in tampa?o be back in florida, back in my old college stadium, tampa bay stadium, feels good. >> melanie: your coaches and teammates have raved about the leadership you have shown and your work ethic. what was your mindset? >> every year, is stay focused and play hard. i try to play my best game that's possible i can bring which is going 110%. that's what i do. >> melanie: this team made a number of off-season acquisitions on the defensive line. how is the chemistry so far? >> the chemistry is good. we're not quite there but we're getting there, it's going to take time but we played great out there today, couple things we did we're going to clean them up this off week. >> melanie: thanks for the time, jason. back to you. >> greg: melanie, thank you. ryan griffin continues to throw the ball well. first down. he will throw it again. to the outside. right through the hands of his intended receiver, bernade readdy. >> trent: timely call recognizing when the pressure is coming. got to finish it. >>

host: that is susan in tampa and we stay in tampa with kenneth, an independent. go ahead.aller: good morning. how are you? host: i am doing well. go ahead. caller: i am glad it is open phones. we are both from florida. i agree with the lady who called from tampa also. it is like.ine is i wish you guys could do a show on some of the things -- i know you do a lot of things on what this president be saying. when he calls an individual a do his supporters -- do they agree with that? could care less what a lot of people view about him calling a woman a dog and do they support that if it was someone in their family or themselves that he would call a dog? what so many of those supporters are afraid of? time they would fear ink people to put the majority of voters. now they are using immigration. why is it that the gop seems to only use fear to win an election? host: that is kenneth in tampa, florida. here is just some of the newspaper stories that have been written in today's papers on the president's comments about his former aide at the white house,, rosa -- omarosa. trump-omar

that was president trump rallying supporters on border security tonight in tampa. we should point out as we always have to the president's border wall has not been started, just repairs to an older section near san diego. the president spoke for over an hour on a number of issues, including the economy, including his contention that merry christmas is under siege no more, including trade immigration, the supreme court, voter id, and shopping for food. >> we believe that only american citizens should vote in american elections. which is why the time has come for voter id, like everything else. voter id. and if you go out and you want the buy groceries, you need a picture on a card. you need id. you go out and you want to buy anything, you need id, and you need your picture. in this country, the only time you don't need it in many cases is when you want to vote for a president, when you want to vote for a senator, when you want to vote for a governor or a congressman. it's crazy. >> that was the kind of thing tonight, and during the rally, the president also heaped p

lou: the president, that rally in tampa firing everybody up. time the deep state, the radical dems are driving in he way they can to subvert this administration, the trump white house, the presidency of donald j. trump. meanwhile the trial of the president's former campaign manager. he was that for five months. it's under way. manafort the first person to be charged in the special counsel's investigation in collusion with russia. the first witness took the stand. democratic political consultant, he was the architect of bernie sanders campaign, but he worked with paul manafort on campaigns in ukraine. he apparently has a turned and twisted view of things. manafort is facing banking activities going back to 2004, nothing to do with collusion with russia. facebook uncovered a sophisticated effort to influence, it says, american politics. though the social media giant said they didn't know who was behind the effort, senator mark warner, the ranking democrat and chair of the senate intelligence committee. he says today's disclosure is further eviden

lou: the president, that rally in tampa firing everybody up.e same time the deep state, the radical dems are driving in he way they can to subvert this administration, the trump white house, the presidency of donald j. trump. meanwhile the trial of the president's former campaign manager. he was that for five months. it's under way. manafort the first person to be charged in the special counsel's investigation in collusion with russia. the first witness took the stand. democratic political consultant, he was the architect of bernie sanders campaign, but he worked with paul manafort on campaigns in ukraine. he apparently has a turned and twisted view of things. manafort is facing banking activities going back to 2004, nothing to do with collusion with russia. facebook uncovered a sophisticated effort to influence, it says, american politics. though the social media giant said they didn't know who was behind the effort, senator mark warner, the ranking democrat and chair of the senate intelligence committee. he says today's disclosure is further

president and trump has just wrapped up one of his make america great again rallies in tampa florida and he is campaigning for republicans ahead of the upcoming midterm elections he also spoke about the trade will with time. we've taken the toughest ever actions in response to china's abusive trade practices act and we're doing very well with china very well and i have a lot of respect for china and i have tremendous respect for president xi have china but this is been too many years of abuse five hundred billion dollars a year five hundred billion we've helped rebuild china we can't do that it. mandy gallagher has been listening to trump and joins me live now from tampa sandy what would it the president have to say. well this was a wide ranging speech the president talked for a little over an hour and he covered all the topics that we expected him to talk about it talked about the economy and how well it's doing he talked about supremes court nominations a little bit about foreign policy china there he also talked about north korea and iran deal but there is something of a bigger pi

