guest: all the major providers have said they will not block, not throttle content. but the advocates of net neutrality would say you are right to be worried. the opponents would say the internet has worked fine for years without these specific rules. and that if you did not like it, you could go to another provider and be able to stream. one thing to remember is that the streaming revolution is coming. it is moving faster and faster. a lot of kids today never watch a television. they just look at their phone. how many times do you sit at home, instead of turning a television on, you watch on your phone, ipod, or laptop. the cable companies are very cognizant of this, and that is why you see billions of dollars of investments in these over-the-top services. now you can get directv, for example, only over-the-top. you don't even need a satellite at home to get it. host: susan is calling from pennsylvania, democrat line. caller: hi, good morning. two points i want to make as far as changing how the internet is regarded from a utility, which it is now. one is an earlier

you know this, jeff, ease back in the throttle. the throttle. you might make it. >> jeff: the key is, you can do all the right things and not lose any time. you are just using less fuel. don't use brake, roll out of it, roll into it late, you might be able to maintain a decent lap time using less fuel. that's what they're trying to factor in what chad knaus is telling jimmie johnson. >> mike: whoever thought a 600-mile race an egg between your foot and the throttle pedal. >> jeff: it looked like jimmie johnson was using 75%, 80% throttle down the straightaway. >> darrell: it just saves fuel. the less you mash the pedal down the less fuel you burn. >> mike: that lap truex was only .7 seconds quicker than johnson. six seconds behind with ten to go. he might have to pick it up a little. >> darrell: i think he's doing all he can do. pedaling as hard as he can. the two guys in front are trying to save fuel and get to the end. >> mike: jimmie johnson's best friend might be austin dillon. he'll need to try to hold truex back. they're sepa

left, lefters left, throttle, throttle, throttle. but josh takes it by just over a second.o first on the next test, the slalom. >> here we go. josh is off like a banshee. and he wins barely. the final test comes with a twist. a slalom driving backwards. >> yeah, he's faster backwards. >> for the last half, grandpa takes a little shortcut. >> oh, no. >> woo! i crushed that last one. where are all the cones? >> i win by over four seconds so i'm the overall winner, right? >> the official winner is josh duhamel. >> what? you're the -- >> it looks like can can't beat me. >> i guess it does. >> that was a lot of fun. thank you. >> i'm not going to lie to you, that one hurt. that one left a mark. i had no idea. >> i have seen you drive faster out of this parking lot on a daily basis. >> i can handle fast cars. but snakes, now that is where i draw the line. >> i'm glad you are still here with me after this one. but we got you help from a pros for this one. bindi irwin, the question is, can cam tame snakes? >> i'm overcoming some of my fears today with the irwin families who are bri

clear as ever that the intelligence committee in the has to continue its work full should continue throttle ahead and the need for to come rector comey testify in public soon is as ever.as thank you. >> that's it. >>> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and the president of the republic of colombia. >>> thank you very much. it's a great pleasure to welcome president santos to the white house. is one of our closest allies in the hemisphere and we reaffirm a partnership be

that the intelligence committee in the senate has to continue its work and it should continue full throttle ahead. and, the need for former director comey to come testify in public soon is as great as ever. thank you. that is it. >> this morning, a hearing on u.s. space assets and national security threat. we will be live with the house armed services committee on strategic forces starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3, c-span.org, and our free c-span radio app. to be aer you are going dentist, a lawyer, a teacher, or an accountant, let your guiding principle be truth in service. ansuccess is not entitlement. it has to be earned and earned every day through the lens of humility. lifer greatest passions in faces great challenges. you can conquer these challenges and they will shape and strengthen your character. at 8:00 p.m.ight eastern, 2017 commencement speeches. include,end speakers let harris at howard university in washington, d.c., betsy devos at the thin cookman university. ceo and president of aerojet rocketdyne, eileen drake at university of alabama in huntsville, executive chairm

the notion that comcast was throttling bit torn because comcast i saw them as a competitive threat to video business is ludicrous. nobody believes that. so as you go through these examples, what you have is you have companies engaging in reasonable network management in an effort to make a better ecosystem for all of their customers. and with incentives to do so because it's a competitive environment. so the, you know, i don't think any of those examples hold up. and when you look at the fcc's order from 2015, they didn't assert that irk sps have market power. they carefully stayed away from that. and judge williams in his dissent called them out and said you can't have it both ways. for time immemorial, the declaration of something as public utility and the imposition of price regulation has always come with some kind of demonstration of monopoly power. you haven't even tried to make that case because i don't think it can be credibly made. >> guest: i think the emphasis on monopolies is important. we have seen increasing consolidation in the broader media marketplace. we certainly se

