ted cruz is an anchor baby. >> sounds like shakespeare, right? like everything is always shakespeare. even if he is making a simple statement. >> cruz and president trump have made their peace. >> beautiful day. >> i call him texas ted. >> and closely aligned on the president's agenda. >> the president is fighting to do whaca the ame people want, which is secure the border, build a wall and keep our country safe. >> in a weak mark -- >> i look at omar, ieathe way she talks about al qaeda. al qaeda has killed many americans. she said y could hold your chest send better back! >>hat does senator ted cruz say now. >>> additional funding is provided by -- corporate funding is provided by stephens, inc senator ted cruz, welcome to "firing line." >> great to you with you. >> in your second term as a senator from the great state of texas. you are a former presidential candidate. you also were a former solicitor general from the state of texass and youe to prominence initially amidst the tea party conservative uprising during the presidency of barack oba.

congressman ted lieu was not convinced by this. indeed, ted lieu smelled a rat. there has to be a reason that mueller was unwilling to disavow two years of work and his prior statements for a talking point for ted lieu. what could the reason be? he had a good idea. clearly, the russians had gotten to mueller, too. >> you were at the center yesterday of one of the most dramatic moments of the hearings with robert mueller. he had to walk back his testimony to you in response to your questioning. >> it wasn't until there was a recess, and the intel committee, that he started to walk some of that back. i don't know who got to him or who talked to him but that was very odd what he did. >> what are you suggesting? are you saying he only did that because of pressure from someone? >> i don't know. but, he clearly answered the way he answered to me and then he had numerous times to walk that back. so i don't really understand what happened. >> tucker: hmm. now to be clear, this is a diagnosis, this is how crazy people talk. tinfoil ted is a nutcake. he's like your cousin

. >> shannon: ted cruz slamming the major of portland shannon: ted cruz slamming the mayor of portland accusing ted wheeler purposely and repeatedly allowing violent attacks by alleged antifa members. >> these dueling demonstrations including hundreds of liberal protesters but only a few dozen conservatives. and the no went to the liberal side, a group of mass individuals kicked him, punched him and peppered him with milkshakes that police say contained quick drying cement and video. to show police failing to intervene. here is andy now on tucker carlson. >> i thought it was over, i put my arms up to shield my face, to signal that i was surrendering. i wasn't there to fight but they continue to be aggressive. >> reporter: to cruise call the attack, quote, sickening criminal assault, mainstream journalists, don't cover this up, don't ignore it, to law enforcement, find and prosecute these violent felons, let federal law enforcement investigate and bring legal action against the mayor who has for political reasons ordered his police officers to let citizens be attacked by domestic terror

tanks and power in foreign policy and foundations of the american century and in oxford we crossed to ted see he is a senior policy consultant and british american security information council retired u.s. diplomat and an expert on strategic intelligence and conflict resolution all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to london and we were talking before this recording about the novelty of this quincy institute coming into being the media has commented on i was obviously because of the who is going to be funding it someone very much to the left and somebody very much to the right before we talk about the principles involved in it what do you think of the idea itself i mean it is coming out against endless war wars that do not need to be started in the 1st place i mean there is a need for it. and i'm all for it i raise my hand in agreement we'll talk about what's problematic about it go ahead in london. yeah i think where when i read about in the last couple of days i it was a surprising development but when o

defend the president, as in president trump, chairman ted harvey. ted, do any of those numbers we just showed surprise you? >> yes, they surprise me. you know, i come from highlands ranch colorado. our community is about the same size as south bend, indiana. we aren't even a town. we are a homeowners association. i think it's scary that the chairman of my hoa could run for president of the united states and out-raise three u.s. senators and the former vice president of the united states. that tells you how weak the democrat bench is, that mayor pete is leading fund raising in this effort and for joe biden who was in the senate for 38 years and the vice president of the united states under obama has the greatest ro rolodex in e democrat party is out-raised by the mayor of south bend. that would be embarrassing to me. i think i would quit if i were him. lauren: these are just the second quarter numbers, we do want to point that out. mayor pete in the second quarter is on top. is wall street warming up to the

