ask your doctor about eliquis. >>> tulsa, oklahoma, has known tough times. life in tornado alley. its cultural influences include the wild west and big oil. inside the tulsa county jail, those same thick and often heavily tattooed skins are always on display. lester stokes will soon leave the jail to serve six years in prison as a prospect for the irish mob, a rapidly growing gang he hopes will provide him protection. >> irish people eat better than everybody else. >> proving irish heritage, however, is not a requirement for membership. >> my mom has red hair and i figured people with red hair usually are from ireland, right? irish people. i don't know where my family is from. i've never tracked my family tree. >> what is this? >> mayonnaise. >> what the -- >> we never get mayonnaise. >> [ bleep ]. i don't trust it. >> i know. >> i don't trust it. >> but stokes knows for long-term happiness he will need more than his gang. >> my daughter will only be 11 or 12 years old when i get out. the oldest one. i might still be able to be a dad. but i'd have to stop al

back when i was mayor of tulsa and george bush was vice president, he came to oklahoma, to tulsa, oklahoma, to do a fundraiser. it was a fundraising event. now, my wife, in spite of her reputation to the contrary, is a pretty shy person. at these events, she always insists -- if we are going to be at the head table, she insists she is going to be seated next to me at the head table. not insecure, none of that stuff. nonetheless, this is something she got in her head a long time ago and has always wanted that. anyway, she looked at the head table at this occasion that we had. this is when george bush came to tulsa, oklahoma, to participate in a fundraiser. she snuck up there and she looked at the head table, the nametags, and came back to me and said you can't do that. you're not seated next to me. i have got to be seated next to you. and i said well, who are you seated next to? she said george bush. well, apparently some one of the security guys went back and told george bush about that, so he came up to her, behind her, and he -- i always remember he put his arm around her and he said i d

. >> reporter: mcdonald douglas closed its plant in nearby tulsa. kumer, a machinist, had worked there 29 years. >> and all of a sudden, the loudspeaker come on, and it said, attention. mc donnell altadena douglas will close i60 days we stopped and looked at each other and thought, what in the world? to me that was just like you'd walked up and slapped me in the face. >> reporter: because all your plans -- >> all my dreams were going out the door. >> reporter: he was 56 years old with an 8th grade education and one year shy of a full pension. they have never recovered. over the years they burned through retirement savings, downsized their house and life-style, but still have a mortgage they can never payoff. the average american over 65 lives in about $4,100 a month. with his walmart checks, their social security and his partial pension, tom and ellen k, mer live in around $3100 a month. more than a thousand dollars less than the national average. >>> is this the retirement that you imagined? >> no, no. >> reporter: tom's wife of 63 years has four h

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the lowest in tulsa, oklahoma.iesel fell 9 cents a gallon over the past two weeks. >>> meantime, a bail hearing is scheduled today for the chinese electronics giant huawei. she was arrested december 1st in canada at the request of the united states. she faces accusations that she misled banks about huawei's control of an operation in iran. yesterday, china summoned the u.s. ambassador to protest her arrest. in court documents she argued that she should be released while waiting an extradition hearing because of her longstanding ties to canada and health conditions. >>> tokyo prosecutors reportedly indicted nissan motor company along with its ousted chairman ghosn. he was arrested on suspicion of underestimating his compensation by $88 million over five years. he's also expected to be charged for underreporting his income for three more years. nissan itself was reportedly indicted today for making false statements in annual reports. >>> and "ralph breaks the internet" remained atop the box week.e for the third strai

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embarrassing photo but little did i know that 20 years later i would have the privilege of going to tulsaoklahoma, to hang out with hanson and learn about their beer company. i may have shared an adult beverage or two with the hanson boys. >> before there was a shark tank there was the "your business" elevator pitch. starting from the very first show in 2006. many have gone on to do great things but the first year some were a little unusual. >> top shot chest protector, i wear it when i play soccer. if it can handle that hitting you or an elbow, then it can handle a soccer ball. >> i'm here today to show you my invention which is a fish scaler. i can clean the fish in 30 second or less. >> i make a patented inflatable air bag. >> oh. >>> i cannot tell you how much work all of those people put into this show. they have traveled around the country finding the best stories, sought out the smartest experts and created this beautiful set and edited everything together every week. this was a team who has truly been dedicated to our mission of helping business owners and we were in essence our l

