there uninformed, there ungrateful. i understand that there is a real issue of brutality.s an effective way to deal with that issue. we need to deal with bad shoots, but we need to respect we have in this country. >> kimberly: what about people who criticize the president of the united states saying he shouldn't get involved in this? i think it shows creativeness and transparency that he's willing to take a stand, not necessarily for what's popular to get involved, but speaking as a businessman at a patriot and a commander in chief, let's all try to be a little more graceful and responsible for our behavior and by the way, the failure contract that you signed and agreed to to be able to go and play the game that you are paired very well and blessed to be able to go out and excel in the field. >> i laughed. i laugh every time i hear the president's critics say this is it normal for a president to weigh in on issues like this. they don't get it. that's why he's president because he does weigh in on issues and people are tired of normal, they want somebody who will deal with

toxic idea and yet republicans may have to consider adding it to the bill to placate a restless and uninformed president who we all know knows very little in this bill, he just tweets. our republican colleagues, instead of ignoring the tweets, pay attention to too many of them. yesterday the nonpartisan joint commission on taxation said they would not be able to be able to analyze the effects of the republican tax bill in the time they planned for it. we're not having j.c.t., nonpartisan, respected for decades, analyze the bill before we vote on it in the committee and maybe on the floor. again, the republican leadership in the house and senate will ask their members to vote on a major bill without knowing the consequences. in no world is this proper legislative procedure. no party has done this before, democrats, republicans, wigs, anti-federalists, democrat republicans, federalists. we've never seen this before. it's so wrong. it's one of the things that -- we see so many things that ail this country, and i have to say a lot of them stem from the top, from the president, and yet our republic

. >> now a lot of parents are speaking out after feeling uninformed and angry. >> i'm angry. wasn't told. i got an e-mail and i'm going to investigate it further. i have three girls under the age of 8. >> you can understand why she's upset. police arrested the man who is another parent himself. just two weeks ago. this comes after police said he placed a running camera in the bathroom over five months ago. rankin, the mother of three girls who attends silver star gymnastics. why did it take so long to make the arrest? although they had to be thorough enough to deem probable cause, they needed time, i guess, to go through the data they were collecting. >> right. this is so alarming. we k parents concerned about this. they probably want any potential victims to come forward and talk to police about it. >> yes. >> awful. >>> detectives in maryland are using state of the art resources to find an accused rapist. the 23 clues the suspect left behind that helped police come up with this sketch. >>> we're also getting an update on the local woman shot in the head and survived the mas

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lou: you could not be more correct, american taxpayer, could not be more misinformed, uninformed. than we are right now. i had no idea that is the way both special counsel is being funded and slush funds were in existence and used by those trying to hide from taxpayer, and hide from responsibility. >> you have conyers rule, where he uses his office budget, but he camouflage settlement paying, saying it is his employee salary, you say he paid this woman for 4 months of. employment. he did it that way to hide it was a harassment settlement, that's a gross abuse of taxpayer dollars, that is even apart from slush funds. lou: stunning ton to think that speaker ryan, and mitch mcconnell have not already taken steps. instead of talking about a class for sexual harassment. how dumb do they think the american people are? they have gotten away with it to this point, maybe they have an argument that far strong or their side than i have. that and i believe the american people are too smart to be treated this way. we sure as hell need leaders who like you, treat us with the report we deserve a

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uninformed, unsolved. because he promised during this confirmation hearing he would recuse himself on anything related to hillary clinton or trump-russia. david: the allegations hillary clinton was rigging the -- nc kiss blowing the lid off the top of the capital. is there anything that you heard so far that could involve a criminal investigation into her? >> there could be three potential crimes committed. it strikes me the entire scheme by clinton and the dnc smacks of money laundering. any money that is being used that is concealed or hidden and it relates to illegal activity is money laundering. so what would be the illegal activity? it would be violating the federal law that is very strict on campaign contributions. if that was violated that means a second law on filing a false, misleading finance report. so three potential laws. david: there is the fusion gps. on the other hand, somebody did it's worth an investigation to find out who did gregg: she is saying she didn't know. but one thing is for sur

proposed extension is to add odds with actual fact that is we can only conclude you were either uninformed to deliberately mislead the other owner. we reached out to the cowboys but have not heard back. ironically -- elliott will begin his suspension this weekend. another appeal hearing will take place december 1st. >>> the three ucl basketbaa bas players remain confined to the hotel while the legal process plays out. one of the players leangelo ball, his father is acting like business as usual. opening up a pop-up shop in shanghai for the big shoe brand. they don't seem too worried about the situation. ucla plays georgia tech. the ucla players could be facing 3 to 10 years if convicted. i spoke with a couple attorneys, and they both told me they don't think they're going faceny severe punishment, likely get a stern warning and sent home. both those attorneys actually told me the fact that president trump was in china definitely helped those players' case. >> no question. you wonder if the chinese want them out and quickly. fantasy fans need an answer on that ezekiel elliott situation. >>