they wanted ted's take?realise that was all happening, except it was a more informed guess. but it did tell me a lot about what people really value in their choice. it felt really good to be the one that helped them find something that they loved. for some people, and they have found their favourite movie for the rest of their lives from that suggestion, who knows? thanks to your recommendation. so, you rose up the chain of that company and worked for a few different distribution companies. how would you characterise... say this is the 80s, going into the mid—90s, how would you characterise the distribution business that you are in then? there was a lot of turmoil, and at one point, you had to go around the country putting people out ofjobs, making people redundant. the company i worked for was the distributor that serviced all the blockbuster stores. and they put the videos and every store around the country, around the world, and we wound up... eventually, blockbuster went direct with all the studios and w

a very progressive principle but we need to see the practice or a little bit of the me let me go to ted it could be a very conservative principle as well there's a lot of conservatives like me that are against these foreign interventions and i've been making a living on this for 10 years on this program fighting against the senseless wars ted what is your reaction to the quincy institute because i mean it on the face of it yeah this is a good idea but i'm just a little worried about the fund the funding of it go ahead ted in oxford. i'm not particularly worried about the sources of funding i find it interesting that 2 such disparate sources have both decided this is a good idea but that doesn't stop me from thinking that it's a good idea too and looking at the contributors i see in andrew bass of each and there who's very much along my lines of sort of conservative libertarian on a lot of international issues i see parsi from georgetown with whom i agree on almost nothing but the whole idea i would think is to have people of various points of view coming together to discuss these issues

that is a very progressive principle but we need to see the practice or little let me let me go to ted it could be a very conservative principle as well there's a lot of conservatives like me that are against these foreign interventions and i've been making a living are on this for 10 years on this program fighting against the senseless wars ted what is your reaction to the quincy institute because i mean it on the face of it yeah this is a good idea but i'm just a little worried about the fund the funding of it go ahead ted in oxford. i'm not particularly worried about the sources of funding i find it interesting that 2 such disparate sources have both decided this is a good idea but that doesn't stop me from thinking that it's a good idea too and looking at the contributors i see in andrew bass of each and there who's very much along my lines of sort of conservative libertarian on a lot of international issues i see parsi from georgetown with whom i agree on almost nothing but the. all idea i would think is to have people of various points of view coming together to discuss these iss

just a little worried about the fund the funding of it go ahead ted in oxford. i'm not particularly worried about the sources of funding i find it interesting that 2 such disparate sources have both decided this is a good idea but that doesn't stop me from thinking that it's a good idea to and looking at the contributors i see and andrew bass of each and who's very much along my lines of sort of conservative libertarian on a lot of international issues i see parsi from georgetown with whom i agree on almost nothing but the whole idea i would think is to have people of various points of view coming together to discuss these issues and get people outside of their echo chambers that's one to fully put don ok i'm going to start throwing some cold war water on it here ok you have george soros and his relationship with the atlantic council a very you know that is the mouthpiece of nato it's staunchly anti russian and if you look at the koch brothers they have been supporting this illegal who in venezuela i could go on and on ok so i'm i'm just happy i'm left but will

tanks and power in foreign policy and foundations of the american century and in oxford we crossed to ted see he is a senior policy consultant and british american security information council retired u.s. diplomat and an expert on strategic intelligence and conflict resolution all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to london and we were talking before this recording about the novelty of this quincy institute coming into being the media has commented on i was obviously because of the who is going to be funding it someone very much to the left and somebody very much to the right before we talk about the principles involved in it what do you think of the idea itself i mean it is coming out against endless war wars that do not need to be started in the 1st place i mean there is a need for it and i'm all for it i raise my hand in agreement we'll talk about what's problematic about it go ahead in london. yeah i think well when i read about it in the last couple of days i was it was a surprising development but w