. >> bloomberg news in the questions was to retain a ban on throttling does the language still persist today?. >> you can see as soon as we tsa these questions would be appropriate legal framework should be i do believe the questions are still there. >> in you talk more with the sec is doing from a couple of weeks ago? have there been any more cyberattacks were would be doing to combat efforts in the future ?. >> i appreciate the question relating to the web site but i would refer you to the 80 professionals they have been hard at work can they understand the technical issues you can also work through media relations on that. >> that is all for now.

i'm going for the pork throttle stew, mostly because i like the sound of throttle.that makes me very happy. >> if i were to ask most hungarians, when were the good old days? >> you would have the answer. >> of course, it's not all foie gras and fine wines. there are other pleasures, just as awesome. maybe, maybe even more awesome. like this. plesharda. a smokey, chilly working class joint run for the last 25 years and beloved by locals. >> a long time coming. >> and here's why. look at this. a golden brown pancake heaped with chicken livers, covered, nay, drowned with a rich, deeply satisfying sauce of bone marrow. >> i've got to tell you, this is great. some of you have noticed and complained that i don't really describe food anymore, on the show. this is a deliberate strategy on my part, actually. it's really a lot like wti porn. afteyou've used the same adjectives over and over, look at it, it's chicken liver, bone marrow, a delicious pancake. is this going to make your life better at all if i describe exactly how while smacking my lips and annoying you? no. it's

the value of a ban on blocking and throttling, i question whether it's necessary. i'm going to let the record and the comments that accumulate from that and the law that governs the statute and governs our activities, helps bring the decisions as they get closer to the end of the item but i'd raise concerns with all those areas. i have concerns and 80, i did not believe section 706 as a formative authority for this setting so i i guess we'll articulated on the point. >>. >> i think, yes sir. >> so if you don't like title ii and you don't think the section 706 is an authority here. where is the authority to make net neutrality rules? >> that's a question for the record to determine and we explore acts. >> we look to ask commentary on all these points. to make it back to the question i've asked before, that's an issue for congress to decide. there are issues over the past where amy may or may not want to or would personally be interested in taking action but the statute doesn't allow us to do so. so i am, that's just we are limited on what we can do. i don't believe

he would be full throttle.ould feel she would need to make to those voters who may have put her over the top anyway. the tories were split 50—50 on brexit. if she had an entire cabinet of purely hard brexiteer is, how would that go down with people like nicky morgan? one of those might come back, who knows? very quickly, donald trump. his escalating crisis on the front page. one democrat in the congress has come out and said, we need to start impeachment proceedings. we are nowhere near that. i do not think so. impeachment has to go through the house of representatives and the senate, both of which are currently controlled by the republicans. in the immediate future probably not. the interesting thing is mid—term after days and days of damaging headlines. some people might be thinking, how can we move away from donald trump? people might be thinking, how can we move away from donald trump7m people might be thinking, how can we move away from donald trump? it is a pretty high bar and it has only happened twice t

scandal factory going full throttle. they're not getting to the issues that the american people wanted the d.c. politicians to fix, health reform, tax reform, infrastructure, it's basically a way not to do that it seems, they're avoiding what jobs are and now we have another pundit judge calling it treason what the president did. >> that is preposterous, treason is the only word defined in the constitution providing aid and comfort to enemies or waging war on the united states of america. that's hyperbole that doesn't warrant a response. time will tell what the motivation for donald trump's decision was. he gets the benefit of the doubt at this point. little bit of wearing away at benefit of the doubt this afternoon that the "new york times" report is true, that jim comey asked for substantially increased resources, meaning more money, to continue the investigation of the so-called russian-trump connection late last week, i don't know if that's true, or if the justice department denies it. that may be the tip of iceberg.

