trey was more quiet. he had to get to know. them. and you didn't see any of the sickness coming and entre as he was brought up to strike. me with a different turn it is 6 o'clock where his decision on alcohol whether he's got charged off. and they are just been trying to get my mind to accept either way. so today they're not going to order me what i know. that they're not going to be released. i use them on the run around. it is hard to put into words the turmoil at the screen right now they are just having a tremendous time dealing with the fact that there hasn't been a resolution charging decision is not we had believed that it was going to be the day for that decision. and they're not going to make any mistake any time you're looking police use of force to use the results of the faith tells you that's a homicide investigation. you're determining whether they had a legitimate subjectively reasonable basis to use force under the circumstances. this particular case is complex because of occurred in downtown milwaukee you know late af

we're back with former south carolina congressman trey gowdy. the chairman of the house oversight committee, he is now a fox news contributor and congressman, i want to ask you about a conversation you and i had a couple of months ago which really went viral after we talked about it and it was about talking about an informant having a conversation with george papadopoulos which you actually saw the track represent and we have not seen that transcript. it's still classified, and i'm wondering why not. you said that's a game changer that one transcript. >> it certainly has the potential to be. why you haven't seen it yet, i am lost. i am clueless. it is not that level of classification that's going to impact relationships with our allies. it goes to a fundamental preset we have in this country when there is information and information tending to show a person did not commit a crime, that that information is every bit as important as anything so the transcripts are important for two reasons. number one, to buttress that fundamental preset but also,

. >> we have trey gowdy, and of course trey gowdy is on. >> of course, if chaffetz is on, it's gowdy. >> this guy owes me. he owes me and i'm going to milk that for everything that it's worth. have a good show. >> jason: i'm jason chaffetz and for laura ingraham and this "the ingraham angle" from washington. after two weeks, there's no sign that the democratic fanatics and the liberal media has calling trump racist and former house oversight chairman trey gowdy is here with who fired peter strzok. you will want to hear this, nobody has heard it before. plus, new questions tonight about how millionaire jeffrey epstein died, and it could it have been prevented? sounds like there's some breaking news that trace gallagher also has that we will be getting into later in the show. former fbi and department of justice officials are here to weigh in. also, high school tennis star suing over religious discrimination. her father is here for a "the ingraham angle" exclusive. but, first, it's been two weeks and counting, and if you thought the democrats would tone down a vicious race baiting, thin

we're back with former south carolina congressman trey gowdy.f the house oversight committee, he is now a fox news contributor and congressman, i want to ask you about a conversation you and i had a couple of months ago which really went viral after we talked about it and it was about talking about an informant having a conversation with george papadopoulos which you actually saw the track represent and we have not seen that transcript. it's still classified, and i'm wondering why not. you said that's a game changer that one transcript. >> it certainly has the potential to be. why you haven't seen it yet, i am lost. i am clueless. it is not that level of classification that's going to impact relationships with our allies. it goes to a fundamental preset we have in this country when there is information and information tending to show a person did not commit a crime, that that information is every bit as important as anything so the transcripts are important for two reasons. number one, to buttress that fundamental preset but also, think about al

and our trade was in a scuffle with a police officer and that trey is the safest. and way he told me my brother did well just not tell him this. and his words were. we thought you would have seen it on t.v. . good afternoon the decision is a 31 year old male by the name of don tre hamilton now in the course of our investigation into his background we have learned that this is not his 1st experience with the walky police department as recently as last year moves on thursday afternoon chiefs lives 1st words were i don't want to demonize this man. but he was. homeless a robber and all these type of things that he was one other events he's been arrested for armed robbery for disorderly conduct he was diagnosed with schizophrenia and until recently according to his grieving family they've been acting strange and they stick to this mental health issue because when you hear mental health you think crazy so if they can put in people's mind said that this was a crazy person who attacked the officer then they feel that they have leverage within the community we have violentl

