walls are closing in on president trump. take a look at this. >> with every organization he's ever run, the washington post, said seemingly under investigation now,

i'm pleased that tammy overby can join us, she spent 21 years based in seoul and another eight years after that working as head of the asia division of the us chamber. tammy can help bring perspective of american companies and american private sector that will match up with what we are hearing from our speakers representing their governments. >> thank you all and i want to thank judge and joann in the global business dialogue for inviting me. conversations like we are having today have never been more important. we have a saying in the trade world that if you are standing still you are falling behind and from my perspective, nowhere is that more evident than in asia. i want to offer a huge congratulations to my friends on the dais from australia, japan and new zealand for their hard work, their leadership, and the success they are about to enjoy 11 days from now on december 30th when the cpt pp or tpp 11 enters into force. and then a few days later, vietnam will join that various steamed group. i don't think many americans realize what this means to us. american farmers and ranchers

joining me is tammy bruce.s remarkable events that's taking place not only in france and also in greece and italy and much of the european union. the divide between the elitists, the middle class, between the socialists and those look to their government for reelection has never been wider. tammy: to some debright's due to the general chaos boiling under the surface because of the e.u. you have countries who have the same currency, but not the same rules regarding the currency. the mass immigration merkel started which does not allow for any wiggle room or any kind of a problem. if you are sitting on an edge, what donald trump has aloud us to do, there is a space he created with a strong economy whether it many china or europe, we have a little bit of wiggle room that can handle chaosen volatility. you have got isis was crushed. 6,000 europeans who's, and 1,800 french isis supporters it's one thing to demonstrate against the gas tax. but they are also defacing monuments. the french don't do that. lou: the frenc

thank you, alli for joining us and fox news contributor tammy bruce. tammy, i will go to you first.is new trump era the level of trump derangement syndrome is every day we are used to it. another new low christmas picture where they are shaking? >> liberals seem to be particularly miserable around christmas time. not all liberals but those in the media. they are hoping the trumps are as miserable as they at. that picture is lovely. they are actually happy. trump, this is his bailiwick and wheel house. he is enjoying himself and mrs. trump sass well. i think this is less hate than it is jealousy and envy. the left has turned into mid evil religion and she a heretic in particular. a woman of beauty and grace. first attacked for white house decoration she's responded people have different tastes. right? she was not made upset by it that upsets people. they are always looking for ways to disrupt and make people miserable. i think that ultimately what the media wants to do and what those who are angry at the trumps for is that especially for mrs. trump, she is not reliant on being invite

>> tammy, good evening.ent trump went to see the troops in a combat zone at a time when he's made sig

we'll have tammy bruce back on that. hi, i'm joan lunden.ing things, we didn't know where to turn for more information. that's why i recommend a free service called a place for mom. we have local senior living advisors who can answer your questions about dementia or memory care and, if necessary, help you find the right place for your mom or dad. we all want what's best for our parents, so call today. >> welcome back. arresting more than 50 illegal immigrants over the past two days, this happened across massachusetts, rhode island, new hampshire and connecticut. among those arrested, three immigrants illegal from brazil, wanted there for murder. the i.c.e. raids taking place the same week the messages as republican governor said you know what? a state judge must temporarily step down after that judge let an undocumented immigrant here, basically, sneak out a back door to avoid i.c.e. agents waiting to take him into custody. tammy bruce is back with us on that story. great to have you back. >> thank you. correct that illegal, it had been depo

tammy leitner at the hws presidential library and museum. i would like to go to larry king, host of "larry king now" . you have interviewed over the years this president many many times. what stands out to you, and as we try to look forward, you heard what tammy, and what one of i should say supporters of h.w. bush was saying, he had to meet this individual that meant so much to him. >> he had grace and class, richard. he was a special guy. he put his country first over party, and welcomed, there was no one like him. he was terrific as a friend he was great. i had so many, i had the honor of mcing his 80th birthday party when five world leaders were there, and his son, the president was there. it was a great night at minute maid park in houston. i'll tell you a quick story about the kind of guy he was. about two months before his 80th birthday, i had lunch with him in houston, and he said to me, remember my grandson, pierce. i said, sure, pierce came on my show at the convention when bush was first nominated for president. he said, well, pie