let me read one ted cruz quote and get into more ted cruz issues on this idea of flip-flopping on trumpd cruz did not endorse the president at the convention in cleveland, he refused to support him and told confidants there was no way in hell he was going to subjugate, he's come around, obviously to donald trump, yet and this is the part i wasn't aware of, he lives with regret about the campaign. he really feels that he could have beaten donald trump perhaps if not for you point out three instances there but it just drives him crazy, he can't sleep at night. >> at least he's honest about it, and the senator and i had a very long conversation for the book, and we had a couple of glasses of wine and to his credit, he was really candid, he said, look i lost this race probably for three reasons, number one was the ben carson shenanigans in iowa where his campaign was accused of playing dirty tricks and sent out the alert to caucus goers in iowa indicating that ben carson would be dropping out of the race when in fact he had not said as much, so that played into the perception of lying ted a

3. >> face the music. >> bed and ted 3, maybe?>> now, the new movie is expected out next year. britney spears hadn't joined the mickey mouse club. >> britney wants to know she's back on track using something that she can still control. social media. >> okay, i just lost the four pounds that i've been wanting to lose, but now these are the fruits and vegetables that i eat to keep it all off. >> britney showed off her abs and shared a diet secret with fans. she eats lots of fruits and vegetables. the singer posted this extensive produce chart and explained how she uses it to deal with all sorts of health issues -- like her, quote, weak eyes and stress and asthma and headaches. britney's "four-pound weight loss video" is just the latest of many by the singer, focusing on her appearance. >> i just got my hair cut and new highlights. this is how i am right now, and i'm skinny as a needle. hi, guys, it's such a beautiful day. i had to come outside and do a little workout. >> a source tells "e.t.," 37-year-old britney has been "incredibl

they show cuts and bruises to his face, prompting ted cruz to say "ted wheeler purposely allowed the attack." "federal law enforcement to investigate and bring enforcement against the mayor who has ordered his police officers to let citizens be attacked by domestic terrorist." "this is a premeditated attack on someone because they don't like andy, who happens to be g gay, asian, and conservative. ted wheeler knew this was coming. people must speak out." >> where was the mayor? even in washington, d.c., you have left wing politicians like maxine waters actively encouraging violence against conservatives. >> so last year, asking the feds to investigate wheeler. during the violent protest, and for allowing antifa process to harass drivers. a charge that wheeler denies. >> i want to be clear. as police commissioner, we do not police based on the content of speech. we will continue to support first amendment rights. >> so, please eventually call this a civil disturbance and ordered the individuals protesting to disperse. eight injured, three arrested. we will see what happens. >> sandra:

ted wheeler responded to cruz on tweeter. he said i ordered no such thing. you divert the investigation dollars to something that would benefit american cities? infrastructure, affordable housing, mental health services come to independent many. cruz is not the first federal official to clash with the mayor. he's accused of allowing antifa to harass ice employees. the president of the portland police union calling his policies failed saying this. there's no place for personal political bias when it comes to providing public safety services to our communities. and some believe the federal investigation into the attack on ngo might be warranted. >> you have a public official wielding his power to violate the civil rights of a reporter to report the news. there could be system sort of civil rights violation there. >> portland police say the protests are hard to handle because of the size. shannon? >> shannon: thanks. democratic mayor ted wheeler pushing back about his critics and promising to bring violent attackers to justice. critics saying they're not buying

so california's ted lu pushed him.e tried to make mueller explain he didn't indict trump but trump should still be in prison. >> i would like to ask you that the reason you did not indict donald trump is because of the opinion you cannot indict a sitting president. correct? >> that is correct. >> tucker: get it? orange musilini was a criminal all along. finally, ted lu was able to extract the truth from robert mueller. president trump is a criminal. except not. a few hours later mueller backtracked and clarified he had not called the president a criminal. watch. >> before we go to questions i want to add a correction to my testimony this morning. i want to go back to one thing that was said this morning but mr. lu who said, "you didn't charge the president because of the o.l.c. opinion." that is not the correct way to say it. as we said in the report, we did not reach a determination whether the president committed a crime. >> tucker: as we say in the report and i said in the opening, in other words mueller wasn't sayi