. >> reporter: in 1994, mcdonnell douglas closed its plant in nearby tulsa. coomer, a machinist, had worked there for 29 years. >> and all of a sudden, a loud speaker came on and it said, "attention, mcdonnell douglas will close in 60 days." and i mean, we stopped and looked at each other and thought, "what in the world?" to me, that was just like you walked up and slapped me in the face. >> reporter: because all your plans-- 56 all my dreams were just then going out the door. >> reporter: he was 56 years old with an eighth-grade education, and one year shy of a full pension. rsnancially, the coomers have never recovered. yer years, they burned through retirement savings, downsized their house and lifestyle, but still have a mortgage they can never pay off. the average american over 65 lives on about $4,100 a month. with his walmart checks, their social security, and his partial pension, tom and ellen coomer live on around $3,100 a month, more than $1,000 less than the national average. is this the retirement that you ?magined? >> no, no. >> reporter: tom's w

and a tornado watch including dallas, up to oklahoma city, and through tulsa. over 12 million people in the threat zone. that red zone gets through new orleans in the morning, and will be even through atlanta. tornadoes possible, even hail and big winds, rain getting to d.c. and richmond. at least half of the weekend will be a washout here, and heavy snow in the plains. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> and now to president trump in argentina for the g-20 meetings, after learning his personal fixer has flipped. the president joining world leaders, including saudi arabia's crown prince and vladimir putin. the two leaders who have been defended by president trump. but that meeting with putin and the president, abruptly cancelled. jonathan karl is in argentina tonight. >> reporter: in argentina today, an epic greeting. the russian president and the saudi crown prince, two men portrayed as supervillain dictators, were all smiles. donald trump at that moment in the background. he had abruptly cancelled a one-on-one meeting with vladimir putin, citing russia's aggression

. >> reporter: oklahoma has already declared a state of emergency and now tulsa is scrambling to reschedulets christmas parade. >> in the 92-year history, the parade has only been canceled once during world war ii. >> the big concern now is the snow and ice in parts of the plains, missouri and eventually north carolina. we'll have the forecast in just a moment. >>> could be another jittery day on wall street. the government releases the jobs report and the market is coming off a wild day thursday. the dow lost nearly 800 points but bounced back when hearing that the fed may slow down interest rate increases. president trump also tweeted china's confident a trade deal can be reached within 90 days but there is new tension because of the arrest of a top chinese tech executive in canada at the request of the u.s. she's accused of trying to evade sanctions in iran. china is demanding she be released. >>> president trump's expected to announce his pick for attorney general as soon as next week. he reportedly intends to nominate william barr who's held the post before during the first bush admini

little did i know that 20 years later, i would have the privilege of going to tulsa, oklahoma, to hang out with hanson and learn about their beer company. i may have even shared an adult beverage or two with the hanson boy boys. >> before there was a shark tank in its derivatives, there was the "your business" elevator pitch starting from our very first show in 2006. a lot of them have gone on to do some very great things. >> i wear it all the time, wherever i play soccer, and if it can handle that hitting you, or an elbow, it can handle a soccer ball. >> i'm here today to show you my invention, which is a fish scaler. i'm capable of scaling and cleaning the finish within 30 seconds or less. >> my company makes a patented inflatable air bag. >> oh! ♪ >> i cannot tell you how much work all of those people put into this show. they've traveled around the country, finding the best stories, sought out the smartest efforts, created this beautiful set and edited everything together, every week. this was a team who has truly been dedicated to our mission of helping business owners. and we were

louis, back around tulsa, even winter precipitation just to the west of ft. worth. flood watches posted for the east coast. let's time it out. heavy rain, georgia in the morning. car lie olinas in the afternoon. getting over north carolina, virginia, where there's still snow from this week's storm. heavy rain getting into d.c. and new york. might stall here over the weekend, leading for a messy weekend in the northeast. david? >> rob marciano tonight. thank you. >>> a real scare at a middle school in indiana today. police racing to a school after they were tipped off an armed teenager was on his way to the school, too. they arrived at the same time. the boy then shot his way into the school, and there was an exchange of gunfire before the student took his own life. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: the panic and chaos unfolding at this indiana middle school at about 8:00 this morning, when a 14-year-old boy with a gun. >> rescue and all medics, need you to stage in the area. we have school shooting, dennis middle school. >> reporter: investigators say they got a