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thanks, trey. president trump met with top security officials this afternoon to consider a long-awaited peace deal with the taliban terrorists in afghanistan. kevin cork has reaction to the details from the president's vacation compound in new jersey. >> nearly two decades, president after president america's fighting fors have waged war in afghanistan. under the belief that better to fight them there so we needn't fight them here. after thousands of lives and hundreds of billions of dollars president trump wants them to come home why today's briefing can prove to be among the most pivotal of his presidency. u.s. negotiators including special envoys who conducted several rounds of talks with taliban leaders were expected to lay out a plan that would end the longest war in american history. >> we've been there 19 years. we're not really, let's put it this way, we're more policemen than anything else. that's not for us. >> that is the president earlier this month expressing a belief that many of his

in jerusalem covering as this unfolds, trey. >> planning a major attack against the country, iran's going to use killer drones to target israelis according to israeli defense forces, less than an hour after the strike, netanyahu says they have no unity anywhere, if someone rises up to kill you, kill them first, iran has denied that any forces were hit last night as syrian-state media said assad regime air defenses actually took town multiple hostile targets and war monitoring group said one iranian and two iranian hezbollah militants were killed in air strike, today hezbollah leadership is warning of military response and according to response two israeli drones crashed with one exploding and causing damage to hezbollah headquarter. multifront war with iran and proxies could erupt any moment, prime minister netanyahu says his forces are preparing for any scenario. >> i want to emphasize this is iran's initiative, it is iran's command and it is iran's mission. i want to stress that we will not tolerate attacks on israel from my country in the region. any state that will allow use of

she said -- >> trey yingst reporting live outside the grandmother's home in the west bank. trey? >> trace, the family of congress woman rashida talib says they're disappointed that she won't be visiting but their support her decision. we spoke with her grandmother in the west bank and a few uncles that said that this was something that -- a larger thing for the palestinian people. they showed her statement to me on facebook. they were interested in what the american people thought about this, but for them, they said they just wanted to see their family member. all of this after the israeli government did offer the congresswoman a humanitarian visa to visit her grandmother in the west bank. she turned that down after a series of political statements going back and forth overnight. the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, making a statement. the president tweeting two times yesterday. also congresswoman ilhan omar, that was supposed to travel to the region with congress woman rashida talib making statements about this issue. the family here in the west bank tried to avoid the politi

joining me now for a reaction to all of this is former congressman and fox news contributor trey gowdy. i served with mr. gowdy on the congress and it was a pleasure to do so and try, i appreciate you coming here. i love the glasses. it's a good look. it's a good look. >> i love you too jason. >> jason: you have read through the report. you have dealt personally with mr. director called me over a series of years. what's your take away from what mr. horowitz concluded? >> he is a two-time offender. remember horowitz also is deemed for his handling of the clinton email investigations and how he gets dinged in the other major cases handled in 2016. i never said comey would or should go to jail. i'm certainly not going to apologize to anyone who violated fbi and department of justice policies, who violated an employment agreement, who shared sensitive information about an ongoing investigation, who sent classified information to an unauthorized person and then had amnesia when the fbi came to his home to try to retrieve government property. i'm not going to apologize but i will give him a

trey yingst is outside her grandmother's house in the west bank. trey? >> melissa, that's right. we are in the west bank outside of the house of congresswoman rashida tlaib's grandmother. this was the location among many of the congresswoman was going to visit when she traveled to the reason. i was going to show a bit of the scene by dispute it's a quiet, small village in the west bank where she was coming to visit. we have spoken with the family about the news she will be coming. they say they support her statement today. one of them pulling it up online and showing it to me and saying that this is what they feel is best. moving forward, i want to give you a little bit about what led up to the situation in the decision by the congresswoman not to come to the west bank and visit her family. on thursday the israeli government made a decision not to grant regular visas to representatives ilhan omar and rashida tlaib. at which point the israeli said that tlaib could apply for humanitarian visa because she was going to come visit her elderly grandmother here in the west bank. origina