tammy leitner, nbc news, atlanta, georgia. >>> when we come back, how a high school basketball team is overcoming unimaginable loss and inspiring a whole town. >>> finally tonight, the camp fire in northern california took 85 lives and destroyed 14,000 homes. it almost wiped the town of paradise off the map. but the devastation has not stopped the high school basketball team, which despite personal losses is giving the community some much-needed wins. here's steve patterson. >> reporter: the flames were roaring when joe lori saw the text from his firefighter father. >> we get a lot of fires up here, but this was like the first time he's actually ever been scared and he said, get out. >> reporter: the town of paradise lost. the loris forced to flee. >> and the one thing he grabbed out of his car was his basketball bag. >> basketball means everything to me. >> reporter: so many dreams destroyed, coach jerry cleat feared paradise high's season might be over before it >> no team has gone through anything like this. >> let's get ready for a game. >> reporter: their first team meeting after

fox news contributor tammy bruc tammy bruce.e best part of today it was, it should be public, dan bongino loved it. the other part is, i will take ownership of the safety of the american people, absolutely. it's worth fighting over. >> they dropped a huge l on this today, they lost big. something happened that should indicate to everybody watching just how badly they lost that interaction in the oval office with trump. you see how quickly not only they jump to the camera, but then on capitol hill, there was a flurry to get to the cameras again. they couldn't reframe this thing any quicker, but they realize something happened they are right in front of the country. they were put on the spot with a simple question. will a wall increase border security or not? and chuck and nancy flubbed it, there is no mulligan. we all saw it, they dropped a huge loss and trump expose them for what they are. >> look at the cost along with the american people. i've been down there 18 times, horseback, helicopter, boats, all-terrain vehicles, i've b

nbc's tammy leitner has more. >> reporter: the images are now familiar, school children hands in the air. parents rushing to find their child after a school shooting. officials have responded with a national push to address security. >> stick close together. >> reporter: including the extensive use of school lockdowns. >> red zone? what's that? >> it's where you go into the back of the room and you stay quiet, just in case someone is trying to get you. >> reporter: a "washington post" investigation found more than 4 million kids lived through a lockdown in the past year. a number substantially bigger than those on campus during actual school shootings, but the investigation found many children suffer trauma, even when it's just a lockdown. >> it is very jarring to them, they don't know it's coming, it's certainly very, very scary at the time and this leads to many children and teens having reactions that include all forms of anxiety. >> you got it. >> reporter: for father andrew donaldson whose 6-year-old son has only practiced the drills it's a sobering reality. did you know your 6-

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nbc's tammy leitner has that part of the story. >> reporter: jose, we're here in miami where people arelready feeling the effects of the government shutdown. >> it affects me as a government employee. >> reporter: laura rosenberg is one of the 420,000 essential government employees who are told they will have to work without a paycheck starting wednesday. >> i'm okay with having the shutdown, i think the security of this country comes first. >> reporter: it's not just government employees. newlywed christina cruz wants to change her name before her honeymoon. were you planning on doing that in the next few days? >> yes. >> reporter: with democrats and republicans unable to reach a compromise, there's plenty of finger pointing. >> oh, it's trump. it's completely trump. i mean, he's the one that's standing firm on this wall. he was supposed to get the money from mexico. >> who do you blame for the shutdown? >> i blame the democrats. >> i think it's both sides that shut it down. >> reporter: in a recent poll, 81% of americans said border security is an important issue. but a majority, 54%,

without further ado, i will welcome tammy williams to the stage. tammy? [applause]

tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> in venezuela, the collapse. economy there has had devastating effects and has led to an exodus. 3 million people have left the country, many in desperate need of healthcare. this past week some were able to get the help they needed off the coast of neighboring colombia thanks to a floating hospital from the united states. kerry sanders has >> reporter: on this border, no tear gas, no toysios, just desperation. every day some 5,000 venezuelans leave their country, and like this woman they have no idea if they will ever return. her family fled when both sons needed hernia operations. doctors in venezuela said they could operate, but first she had to buy all the supplies the surgeon would need on the black 15 days looking for anz thesia. >> reporter: with an inflation rate of a million percent she eventually gave up and walked across the border to colombia, hoping to find help in a country already strained by more than a million weary refugees. that help coming in the form of the u.s. navy. just offshore the navy s

nbc's tammy laettner in greensbo greensboro, north carolina, with the latest. >>> in north marolina a killed when a tree fell on his car. the news coming as large parts of the south remain crippled. >> i'm a little nervous. i ain't going to lie. >> reporr: residents across the region being warned to stay home. >> don't put your life and thev li of first responders at risk by getting out on roads covered with snow and ice. d> reporter: a state of emergency declan north carolina and virginia with some areas expecting up to two feet wrrn. >> reporter: north carolina has beenowetting pounded by leaving treacherous road conditions and snow have been working around the clock. >> reporter: more than 500 crashes reported in the state.el >> absol worse than i thought. >> reporter:grnow bringing greensboro to a stand still. >> we get more snow in one day than weigh normally get the entire year. >> reporter: rfghly a h million people are expected to lose power, and the new concern is that this snow will turn to ice making the roads here extremely dangerous. phillip. >> all right, tammy, thank yo

what stuck out for you, tammy? >> he has made a tradition of this, he's done this every year.ot of people these lists can be virtues signaling. like look at what i'm doing. or, i'll look at what you should be reading. a lot of people on the list especially with the music are friends of the obama so you can't blame them for that, i suppose. but i think that when i grew up, a favorite teacher of mine said that, while it's great to read for pleasure and important to do so and, to read to reinforce or expand your understanding of your own point of view, it's particularly important to read things that you know you will disagree with so that you hear other arguments. and you can also refine your own point of view. >> may be on that, ben rhodes, the national security aide to come his book is on the list. i noticed tucker carlson's book is not on the list. >> shocker. >> i'm not shocked by that at all. but here's the thing. we talk about music all the time in the green room and, it's such a good song and barack obama is not alone in his like for the song. this song was the sixth most

nbc's tammy leitner is joining us from college station.ar the bush 41 presidential library. kamca tammy, good day to you. how is this going to unfold with some of the details? >> hi, alex. we know president bush's remains will be transported on air force one tomorrow from texas to washington, d.c. then on thursday he'll be brought back to be buried near first lady barbara bush. many came out today to pay their respects,kon condolence books. many of them came from texas leaving heartfelt messages. we got a chance to speak to george bush's son outside the family house in houston. let's listen to what he had to say. >> any time anyone would ask my dad, even in a wheelchair, for a picture, he would stop and graciously -- he would treat everybody in houston the same, with the same amount of respect. he loved houston, and i should say i'm personally grateful. >> reporter: all five of mr. bush's children were able to say goodbye as well as his 17 grandkids. so, alex, he was really surrounded by those he loved. >> that is a wonderful gift, certain

>> well, he's in our home. >> he's in our heart. >> reporter: in short creek, tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> still ahead tonight, the battle of the sexes on campus. a surprising shift in the fight for equal rights at colleges across the u.s. >>> also, what caused this shocking explosion on a los angeles highway? angeles highw. but you're still moved by moments like this. don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness and helps stop the progression of joint damage. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, 90% saw significant improvement. taltz even gives you a chance don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. for all the things that move you. ask your doctor about taltz. you might or joints.hing for your heart... b