now parents are speaking out on why they feel not just angry but uninformed. >> i'm angry i wasn't told. i got an email and i was going to investigate a little further what was going on. but i have three girls here under the age of eight. >> police an arrested jonathan two weeks ago when police were able to collect his camera. they found videos of under age girls but none were from silver star gymnastics. you heard the mother. she only received an email and basically knew nothing. so why did it take so long? well month gomtry county police said they needed the police and legally get it all the camera. >>> continuing today dangerous stretch of road after a terrible crash in september to work it. we told you about v dot plans to do road work. where a large food truck ran the stop sign. v do the began installing the skid resistant yesterday and continue through saturday ploking one lane of traffic. >> sanchez at bat. here's agrou ground ball. world champion in first time franchise history. >> boy oh, boy, after everything this city hasten durendured, th is well planned. houston is planning

anyone claiming otherwise is uninformed or seeking media attention."ite the trump administration was facing a new green lash by environmentalists. they are targeting former navy seal montana congressmen and now interior secretary ryan zinke. >> what happened to ryan zinke? he said he would fight to protect public lands. wanted to be like theodore roosevelt. since his washington promotion companies put our public lands at risk. >> shannon: secretary zinke will be honoring war heroes this weekend. he joins us now. i have never had my inbox filled with so many alerts about an interior secretary ever in my time covering washington. you have a lot of critics and enemies. i want to give you a chance to respond. those who say you are increasing energy production on federal lands. they don't think it's a good use of resources. >> it's true. we are producing energy and public lands. absolutely. >> shannon: they think it's harmful to the environment. >> if you want to make our country not dependent on foreign oil. i am a former seal. i don't want to see your kid

anyone claiming otherwise is uninformed or seeking media attention." paul's neighbor has pleaded not guilty. what are federal charges? because he's a senator? >> kimberly: when you have an investigation like this being conducted by the fbi, you are not supposed to talk about it. he shouldn't be making statements. this is a very serious matter. he was injured in a horrific way. he was attacked by a psycho coward who blindsided him and severely injured him. it's a bad situation. to suggest, can you imagine if this was a liberal democrat and somebody came and attacked him and broke his ribs? the whole deal, no. it would be a completely different way that this would be handled. for them to say it's about foliage or bushes, it's ridiculous. this is the same way i see this, the attack on the baseball game or steve scalise was injured. someone well documented on his facebook page as someone who is against president trump, wants impeachment, very liberal and committed a crime specifically i believe against rand paul because of those ideals. >> dana: it seemed

i think it's uninformed. >> why? >> first instinct was send him to gitmo. >> he's taken that back now. >> well, exactly. which is that he sort of he makes impull sufficiesive decis later comes back and learns the fact and desids something else which is now we hope to try this guy in criminal court which has a better track record since 9/11 of putting terrorists in jail. >> garrett let me ask you this, because we also heard in the briefing from mcmasters saying he says the president wants options, on u.s. justice system, options on terror suspects. what kind of options might be on the table? >> well, so i mean one of these is the question of whether he is officially declared an enemy combatant in which case he could be potentially sent to a military brig or gitmo or leave him in the criminal justice system and whether that ends up putting the death penalty on the table or taking it och tff the table. there are a number of different paths. but the problem is there is only one path that worked since 9/11 to deliver just

not only angry but more importantly, uninformed. news 4's justin finch is on the scene at silver star gymnastics. parents are still wondering, justin, what happened here? >> reporter: chris, sill vaver is a place for kids to feel safe. but they feel privacy has been violated. concerned, moms and dads met with police and why it took so long for police to make an arrest. they say they had to build their case. back in may, a silver stars worker called police full of wires and a key fob camera attached. the worker left the bag behind and detectives say that 54-year-old claimed that bag. police also say he came back twice asking for the fobs. police say they had to carry out a thorough and methodical investigation. they did get search warrants which turned up instructions to a key fob in his car. he did surrender and was arrested october 18th. but we spoke with one mom who says that parents just should have been better informed. >> i'm serious. i'm angry, i wasn't told. i got an e-mail. and i'm going to investigate what's going on. i hav