-- had pushed trey to be more civically minded. he was, but he always kept saying, oh, mom, later. he did united way, for sure n a big way with microsoft, but i'm going to give away my money later. but i think she knew that then. and the other thing she said at the end of that letter, which is an incredibly beautiful letter, identify kept that and my own mom's from the bridal luncheon, she said i hope you love your bill as much as i've loved mine. >> that's ooh nice. that's super nice. well, she did die the following year -- >> within six months of us getting married, yeah. >> and within the two year time frame, bill sr. had stepped forward and begun to do what i call the largest checkbook kitchen table philanthropy for you in that he would take in ideas and offers and proposals and review them and consider them and send the best over to you to look at on sunday afternoon with bill, with trey. and then i joined in '97. but you know the line about carpenters that to a carpenter every problem is a nail? well, we were technocrats. we

trey yingst with the latest. >> hey, molly, something that was plan today hit israeli citizens, they to go launch a major attack against their country, now iran's revolutionary yard was going killer drones benjamin netanyahu tweeted, iran has no immunity anywhere. if someone rises up to kill you, kill them first, iran denied any forces were hit last night as syrian state media side assad regime air defenses took down multiple hostile targets, war monitoring group said that one iranian and two iranian hezbollah militants were killed in israeli strike, today hezbollah is warning of military response in response to drones that crashed overnight with one exploding and causing explosion in hezbollah office. prime minister netanyahu said forces are preparing for any scenario. >> ii want to emphasize this is iran's initiative, it is iran's command and iran's mission, i want to stress that we will not tolerate attacks on israel from any country in the region, any state that will allow use of territory for attacks against israel will bear the consequences and i stress the state will bear the

trey yanks reporting live from jerusalem. >> shep, the israeli government making last-minute decision from banning these congresswoman from entering the country. the band coming from and it's really lot back in 2017 that says basically anyone who is entering the country who encouraged the boycott and sanctions also noted as the bds movement would not be allowed entry. representative omar released a statement a short time ago saying "sadly this is not a surprise given the public position of netanyahu, who was sick consistently denied peace efforts, limited public knowledge of the brutal realities of the occupation and aligned himself with folks like donald trump." representative rashida also released a statement saying the israeli government a sign of weakness. netanyahu also released a statement saying the intent of these women was to hurt israel. the most striking statement came from the u.s. investor to israel who said the united states government actually supports the decision by the israelis not to allow these other members of the united states government into the country. >> shep

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trey angst is there.hey will release the tanker as early as tonight after the united states justice department put out a warrant to seize the vessel. it was rejected by the government of british territory since they are bound by eu law. they changed the name of the ship from the grace one to dario one, shows the tanker flying iranian flag. the iranian tanker was taken into british custody as it was suspected trying to smuggle 2.1 billion barrels of oil to syria. tensions do remain high in the persian gulf after a summer filled with attacks by iran and iranian proxies on western oil tankers and infrastructure. iran's foreign minister mohammed zarif spoke in kuwait where he promote ad iranian proposal for regional nonaggression agreement. despite claims about de-escalation the rhetoric between iran and washington continues as the international community tries to strengthen the strait of hormuz. >> they are not taking our ships, they are taking them from this country, from that country, but you know what? ve

live from bureau, trey. >> arthel, iranian oil tanker set to be released by british authorities in the strait of gilbratar as early as tonight this as the united states justice department issued warrant to seize the vessel, they are bound by eu law, iran changed the name of the ship from the grace 1 to adriÁn 1, the tanker flying an iranian fly n early july tanker was taken into british custody as it was suspected of trying to smuggle 2.1 million-barrels of oil to syria, in response iranians took the british flag into their custody where it remains, tensions do remain high in persian gulf after summer filled with attacks by iran or iranian proxies on western oil tankers and infrastructure. iran's foreign minister spoke in kuwait where he promoted iran own nonaggression agreement, rhetoric between iran and washington continues as they try to continue strait of hormuz. >> you look at the straits, they are not taking our ships, they are taking them from that country, this country. very important, we have very few ships going there nimg because we don't need that oil. >> raised more tensio

