tammy was an entertainer.he didn't just stand up there and sing. >> along the way, in 1996, tammy met and married a local boy, brett parker, a medical supply salesman. he'd been a star athlete in high school. his aunt, sandra hunter, says he was always throwing some kind of ball. >> he played football and softball and baseball, and he was an all-american kid. >> an injury sidelined any thoughts of a career in professional sports. so brett took up amateur softball. that's how he met one of his closest friends, howdy baer. >> no doubt brett was one of the best softball players i ever played with. >> when tammy came into the picture, baer now his friend had found his match. >> tammy was precious. and i'll never forget that. but i knew they was going to get married, it was just a matter of time. >> howdy and his wife tagged along with brett to tammy's singing gigs and saw a lucky man in love. >> they were fun to be around. no doubt in my mind he loved her. >> both tammy's friends and brett's family agreed. the cou

somewhere between 17 and 18 years and tammy duckworth and tom udall have all been dedicated. i'm going to say a few words and i'll have to go and tim will take over i guess. okay. what the senate did today behind the leadership of the colleagues who are behind me is what we should be doing every day working on a bipartisan basis to make a real impact for our country. it's a rare day here in the senate. i wish we didn't have to say that, but it is. the senate just sent a clear shot across the bow bipartisan majority of senators don't want the president waging war without congressional approval. that sums up the whole thing. the president does not have the authority to go to war. democratic and republican senators made that crystal clear no president, no president can sidestep congress when it comes to matters of war and peace or that's what the founding fathers embedded in our constitution. one of the most bedrock principles in america and we have to put uphold it and that's why we are here today. the president trump for any president cannot plunge the united states into an am

tammy call. [ applause ] >> good morning, everyone. thank you for being here. general mcconville, general ham, all of our guests, welcome to the national mu sooechl of the united states army. we look forward with great excitement of opening the doors to the public on june 4th, 2020, four and a half months away, but nobody is counting. you're getting just a glimpse today of what a phenomenal museum this is going to be, and we really encourage all of you to help us spread the word as we prepare to become the front door to america's army. so with that, welcome to the museum, where we will honor and welcome hundreds of thousands of visitors ever single year. so welcome. enjoy your day. [ applause ] >> well, thanks, tammy, thank you very, very much. for this wonderful facility. how many of you are here visiting the museum for the first time? for the very first time? look at that, general hart zblog, most everybody. how many of you are here for the last time? [ laughter ] nobody, not a single hand. this is truly impressive. and even in just this large opening area --

don't worry, tammy. >> i always worry about tammy. >>> a san francisco woman has her late father's artwork back. thieves made off with a u-haul truck that contained pieces her father created. the truck was parked outside the metro hotel in the haight. they planned to display the work inside. friday police found the vehicle. the art was still there. she says the pieces were undamaged and her prayers paid off. >>> a texas teen growing out his hair for his sick sister decided to leave his school rather than cut it off. his 11-year-old sister is undergoing chemo. the treatment is causing all of her hair to fall out and he wants to donate his hair to locks of love to create a wig for her. his high school told him he had to cut his hair off or leave the school. he said the choice was easy. >> it made me feel good i could do something for her. >> pick your battles. if it's something you believe in, you just have to go for it. >> school policy requires males to keep hair above their ears and shirt collar. the principal said he discovered discuss the option and now he is being home schooled. >>> he

lou: we'll be right back with tammy bruce and the "wall street tammy bruce and the "wall street journwhilehe world keeps fighting for your attention. we'll keep building smarter suv's. to help keep you focused on the road ahead. and. the road beside. did we mention the road ahead. with an available best in class. epa estimated combined fuel economy and the technology to practically park itself. this is the reimagined 2020 ford escape. it doesn't matter how you say it... ...as long as you say it often. praise your child at least 4 times for every time you correct them, and you'll be on your way to raising a confident, caring kid. 4 to 1 praise is just one of the many parenting tools from the experts at boys town. visit boystown.org/praise to receive your 10 ways to praise magnet. it's a great reminder to keep it positive, and that helpful parenting advice is just a click away. lou: we are joined about it "wall street journal's" kimberly strals and tammy bruce. tammy, let's begin with you. bernie on cuba. could you roll the video and audio. we don't have it. what he said was, what i said was