the president arriving in tampa earlier today. he was greeted by attorney general pam bondi before shaking hands with fans at the airport and heading to an education round table where he was touting the economy and job training. >> i also want to thank governor scott for signing the pledge to expand vocational training opportunities to ensure that floridians of all ages and backgrounds are able to acquire the skills they need to thrive in this incredibly booming economy. we're going to keep it booming. [applause] lou: we're still waiting for the president to take the stage at the florida state fairgrounds. there you see the pod yum. just a few of the president's supporters. once the president does appear, we'll be bringing you the trump rally in full for the evening as long as the president talks and wants to talk. and we think it's going to be for a couple of hours tonight. it's going to be quite an evening and we encourage you to stay with us throughout and enjoy the festivities. joining me now, ed rollins, former reagan white h

there is a chore us of boos here in tampa florida.hey are saying things like cnn sucks, go home and fake news. you are hearing a lot of folks letting their feeling be known at his rally in tampa. howie: sarah huckabee sanders was challenged the next day. >> is the white house willing to say it is wrong for its most of vocal supporters to be menacing toward a reporter in that situation or any situation? >> the president does not support violence against anyone or anything. when it comes to the media the president does think the media holds a responsibility. we fully support a free press. but there comes a high level of responsibility with that. howie: joining us is david martosko, and sara fischer. david, why did you ask sarah sanders that question. she obviously didn't want to engage on this phrase enemy of the american people. >> i asked the question not because i thought sarah sanders should side with the press. but our viewers are curious whether the white house has gotten tired of his pro wrestling atmosphere. clearly they haven't

when he took to the stage in tampa the crowd gave president trump the kind of welcome he's grown used to with his make america great again rallies as expected the president highlighted his supremes court nominations immigration and the u.s. economy the hispanic unemployment rate is at the lowest level in history years than it was the eighty's your unemployment rate has reached the lowest level in history the old sorry about this women but the unemployment rate has reached the lowest level in only sixty five years it will be is the only president speech was wide ranging but it was a focus on florida's primaries and the november midterm elections trumps favored candidate for the state's next governor on the scientists was welcomed on stage with a glowing endorsement florida's the most important swing state in the u.s. and the president urged his supporters to back to santas and go to the polls for the final midterms in november we will never give up we will never give in we were nerver back down. and we will never ever surrender. because we are america and our hearts bleed red white and

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. >> in an update tonight, tampa's police chief says motive is a mystery.itnesses describe on thursday a mom acting erratically and soaking wet after taking her young daughter into the hillsborough river and drowning her. the little girl was found by divers 30 minutes later and rushed to a hospital. she was pronounced dead. neighbors say they saw the little girl playing outside walking around alone and bare foot. one witness gave this photograph taken from her balcony to police moments after the child disappeared and police are trying to determine if that is the suspect. tampa's police chief calls the story tragic, crazy and unbelievable. >> witnesses report the child was screaming. one time both the child and the mother were screaming. witnesses say the mother grabbed the girl and pulled her close to her chest as she waded deeper into the water. >> this case recalls a similar child death in 2015 in the tampa bay region on the bridge leading to st. peterberg iconic skyway bridge where a man threw his daughter over the rail and 60 feet down into tampa bay in

the president addressed the trade war at a rally in tampa last night. >> china and others, remember this, have targeted our farmers. not good. not nice. and you know what our farmers are saying? it's okay. we can take it. these are incredible people. we can take it. now we're going to open up markets. we're going to do it the way it should be. and all of this stuff, you're going to make it back and it's going to be made back faster than anybody would know, but we haven't been treated right. >> president trump says the tariff tit for tat will eventually open up markets. that may be the end game, but so far, it is destabilizing well-established markets. as a stop gap, the administration announced a week ago it's preparing a $12 billion emergency aid package for farmers caught up in the trade war. the move has been panned by many republicans for being a short-term fix. markets in asia were down slightly overnight. >>> today will be paul manafort's first full day in front of a jury. one thing certainly became clear in opening statements yesterday, president trump's former campaign chairman i