. >> throttling up. >> challenger, go with throttle up. >> i was looking at my screen, and i turned anderstand or recognize what i saw. it didn't make sense to me, because it was this fiery mess. >> we've had negative contact. >> there was this angry, red glow. and this wail. from the hearts of the family, because they knew what i knew. that challenger crew was gone. >> today is a day for mourning and remembering. the future doesn't belong to the faint hearted. it belongs to the brave. the challenger crew was pulling us into the future, and we'll continue to follow them. there will be more shuttle flights and more shuttle crews, and yes, more volunteers, more civilians, more teachers in space. nothing ends here. our hopes and our journeys continue. >> to honor our fallen, we have to find this and fix it and fly it again. >> within a matter of days we knew it was a solid o-ring that had failed. it led to the loss of the challenger. >> during the 30 months since the accident, there have been hundreds of hardware changes to not only the booster but to the orbiter and the large liquid rocke

they are not saying how it ended up at full throttle. [cheering] >> that is how you go from plebe to midshipmen. the cowell my nation of two and a half -- culmination of two and a half hours of teamwork. it came after multiple near misses as the students disguarded the title of plebe. there has to be bruised bodies. michelle: yes. black and blue. richard reeve was there and talked to the students who become a class icon. [cheering] richard the moment everyone waited for. 19-year-old mcgraw was the plead with the with the magic touch. >> you don't succeed the first time. you have to try again with the end goal in mind. richard getting the midshipmen hat on top of the herndon monument. mcgraw says a moment he will never forget. >> my mind is racing. i can't keep track of things going on. happy we succeeded as a class, as a team. i was great to bond as a class. [inaudible] >> right now it is crazy. we are getting sprayed with water. a lot of sweaty bodies on top of each other. >> there is no real plan of attack for it. you get there and you

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then up the throttle and up he goes. now hanging from the bottom of this drone. gets to about a thousand feet. and then disconnects. there you go. ladies and gentlemen, apparently this is the first time anybody has ever parachuted from a drone. >> i've never seen anything like it before. >> the only thing holding it back is the weight ratio. i don't think they had enough battery power to get him up to a height that would be safe. we know how technology works. after six months the power is going to double. this could be a cheaper avenue for getting into skydiving. no longer do you have to own a plane, go to an airport. i'm just going for a jump. >> this is the epitome of why these guys are so amazing at what they do. they're always finding new ways to switch it up. >> when we started "right this minute," we used to say one day they'll be able to lift up a human on one of these things. we've seen it happen. this time somebody decided to jump from it while it was up there. >> let's see what they come up >> yes! >>> there's an intruder in the house and there's going

. >> full throttle fun for bold young riders. >> these are kids still battling leukemia or have already beat it. >> the story behind a calendar that's christian's labor of love. >>> plus the buzzword for your shot to win a new ipad mini. and after a woman's ride with her speed demon son-in-law -- >> she's like that's enough. i'm done. >> what happens years later when she dares set foot in another fast car. >>> the only way to start talking about this video is just by singing hello dolly. the rest of that line is it's so nice to have you back where you belong. but she isn't really where she belongs in terms of her health. this is the latest story from vet ranch. remember vet ranch operates on donations from people to help cure animals and as you can see, her skin does not look good. >> looks like it's crawling. it's got to be itchy and painful. >> we should call it miracle ranch. they know what they're doing. >> big, nasty scales all up on her back here. very gross. >> is that mange? >> it is mange. it's the type of mange where tiny mites are crawling on her skin. he also said she looks

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the other big story this, the memorial day holiday rush is at full throttle. this is eastbound near route 50. this is expected to be the memorial day travel holiday inn over a decade to john gonzalez is in mobile check 7 with what you can expect as you hit the road. john: we have been tain into work today, heading to the beach early, being attractive. this is what route 50 looks like. we are pulled over right before you get to the bay bridge. that is 50 eastbound. on the other side, of course, westbound, moving smoothly right now. this wawa gas station is a madhouse. a lot of folks with the same idea -- to leave early. this is expected to be the busiest memorial day weekend in the d.c. area in 12 years -- kind of surprising. take a look at the gas price. eight cents more than it was last memorial day, the average $2.36 a gallon. that is not stopping these folks from crownsville. the three of you headed to the beach early. he said to me earlier, what is the boss going to say, you are the boss. you give yourself permission. >> i did. john: what was the thought p

regret excuse, without am a full throttle as one of my friends would say. for some, their blood has stained my own uniform. some i lost simply being on the same mission. some were on other missions in other parts of the world. most often of one of my friends specifically -- ranger sergeant first class lance vogler who after four tours in iraq and eight tours in afghanistan made the ultimate sacrifice on october 1, 2010. while in battle just a few short days after my injury, i know he is deeply missed by me and his friends and certainly by his wife and two children that he left behind. i cannot member him telling me one night as we were in afghanistan and he and i sat against the fence in the dark of night waiting for a helicopter to come and pick us up. i cannot member him telling us about his family. i was not there when he passed, but i'm told his last words were of his wife and of his children. proudk often would he be of the way this place conducts itself. these the definition of a hero. he is exactly what memorial day honors and knowing him, i know non