whose phone number is tammy's? >> why don't you call your dealer? >> just so we all know, tom's girlfriend has been workin' in this company for three [bleep] years! i have so much proof right here that she's been workin' in this company, it is un-[bleep]-real. this is her cell phone--tammy's cell phone--which is your girlfriend. so it is his girlfriend, tammy. this is the number. this is her direct line, period. >> tom, is that--does she work there? >> sure does, yeah. >> your girlfriend works for a dealer that sells your product? >> that's correct. >> she's not allowed to be working anything to do with this company. >> a dealer who produced half our volume last year. >> i don't give a [bleep]! >> i'm realizing, watching tom and nancy go at it, they're never gonna get over this breakup. >> you know what, nance? you've--you've put us in this situation. take your drama and take it elsewhere. >> and they'll never stop harboring resentment. >> you want to start airing the dirt, nance? maybe you shouldn't have been in--

i'm proud of who i am, tammy. tammy did not survive the two-on-one.it out of the two-on-one, but not for long. peter sent her home roseless. and that is when mckenna delivered one of the most draub dramatic and may i say inspiring good-byes in bachelor history. >> i know that this girl right here is tough and strong, and she is powerful. and she's beautiful, and she knows what she deserves, more than anything. even though i wanted to end up here in love, i feel like i'm more madly in love with whom i am than anything. >> jimmy: all right, so at least she found someone. i mean, it was her. i have to say, that speech actually sounded familiar to me, and i was thinking about it, like where did i, and then i figured out where i heard it before. >> i know that this girl right here is tough. and is strong. and she's powerful. and she's beautiful. and she knows what she deserves more than anything. even though i wanted to win up here in love, i feel like i'm more madly in love with who i am than anything. >> jimmy: that's beautiful, guillermo. >> guillermo:

i think america will see through that tammy and reince, thank you so much for joining us this eveningally do appreciate it. >> thanks, jason. >> jason: up next, it is not only the democrats trying to use the caronavirus against president trump. the mainstream media is digging in. you won't believe what they have said in the past 24 hours when hannity continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jason: welcome back to this special edition of hannity. just like the democrats, the liberal media has been using the caronavirus outbreak to try to bludgeon president trump. cnn, in particular, is being called out by critics. take a look. >> our government is woefulfully i will prepared, i -- ill preparedit seems at thy stage. you are just getting the sense that the snowball is just starting to go down the hill. >> politically speaking this president may have to reap what he has sown when it comes to the public trust or lack thereof in the institutions built to keep this democracy healthy. >> the president, in front of all of us, we could all see it, struggling to accept the reality of the situation. and what have y

i will be followed by senator udall. >> thank you, tammy for that moving statements. let me add that there was one thing that she said that i think is particularly moving, tim. military families want to know when their children are out there on the line that the u.s. government is totally behind them and we can talk about the constitution but that is a very important part of it. i know tim and his wife, and, he has a son in the military and that makes a difference and tammy knows that very well from her service. today, this is in thank you, tim. it's been a great to be a part of your team and i think it's a wonderful bipartisan victory. today is a good day for the senates. we stood up for the constitution and for the balance of powers in a bipartisan way that is a big deal. it is pretty rare around here when it comes to some of these big constitutional issues. some people may be asking why now when the situation has diffused somewhat. the answer is this. under this president and his administration we know we will be on the brink of war again and we are tumbling down a

lou: we are joined about it "wall street journal's" kimberly strals and tammy bruce.t's begin with you. bernie on cuba. could you roll the video and audio. we don't have it. what he said was, what i said was barack obama said in terms of cuba that cuba made progress on education. then he heard booing and he said are you booing literacy? then embracing chinese communists. tammy: americans realize it's great to be literal and how to read as you are standing in front of a firing squad because you are a professor or teacher. barack obama did a lot of things the american people didn't like which is why donald trump is president. the american people have learnd few things and we don't like tore tall tea -- wedon't like t. lou: bernie sanders seems to be spreading the word successfully. kimberly: one of the issues he gets away with constantly and it's so frustrating is making the argument that somehow you can divorce you a mor authoritam from socialism. but they go hand in hands. his competitors do not call him out for this. on the literacy point, by the way. a fallacy. the