secondly, as ted said earlier. be spec -- we shouldn't be speculating at this point in time. they need to get to that microphone. they are in that defensive mode. the miss are in the decemberive protective mode to protect themselves based on preliminary information they got and information you haven't heard yet. aishah: we are going to take a break as we continue to follow this developing story out of gilroy, california where up to three people are dead after a mass shootings at an outdoor fd festival. more after this break. (dad) you guys ok? you alright? wow. (avo) eyesight with pre-collision braking. standard on the subaru ascent. the three-row subaru ascent. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. ♪ i want it that way... i can't believe it. that karl brought his karaoke machine? ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache... ♪ no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ♪ i never wanna hear you say... ♪ no, kevin... no, kevin! believe it! geico could save you fifteen per

ted, maybe i will let you start. ted: that is probably a more difficult question for you to answer. thehuman rights agenda, at international level, has always been very politicized. easily see itn through that lens in this particular case. i don't think that is a surprise. i think that does make the work of a special rapporteur more challenging, but not impossible. i think it's a matter of finding allies in the u.n. membership that will now take the case forward. if you think about the commission of inquiry on human rights in north korea, that broke new ground by bringing that case -- it was a mandate of the human rights council -- all the way to the security council. inn the chinese didn't step the way of making sure human rights was put on the agenda of the u.n. security council. as a matter of international security and peace. the president has been set. you have to ask yourself whether this is another case that, because of its scope and fee exceptional nature of it, it needs to be brought to a higher level in the u.n. system. as difficult as it can be, but it can be done. dr. ca

. >>> congress up, congressman ted lieu on robert mueller's testimony and what democrats will do now. ocrats will do now.

this all started with a tweet from jeff row, he ran ted cruz's presidential campaign, please callingrepublicans to go to www.williamson.com to keep vibrant democrat on debate stage, one debate performance is not enough. popular idea, one twitter user says i would like to see trump versus williamson debate. nancy says she can have my primary vote and a dollar and lastly twitter uses i splurge and give $5 to the best part of the debate, they was very comfortable in her own skin which is kind of refreshing to see. heather: all about love. >> all about love. >> so people not loving this, though, on the subway playing ping-pong as if the subway wasn't crazy enough. >> yeah. you should file this one as only in new york, some people are loving the idea saying it's impressive, the fact they were keeping the ball in the table, it's amazing says one twitter user and other people are totally annoyed, look at this tweet, people are coming from work, they are tired and want to get home drama free. [laughter] heather: i was the woman sitting behind the fellow, ill not feel too good about it. carle

don lying ted. lying ted. what's your name?ny name is lying ted cruz. >> never talked hmm on his look believe me plenty of subject matter right there. that i can tell you. because he's a racist even moon landing to celebrate "the washington post" tweets that the culturee that put men on moon ws what white and male not to be outwoke "new york times" noted t that soviet a won the space race for equality. so brutal system that killed ten of millions of people is morally superior to us because they have a woman astronaut first. awesome.e. whoever the big outrage as you knowad happened at the rally, bt first since greg a winner? >> greg is a winner greg will be great on job. all of the things you want tufts on crime strong on borders pushing the wall and go out, get, greg elected. [laughter] >> i didn't know i was running but thanks. [laughter] that doesn't mean other countries are thrilled withh hi. >> that doesn't mean other countries are thrilled with me there's a recent poll germany likes president trump. i said, of course, beca

under these circumstances, cbp struggled to comply with ted standards. for instance, although all facilities visited in the rio grande had diapers, baby wipes, juice and snacks for children, two facilities had not provided children access to hot meals as required until the week we arrived for inspections. additionally, children at three of five facilities we visited had no access to showers, limited access to change of clothes, and no access to laundry facilities. space limitations effect single adults. lack of space is restricted cbp ability to separate detainees with infectious diseases, chickenpox, skateboard east, influenza from each other and general population. according to cbp management, these conditions effect the health of border patrol agents who are experiencing high incidence of illness. further, there's concern that overcrowding, prolonged detention is contributing to rising tensions of detainees. a senior member called the situation a ticking time bomb. despite these immense challenges, we observed cbp staff interacting with staff in a res