let's listen to a bit of donald trump last night in tampa, florida, blasting the media. >> fake news. fake news. they are fake. every night it's the same thing. wouldn't you think they would get tired of these speeches? wouldn't you think? >> and jim acosta has been a frequent target. he is the white house correspondent, of course, for cnn. cnn and nbc and others have also been targets. but jim acosta posted a video, we've cleaned this up a little bit, we've had to bleep out all the profanity, the trump supporters at that rally, egged on by the president, going after jim acosta. [ yelling ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> so that's the view from one correspondent, one network correspondent, ruth, of what it's like to cover a trump rally last night. >> so it was bad enough, and honestly it was scary enough at times, when president trump was just candidate trump. but for a president of the united states to be repeatedly not just elevating this fake news argument but to be talking about reporters as the enemy of the people, to be egging this on, to be egging it on in particular in the

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and visited tampa bay technical school to celebrate and met with some of the students there. but this legislation will benefit over 11 million students and workers, and equip them with the skills they need to thrive in the modern economy. so, it's very important legislation. and i do think, you know, this focus on vocational education is really important, and that word vocation is really important because i think for too long, we've talked about college. and college is amazing. there is no one who will argue that college is not a wonderful path for many people, and we don't want to denigrate that decision in any way. but it is not the right path for everyone. and it should not be perceived as the only path for everyone. and this administration is committed to creating alternative pathways to family-sustaining jobs. and prioritizing again and uplifting the role of vocational education. so this work of the future requires digital literacy, but that doesn't necessarily had to take the form of four-year college to be able to serve as a cloud may require 18 months of postsecondary

them folks near tampa hate that fake news, i'll tell you that.o one is less popular in that department than jim acosta of cnn. >> wow, around 5:00 yesterday we started to feel the heat from the crowd at the trump rally down in tampa, florida. a number of the president's supporters were hurling insults at us, they were really verbally abusing us for most of the night chanting, fake news, cnn sucks, so on, acting in somewhat of a threatening way from time to time. >> jimmy: well, wait a minute. let's have a look at that guy again. [ laughter ] because not only is he wearing two hats. he's wearing a "blacks for trump"shirt. even the blacks for trump are white. [ laughter ] this is amazing. it's perfect. the white guy in the blacks for trump t-shirt calling cnn liars. laugh live this is what it sounded in the crowd, this is what jim acosta heard while he was getting accosted. >> cnn sucks! cnn sucks! cnn sucks! cnn sucks! cnn sucks! >> jimmy: well, what you're watching there is the first amendment eating itself. you know? someone tell melania her be

. >> reporter: the heat in tampa coming from a fired up president pitching tougher election day rulestime has come for voter i.d. >> reporter: that call followed by this claim that baffled his critics. >> if you go out and you want to buy groceries you need a picture on a card. you need i.d. >> reporter: his supporters cheering him on as the president highlighted his message on the economy. a rallying cry, part of a speech to rally around a florida congressman running for governor, ron desantis who defends donald trump and delights in his embrace. >> my great friend, a tough, brilliant cookie. >> reporter: rolling out this tongue in cheek ad this week. >> everyone knows my husband ron is endorsed by president trump, but he's also an amazing dad. ron loves playing with the kids. >> build the wall. >> people say ron's all trump but he's so much more. >> big league, so good. >> reporter: the rally part of a ramp up to the midterms with the president expected to pick up the pace after labor day telling fox news he'll hit the trail hard trying to turn out his base for fellow republicans. >

contessa brewer the story from tampa, florida. >> reporter: florida's known for its coastline and marinas, but it's boating industry is being buffeted by a storm over global trade. >> whe trade is k hiings froeviner oalf sides. >> peter is the ceoer ofam yacht, a manufacturer of high end vessels. >> whateally hurts us now immediately is the eu import tariffs of 25%. >> two solid sales stalled in the water. because a 25% tariff translates to a milli dollar tax on a $4 million yacht purchase. theould be european buyers balked. >> nationwide manufacturer's export 15% of boat and engine production. more than 2/3 goes to canada, xico and the european union. >> the 1%ers don'teed a yacht. we're talking about the finest yachts in the world, the prices are high, most of these people already have a yacht. so they justhoose to delay the purchase or buy another type of yat, unfortunately, that yacht may be built in europe. >> the hit for tat tariffsre threat thing to sink nearly $200 million inoverseas boat trade florida does every year. to say nothing of an additional 70 million plus in yacht sales