>> i play a beauty pageant coach if tulsa, ruthless, determined, demanding. >> stephen: got to be. be. but it's a world which fascinates me because, on it's very fluffy and frivolous, but it's a real, real fractured character i play, and then -- i think the clip of the show is me with my new future pageant queen, and i'm just training her with a big argument with my sister, who i was from the other side of the tracks and i scrubbed up really well. >> stephen: jim? order some takeout. good. i'm starving. >> you're not allowed restaurant food. we're not even hungry, we already had senorita tacos. it was grade d meat, and we loved it! ( bang ) ( sigh ) >> my family fights a lot, too. samantha, one thing you will figure out during our training is that, although learning how to speak well is important, learning when not to speak at all is even more so. ( applause ) >> stephen: soundm. kind of true, right. >> stephen: yeah. so lovely to see you. >> so lovely to be here. >> stephen: "queen america" airs sundays on facebook watch. catherine-zeta jones, everybody! we'll be right back with l

that was the top search globally and in the tulsa zoo states. specifically in the states, hurricane florence which hit north and south carolina in september came in second, rapper and record producer mac miller and anthony bower dane and a singer rounded up the top 5. >>> and a proposed tax for text messaging, what it means for anyone with a cellphone. >>> taxing your texting, the california public utilities commission is proposing to charge a fee for texting on cell phones. >> we got mixed reactions for a proposal for a text tax, some people are skeptical while others are all for it. the california public utilities commission is discussing the tax at a voting next month. they want to clarify rules whether they're surchargible or not. the proposal they're going to vote on conclusion, it's surchargible. they vote on it january 10th. here's some background, in the 1990s, the federal government and states created public purchase programs. the money helps fund programs to make phone services more accessible for those who are low income and other ass

it's f iud al and some 800 to tulsa zoo workser --,000 workers are affected. >> when i think about the people being shut down, the inconvenience, furloughed and people not being able to pay their rent or buy toys for their kids at christmas, to say that, i just, from the president, i thought it was very unfortunate. >> now, the federal employees are always reimbursed for that time. in the meantime as we get closer and closer to christmas, that may focus minds around here. a lot of lawmakers want to go home for the holidays. back to you. >>> before you go, it seems like the border wall is creating a wall between republicans and democrats, is there any kind of possible compromise. it seems they're standing firm on this. >> democrats seem 0 and republicans want $57 billion. they could meet in the middle at $2.5, of the republicans want the border wall built and democrats, they don't want any funds towards it. >>> the time stuff 6:08, the walnut creek stipulate council will extend an agreement which allows a delivery robot pilot program to keep operate being, they'll extend an agreement wi

. >> you never think it's going to be close to tulsa zoo. >> the suspect is being hemmed at san mateo county jail. he has yet to face formal charges. >>> and united playas is taking back guns. $100 is being offered for a handgun and $200 for an assault style weapon, no questions asked. >>> today the founder talked about the effect if the gun buy back has had? >> in san francisco, now, it, gun violence went down 33%, and the chief of police, scott, said he believes and i believe too that gun violence went down because of the contribution of if the gun buy backs. >> the last buy back in june brought in close to 200 firearms, many were destroyed t man who the top of a muni train last night was rescued by firefighters, but we're not sure how he actually got up there and why he was up there. however, we know with the rescue teams he was led down a ladder and was treated at the hospital for minor injuries, the castro station was which was temporarily closed is back open again >>> a santa fe family is -- a san jose family is asking for help to find their daughter's killer. they believe she w

coleman is joining us from tulsa, oklahoma. good morning. >> caller: yes. thank god for president trump preventing us from heading down the path of venezuela. the guest on your program praising the socialists like ma macron and trudeau, i bet he did not have the same objection whenever obama pulled the troops out of iraq. trump is saving us as a nation from the deep state that's now being uncovered and what we've had if hillary and people like your guest continued in control. >> we'll get a response. thank you, coleman. >> listen, i'm very proud of the position that i take as an american who has spent my career fighting for our country and involved with our country abroad as a diplomat and in the intelligence area. the fact of the matter is, look i understand the wearness of people like yourself who feel like the president is doing what is essential. whether you want to put labels on our allies that's your prerogative. i think president macron and prime minister trudeau represent two of the greatest alleys that the american people could have. the situation

host: let's hear from craig in tolls are, oklahoma. -- tulsa, oklahoma.caller: you can't have a country unless it has borders. a country does not exist at all without borders. as much as anyone can support the shutdown, i do. however, that is not the point. the point is not his wall. it is our wall. want him to follow the preamble of the constitution which is insured domestic tranquility. part of our defense is having borders. with domestic tranquility, it is no more drugs and no more illegal gangs coming in. trump is doing the right thing. i am tired of the emotional leader, maryut the and joseph tried to go to read -- he did. they are not reading the bible. there was a wall in egypt. were at thethers wall and some of them were jailed. host: why do you think it is a good strategy to use that as a mean to get it done? caller: in our time, other presidents have had to run up against this. that schumer is making this happen. it is his fault, as well as close it. blackant to use it to while the president and give negative statements about the president. host