joining me now is tammy bruce and munication instructor. all right, i just really want to focus on this investigation. what do we have to do, and who needs to do it to get joe biden investigated? >> the president of course is doing what he can. he's keeping it in the news. this all started because corruption mattered to him. it was an issue of the nature of the impact on how corruption in the united states is had enough when you're dealing with the parties but what was exactly happening when it comes to the international theme. how is it that all of these double servants are getting filthy rich in the midst of this and somehow it was almost like it was coming down from the leprechaun somewhere. the awareness, what are the special deals, what is it that so many of these individuals involved at both parties because donald trump is a disruptor for the system in general. what is it that has made these individuals so ferociously wanting to stop the nature of any change as if something might be found. donald trump is now the keeper of the secrets

and of course both kelsey and tammy got roses.er woman who got a rose tonight has an interesting way of expressing discomfort. like a hungry gila monster mckenna the bachelorette seems to sense danger with her tongue. [ lahter ] >> in that [ bleep ] group date and you said -- >> i never said popping pills. >> you on the couch. >> i didn't start the popping pills thing. i heard that from someone else. ♪ ♪ la-la-la-la-la-la >> jimmy: that was a different show. that was the super bowl. [ applause ] a lot of people, they underestimate 102 million americans watched the super bowl last night. but some did not watch the game. so this afternoon we went out on the street and asked people about things that did not happen during the super bowl. no one saw any of the events our reporter's about to describe. but did that stop folks on the street from weighing in on them, of course not. in this super bowl liv edition of "lie witness news." [ applause ] >> we're getting people's reflections of the super bowl yesterday. what did you think of the

tammy bruce has been sitting watching all of this.ruce on fox nation host which is excellent and she joins us tonight. how do you assess all of this, tammy. >> with laughter and disbelief. >> tucker: that's the spirit. >> hillary lies so you can't believe anything she says. she dismissed it at a speech in puerto rico. we don't know if she was being paid for that or what the dynamic was. what is interesting is when asked if she would consider that she said oh, no. i'm just watching it all. that would be like rand paul's neighbor saying i don't mind that he is putting leaves on my lawn i'm just watching him. if hillary was our neighbor said she was just watching us. the next we would be jumped on from behind and start punching us from the neck. if she says something like oh, just never mind me. duck for freakin' cover. this is a woman who still believes she is president. she believes this is coming up to be her second term. she is clearly angry. the only thing, you know, she spent a billion dollars last time. what did that get her? it g

that makes a difference and tammy knows that very well. to be at has been great part of your team and i think this is a wonderful bipartisan victory. today is a good day for the senate. we stood up for the constitution and for the balance of powers in a bipartisan way. that is a big deal. it is pretty rare around here when it comes to some of these big constitutional issues. some people may be asking why now when the situation is confused somewhat. the answer is this, under this president and his administration we know we will be on the brink of war again. we are doubling down, they are doubling down on the failed maximum pressure campaign. this president is newly emboldened. he thinks he can do anything he wants. he keeps saying that and repeating it over and over again. it is absolutely necessary to act now for it is too late and i am glad we did. the message we sent today is unequivocal and make no mistake, this message is critical at this moment in time. we are not telling the president , we are telling the president congress has not s

. >> tucker: tammy bruce hosts "get tammy bruce" on fox nation. that clip made me feel old. i know pete buttigieg is in his teens or whatever, but that obama clip was from 2012, which wasn't that long ago. apparently pete buttigieg thinks nobody will remember that. >> it's a little insulting that. the only unique thing about pete is his last name. if he changes that to obama, he will have it wrapped up perfectly. it's not just that, the tweets that were similar with that speech. he was tweeting the same. but the cadence. it's not even just plagiarizing the words. it's the rhythm of the delivery and the gestures, the way he held his face. this is a guy that wants to be president that doesn't have the confidence to be himself. this is a man is he has no confidence in his own ideas or rhetoric or abilities to inspire people. this is -- the only good thing here is that after obama campaigned like that, he got to the white house and failed. at this point we can have the guy fail before he gets real power. so we can have this do-over and that's fine with me. can also be like when