"the tampa bay times" reports president trump hit the campaign trail in tampa to push for congressmantate's upcoming primary for governor. >> we're going to win this primary, but don't take any chances. nice lead, nice lead. don't take any chances. then about -- give yourself ten, 15 minutes of happiness and they go back to work for november. >> trump also told last night's crowd of about 10,000 people that he's the most popular republican in american history. he touted the booming economy, his straight policies, and plans for immigration reform, but he also wrongly claimed that shoppers have to show i.d.s to buy groceries. >>> the minneapolis "star tribune" reports about 200 protesters blocked the platform in the matter of a shooting of thurman blevins, a black man. the protest turned tense when one frustrated commuter was punched in the face after trying to rip away protesters' signs. yesterday's demonstration comes after prosecutors said the officers' actions were justified when they shot 31-year-old blevins in june. body cam video shows him running away from the police with what a

jane: ahort time from now president trump will be rallying in tampa, florida. chris buckler is therefore us. i whthe mood tonight? chris: excited is the simple thanswer t. no one can deny that donald trump canwd attract a c and that is true in tampa. hundreds have gathered here with trump t-shirts and making a lot of noise, whicidis how the prt likes it. it is very clear to the rally andanizing the those attending it that people have the midterm elections on their minds. donaldare here to suppor trump for all he has done for the economy. my son has had two races and $10 -- raises and $1000 bonus. chris: some of the president trump's most loyal supporters have been queuing up outside tin velorida from early this morning. they feel strongly that he is important in terms of carrying the election forward and winning the midterms. you have been here for a number of hours. >> 26 hours aheachedule. that is my plan, i like to get here to give the locals a lot of love and let everyone in the local town here that the president is here and we are ready to rock 'n roll. ch

you will be jealous, it is a designer, let me tell you, i have not been to a trump rally in tampa sincehe economy success. we watch that ceremony, he hit china for tariffs and trade deals and he hit immigration. take a listen. >> we want maximum border security, and respect for our heroes, ice, border patrol, we will have tremendous border security that will include the wall. >> reporter: the president left the door open for a government shutdown to get the wall. the reason he was here, to campaign for ron to santos, he wasn't the front runner, that was a popular republican here. and fired up and this is what supporters wanted to say afterwords. >> continue focusing on the economy. everything else will fix itself. this is the man, there has never been another president like a man there will never be another one. >> my business has tripled since the tax code. >> i won continued efforts with veterans and farmers. >> the most popular republican in history, kept promises, and what are they famous for? i am going to find out later this morning. >> nobody can take a prize from you. a spike in

bells, making it all the more troubling is that the secretary of state responded with this to "the tampa." the florida department of state has received zero information from senator nelson or his staff that support his claims. asked to clarify, senator nelson said this. >> do you mean right now, or were you referring to 2016? >> right now. >> what do you mean they're in the election records? what do you mean by that? >> just exactly what i said. they have already penetrated certain counties in the state, and they now have free rein to move about. >> joining me right now is adam smith, political editor at "the tampa bay times." this is the people that spoke with and reported on nelson's claims. great to see you. >> you too. thanks, kate. >> we've requested more information from senator nelson. we haven't heard back. we've requested interviews, haven't heard back. are you any closer to reconciling the differences here between statements from senator nelson and the florida secretary of state's office? >> no. i mean, it looks like nelson has got a little bit of egg on his face on one hand be

eight a games ahead of the next best team but on saturday they had something of a reality check the tampa bay rays were twenty two wins behind boston going into this american league east match up men she overcome the red sox the five one victory for the rays proving to be this seven. when the two teams meet again on sunday in tampa bay to see to compete regain sleep over boston something no team has managed to do in twenty eighteen. and current world series champions the houston astros were too good for the los angeles angels despite a home run from the angels rookie sensation shohei otani the astros ran out eight three when it was used to top the american league waste by just one game head of the oakland athletics. and that's all sport will have more again later marty thank you very much indeed. now millions of people are trying to rebuild their lives after the worst flooding in a century in the indian state of carola a large proportion of its economy is driven by tourism and now is the water recedes there are fears the industry is grinding to a halt under thomas reports. this lush and b