only way i can make sense of it is that it's directed at his domestic audience and supporters, an uninformed audience. those at the international level hear this and it's obvious that his lack of expertise and knowledge in international affairs, it's glaringly obvious, and it makes the president and the united states look very weak. >> daniel pinkston, thanks, live four us for us in seoul, south korea. >>> still ahead, the republican candidate for an empty u.s. senate seat is confronted by serious allegations of sexual misconduct from decades ago. we'll discuss how that might affect roy moore's chances. stay with us. a soft wavy bristle brush for a feathery-soft lash experience. voluptuous volume. intense length. take your lashes to paradise. new lash paradise mascara. from l'oreal paris. (avo) if yand constipation,ling and you're overwhelmed by everything you've tried-- all those laxatives, daily probiotics, endless fiber-- it could be wearing on you. tell your doctor what you've tried, and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs

again, that's an uninformed read. >> i want to pick up on the story that got lost in the shuffle, theact that haiti, this administration said they're going to end it protected status, temporary protected status in 2019. that was given to haiti after the devastating earthquake. so by 2019, people have to leave or it's been said by various advocates, people will basically move into the shadows so they don't leave. what's the reaction to this? because obviously haitians are displayed. their country is the poorest in the western hemisphere. they have severe political and social problems, and a huge cholera epidemic. what's the broadest response? >> i think there's two ways to look at it. we have something like 60,000 of these haitians, and that's a relatively small number when you compare it to something like daca recipients. i'm not sure that most americans are aware of what is kind of a bureaucratic procedure. a smaller scale one than daca for example. so you've seen a strong reaction from florida, from law namakerso new york and new jersey. i'm not sure if that backlash outweighs the g

anyone saying otherwise is uninformed or seeking media attention."re said that he has known senator paul for 17 years, said he and his wife kelly have been great neighbors. they are concerned about their fellow neighbors here. here's what he had to say. >> well, personally, i think it's a tremendous lame excuse for what to do back took place that day. if my tulips died, i don't cut them. if my leaves i get to's neck before i can get them blown away and carried out, i would hate to think that i will be attacked for something like that. >> the simple assault charge here may be upgraded pending the receipt of medical records from the hospital to the states attorney and federal charges may also be pending. >> neil: thank you very much. meanwhile, first responders stepped in to help one of those harvey victims. remember? now someone is stepping up for them after this. ♪ (vo) do not go gentle into that good night, old age should burn and rave at close of day; rage, rage against the dying of the light. do not go gentle into that good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> neil:

anyone claiming otherwise is simply uninformed or seeking media attention. this is a bizarre story.ious story. six broken ribs is not a push and shove. but it seems to get more bizarre by the day. number one, you have the gentleman in court pleading not guilty. police say in a warrant that he acknowledged going out to the senator's property and having this altercation. bizarre. >> well, it is sloudhrouded in friday because we can't get the questions on what happened. and there is probably either a good reason or just a reasonhis the questions on what happened. and there is probably either a good reason or just a reason why we're not getting the answers. maybe it dovetails with the guy pleading not guilty. who knows. >> we've been told now what it wasn't about on a few occasions. and what it wasn't in terms of it wasn't a fight. but we have not been told what it was and what the nature of -- what the subject of the dispute was. so when we find that out, i think this will be put to rest. >> in the meantime i'm dying to know. >> you're dying to know, but it's a yufrnd senatunited state

anyone claiming otherwise is simply uninformed or seeking media attention. have the attorney for boucher saying this was about a yard dispute. and you have the senator's office pushing back against that. we haven't heard directly from either man so right now it's just this dispute over the dispute playing out in the media between each side of the camp, katie. >> so boucher or boucher, is it boucher or boucher, blake? >> boucher, boucher. >> rene boucher was released on $75,000 bond. danny, given the seriousness of the injuries, is it possible that boucher's charges could be upgraded? >> i think the bond might have been 7,500 -- >> i'm sorry, i misread it. >> which is about right for an assault. under kentucky law, like many states, the degree of the assault crime is measured by injury versus serious bodily injury. as of right now, it's a misdemeanor. when you consider broken ribs, when you consider the lung injuries, those could rise to the level of an impairment of body organ or function that warrants a serious bodily injury and felony charge under kentucky

the people are uninformed and would be misled by a few designing men.atural trigger for the choice of proper character of chief magistrate to the people as it would to refer a trial of colors to a blind man. they would be led by a few active and designing men. people are stupid, ignorant, vicious, and they will choose people of the like dem erits. of aast this to the voters popular vote in the constitutional convention. "an election of the first atistrate by the people large is convenient and successful." elect,e people should they will never fail to refer some man of distinguished her -- character." that might speak of continental reputation." these popular votes defenders compromised, there is a precedent for compromising on issues that were wrong. now, we can make the union more perfect by following their original desire, not compromising the elitists of 1787 or 2017. we have already move toward eliminating these kinds of compromises. --have the 17th amendment that no longer let's state legislatures select, that allows the people to do so directly, s