trey yingst is in that part of the world to bring us up to speed. what is the immediate reaction where you are in jerusalem to all of this? >> harris, the israeli government making this last-minute decision to ban these two congresswomen from entering the country. representatives ilhan omar and rashida tlaib were scheduled to visit palestinian territories on friday. the focus here is that these two representative's were suspected of promoting the boycott divest sanctions, or bds, movement. the members will be denied access in accordance to an obscure 2017 law in israel that allows those who encourage actions within the movement to be barred. wishing to visit israel is really per minister benjamin netanyahu was consulted on this decision. he said that it represents had a sole purpose to strengthen the boycott and delegitimize israel. reports indicate that israel officials informed leadership wednesday night about the decision. just last month, israeli ambassador to the united states, ron dermer, said his country would not block anyone from traveling

trey is there to tell us where things stand right now. trey. >> the scheduled and now cancelled visit of two u.s. congresswomen to the middle east sparked a fiery debate about the role the united states should play in the israeli-palestinian conflict. >> rashida talib turned down an offer to travel to israel on a humanitarian visa last night after being denied standard entry to israel along with omar, talib sign add letter to the interior ministry saying she would not promote a boycott of the jewish state if she was allowed to visit. this morning, a humanitarian exception was made for the purposes of visiting her elderly grandmother in the west bank. shortly after, talib tweeted, quote, silencing me and treating me like a criminal is not what she wants for me. i decided to visit my grandmother under these oppressive conditions stands against everything i believe in, fighting against racism, oppressi oppression, and injustice. it sparks criticism among politicians who said talib was using the ordeal for self-promotion. thousands of miles s

because of trey but also because of the possibility that the chinese government could use violent force to put down the protesters. >> travelers coming into sfo said the protest delayed flights for more than a day. >> i was in the airport for more than 30 hours. >> in the bay area airport, signs of support from students at uc berkeley. and then there's this, >> we are putting on a yellow helmet and also masks, and goggles in solidarity with the people of hong kong. >> allen chang was born and raised there and is raising an effort. >> what we are seeing is hong kong people, defending their rights. >> hong kong was once a british colony but an agreement signed by britain and china over how hong kong would revert to chinese cologne control, spelled out, some say china is taking away. >> china is narrowing the range of civil rights, tightening control. >> david lefton is an author, he is concerned that the current situation could further damage you as china relations. >> if china were to now use force either brought in from the mainland itself or garrison in hong kong to quell this, this wo

>> dana: all right, trey, thank you very much. me now is veteran national political journalist and president of trust scott brockman. i haven't seen you in awhile. you left washington, d.c. moved back to detroit. and we were going to have you on to talk about democrats and media criticism. but this story is breaking. what's it like for congress woman talib in detroit? what kind of reaction to this decision might you have in that city? >> well, first of all, i work in representative talib's district. i can imagine people are thinking anti-semitit folks are wrong, but two wrongs don't make a right. reaction to the remarks she made and the policy she holds should not be the president of the united states advocating against two american citizens, much less two members of congress, advocating against their right to travel to another country. that's beyond the norm. that's the kind of behavior we have never seen out of a president before and hopefully we won't see again. for israel, there's a lot of people in her district who support is

jon: trey, thank you. is growing at the pentagon that isis is mounting a comeback in syria despite the recent capture of all of its territory. lucas tomlinson explains what is behind the resurgence. >> you'll be hearing about the caliphate, it's 100% defeated. >> reporter: in march the white house declared all isis territory recaptured, but a new pentagon report says the terrorist group could be coming back in syria and returning to roots in iraq. at a refugee camp in northeast syria, there are 45,000 isis supporters and family members with minimal security watching over them according to the report. it also says the iraqi military, quote: lacked the hold forces in areas recaptured from isis, and u.s.-backed fighters in syria also, quote, lacked personnel. 10,000 isis fighters remain detained in syria, but many countries are reluctant to take the foreign fighters back. secretary of state mike pompeo has not read the report but said the president is not letting his guard down. >> this administration is incr