tammy and reince, thank you so much for joining us this evening.reciate it. >> thanks, jason. >> jason: up next, it is not only the democrats trying to use the coronavirus against president trump. the mainstream media is digging in. you won't believe what they have said in the past 24 hours, when "hannity" continues. ♪ue ♪ it doesn't matter how you say it... ...as long as you say it often. praise your child at least 4 times for every time you correct them, and you'll be on your way to raising a confident, caring kid. 4 to 1 praise is just one of the many parenting tools from the experts at boys town. visit boystown.org/praise to receive your 10 ways to praise magnet. it's a great reminder to keep it positive, and that helpful parenting advice is just a click away. ♪ >> jason: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." just like the democrats, the liberal media has been using the coronavirus outbreak to try to bludgeon president trump. cnn, in particular, is being called out by critics. take a look. i >> our government is woefully ill-prepar

tammy: it's all going. lemonis: i'm gonna get you a dumpster out here. tammy: okay.'re gonna go to the fudgery. we'll clean all this up. edge this really tight. let's trim this tree up a little bit. what do you need here on this facility? kelly: right now mainly just, like, outside -- cleaning up and whatnot. that's... lemonis: pressure-washing the building? kelly: right. ♪ ♪ lemonis: after a long day of getting a lot of labor done outside, i did want to sit down with the mayor and his wife and really understand what the future of grafton looked like, and was he gonna be part of that future or just gonna be a resident? when did your term start? rick: '17. lemonis: are you happy you did it? kim: it's been hard. rick: it's been hard. kim: what do you get paid a month, like, $200 some? rick: $272. lemonis: does that put a lot of pressure on you? kim: oh, yeah. i'm gone 10 to 11 hours a day. taking care of your house and the business, you know, it's a lot. lemonis: what do you do full-time? kim: i work for gershman mortgage. lemonis: do you mind me asking if you make a l

. >> tucker: tammy bruce host get tammy bruce on fox nation, she joins us tonight. to see you. so that clip made me feel old because i know pete buttigieg is in his teens or whatever, but that obama clip was from 2012, which wasn't that long ago. apparently pete buttigieg thinks no one's going to a member that? >> it's a little insulting, isn't it? but more insulting might be -- the only unique thing about pete at this point is his lastth nam, but to be changes to obama, that he'll have everything wrapped up perfectly. >> tucker: ! >> what else can he do now? but it's not just that. it's tweets that were similar with that speech, he was tweeting the same, but it's also the cadence. it's not even just plagiarizing the words. it was the rhythm of the delivery and evenm some of the gestures, the way that he held his face. this is a guy who wants to be president who doesn't even have the confidence to be himself. this is a man who apparently has no confidence in his own ideas or his own rhetoric or his own ability to inspire people. the only good thing here is that afte

. >> dana: let' let's bring in tammy bruce, fox news contributor and get tammy bruce on fox nation and news contributor. speaking of that, bernie sanders getting attacked, we have a little thing, jessica. bernie sanders was attacked 33 times last night and next after that michael bloomberg so a little bit of a switch. and then the rest basically bringing up the rear. what did you make of last night overall? >> thrilled that people have figured out who the front runner is. obviously michael bloomberg had a terrible debate last week. i think he did slightly better this time. it's not his natural habitats, i would say, but it was smart for everyone to focus and every single national poll in south carolina where joe biden's heavily favored to win back the primary. but if you are in a contest of ideas with one progressive and thin because i standard bearer and a whole bunch of moderates, you have to be looking at the guy. >> dana: speaking of, tammy, this is an exchange with moderators about if bernie sanders can get beyond his base. take a look at that. >> and if you want to beat trump lik

steve: tammy bruce on fox nation.u, dear. i think this is america, what moves america forward is what we are doing right here. brian: tammy bruce, thank you very much. >> thank you. brian: the world rallied behind devin steele and his family after his daughter leah was diagnosed with cancer. now she is in remission and their family is stronger than ever. along with their relationship. here is devin and his wife. they are on deck ♪ you got the best of my love ♪ ♪ uhh, excuse me, is there a problem here? you're in a no parking zone. oh, i... i didn't know. you didn't see the sign? that... that wasn't there when i was here earlier. (whimper) really? you know, in italy, they let you park anywhere. have a good day, sir. with geico, the savings keep on going. just like this sequel. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. (glass shattering) (frustrated yell) (car horn blast) (yelp) 100% online car buying. carvana's had a lot of firsts. car vending machines. and now, putting you in control of your financing. a