jim acosta has more from tampa. >> reporter: dave and laura, at a rally here in florida, the president steered clear of the subject of the russia investigation, instead returning to one of his favorite topics on the campaign trail, immigration, telling his supporters here that there should be voter i.d. laws across the country, at one point remarking that you need an i.d. to buy groceries. here's what he had to say. >> only american citizens should vote in american elections, which is why the time has come for voter i.d., like everything else. you know, if you go out and you want to buy groceries, you need a picture on a card. you need i.d. you go out and you want to buy anything, you need i.d., and you need your picture. >> reporter: the president also lashed out at the news media, referring to reporters in the back of the room as fake news, even talking about what he considers to be fake polls. but at the same time, the president talked up a poll that shows he's one of the most popular republican presidents in recent history. dave and laura? >> i.d. for groceries, that is a first. ji

lemonis: in tampa. nancy: oh, i don't know.s ] amber: [ laughs ] lemonis: did she just say she doesn't do any drama? amber: yeah. nancy: tom was just -- took advantage of a situation. he would have hooked up with anybody. like i tell him, he'd have hooked up with the girl that had no teeth and whatever if she'd have came on to him. he knew there would never, ever -- he would never, ever have a chance with me again. lemonis: did you notice how much darker it got out there? amber: yeah, you were talking for a long time. lemonis: i talked outside for over an hour. amber: did you want us to show the whole thing? lemonis: no, i didn't want you to show the whole thing. i just wanted some sympathy for standing out there for an hour. and we went in and looked inside the house -- 4 bedroom, 4 1/2 bath, 2,780 square feet. amber: that's it? that house looks bigger. lemonis: i'm sorry. amber: that house bigger, though, i'm saying. lemonis: i'm sorry. that's a big house. amber: it is a big house, but it looks bigger right now from the outsi

form one as the community as west damaged in tampa goes with no vision and vows strict obedience and brotherly love. the monks ridwan with the supremes being in veneration the father son and the holy spirit. canone christian community worshipping the holy trinity. meet the refectory at the monastery in good in me it was here to the poor of the region were fed. he who loves his brother as himself and basil said does not possess more than his brother. convents to have an equal place amongst the endless conical peaks towers and obvious. the faithful created much that was outstanding in this province of the eastern roman empire it has been preserved through to the present day in part catheter restored by unesco in turkey the most precious icon art a good emma is housed in the plain and simple black church so-called because hardly any daylight can filter it. a here everything is almost exactly the way it was eight hundred years ago. lol. an abundance of fresco from the life of jesus and other parts of the new test of. time and again tries to make good as the prime joke right the supremes

tampa improv in tampa, florida -- i used to play there. >> yes! and kenan lives in tampa.oing to be so fun. >> jimmy: kenan, he got nominated. >> yes, for two! >> jimmy: that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> for two! yes! ♪ i think i cried more harder when they told me kenan got nominated than me. i was like, "oh" -- >> jimmy: isn't it great? i love that guy so much. >> yes. >> jimmy: but i will say the -- >> and carolines. >> jimmy: september 5th through the 8th, carolines -- >> that's my birthday! >> jimmy: carolines -- oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's my birthday weekend. >> jimmy: so it's -- >> so that show is going to be crazy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, good. that's september 5th through the 8th at carolines theater -- >> yes. >> jimmy: in new york city. when you -- it's a great club, by the way. i know everyone over there, too. when you do these, when you do standup, you have to start out, you get a head shot just so you can send it out to people. and hope -- i'm sorry, leslie. but we got a couple of your head shots from when you first started. >> yea

sense as to what's happening right now you can hear there is a chorus in this trump crowd here in tampa, florida, they are saying things like cnn socks, go home and fake news. obviously all of those things are false. we are staying right here, we are going to do our job and report on this rally to all of our viewers here tonight. >> sean: this not the first time this happened and after what you just saw, jim acosta shared his fear of trump supporters and he tweeted "just a sample of the sad thing we faced at the trump rally in tampa. i'm very worried that the hostility whipped up by trump and some in conservative media will result in somebody getting hurt. we should not treat our fellow americans this way, the press is not the enemy." jim, i'm a pretty prominent conservative in the country. let me say this clearly and loudly. i want every journalist in this country, everyone, i don't care who you work for, to be safe. and i will tell you right now i will be the first person to come to your defense if i'm there and anyone ever dares lay a hand on you. if i was standing there, if i see it