on promises being made to consumers about protecting access to content or stopping blocking or throttling and that kind of thing, you may suffer some of the same problems, detection, that kind of thing could be very hard. but then you have no protections necessarily for the edge entrepreneur or innovator which is why i think you see very quickly a lot of the start-up ecosystem quite actively engaged in this conversation. because they understand that they have a lot to lose here. and they understand, i think, a little bit what they're up against. i would argue since we've been talking about the internet of everything that there's a huge number of iot companies that don't even understand they have an open internet problem and might be very surprised when they tart to encounter -- start to encounter some of these challenges in their industries. think about a connected car, for example, and the amount of data a car might need to be putting on and off of networks and how we'll handle those kinds of questions. >> i'm curious how you think the recent ninth circuit decision to rehear, effect effe

throttled him and right into the power. >> it looks like -- ♪ ♪ [applause] >> greg: all right.

charles: all right, sare anot full throttle support from the republicans in that sound built.s those sound bites, democrats saying it dangerous and it will kill everyone on the planet. planet. >> of course. to be fair most presidents budgets are dead on arrival in congress, they are more away for presidents to articulate his priorities and then members of congress can take that into account. you see broad outline of trump's budget remain in tact. maybe some of the changes to medicaid and social security disability, i don't know if the child care tax credits will remain in place. i don't know if -- excuse me the paid family leave program. there are other portions that are going to come out before congress votes. >> thank you very much. market was open today, and guess what, it extended games for 4th straight day but could not break out. you need to make your portfolio great, not enough in this market. i'll be right back. charles: breaking news, charlie gasparino reporting that trump hired his private attorney to deal with new independent counsel. it delivers a gentle mist exper

chair of the house ways and means still going full throttle with taxes. see you tomorrow. >> eric: hello, everyone. i am eric bolling along with eboni k. williams and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." the campaign to sabotage president trump reaching a disgraceful new level. the leak about the so-called comey memo saying president trump asked james comey to end the investigation into michael flynn should be a wake-up call into how far these leakers will go. no one in the media has seen the memo to verify its contents, and that is just what the leakers want. coordinate with their enablers to humiliate the president at all costs. white house press secretary sean spicer responded a short time ago during an off-camera meeting with reporters. stick of the president has been clear that the account that was published is not an accurate description of how the event occurred. >> eric: the mainstream media frothing at the mouth, throwing out words like impeachment like rabid dogs. meanwhile, acting director mccabe has testified. not once has anyone me

throttled him and right into the power. >> it looks like -- ♪ ♪ [applause] >> greg: all right.

passively, and predictably in the background while they can use interest rate toiy as their way throttle economic growth. he should be able to do this if they do this carefully. this is a fed that was burned by the taper 10 from so they are being very cautious in communicating this well in advance and very clearly to market her disappearance. page one,starting on i want to know what the fed is thinking about the economy. let's talk about inflation specifically. we see two measures of inflation, core cpi and core cpd. >> when we see the minutes, they will not have seen the last data point on this chart at the time of the may meeting. this is a little bit more forward-looking. they could be somewhat dismissive of the soft readings on inflation. luckily, the rhetoric got more traction after seeing the second data point where we have been seeing that inflation is not moving markets higher. communications contracts are a major driver here. 4.5%nemployment rate is and we have an economy that supposedly excel are ready but we are not picking up a pickup in inflation pressures just yet. david: t

the order essentially embodies that he rules: no blocking, no throttling, no paid authorization. those principles now are at ri risk. in fact, at grave jeopardy. those principles guarantee people within the bounds of the law access to different web continent regardless of their political views for anyone and regardless of the wealth. they assure that the internet is open, that it is not a walled garden for wealthy companies. so a lot is at stake here, and consumers and others should prevail because their interests are ultimately what's involved, ultimately the administrative procedures act requires, in my view, that chairman pai prove through a fact-based docket that something has significantly changed in the market since the open internet rule was established in february 2015. without that change in facts, the decimation of this rule cannot be justified. we cannot allow chairman pai to succeed to gut neutrality at the behest of internet service providers. chairman pai's proposal will deprive the american people, start-ups and businesses an important brightline net neutrality rul