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tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> in theaters this weekend sony's "spider-man: into the spider-verse" spuns. it brought in5 place at the box office. in second was clint mule" whichn estimate $17 million. and in third, thess "the grinch pulled in more than 11 million in its sixth week out. still going strong, that grinch. >> it's that time of year. it's the holidays. people want to see. thanks for watching "early today." i'm phillip na. >> andme iad lib live picture o and chr >>> and good monday morning to you. starting off the work week with a live picture from downtown san jose. you can see the flickering light or really rolling light there of the christmas of the tree tree -- well, christmas of the park tree. >> well, it's a mouthful. >> it's monday. >> it's monday. >> let's get started. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. it's rainy out there. damp roads, be careful. >> those roads are very wet. we have a lot of standing water, even as the rain moves out of the bay area. we can see the line moving through the m us, and as this sm winds down, we dry out

tammy, general bondi and congressman gates, we thank you. thank you for your service to our country. coming up, big news on the mueller probe. we'll break it down next. >> jason: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." tonight a new report surrounding michael cohen's cell phone, along with the latest on jerome corsi's legal battle with the special prosecutor. >> a federal judge has rejected the justice department's request to delay an upcoming hearing in jerome corsi's lawsuit against robert mueller. justice department officials requested the delay because they say the federal shutdown is hindering government lawyers. corsi is suing the special counsel for $350 million claiming mueller illegally searched his phone records. special counsel has reportedly examined corsi over his advanced knowledge that hillary clinton's campaign e-mails had been stolen. corsi said he just connected the dots. this as mclatchy reports a cell phone traced to president trump's former lawyer michael cohen sent signals to a cell tower in the prague area i

tammy, thank you very much. that's from texas a&m.the feeling down there. >> reporter: that's right, chris, there's been a steady stream of people, a thousand people, which is more than they've ever had. this library-museum really gives you a sense of who former president bush was, not only as a president but as a man. him and barbara loved to entertain. if you take a look at this picture, you can see president bush sitting off in the corner to the right, and barbara sitting off to the left. we're told at state dinners they did not sit at the same table, possibly to mingle with guests more. that's a dress barbara wore to one of these dinners. this is about 90 acres, the museum and library. i'm told this is the most popular room. you can see somebody sitting behind the desk here. this is what people do, they come and sit behind the desk to see what it feels like to have been former president bush. if you take a look, these are pictures, replicas of the exact photos he had on his desk before he was president, during his presidency, and

tammy, thank you so much. this texas a & m.us about the feeling down there. >> reporter: that's right, chris. there's been a steady stream of people coming through here, about 1,000 people today which is more than they've ever had and this library museum really gives you a sense of who former president bush was, not only as a president but as a man. him and barbara loved to entertain and if you take a look at this picture, you can see president bush sitting off in the corner to the right and barbara sitting off to the left and we're told these state dinners they did not sit at the same table, possibly to mingle with guests more. that's a dress that barbara wore during one of these dinners. now this is about 90 acres, the museum and the library but i'm told that this is the most popular room. you can see somebody sitting behind the desk here. this is what people do. they come and sit behind a desk to see what it feels like to have been former president bush. if you take a look back here, you can see that there are pictures, thes

stuart: tammy, we have something later on. >> yes, sir. back to your money in a moment. we'll show you stocks on the screen, mcdonald's, coca-cola, walmart, p&g. got it. all the stocks weathered a recent selling storm, so says our next guest, david bahnsen, cio of the bahnsen group? what do they have in common? if you're right, they weathered the storm so to speak, what is the commonality between them? >> commonalty between them is dividend growth. is the fact that they have a non-cyclical flow of earnings that enables them to continue growing free cash flow, continue a stable and dependable, something investors can invest on in terms of the consistency of the return. so they're not high growth names. they will not be the biggest returners in every period of time, but you know, you're looking at proctor & gamble, up 16% over the last thee months. mcdonald's about the same. johnson & johnson which is a full 30% of consumer staples and their revenue is up 6, 7%. coca-cola up eight. these are names we own. all names that are significant posit