for your time today thank you larry a large part of the coverage of donald trump's tuesday rally in tampa beyond what the president said about his plans and policies was the hostile reaction to members of the press by mr trump's supporters for his part the president doesn't seem to be tempering his and the media rhetoric is this part of the trunk show or is this something much darker happening here let's talk with someone who's covered d.c. for several decades and over friend bill press progressive commentator author host of the bill praise show on the young turks network his latest book is from the left a life in the crossfire he's in washington bill i want to c.n.n. for twelve months twenty six years you go there for a lot of those years i've had on the term bond over way over ten fifteen times he always liked c.n.n. we always had good times together i never heard of anything what's going on and that at that rally in temple those people the church signs and what the hell is going on. you know it's very troubling larry and you know we've got to be careful it's not that we take this perso

of trump supporters and he tweeted, "just a sample of the sad thing we faced at the trump rally in tampai'm very worried that the hostility whipped up by trumpy and some in conservative media will result in somebody getting hurt. we should not treat our fellow americans this way. the press is not the enemy." jim, i'm a pretty prominent conservative in the country. let me say this clearly and loudly. i want every journalist in this country, everyone, i don't care who you work for, to be safe. and i will tell you right now, i will be the first person to com. to your defense if i'm there and anyone ever dares lay a hand on you. if i was standing there, if i see it happen, i will be the first person to jump in and fight on your behalf. physical violence is never acceptable to me, nor is it acceptable to the conservatives i know and respect. and let me also be clear, if you are a conservative, and by the way, you ever threaten anyone, you are not a friend of mine, you are not a friend of this program and by the way -- or the conservative movement of which i'm just a small part of. and with th

last night president trump gave a speech in tampa.here not folks up in arms by this absurdity? >> democrat party, they want to abolish i.c.e. in other words, they want to let ms-13 rule our country. that's not going to happen. >> or there was this sort of fantasy, if you call it. >> remember the attack on merry christmas? they're not attacking it anymore. everyone is happy to say merry christmas. right? and that's because -- only because of our campaign. >> literally bill o'reilly invented that controversy. it does not exist. how about this dishonesty. >> fake news, fake news. they are fake. >> look, you may say you're exhausted from the outrage and we get it. but when you ignore this, you get this. >> and this kind of unfocused visceral anger at the other side of really neutral people like folks in the press corps, it can lead to this. look, according to today's "washington post" president trump has made 4,229 false or misleading claims in 558 days in office. that's an average of 7.6 a day. this is not normal. we shouldn't be in the

love him and he's not going to change he says he's going to do a lot more rallies like the one in tampa leading up to the midterms are going to help or hurt republicans. i think that's yet to be seen look his record hasn't been so good so far we remember alabama famously where he intervened in a primary there with luke four in behalf of luther strange he lost that then he supported roy moore so he wants to turn that around that's why he's involved in a primary in for in florida on four on behalf of or on the census for governor against another republican down there adam putman he is involved in the governor's race in the primary in georgia and he's putting it all on the line i think in some cases he will help he certainly help run the census already in others i think some republicans will say please mr president stay home. but you know. he'll stay three twenty twenty. you know that saddens me i got a lot of respect for john kelly but i think he made a mistake in taking that job the word in washington and around the white house you talk to i'm not talking the reporters you talk to senior

he walls at the fairgrounds in tampa.missed the rally, here's a little bit of it from last night. >> u.s. economy grew at 4.1% last quarter. we're in the longest positive job growth streak in history. democrats want to raise your taxes. they want to destroy your jobs. democrats want open borders, which equals massive crime. [crowd boos] >> we want maximum border security and respect for our heroes. ice, border patrol, and law enforcement. [cheers] >> we're going to have tremendous border security that will include the wall. look at judge kavanaugh. so farther democrats vice president given us any votes and that's because they will do anything they can to not help the trump agenda. under previous administrations we never won. we got used to never winning. the economy is too good. the jobs are too strong. we're doing too well. i will leave now because i am boring you to death. thank you. [laughter] brian: two of the people he wanted to rick desantis and governor scott. governor scott next senator give legitimate spot to you

tampa, something we talk about every presidential cycle. a couple big elections coming up in november down there. they turned out in a significant way. we'll see how it reflects in 97 days. >> sandra: we had ron desantis on yesterday. putnam coming up. no sign of the missing college student two weeks after she disappeared. why police investigators are concentrating on her online footprint and what they could learn from a fit bit she may have been wearing when out for a jog. >> bill: the debate over 3d printed guns heating up. a federal judge stopping it and what the president is saying about the issue. >> sandra: vice president mike pence laying blame on the obama administration for the current cyber crisis. congressman peter king is live and will join us next. >> our adversaries use the digital world to manipulate and divide. the american people demand and deserve the strongest possible defense and we will give it to them. >> the outset of this administration it became clear from early on in a very real sense we inherited a cyber crisis. t