brad. >> bret: trey yingst on the ground in northern israel, thank you.elderly american, take care of one, or even no one, please pay particular attention to our next story. if tonight the federal government is talking about a growing threat, people using a w way to separate seniors from their money. here's correspondent david >> the fcc out within the warming today. scammers are using sophisticated and convincing technology to target elderly consumers. >> don't answer the phone if it comes from the spoof number. if you do answer the phone, do not give out personal information, hang up immediatel immediately. >> chairman and chief i oversee the fcc and is urging those with medicare to pay close attention to colors prime for personal information. sometimes the other end of a line is a recording, but many times with a live person that begins with a conversational approach. >> yes, we understand you just got a new medicare card, can we see her number just to confirm it? that's the kind of thing that lures in unsuspecting consumers. >> medicare will never cal

we don't need more laws as trey gowdy said. happen is, you know, these shooters are going after the low hanging fruit. so they are going after soft targets. and if they even had a background check on either one of these individuals, it wouldn't have stopped, they would have been able to acquire the guns that they did. steve: evy, we see that reportedly the he will pass so shooter from the dallas area looked like he left a hate-filled manifesto online on one of those web sites and in fact one of the founders of the website said just close down the website, that's ridiculous. >> shooter also typically communicate in some way a threat or people would have been informed by shooters. i think -- look, at the end of the day, we are all responsible as a community. we all have to be aware of the people around us, not just in our communities but in our homes. steve: sure. joe? i will give you 15 seconds to summarize if we can get our heads around what we have seen. >> this is a very big mental illness problem. officers are expected to ha

trey turner went on the yard. the giants were 2 and 10. they lost 5-3. john lester got hit by the a train in chicago. this is hiworst start since 2012. the new kid on the block had a three run jack. this is part of an eight run second inning for the a's. in the fourth, this is stephen connecting for three run blast. that made it 11-0. the a's have the record of 10 players with 10+ homeruns in the season. they are a half-game back from tampa in the wildcard race. hard knocks premiered. feelings were mixed on whether players and coaches plan to watch. >> are you going to watch hard knocks? >> oh yes, for sure, this time around. >> some guys might put it on. what do you call when you record and watch it you >>> he will be the star. there is no question. >> they are looking for a star. tonight state you was apparently not very good. jon gruden needs to step up. they wanted more jon gruden. they should follow him around. >> >>> - [announcer] the following is a sponsored presentation for the nv real estate academy's fortunes in flipping system. (bass warbling)

chief made the decision based on this officer not following procedures and not some of the ending trey's life and i think that was a good decision. but you still want to sox to face criminal charges. good evening ladies and gentlemen and our police commissioner i'm here today on behalf of my police to present the eligibility of the appointments to police officers who stand here before you as a diverse and not proud of the chiefs actions i think the chief was a coward nowhere in this entire nation and certainly not in the city at any officer ever been fired for something called coach considerations. i have been pleading that our officers need to work in town should we any have band with another officer maybe it would have never happened because individuals saw that there's 2 of them is only one of me i'm not going to fight this situation. probably any other officer would have had the individual not of bulky coat maybe the hands are in and out of pockets and the actions of that individual caused the situation become what it became. chief when terminated our brother officer. the firing was

authorities arrested this man trey hallman in antioch this afternoon. >>> an east bay family could beut of a home after they say an online home rental scam wiped out their savings. what makes the scam so unusual, the victim says the scammer knew the smart lock code to the home and was letting unaware families tour the property. elizabeth says it all starts when she found a richmond house for rent on craigs list. she said the man she believed was the landlord told her he lived in southern california but sent her a smart lock code so she could tour the house. after touring the home, she wired the man nearly 2,000 bucks as a deposit. she realized she'd been ripped off when the landlord stopped responding and the house showed up on a real estate site. >> my daughter was like what happened and now i have to tell her we don't have nhe actually department is making history. for the first time ever, san jose's police chief raised the rainbow flag over his department. community leaders call it a 180. they say this was a time when the police doors were closed to the lgbtq community. chief eddie