they've, in the case of tammy mcfadden, they've said that they handled everything properly.w, they're playing defense, and they are trying to desperately, i think, to make this very bad situation where they are kind of the public face of donald trump's finances -- they're trying to make that go away as best they can. and i think to their credit here, it sounds like they're owning up. they're not really disputing anything. and it's hard to dispute because a lot of this is public. >> last question i have for you is about what i see coming next month with the supreme court arguments over, among other things, the subpoena to deutsche bank to hand over their financial records related to trump. are you concerned they may have destroyed or mishandled or altered those records? i raise this because you had reported at "the times" that multiple deutsche bank executives had told you among their donald trump records were years of the president's federal tax returns. they then told a federal court, no, we don't have his tax returns at all. do you think they might be burning that stuff in

northbound delays from 85 as far as vta do expect delays they have a bus spurts set up between the tammy and the kirchner station this investigation is underway and we have an overturned truck on 6 80 in san ramon it's a tree trimmer and it's blocking south 6 ad of mueller jerk heading in the right lane is closed, so it's crawling in backed up beyond karl caring in after that toward the dublin interchange are fine but there's another little pocket of slowing between stone ridge and the single exit a quick peek at the bay bridge traffic lots of it no way to get around this unless your car pooler you are backed up through the maze but it's pretty quiet and trouble free on the upper deck daria thanks a lot robin it's 8 oh 5 in the north bay, the strong winds toppled trees. >>some came crashing down on vehicles like vans and a outside of his house in sonoma now houses had to look at that. 2 vans crushed. this is a big old tree. this happens yesterday morning on riverside. actually the street was out there was bob blocking part of riverside drive and then it came to the top of this house. you

i spent a lot of time talking with tammy mcfadden.at she not only filed a suspicious activity report, but when that report was killed, she started complaining so loudly internally that she had to be transferred to another part of the bank and ultimately was fired. and she still feels really strongly about this. she had the courage to speak up publicly and talk to me, have her picture taken, which is something that in this day and age, in this political climate takes such guts. people that don't feel really strongly and alarmed about what they have seen don't do it. >> were you able to find any independent corroborating evidence that those payments might have been a thank you or a pass-through to russia basically to compensate them for the help they were offering trump in the campaign? >> i'm afraid not. that was definitely something that i was looking for. i was not able to confirm that. what i was certainly able to confirm that a number of other people in the bank had raised similar concerns, whether it was about trump or the kushner

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with reaction, reince priebus, jupiter tammy bruce.n the political side of this, let's look at the democratic party. a coalition party. they like to say that they appeal minorities. look at the comments there. they appeal to women voters. look at his comments there. do they appeal to older americans? great, you're 95. go home. you are done. no care for you. the and lesbian community insulted too according to these articles. >> farmers pit in that category as well appear this is the old fdr coalition where there ws of bringing together of a variety of different kinds of individuals which is what you need in this country. that's the point of the electoral college. it's the point of having a republic. what's extraordinary here and this is vital for democrats especially, here you've got the old establishment of hillary clinton, clearly revealing a very few people who control the dynamic up to a few points. next in line, and it's exploded like it was exploitive for the republicans. for the democrats, what you are seeing is the curtain pulle

inwhen that senate gavels monday, wisconsin senator tammy baldwin delivers the traditional reading of washington's farewell address. later in the week, the senate takes procedural votes unto antiabortion measures. the house is back for legislative work on tuesday, with the first both expected on wednesday. later in the week, a bill that would ban all flavored tobacco products, including e-cigarettes . watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate on c-span two. >> this morning, look at the week ahead with jeff mason from reuters and the hills al weaver. later, the cato institute talks about the use of stop and frisk and its effect on law enforcement. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington" is next. ♪ host: good morning, everyone. a new study has found nearly 100 million eligible voters do not vote. inwill give you the details that new study and we want to hear from you. if you plan to vote in 2020, your phone number is 202-748-8000. if you don't plan to vote in 2020, 202-748-8001. with your plans, whether or not you will vote at 202-748-8003. ju