ted: which the kingdom has not done.ara: there are many ways for a state to take responsibility. in the aisle, navy jacket? >> the state department says they have seen a copy of your report and are looking at it closely. what do you want the administration to do? tamara: the u.s. state department. dr. callamard: in the report, i make a number of recommendations , specifically directed at the united states. the first one, i think the u.s. can play an important role in terms of truth telling and unlocking the secrecy that has been attached to the killing. there is so much linked to intelligence sources. it's externally detrimental to the search for justice. i recognize the importance of not burning sources and methodology, but i think there is more than has been done so far, including by the cia. i am recommending -- most of my recommendations are really about transparency and truth telling. it's about an fbi investigation of thelassification information related to the killing of mr. khashoggi so that it can be main public

ted and what you think ted went for his throat , not physically. but he cussed him out and told him off and told him not ever ask him something like that. >> what do you think i think. you know. that made in my friend. really. >> he played in the big leagues for five seasons. >> the british open teed off just an hour ago in north ireland and for the first time in 68 years. the local guy had the honor of the first tee shot and he made the most of it with a birdie putt on the first hole anyone the open and 2011 and is leading currently at two under. >> they are calling this the biggest sporting event in that country ever >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> our next newscast is bright and early tomorrow morning at 4:30. brian will be watching. >> i am setting my alarm already. i will actually google it. >> stay up (gentle music) - tonight i wanna ask you a very tough question. have you ever in your adult life looked in the mirror and thought you know, i really figured that my life would have turned out better? if so, you are not alone.

nebraska republican senator ben sasse and texas senator ted cruz are stepping up calls for congress to use money and other assets seized from convicted mexican drug lord to pay for improved border security. the senator harris' comments cor a judge sentenced him to life in prison plus 30 years. el chapo is now headed to a super max prison. if you have any social media presence at all, you have doubtless seen images predicting how your friends and family members might look when they get older. the people behind face app say their website is perfectly harmless, with some cyber experts worry the russian-based system could jeopardize your privacy and the nation's security. here's correspondent gillian turner. >> you may not have heard of face app, the latest viral app that uses ai to create highly realistic images of people might look like decades in the future but if you've used social media

republicans like senator ted cruz calling for a federal investigation accusing ted wheeler of orderingfficers to not get involved. mayor wheeler was also police commissioner responding in a tweet saying dear ted cruz, at least get your facts straight. i ordered no such thing. the mayor says he will do everything he can to make sure the attackers are held accountable. >> great to have you back with us. the fate of any gallagher now lies in the hands of a military jury, they must decide if he's guilty of for crimes including murdering and isis prisoner. gallagher's defense team said he was subject of fixation by military prosecutors and the prosecution's case had huge gaping holes. it found guilty gallagher could spend life in prison. north korea cannot keep its nuclear weapons. that is the message from john bolton tweeting i read this new york times story with curiosity. neither the national security council staff nor i heard of any desire to settle for a nuclear freeze by north korea. this was a reprehensible attempt by someone to box in the president and there should be consequences.