. >> three days later on tuesday afternoon, christina's mom johnny, now living in tulsa, oklahoma, gotistina's friends. >> asking me if i heard from christina. i said no. why? she sent me back a message. her boss called me and said she never showed up for work. >> she hadn't shown for her shifts on saturday or tuesday. >> i immediately got a feeling in my stomach that i never had before. something's wrong. i sent christina a message on her phone and hunter. >> hunter. >> he never called me back. >> johnny called christina's dad. >> i asked her father if he heard from her. he said no. anna had not heard from her. i said something is wrong. >> mark, his wife, anna and sar sarah, her sister called friends. >> your oldest daughter, sarah, and she says to hunter have you seen christina. he hasn't since friday. >> right. he figured she was with us or with her mom. >> hunter, who is living with her, doesn't say anything? doesn't call you or sound the alarm? >> don't get me started. >> mark and anna continue to work the phones eventually reaching steven. >> her dad asked me if i had seen or he

and only maybe the old program in the nation called pay for success which works with a group out of tulsa called women in recovery. instead of having people that have been sentenced to prison, no to prison, we take those women into this recovery program, diversion care tech program. if they are successful in staying at a prison over so many years, we pay this nonprofit from the state fund because it's cheaper to pay them than pay $30,000 to dollars to keep someone in prison. that's the program we have. if those things will be there, the funding we educate people for the support and services and hopefully it will have a lasting effect. >> governor malloy. >> referencing the last time i had the microphone, three years ago i propose we treat 18, 19, 20-year-olds who commit most crimes as if they were juveniles which means you can have no record or part of the record upon reaching a certain age would be expunged. if he could do that would make a lot more progress in our country. one state has agreed, not mine. i hope with new majorities and amongst both republicans and democrats a new willing

i actually like someone, her name is tulsa gabbert. there is a good chance she will run. she is military. she brings patriotism back to the democratic party. she is very progressive on a lot of niece other issues. i think she is somebody who could catch fire and leave others behind. >> but you, the democrats, are always looking for that strong military figure with the military background you mentioned. they actually hate her position on syria. it is not john kerry's year again. they are not looking to square the circle with some hawkish democrat, are they? >> i think tulsi, unlike donald trump, was not afraid to actually visit a combat zone and see what it is and see things for herself. i think that that was something that can be explained pretty easily. i think once people actually hear her and give her an opportunity to explain herself, i think that she will resonate. >> okay. well, we'll see how that prediction holds up in that first debate in six months time. thanks a lot, jason. always good to see you. happy new year. >> happy new year to you, mark. >> thank you. >>>

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. >> let's say you're tulsa, oklahoma and i have no idea what they have now now, but if were you a mayor of tulsa, a mid sized city and looking at expanding, this is an oil, red state area, but you were going to try and diversify, you know, your transportation mix and energy use mix and bring in millennials who want to have bird and chart scooters around, what do you think the commitment is and how do you put that financial package together that works for you? >> what i would say, let me give you-- if i can shift from oake to virginia which is a real world example, we've got a public-private partnership with the commonwealth of virginia. we're building out ev infrastructure across the state in a way that some of the funding is coming from the volkswagen diesel-gate settlement on their side and some money from us. we are going to over the next three years billed that infrastructure across the state. we will then own it and operate it so that is sort of a beautiful thing. now, the way the business of charging works for a company like ours, like ev go is that we need to have an enough ev's

. >> it's a request from the minority, it's not an tulsa pina, it seems like roger stone performing a certain kind of recalcitrance for an audience of one at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >>> we have an acting attorney general mr. whittaker who is in a strange position. he's the subject of four lawsuits, that say he is not the rightful attorney general of the united states. he is unprecedented in being elevated to that position and serving as long as he has. he's concerned to either spy on, squeeze or terminate the mueller investigation. are there any conclusions you can draw from what congressman lieu was saying, what dan goldman was saying about that. >> i very much like congressman lieu's take on this, it's an indication that bob mueller believes his job is secure. i will say, chris that i learned how to be a federal prosecutor from working with bob mueller shoulder to shoulder for two years at the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. i think bob mueller is not even impacted by all the white noise going on around him, with respect to the appointment of whitaker, it may impact who he is brief