joining us is senior writer tammy lubee. you are steeped in health care.studying this for years. you know more about the health care plans are all the candidates than anybody in this building. so let's go to, first, what president trump said about protecting pre-existing conditions. fact-checkers have said that's not true. >> he says often that he would protect people with pre-existing conditions but his actions say otherwise. now the affordable care act did provide ironclad protections for these folks. insurers can't deny coverage because of pre-existing conditions. they can't charge you more and they're required to provide comprehensive plans with comprehensive benefits. but what the trump administration is doing is they are supporting a lawsuit that's been brought by republican states that would invalidate the affordable care act and all of those protections would disappear. now the trump administration says and the president says they'll have a plan that will protect people. but we haven't seen a plan -- >> they've never presented that. it's really imp

tammy bruce. they are next as we continue our report.the guest room, so you can live with us. i'm good at my condo well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. ♪ >> sean: all right, the democratic party is in such shambles leading into the 2020 election and some within their leadership, they are beginning to sound the alarm. in an interview given to vox, veteran democratic strategist james carville is now saying of the party, quote: we are losing our minds. left is clearly on track to getting destroyed in the general election as they adopt radical policies. they can't produce a single competent candidate and during a town hall last night this is a whopper. bernie sanders was actually forced to that he will with his climate change alarmism americans are going to lose jobs if you elect me. great platform to run on, bernie. take a look. >> in terms of climate change anderson, the debate is really over. nobody can say with a straight face it's about jobs when we are talking about the future of th

tammy bruce on foxnation.com. also laura logan. lara, let's begin with you., can we help you? here is a lifeline, joe. we need you. please. i'm all for joe. they can haveor joe. >> well, first, sean, you always always -- it's my job to remind you i'm still standing and i'm not the only one. >> sean: not many of you. >> to your point -- [laughs] well, unfortunately, not enough. not enough. but there are aa few. this is what i would say. for organizations like abc, who pride themselves on being objective, on being truth tellers, on just providing the facts, showing both sides, they rarely -- they really can't claim that ground if they don't show both sides, and if they don't push back and if they don't really do their jobs and present other points of view and challenge the person they are interviewing. and this wasn't -- you know, this was a somewhat painful interview to watch, really, and i say that on a really compassionate, humid level, because it's just so obvious that biden is not where he needs to be right now on every level. >> sean: how could you not as

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here with direction former white house chief of staff reince priebus, tammy bruce, i have been through a lot of these elections before. and i know we had mcgovern. mcgovern looks like a conservative at this point compared to this group that we have god. >> well, there is no doubt about it. i am in miami and these castro reverberating around the country. you can't win florida with comments like that but you are right. i do think if bernie sanders ends up becoming the nominee come i do think it is more like nixon/mcgovern. nixon was a little under 50%. people were mixed on nixon, but then mcgovern came in and nixon won under 50% from a 520 electoral votes. i say all that, but i also caution everyone. there is only one other person besides donald trump that can fill in an arena, bernie sanders. bernie sanders will have the money because of his email list, and he does have a movement. a crazy movement, but he's got a movement. so the democrats have a big problem on their hands. even the never trumpers are giving advice how to get rid of bernie sanders. but the democrats, watch what will ha

tammy bruce. they are next as we continue our report. ♪ these people didn't sleep well last night.did, thanks to somnapure. somnapure from force factor helps you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up feeling refreshed. don't be a zombie - get somnapure. available at retailers nationwide. ♪ >> sean: all right, the democratic party is in such shambles leading into the 2020 election and some within their leadership,ng they are beginning to sound the alarm. in an interview given to vox, veteran democratic strategist james carville isx, now saying of the party, quote: we are losing our minds. the left is clearly on track to getting destroyed in the general election as they adopt radical policies.n they can't produce a single competent candidate, and during a town hall last night, this is a whopper. bernie sanders was actually forced to admit that he will with his climate change alarmism yep, americans are going to lose jobs if you elect me. great platform to run on, bernie. take a look. >> in terms of climate change, anderson, the debate is really over. nobody can say with