one quick last word from you, ted williams? >> i think these charges could be elevated to capital murder charges. i think they could find premeditation. all the things that are necessary for proper possibly l murder case. i think him buying that gas can in advance shows that some say he perhaps was going to murder this young women don't like woman. >> harris: ted williams, thank you very much. we will follow this case and see where it goes. you saw there, very delicately, the d.a. didn't want to touch on capital murder charges at all. he said at this stage, as you just pointed out, you've done this sort of thing before and you are looking at those counts against him. ted williams, thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> harris: fox news alert on this, we are awaiting remarks from labor secretary alex acosta amid growing calls for him to resign over his involvement in a controversial 2008 plea deal for that accused trafficker, billionaire jeffrey epstein. this has come forward, a live report. stay close. cards right- by consolid

republicans like ted cruz calling for a federal investigation accusing ted wheeler bordering his officeayor wheeler is the police commissioner, responding in a sweet saying dear ted cruz at least get your facts straight, i ordered no such thing, the mayor says he will do everything he can to make sure the attackers are held accountable. jillian: thank you very much. rob: decorated navy seal eddie gallagher lies in the hands of a military jury. they must decide if you guilty of war crimes including murdering and isis prisoner. closing arguments, the defense seems as he was subject of fixation by military prosecutors and the case has huge gaping holes. gallagher could send life in prison. jillian: the estranged husband of a missing mother of 5 trying to stop them, attorneys claim the absence of his wife, jennifer, deprives him of due process. he and his girlfriend are free on bond after being charged with tampering with evidence. the couple tried getting rid of items that had jennifer's blood. her body has not been found. rob: one big city allowing homeless people to camp on sidewalks now

i spoke with ted benna earlier today. ted, i kw that one of your pet projects is finding ways to make even)-type plans available to small businesses that are not -- that don't have access right now. the house a couple of months agt passs bill called the secure act which among oth things pools, would pool, small business money together to make it more cos effective to create retirement plans for these small businesses. does that work for you? >> that would be helpful for segment o the market, definitely.u know, those where 401(k) makes sense to have them and thatld ideally w probably be 20 to maybe 100-employee market. you know, that opportunity of setting up these multi-employer arrangements can generate some operational efficiencies and hopefully, you know, help drive down costs in that market. but when you getown underneath, you know, particularly, i'd say, 15 employees and less, whatever, 401(k) doesn't work. it's too complex. >> what about these state plans hat oregon, for example, has pioneered, what, 11 other states

why we are focusing on this exchange with ted lieu? what it means is if any other person had committed the acts that robert mueller identified, that person today would be awaiting criminal trial. >> well and -- >> it's because of the olc opinion, the opinion of the department of justice that presidents are, in effect, above the criminal law while they are in office, he didn't -- and that's a big deal. >> and on that subject, congressman ken buck of colorado, republican, showing why you don't ask a question in a hearing unless you actually know the answer ahead of time, demonstrating that in the negative way. asked a question about what could theoretically happen to president trump, were he to leave office. let's play that clip. >> okay. but could you charge the president with a crime after he left office? >> yes. >> you believe he committed -- you could charge the president of the united states with okay instruction of justice after he left office? >> yes. >> it's theatrical, right? there are no sealed indictments. he did not charge th

ted and what you think about pumpsy being here and ted went for his throat , not physically. him out and told him off and told him not ever ask him something like that. >> what do you think i think. you know. that made in my friend. really. >> he played in the big leagues for five seasons. >> the british open teed off just an hour ago in north ireland and for the first time in 68 years. the local guy had the honor of the first tee shot and he made the most of it with a birdie putt on the first hole anyone the open and 2011 and is leading currently at two under. >> they are calling this the biggest sporting event in that country ever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this special offer. need another reason? enjoy an introductory no annual fee. to apply, visit hawaiianairlines.com itit's crepe day.day for our family at denny's. a family tradition we started about 22 minutes ago a

last year saying ted wheeler purposely allowing protesters from antifa to harass employees.strators attacked a handful of conservatives. they threw quick drying cement and raw eggs while police stood by. protesters singled out andy ngo, a well-known blogger covering the event, after photos showed cuts and bruises to his face. >> i just got beat up by the crowd. no police at all. in the middle of the street and they still might go pro and punched me several times in my face. i'm bleeding. >> senator ted cruz blamed wheeler often "two federal law enforcement to investigate and bring legal action against a mayor who was ordered his police officers to let citizens be attacked." the u.s. ambassador to germany ric grenell. "this was a premeditated attack because they don't like that and he -- mayor ted wheeler knew this was coming. the people of oregon must speak up." groups attended saturday's demonstrations. antifa supports physical violence and harassment against those who they consider right-wing. two years ago they threw molotov cocktails and cause $100,000 of damage in berke