. >> say you are in tulsa, oklahoma. if you are in a midsize city and this is a red state area and you are trying to diversify your energy mix and bring in .illennials what do you think the commitment is and how do you put that financial package together? to virginia.shift we have a public-private partnership with virginia. we are building out the infrastructure in the state that some of the funding is coming , andvolkswagen settlement some of the money is coming from us. we will build that infrastructure across the state, we will own it and operate it. the way the business of charging work is for a company like ours is that we need to have enough giving us revenue. we need to build the for all of those cars are driving on the road so that people will buy the cars, then we need a public private partnership to do that. have lots of people on c-span watching right now. i am interested in what kind of steps you are doing -- many people look at easy as a playground of the rich. people who have a lot of money, resources this

that puts us in the 50s in memphis. 59 degrees, tulsa. 64, dallas., 11 degrees above average. as the storm system moves through this part of the country later today and tonight, that means it will be all rain. you go north, across the dakotas and northern minnesota and it will be much colder to support the snow. friday, 15 degrees, 16 degrees above average. we're looking for the warmth to move eastward as we go through the end of the week. that means for the east coast on friday, it will be warm enough for all-rain. washington, d.c., 60 degrees. by sunday, we drop into the 40s. boston goes from 53 on friday, down to 33 on sunday. that will be more typical for this time of year. this whole storm system is moving eastward, the one that's producing the snow. by the time it reaches the east coast, it will be a rainy day on friday. we're going to see rain from new england, stretching all the way back to the gulf coast, where the ground is saturated. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we start out with some cool temperatures, as you get ready t

that puts us in the 50s in memphis, 59 degrees tulsa, 64 degrees dallas.rm system moves rough this part of the country later today and tonight, that means it will be all rain. but you go a little farther north across the dakotas and northern minnesota it will be much colder to support the snow. friday in chicago 50 degrees. that's 16 we are looking for that to move eastward as we go thr end of the week. that means for the east coast on warmy it is going to be enough for all rain. washington, d.c. 60 degrees. by sunday we drop into the 40s. boston from 53 on friday down to 33 degrees on sunday. so that wil be more typical for this time of year. again this whole storm system is moving eastward. the one that's producing the snow through the midwest, by the time it reaches the east coast it will be a very rainy day on friday. and we are going to see rain rom new england stretching back to the gulf coast where the ground is saturated. that could lead to isolated flooding. that's a look at the weather across the country. he's a peak opeek out your wind coming t

craig in tulsa, oklahoma, you're next. >> caller: yes, it's an honor to speak to a kennedy, and i alwayspected -- he was almost a conservative in many ways. i want to point out that liberal politics, unfortunately in '68, it was a change for how we face war, it was the liberals that brought them the idea that it's like the femininization of war. eleanor roosevelt spoke to the mothers of the nation and said you may have to sacrifice your sons but we have to win. it was in '68, in liberal politics that brought on the idea, and there's nothing wrong with masculine or feminine, both good, you can't femme innize war. when we get ready to take an action, the first question, is when are we going to bring our boys home? there's nothing wrong with that, but it's not but we need to win. i think one thing about conservative politics, they say we have to win, and there may be sacrifice. that's realistic in, you know, the ugly thing of war. it's necessary sometimes. and i think a bad thing of liberal politics and they femininized it. look, we win, and yes we want our boys to come home, but it shouldn

. >>> up next,he new tulsa series "siminute marathon" with savannah.ily>> tradition. say waking up early on christmas morning. >> have you ever social media stalked anyone? >> lin-manuel miranda. >> you have? >> eyeah, so h you. >> that's right. what about you, barbara? have you ever social stalked anyone? >> yes. and they will remai nameless. >> oh, ex-boyfriend? >> she is like, stop me. >> i know. >> to watch the full episode and all of our digital series head to today.com to see all of that glory. >>> former first lady michelle obama stopped by "the tonight show" tuesday and joined simmy toprise a few unsuspecting guests on an nbc studios tour. take a look. >> happy holidays >> whoa! [ applause ] >> you mind if i get on? actually,ou know wha we'll take the next one. >> wait, wait, wait. i thought -- >> oh! cheers ] >> talk about the ride of tir lives. you can watch that full video at today.com also. >> they are like, wait, keep the door open. >> oh, my sh. michelle obama jump roping. >> i'm shoed people don't throw themselves out of the elevator. >>