he said he's driving up from tampa bay, florida.ement from electronic arts, the company that makes this madden video game. we are aware of an incident at a madden championship series competition in jacksonville. we are working with authorities to gather facts at this stage. electronics arts continuing in a subsequent tweet, this is a horrible situation and our deepest sympathies go out to all involved. some information here coming across from the jacksonville hospital. three individuals have been admitted there, as maya said, we are piecing together what happened from the sheriff's office, from our affiliate there in jacksonville, florida, from reporters, as well. maya, just one more time, i want you to describe what this place is. we see an image of jacksonville landing, video of it. we see a schematic of it, as well. you were speaking a moment ago about how the sheriff's office is going from room to room, urging folks to remain hunkered down as the s.w.a.t. team conducts a methodical search. what does the facility look like? >> it

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about going private came shortly after news of the saudi arabian front buying a five person take in tampa and i mean there's a reasonably big chance that a lot of investors are going to stay invested in the private test as well which would make it more inexpensive and has lenders to take to go private and his most recent blog post wrote he left the july thirty first meeting with the saudis with no question that a deal with the saudis sober and fund could be close and that it was just a matter of getting the profits moving and this is why you were prior to finding secure in the august seventh announcement. so if you must be reporting from wall street there now shares in german chemicals giant buyer plunged ten percent on monday after last week's decision by a us court to order among some top which wire recently acquired to pay almost three hundred million dollars in damages during groundskeeper wayne johnson who suffers from lymphoma claims his cancer could have been caused by his contact with monsanto's roundup we killer the jury agreed ruling that monsanto should have warned buyers that

to austin and san antonio moving to the south in major cities like atlanta and younger cities like tampa come orlando jacksonville and charlotte and a lot of places in between. the personality of these cities is suburban. it's very college-educated, middle-class, sprawling and really kind of takes these two regions and morphs into something we have tried to understand. one of the things as a result of world war ii and technology that are produced as a result of world war ii era and not just world war ii but they almost seamless transition from world war ii to the potential for world war iii and the cold war with the soviet union. had been typically been tradition in the united states to go to war, mobilize armed forces capable of winning that war and then to be mobilized and to try although the united states has never attempted to maintain some sort of global neutrality. the cold war is a game-changer and the united states and perceiving the potential threat of especially a nuclear war with the soviet union after world war ii is the government needs to make sure it's ready to wage and wi

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media correspondent, cnn's jim acosta, whining after being heckled by trump supporters at rally in tampaast near the, massive crowd booing and chancing, there he is. as he tried to broadcast his very purpose report on live television. and apparently he was triggered somewhat. triggered. later on acosta blamed president trump. and quote, unquote media for the incident, tweeting this -- just a sample of the sad scene we faced at trump rally in tampa. i am very worried that the hostility whipped up by trump, that would be president trump to you, sir. and some in consider media will result in somebody getting hurt, we should not treat our fellow americans this way, the press is not the enemy. acosta, as made a judgment there, it is interesting. acosta tweet ignores fact that cnn promossed radical dem agenda and attacked president trump and his supporters, and he is delicate to be in this racket. very delicate indeed. >> joining us now, candice owens for turning point usa. and vince. let me start with you candice. cnn has a sensitive white house correspondent, what do you think? >> i think it

as you can see the president is speaking at a rally in tampa, florida. we will continue to listen until he is done. >> president trump: this is great news for the incredible patriots at macdill air force base, the proud home of the sixth air mobility wing, u.s. central command and a special command. come on, let's hear it. [cheers and applause] we are adding nearly 70,000 new soldiers, airmen and marines and we have secured the largest pay raise for our great warriors in a decade. [cheers and applause] i have also directed the pentagon to begin the process of creating the sixth branch of our military, the space force. the space force. and we are doing well on north korea, although i happen to think that we are doing so well with china that china is may be getting in our way that we will figure that one out before you can even think about it. but we are doing well in north korea and as you know we have our hostages back. there has been no nuclear testing. there has been no missiles or rockets flying beautifully over japan. i think our relationship is very