and everyone was huddled under the trey. the six people hurt thankfully do not have life threatening injuries. right now we know all the players have been pulled off the golf course. round three was suspended for the day. it will pick back up tomorrow morning. >> let's get more on this whole situation down there, rob mayeda joining us with the explanation rob. >> a weather delay a the thunderstorms moved into atlanta. typically this happens this time of year with the daytime heating and the heating in place. the thunderstorms fire up. on the golf course one of the last places to be on the thunderstorms is outdoors and especially near taller objects where you leader coming down fom the main cloud above and you get a positive extremer from the taller objects that's where the connection is made. we get that bolt of lightning down the channel. and for the trees that get impacted you get a steam explosion and burns at the impact site. keep in mind it's atlanta in the serene u.s. seeing most of the thunderstorms this time of year.

authorities arrested 25-year-old trey holman in antioch this afternoon. >>> a followup to the wildfire burning in shasta county. firefighters have made pretty good progress in preventing it from spreading. it's 40% contained. you see some of the roaring flames in the video right there. fire started yesterday morning. at least seven structures have been destroyed including three homes. here's a look at where the fire is burning, near bear mountain road north of bella vista. the north side is the most challenging because of the high winds and rocky terrain. >> more than a dozen 2020 presidential candidates descended on san francisco today for the democratic national committee summer meeting. all had a pitch and a plan for defeating president trump, but they pointed out they may have to overcome heated disagreemented withdisagreements with their own party. christie smith explains. >> reporter: each candidate really had to get to it today. they had less than ten minutes to stand up before the crowd and make their case. and most stuck with a familiar platform and moved on to outlining their

you change the hair to white and slim it up just a little bit it would be a good impersonation of trey gowdy. but we'll leave that one for now. so anyway, i'm trying to figure out what kind of speech to give tonight. and the -- the dirty little secret is that i don't give really good political speeches. i can't do what henry just did. i can't give the real good rousing speech. i give good geeky speeches that put people to sleep. i don't give witty speeches. i can't do what tim does which bring a tear to your eye and i don't have good hair like tim. i figure to have fun with the people back home and the several people who are watching on c-span. [laughter] but then i start to realize and my staff always helps remind me of this, i'm a budgets geek. i'm still the director of office of management and budget. the one thing about budget people is we don't have a sense of humor. my family reminded me of this. the triplets are 19 now. several years ago they were 7 or 8 years ole. we were sitting at the dinner table. i said something extraordinary witty. it was monty python and little jonathan

to new york to speak to legendary pink floyd front man roger waters about whether the actions of trey'sa made all trump and then an merino against a son just symptomatic of rogue states. roger thanks for coming on the show let's just start with what went through your mind when you saw the pictures of his sons being dragged out of the ecuadorian embassy in london by british police we had been warned for several days because wiki leaks had got wind of the fact that they were going to actually do this but to see them physically carrying him out. special under no special branch as pows and putting him in that van and driving him away was absolutely chilling to think that the u.k. has become such a willing accomplice and satellites of the american empire that it would do such a thing in contravention of all lords moral ethical and actual legal restrictions is absolutely stunningly appalling and makes me ashamed to be an englishman i know you have campaigned against environmental destruction in ecuador under the lenin merino administration what do you think is behind the decision to let u.k.