thank you, ted. >> my pleasure. eric: absolutely.emocrats have been asked if they will try to get secret grand jury information from the mueller probe as part of their new impeachment investigation. just two days after mueller's marathon testimony on capitol hill. garrett tenney is following this story from washington. hi, garrett. >> reporter: well, eric, this divide among house democrats is really whether they should begin impeachment proceedings against the president. roughly a hundred house lawmakers now support impeachment, but at least a hundred more are needed to formally start that process. however, judiciary chairman nadler says, in effect, his committee has been conducting an impeachment investigation for months, and after robert mueller's testimony this week he said there is still more evidence they want to see. >> what mueller showed, possible violations that have been mounting, all the things that might cause us to recommend articles of impeachment. there are articles of impeachment that have been recommended to the comm

both my girls have been vaccinated and ted will be vaccinated when it is time. out. it is so important to prevent all cancers that are related to hpv. ted, do you think it is important for you to have this when you get to year eight? yes because i don't want anyone to go through what my mum did obviously. and i think it isjust a jab and it can prevent a lot of things which are quite bad. do you not worry about jabs? not really. because if you think it is really important, it isjust five seconds. even less! jamie, i want to bring you in. you had throat cancer and had intense radiotherapy. what was that like? to be honest it was incredibly difficult, it completely turned my life upside down and even today, nine years later, i still have side—effects from the treatment so it is a very rough journey. could the jab have saved you from that trauma? absolutely. i have absolutely no doubt whatsoever. had it been available at that time, i have no doubt it would have presented this cancer. how did you develop throat cancer? to be honest, lam not exactly sure when i got hp

and it was an integ, you know, dichotomy between, as you say david boies and ted olson, because thway ted olson talked to me about it the first time i met him -- and i en said to him -- when we first met, i said, "you realize you put me in bed for two days in th fush v. gore argument," because he was on the side george bush, and, as it turned out, david boies was on the side of al gore. and the fact that they teamed ue basically tookolitics out of the issue. and what he said to me is that he viewed marriage as a very conservative idea, that it is the bedrock of conservative principles, and a married couple should be allowed to -- you know, to be able to be together and to have a family. so that was, to me, an eye-opener -- >> it was an eye-opener hearing a conservative make a case for a value and ideal that you beeved in. >> right. >> and since then, have there been any opportuties to forge that kind of a bipartisan consensus on the political issues you've been involved in? >> well, i mean, obviously, the country is so divided now. it has been divided for a lo, long time. i mean, ther

lying ted and his wife heidi.laughter] according to the media those are all women of color because he only targets women of color. please. he even went after mulvaney. >> it is a fantastic financial. >> just get that just get to it. >> the media need to say he only goes after minorities. >> i wish we could prove that they are wrong. >> i have given my answer. >> low-energy person. >> crooked hillary clinton. i got more indian blood in me pocahontas crazy bernie. lying ted. what is your name? lying ted cruz. >> believe me there is plenty of subject matter right there. [laughter] >> but he is a racist because today everything is racist even the moon landing to celebrate the 50th anniversary washington post tweets the culture that put men on the moon was white and male the new york times noted the soviets won the space race for equality. so the system they killed tens of millions of people as morally superior to us because they had a woman astronaut first. awesome. however the big outrage as you know happened at the