> tammy. thank you. >> appreciate you asking. >> good morning. >> brenda. are hi, breppeda. -- hi, brenda. > thank you. this has no early morning friction. although i do like your style. i do like your style. you're pretty tough. >> it worked. republicans. >> oh! >> let me go this way so you can go that way. what is your first name? > amy. thank you. >> amy, thanks. appreciate your time. hi there. oh, sorry! hi. >> hi. your grand daurt. >> yep. >> here i am. thank you. gov. bush: hello, abby. nice to meet you. don't know if i am using the right one. thanks. nice to meet you. >> paula. >> sure, i would love to. >> thank you very much. gov. bush: nice to meet you, paula. >> youtube. oo.>> you t gov. bush: thanks. diane. nice to see you again. >> hello. would you like to try your hand [cheering] [indiscernible] your dad did not get to do this when he came back in 1980. >> [laughter] [indiscernible] [laughter] gov. bush: actually in texas, i have signed a court reform on y2k. the federal government ought to follow suit. >> we make real good product. gov. bush:

>> tammy. >> thank you. gov. bush: i appreciate you. good morning. >> brenda. gov. bush: hi, brenda. >> thank you. [laughter] gov. bush: we have no early morning [indiscernible] [laughter] gov. bush: although i do like your style. i do like your style. you are pretty tough. [laughter] [indiscernible] >> amy. >> it works. >> go that way. >> for this here for a moment. >> amy. thank you. gov. bush: thank you. i appreciate you saying hello. hi there. >> this is paula. gov. bush: sorry. hi paula. your granddaughters picture. >> yeah. >> thank you. gov. bush: hello, abby. nice to meet you. don't know if i am using the right one. nice to meet you. paula. >> sure, i would love to. >> thank you very much. gov. bush: nice to meet you, paula. thanks. diane. nice to see you again. >> hello. try your hand [indiscernible] your dad did not get to do this when he came back in 1980. >> [laughter] [indiscernible] [laughter] gov. bush: actually in texas, i have turned -- assigned a court .eform on y2k the federal government ought to follow suit. >> we make real good product. gov. bus

tammy bruise i bruce is not depressed. good to see you. what's all the anger about do you think?e nail on the head. a generation that's been trained to be unhappy. it's victimhood. it's the fact that that's rewarded. that you are elevated you're almost lionized in the way the more angst that you have, and note there are things that we need to fix and things always in society that we want to make better, but that is no way to live. it's like there is this -- it's like a whiner's club as opposed to the fryer's club. you get together and they feed it within each other or it's like a bunch of little kids who you never quite get what you want as a little kid because you are not in charge and then you all go to the cheese cake factory and kick everybody under the table and you mug and you make fun of people over there. but, when you are dealing with children, can you dispatch them to their room. can you ground them. instead, we have nancy pelosi who is doing that last night. and it's feeding it dynamic of, yes, it's about authority. it's about not being in charge. it's about resentment

editor in chief tammy tam replied to angela saying with regard to your father's case i assure you categorically that we did not collaborate with the chinese authorities to portray your father as speaking freely while in custody the south china morning post declined our request for an interview but in a statement said it was staunchly independent we had to choose between meeting in a stage managed setting it said or having no access to him at all and we made the decision to proceed based on news merits. peter darlin never wanted to be a prominent activist. for years he kept a low profile quietly working at the beijing based legal aid n.g.o.s he co-founded with chinese lawyer one ciarán jiang but in the summer of 2015 or thirty's took one as part of what is now known as the 709 crackdown on lawyers and human rights activists. and then 5 months later they came for darlin. it was a massive operation 15 to 20 state security officials that sort of came to my home in the evening cameras rolling lights on and it was state security not the police. or sheriff's people. are still searching for a while in

that is a question tammy bruce host of "get tammy bruce on fox nation at," he cometh to me. >> hey, tuckerr: elizabeth warren at some point we will think deeply about what happen because she seemed to me to be the likely nomination and now a new mes but at this point without all the data and, what you make of what happened? >> what is interesting and with clover charter is the democrats in general have convinced their pay so much to think about identity politics. and there is a problem with that, of course. if you are going to be thinking about identity as opposed to where someone stands on the issues or if they are a leader or not, you will kind of automatically fall into gender stereotype. in a way they condemn women from being able to move forward because they are not asking women to be leaders or have ideas that connects to be implemented. and that was her main problem, warren, this ridiculous medicare for all, $52 trillion, trying desperately to move within an issue framework. and it doesn't work, it doesn't work for socialist in general. so you've got this framework where voters are