a wonderful daughter sister cousin a and aunt to all my brothers and sisters thank you to jack and tammy and sarah all of these individuals i have mentioned have given me the steadfast support from my journey to the legislature secretary of state to the united states house of representatives in the united states senate possible and i could count on them every step of the way. we all know how important our staff is and i'm no exception i have two staff members here with me and i would like to highlight both of them. my chief of staff also from northna carolina he came to me from senator vedder's office after 12 years we talked about writing a book together because we have seen and been through a lot from the great recession's impact on nevada to senator reid to the resignation and the governor's appointment in the senate, obama care, immigration reform, changing the courts to just name a few. there is a lot of slings and arrows and it takes an expert nobody does it alone i always had him by my side so i think you for his service to me but more importantly for his service to the state of n

garrett tammy is live from washington with more. arthel, the big question is what is next that it does not affect coverage because it will be appealed and is expected to eventually reach the supreme court. if that happens democrats or predict dean for a third charm world that obamacare is constitutional. senator chuck schumer doesn't want to take any chances as you've heard there he is urging congress to get involved and stop the lawsuits from going any further. >> we first have to undo this awful decision because look, we have a republican president, republican senate and they've spent time sabotaging health care. so that's a first job. after that come the democrats as we did in 2018 rather successfully are going to make health care a major -- probably the major issue in the upcoming campaigns. >> most public and lawmakers hope the supreme court will do what they've been trying to do for eight years now and finally and obamacare. at abc this week, senator susan collins of maine says they believe the courts will overturn this latest

tammy baldwin sits on the appropriations committee. i don't know if they're off that week, the president wanted do build that wall. and huckabee-sanders says if we don't get it out of the resolution we'll get it out of the agency, it's still the same money. >> it is, and no question that president trump has decided to go to american taxpayers in order to get $5 billion right now for this wall. and you know, his campaign prom that mexico would pay for it. and there is just no appetite for that in the house of representatives and the senate. on a bipartisan basis i might add. but the situation is that we have the remaining funding bills already to go. kicking the can down the road until early february, that is disappointing. at least we'll avert a shut down over the holidays, but doing our job and having the president do his, you'll see he should be responsibly funding the government. >> we just saw a ruling in the state of texas, a federal judge saying it is unconstitutional. we know from the last midterm elections it was the biggest is

villa were 2—0 up inside 20 minutes through tammy abraham and a long distance effort from conor hourihaneoints off the play—off spots. but with just over half an hour to play, leeds hit back throuthack clarke then pontus jannsen. it was heading for a draw before poor defending teed up kemar roofe. a 95th minute winner to send leeds top, i point ahead of norwich. rangers are now within a point of league leaders celtic in the scottish premiership. it was their fourth straight win at mcdiarmid park. joe lynskey reports. it's more congested than we're used to in the scottish premiership. right now, rangers have celtic in sight at the top. but to keep up the challenge, they would need perfection in perth again. this side hasn't lost at stjohnstone in eight years, but that was under threat when matty kennedy put the home side in front. steven gerrard, though, is learning patience with this side. it helps with a striker who steps up when it matters. this equaliser was alfredo morelos‘ 18th goal of the season, but he knew i—i wasn't enough. and with missed chances, rangers‘ time is running out. k

tammy lightener, let me turn to you now. what has the outpouring for this president been like in and around houston? >> craig, thousands of people have come to the presidential library here in the last days to pay their respects. he will be buried here on thursday outside of the library and the museum. now, there are about 90 acres here, and i'm told this is one of the most popular rooms. a replica of the oval office. i'm here with mary finch. mary is going to show us something that the public does not get to see when they come here. these are some special photo albums that were made by president bush? >> yes. he made them back when he was an early teenager. they cover years at school and his no, ma'am. he put them in the scrapbooks. his handwriting is everywhere. pictures of he and his brothers and family doing various things. we have about three or four of these that he put together, and then we also have his scrapbook. this covers more of the 1941, 1940 time frame that has newspaper articles in it and his letters and thin