>> at risk is defined in the ted standards and it includes minors, pregnant individuals, people whose safety may be compromised for some other reason. that's defined. that's the population that we look at. and in particular our unannounced inspections this year were focused primarily on children, so either children who were physically separated from their children when they were in custody or arrived unaccompanied. >> does that also include women who were pregnant or came through -- or anyone that came through with any young children? >> yes. >> newborns or toddlers? >> yes, pregnant women, and women traveling with children. >> are pregnant women shackled? >> pardon? >> are pregnant women shackled? >> shackled, i would have to get back to you on that. i don't believe so. >> i know there were some reports of that. did you see any children or anyone under 18 years old shackled in any way? >> no, i don't believe our team observed anybody in the facilities in shackles. >> now i understand that you said that you made reference to someone suggesting that it was a ticking time bomb, that the

senator ted cruz calling out democrat ted wheeler accusing him of ordering police to allow demonstratorsattack conservative journalists. noe claims police were nowhere to be found during attack, he was hospitalized but will be okay. gofundme page started by conservative vlogger raised more than $100,000 for security and health costs in just one day. the community in salt lake city will gather to honor mckenzie lewis today, college student's remains found friday nearly 2 weeks after she went missing, friends expressing pure heartbreak in exclusive interview to fox news. >> the shock is unimaginable, the grief, it comes and goes. to me it doesn't feel real. kind of in a state of shock, my body feels numb. jillian: vigil for mckenzie is being held at the university of utah tonight, police are investigating whether or not the suspect who you see on the screen acted alone, he's behind bars on murder and kidnapping charges. rob: democratic national committee chairman weighing in on key issue during primary season, tom pÉrez says he fully supporting providing health care to illegal immigrants.

>> um, "ted" is one of my favorite movies, so i'm gonna go with, um, mark wahlberg, d, final answer.announced that on tv. >> i did. >> that's right, you got it. [dramatic musical flourish] you're right, it's funny as can be. >> i love it. >> all right, 4 questions down. this fifth will get us to $5,000. it's also the first threshold we can get to. here's your $5,000 question. what unit of area measurement is equal to 10,000 square meters? >> so, i sell tomatoes for a living, right? and we have greenhouses, and they actually measure them in hectares, so... i don't think it's furlong. can i use the "50/50"? >> you can use whatever you want? it's your show. we're here to help you. >> i know. >> all three lifelines are there. >> okay, let's do "50/50." final answer. >> okay, let's take away two of the incorrect answers. b and c. hectare, parsec. >> okay, um, let's just do b. final answer. >> might as well, 'cause it's right. you got it, $5,000, ellen. [dramatic musical flourish] >> all right. >> well done, five grand. that's yours. now all we can do is add to it. we're gonna try and do t

listen, i think what ted lu said was interesting. we'll have to wait a few days and see what the american people say. the reality is the last poll i saw was the "wall street journal" nbc poll last weekend that said 21% of americans favored impeachment and that was down from 27% in june. the question is did what we see today move the needle? there is no doubt there was damaging blows landed in this, but was it enough to actually move the needle in a way that would create a climate where impeachment makes sense? if i'm nancy pelosi thinking, you know, 21% is a bad number, i got 31 people in districts that donald trump won and sitting on the other side of the road, a senate that will throw out anything we do anyway. so i make people walk the plank. i think she is going to slow walk this and continue to investigate. >> i mean, if there were damaging blows today, it was a long, drawn out messy and at times hard to understand fight. >> a lot of hype going into this. you had adam schiff saying he wanted and expected that robert mueller woul

news n now is mournin editor ted goldberg broke the inory, ted, thanks for coming in. edibly when you broke this there have been no public accounting of the massive spill. how did you find out about it and why didn't we know about it sooner? >> via found out about it is quite boring. s monitoring database that's on the tao oh, yes office of emergency services website for another story. i'd been reporting it in the chevron refery in chmond and i wanted to see if there were any updates we put the word chevron in the databad e noticed this other incident in cook county. at the time i noticed it wasn't as big as wit is but i started asking questions about it and ttle by little the new notations in the database started increasing the amount of oil and water that t had come of the ground. by thursday night a week ago that number was a very gh. that's when we learned it was actually a much bigger deal. >> do we have any sense by the state government didn't make this public? >> dito not respond he questions and lawmakers are interested to find out why it wasn't publicized such