prime minister trey's i'm a minority government leader said in parliament we should welcome the arrest of julian a son jus a political refugee identity card and obviously she knew of the u.s. extradition request should we welcome it. and expressed extreme plans to expel an. ready embassy. because i would be arrested and possibly the states so i don't think that is a good development and should be extremely concerned about it you wanted to see him when he was inside the ecuadorian embassy just like your colleague the special rapporteur on previously just tell me why you weren't able to see him and now whether you're going to perhaps visit him in belmarsh prison in south east london known to some as the kind of guantanamo of britain. well the 1st time mostly visit to the embassy and to assign in the embassy and areas for a look or a sort of kindness of april now that's what we're hearing a long way from now and was surprised and shocked to see the rest and before we could actually visit him there yes i heard another process of making an official request of the british authorities to be a

authorities arrested 25-year-old trey hallman this afternoon. >>> follow up to that wildfire burning in shasta county. firefighters have made good progress from preventing fire from burning. it's burned 600 acres. it's 40% contained. seven structures have been destroyed including three homes. that heat and low humidity working against firefighters at this point. >> wind also a factor. >> right now we're at a hot of 101 degrees. humidity is down to 16%. some very dry air. winds not extremely gusty out of the south at 11 with gusts up to 20. as the wind direction change that's challenging firefighters today. the smoke is blowing off towards shasta lake at this point. tomorrow we keep south winds with us. gusts to about 20 and a hot 97 degrees. we'll have more details in about 15 minutes. >>> see you then, jeff. new at 6:00, a milestone moment for a town trying to rise from the ashes of the deadliest fire in california's history. just over an hour from now, paradise high school varsity football team will play their first real home game since last year's devastating campfire. cheryl, ene

the suspect is trey halman. 150 formally homeless hathis is permanent supportive housing development.iving in the complex. one woman who was homeless for 20 years pressures the new stability. >> i can take showers, i feel safe. i can have privacy and be alone with my husband. i don't feel like a criminal. >> the complex features 128 studios and 61 bedroom apartments. >>> a city councilman was in the area and went in to help. that councilman wants to get the city to improve that intersection. >> we're happy to say that pedestrian that was struck here is home from the hospital and doing much better. now a local city councilman wants to see the city make this intersection safer. >> 45th and holler street in emeryville an intersection that is chaotic. >> you will see people not stop, they will roll through the intersect. >> he was crossing hollis, he was trying to cap a bus. as he crossed a truck struck him. he was in a car a few feet away and ran over. >> he was losing in his hands. >> she's grateful he stoppether and was able to hold my dad's hand. >> the driver may have been distracted

trey? >> what role did tech logical superiority play when it came to the combat operations from tarawa onward? did it play a significant role because it doesn't seem to be the case we were ever repulsed as the japanese would have hoped. >> it's a great question. in many ways the amphibious forces of the united states whether it be marine or army would demonstrate increased proficiency throughout it war. and tarawa provided a lot of you could say lessons about how to do that job better of amphibious assault. but the japanese recalibrate, too. the japanese would discover that if you leave your troops along the beach in concentration the americans are going to blast them into smith renes. and so what we'll see is that as american forces become correspondingly more lethal and proficient in part because of better technology but also in part because of better training and prowess and familiarity with how all of these moving parts fit together better, the japanese also change their tactics, too, t

i noticed that peter strzok failed to mention bob mueller as trey gowdy pointed out.ndy mccabe doing? why are people still investigating whether to charge with andy mccabe. gowdy is a lawyer, listen. >> right. but the head of those allegedly 13 angry democrats also fired him. bob mueller fired him. jim comey, who is no fan of the person you're talking to right now, when we deposed him, he would have gotten rid of peter strzok if he had known about the texts. peter strzok need blame no one other than himself for writing what he wrote. he was unfit to investigate either of the presidential candidates. how this is going to turn out i don't know. it is d.c. i don't know what a jury will do with it. he is unfit for law enforcement. whoever fired him, i guess chris wray, i'm sure chris did not do it because of pressure from president trump f that were the case, mick mulvaney would have been fired a long time ago. steve: can you imagine if he gets his job back, he goes back to the fbi. ainsley: he will not. steve: i'm just saying, can you imagine. brian: let's see if he has