by thursday, low 60s in tulsa. ty will drop to 39 degrees by thursday. so who is getting ari white mas this year? well, we are going to see it out in the rockies. the storm moving in from the west. the northern upper midwest and northern plains could see somel t snow by christmas morning and then across the northeast, especiallyreas used to lake effect snow could get that white christmas tomorrow. that's a look at the weather across thecountry. now here's a peek out your window. >> i'm meteorologist chuck bell. skies are clearing t. we'l be left with plenty of sunshine on your christmas eve day. temperatures in the upper 30s, now.0s a nice afternoon. northwest winds today. a bit of a breeze at times. you'll notic itor sure. daytime highs today in the 40s. mostly mid to upper 40 around town. christmas day tomorrow, waking up with temperatures below eezing. and a mostly cloudy and cold christmas day coming but no rai or snow. >>> and that's your latest . foreca >> dylan, thank you. >>> much, much more ahead on mornin

just in my own department i work for here in tulsa, oklahoma.ave contact with individuals, we cannot, you know, we don't ask them if they are here illegally, if they have papers or anything like that. now, if they're arrested, they are taken to our tulsa county jail where that process is started by the sheriff's deputies. we even in our own police department are not able to do it. yes, it varies from state-to-state, department to department, and it's a very frustrating situation at times. pete: absolutely it can have dangerous outcomes as we saw. here is some data of 2018 of gang affiliations across the country. we hear a lot about ms-13 because of their connection to drugs and really severe violence. this year these are apprehensions alone in 2018. ms-13, top the list. you see surenos there with 57. you say it's one of the largest nationwide gangs. >> that's correct, as far as hispanic street gangs go surenos and latin king are the largest in the u.s. that word means southerner. and started in los angeles there in southern california in the lat

thursday, low 60s in tulsa. on the flipside, dodge city will drop to 39 degrees by thursday.ear? we're going to see it out in the rockies. we have a storm moving in from the west. the northern, upper midwest and the northern plains, could see light snow by christmas morning. in the northeast, areas u >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're tracking rain for the bay area coming in teed starting with light showers. heavier rain to the north of us but we'll be moving closer going into late morning and early afternoon. we will have a chance of thunderstorms as we see waves of rain coming in, some of the heaviest downpours will be on for the evening commute and around sunset and tracking thunderstorms and gusty winds but it does taper off as we go into later on tonight. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. >>> much more ahead on this christmas eve morning, including some help, if you still have holiday shopping to do, like myself. we have solutions so simple, you don't have to leave the sofa. >> you still have a few hours, craig. >>> police, a grow

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david is in tulsa, oklahoma. caller: good morning.nd brett is on the line from searchlight, nevada. shutdown support the because i have seen border problems. the secretary of homeland has border patrol. they are not saying to build the whole wall across the border. the democrats are listening to people that do this for a living. drones or whatever. but give them a wall if they need one. the democrats should stop playing around with this. they've heard what these people have to say. they don't want to vote to keep our government going. have to quit fighting him do what is right for the american people. host: jean from benton harbor, michigan. good morning. the wall was promised by mr. trump, that mexico should pay. i believe that is the way it should be. heard thatorning, i the length of the wall would be 1700 miles or something. they will just dig underneath like el chapo did to get out of resin. -- out of prison. if it goes 50 feet down, they will still tunnel through. up a giant stele fences andteel gates? these people are not stupi

let's go to frank in tulsa, oklahoma. retired from the military, what is your view of the president? caller: my view is he is president. he was a duly elected president. we put him in office because he was different and was going to offer us things that were different. like you said, he is going to pull out of syria. the deep state hates him because he is going to expose their corruption. states was turned into a homosexual nation under obama and nobody squeaked. host: why would you make that statement about president obama? caller: because of the big changes that have been happening in america in my lifetime. i am almost 70 years old. i was brought up under hike -- -- who was a kind and dental gentle man. host: that makes no sense and has nothing to do with that statement you just made. let's move onto michael in alabama. what is your view of the president? president view of the , i am glad he made it over to visit the troops. i am retired military and my son is serving in the military and i think this is a long time com