. >> the guy that was running the throttles on our boat says he hasn't seen water like this since 2004y. >> reporter: david rabe was the father of three and an experienced racer. his family declined to comment today. attempts to reach the smith brothers were unsuccessful. the boat repeat offender has been wrapped up in a tarp and will be examined by investigators. >> was it operator error? was it ocean conditions? i mean it's very easy hitting those speeds to lose control. could it have been something mechanical. >> reporter: all of those things will be looked at along with interviews with the survivors. the coast guard tells us the smith brothers boat remains under the ocean right now but it's not a navigation hazard. in point pleasant beach, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 action news. >> foreign investigatesors are trying to figure out the case of a fire in the city's winfield section the home here on diamond street went up in flames just before 5:00 a.m. sunday morning. neighbors say shirley and cliff hickman lived na that home for decades and spend many years helping the community. >

throttled him and right into the power. >> it looks like -- ♪ ♪ [applause] >> greg: all right.ious stuff today. it's now a routine, terror strikes, people cry. i write something, then i drink. but something elsd happened after the manchester attack that struck me. in brussels, thousands marched but not against terror, but donald trump's arrival to that city. the president wasn't welcomed, they said, as long as he pushed his war agenda. i guess they forget that he wasn't the one who butchered those little girls. >> if you stop this madness, this arms race, think about what a world we could live in. we could end poverty. >> he must smell great. [laughter] now, if they want to live with terror while bravely marching against a 7-year-old law abiding politician, let them fester and defeat in moral squalor. you suck and you deserve to suck. but not us. as an experiment pretend that islamic terror didn't result from a toxic belief that came from outer space. what would earth do about a roving band of blood thirsty aliens butchering innocent people. i think we would unify and kill them

knee-jerk reflex that brings my genie out of thee lamp all in your face crazy woman flurry, full throttle extremely loud, intense and unhinged. i am sick and tired of your disrespect.srespect. i as asked you five times, christopher, and i'm not having this foolishness in my class. you haven't done any work since you came here. running your mouth making a noise like kermit the frog and now you're totally disrespectful. you've been dismissed. i am not stupid and i do not play games with kids. you've got to go. i'm having none of your crap. get him out of here. i'm screaming like a wild banshee standing over him like a giant mother. he covers in his seat. i'm like a theatrical magician doing a magic trick rubbing powder from both hands. someone next door runs ended when he sees me standing over christopher with a look ofhe homicide in my eyes, he poses momentarily to watch me before removing christopher out of my class. another approach is made and asks if i need a minute to go to the bathroom and calm down. no i don't need to go to the damn bathroom i snapped. i'm still in my crazy trance,

yesterday a reporter who tried to ask him a question, according to an audio tape, was throttled and thrown to the ground. >> the campaign said it was the reporter who attacked the candidate. results will be available shortly after the top of the hour. election experts believe roughly two of every three ballots were cast as absentee ballots before the incident. >>> president trump told members of nato to pay up. in a speech many saw as a lecture, trump made no bones before what he sees as the biggest problem. >> 23 of the 28 member nations are still not paying what they should be paying, and what they are supposed to be paying for their defense. this is not fair to the people and taxpayers of the united states. >> naumts say the president is implaying money is owed to america, which it is not. the president held back on unconditionally embracing the treaty commitment a pact which states that an attack on one member is aan attack on all. it is the first time an american president has failed to make that commitment. >>> today an appeals court rules against the revised travel ban which means i

chair of the house ways and means still going full throttle with taxes.: hello, everyone. i am eric bolling along with eboni k. williams and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." the campaign to sabotage president trump reaching a disgraceful new level. the leak about the so-called comey memo saying president trump asked james comey to end the investigation into michael flynn should be a wake-up call into how far these leakers will go. no one in the media has seen the memo to verify its contents, and that is just what the leakers want. coordinate with their enablers to humiliate the president at

yesterday a reporter who tried to ask him a question, according to an audio tape, was throttled and thrown to the ground. >> the campaign said it was the reporter who attacked the candidate. results will be available shortly after the top of the hour. election experts believe roughly two of every three ballots were cast as absentee ballots before the incident. >>> president trump told members of nato to pay up. in a speech many saw as a lecture, trump made no bones before what he sees as the biggest problem. >> 23 of the 28 member nations are still not paying what they should be paying, and what they are supposed to be paying for their defense. this is not fair to the people and taxpayers of the united states. >> naumts say the president is implaying money is owed to america, which it is not. the president held back on unconditionally embracing the treaty commitment a pact which states that an attack on one member is aan attack on all. it is the first time an american president has failed to make that commitment. >>> today an appeals court rules against the revised travel ban which means i

it was full throttle resist, but not necessarily i want to be the leader of the next step forward. >> yeah. it is remarkable to me that we are, what, six months into 2017 and it's like the 2016 campaign never ever ended. it feels like it never ever will. the president continues to go around with his electoral college map reminding us the states that he won. we have hillary clinton here reminding us about her frustration and the, quote/unquote resistance that continues on the democratic side, and there is really no healing. there was no healing in that speech. and i think abby made a really good point about what's the path forward as well as, you know, there's been a lot of criticism about donald trump and his lack of humility. there wasn't a lot of humility in that speech either about i got beat by somebody nobody thought could win. what should we be looking at? not just me, but the party, the folks who are around who believe in resisting donald trump? what did we get wrong and how do we get it right. >> she did talk about getting the young people involved. she talked about her own or

when you put it in the full throttle gender, it is more of an issue. >> chew on this and then i'll toeak. she is now the third straight losing democratic nominee for president to not believe they truly lost. she doesn't believe she lost fair and square. john kerry to this day does not believe he lost fair and square. and we know john gore doesn't believe he lost fair and square. >> but the other two didn't talk about it as much. >> i'll go to break only. you are sticking around. >>> speaking of the the democratic party and its identity crisis, we'll get two views. how they should be talking on voters. new bikes aren't selling guys... what are we gonna do? how about we pump more into promotions? ♪ nah. what else? what if we hire more sales reps? ♪ nah. what else? what if we digitize the whole supply chain? so people can customize their bike before they buy it. that worked better than expected. i'll dial it back. yeah, dial it back. just a little. live business, powered by sap. when you run live, you run simple. thithis is the new new york.e? think again. we are building new airports al

and read what i'd read, democrat and republican would certainly want us to go forward on a full throttleasis. whether there's collusion, what i tell folks is, you know, the comparison is, if it was a criminal case at this point there's probable cause to believe we should go forward as to whether there was collusion between the trump campaign and russians. >> when are you going to be able to share your findings? >> i think it's appropriate after the investigation is complete on the house and senate side. remember, there's a companion investigation, at the same time the justice department is going forward as mr. comey said before he was fired, and there's also a department of defense investigation as to general flynn's involvement. so unfortunately, this is going to take a while. it makes it a lot more difficult when the president of the united states is oblivious to all of this, calls it fake news, and quite frankly, obstructs it. >> are you still calling for a special prosecutor to do this work? >> you know, i saw where the white house was going on this a long time ago and asked for a sp

think that the lesson i would like to have president trump and his team learn, once it is out of the throttlevery hard to rewind it back. if you have overwhelming support of this bill, it would be a lot easier to put more pressure on some of these judges, but at this point, even i, and i am not completely against the ban, but as a general hold, there were aspects that i did not like in regards to our translators. but i am not 100% against this, but the p.r. disaster after p.r. disaster command i think at this point i do not have high hopes that it is going to go anywhere. >> yes, my focus and bias is always towards the economy, and like you said, it is frustrating to me to see all of these, even though this is a huge issue, it is not being managed well in terms of time and the use of your time for outcome. it frustrates me to see this continue and to see things like health care and tax reform sort of languishing on the sideline behind these things. every time i hear about james comey, i think that as well. we should be spending this time and effort and energy working on the economy. let's do

can't commit to the throttle. >> the 48 was way too free. free side. badly near the end. >> mike: erik jones beat jimmie johnson out of the pit the last stop. >> darrell: they were three wide down pit road. >> jeff: battling leaving pit road. >> mike: take another look at the race off pit road. >> darrell: johnson in the 77. >> jeff: the 3 of austin dillon. >> darrell: austin dillon, who is having a great night. >> mike: how tight this is with kyle busch as johnson comes in. >> darrell: that right front tire changer way out in pit road. >> mike: we are under caution coming up on the end of stage three in charlotte. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ toyota. let's go places. ♪ ♪ type 2 diabetes, listen up. we're not professional athletes. i'm in this for me. for me. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allerg