the nfl responding to jones' claims calling his stance, quote, uninformed. >>> if you follow lavar ball on social media, you wouldn't know his son, liangelo, is facing three to ten years in prison for stealing sunglasses in china, 100 miles from where the ucla players are confined to the hotel while the legal process plays out. lavar and his youngest son opening up a pop-up shop in shanghai for their big baller shoe brand. some big smiles on their faces, don't seem too worried about liangelo's situation. ucla's basketball team in china to play their season opener tonight. i spoke to a couple of attorneys familiar with international law and they both told me they don't expect severe punishment, most likely just a stern warning and told never to get in trouble in china again. >> andy, appreciate it. thanks for doing that reporting, my man. taking my job. >>> the figures are staggering. the number of kids being exploited in the sex trade in this country, you have never heard about this. you think you understand what prostitution is. you think you know who human trafficking is, that it's ab

during this testimony i believe that the facebook general counsel actually lied or is completely uninformedheir platform works, so it's very trouble to me as an american and all americans should be very troubled by facebook's cavalier response to what is a very serious issue, and this transcends, you know, anybody's holdings in technology companies or share price this has to do with our democracy and facebook allowed the 5 million advertisers to do essentially whatever they please hon their platform while doing things like not letting xelttors participate, so there's a grand lie that's occurring, that facebook is the best platform you could ever have for reach people to sell products or to influence them, and the sales team is going out there with packets and marketing materials saying let us help you win an election, and then zuckerberg is lying to the american people and going on this phony 50-state tower and wants to run for office if he wants to run for office, this is a perfect opportunity for him to take ownership of what his platform is capable of, and it's just an absolute disgrace

one thing to start with, mark twain said if you don't read the news, you are uninformed. if you read the news, you are misinformed. and this has a lot to do why our country is so messed up. the news media is there to confuse people. in iraq, they will use -- that i will end it at point, that the news media is there to confuse people. tim carney, how do you react to that? guest: i have been harsh on a lot of the mainstream media here, but now i will say what aty get right -- if you look the news pages of the major newspapers, of the networks, of the "washington examiner," you will see a lot of very careful people trying to get the story right and typically doing a lot of work in their full-time job to get the story right. in the election campaign, you can point to excellent journalism being done. did"new york times" excellent journalism on hillary clinton. they got the reporting up and made sure voters understood how adverse and antagonistic hillary clinton was with transparency. "washington post" did a lot of good reporting to show what sort of man donald trump was, that

anyone claiming otherwise is simply uninformed or seeking media attention. okay.l: what do you think now? >> sandra: serious allegations. i don't know where this goes. >> bill: i said yesterday you may need higher fences is what you need. right? >> sandra: some neighbors get along just fine, bill. >> bill: i get along with mine? >> sandra: fabulous. >> bill: the middle child in me. >> sandra: the mediator. >> bill: all right. roll it. 15 minutes before the hour. >> the harder issue is actually the database, making sure we scrub the database and we're working actually 24/7 operations to go through that entire database. initially back to 2002 and then once that database is complete, we have another one that goes back to 1996 and that will take a longer time. >> bill: a big job but it has to be done. the air force making sure the mistake doesn't happen again. it failed to report the killer's domestic violence to the f.b.i. the killer was able to buy guns, 26 people killed inside that texas church. former cia officer on this and a lot more, buck sexton. this is a big

. >> they are going to exploit this opportunity about trump being overseas and how he's uninformed.here are several things china wants. they want u.s. troops out of south korea, and they want to not be prosecuted for theft of international property here in the united states, and they want business, they want to be able to get the contracts to rebuild american roads and infrastructure. they are likely to be able to get most of that because donald trump is going to be distracted by his meetings with putin and the chinese are going to wine and dine him the same way did the saudis. they see it on display, on the news and on twitter. they know avoid any of the staff because they don't matter anymore. it's all about getting directly to the guy. it's not by accident that shinzo abe spent half the day golfing with donald trump because that's far more productive for reaching their goals, having fancy dinners and a state dinner, far more productive than having a business-based policy conversation. >> jennifer, i talked to max about this, too, and i will start with you. this concept of america

to 54 was the guide down it wasn't as bad as some people felt the stock was trading at 51 ht 50, uninformede trading on it before they got the guidance on call. i know it sounds like it's a slowdown and you can argue it was a slowdown but the question it was a slowdown and no the question becomes, can they really do the new numbers? you have to have a little bit of faith that he they can it's not a super growth company, it's a senior growth company but you're hearing the type of things like when intel went from being a super growth to being a senior growth company, started returning a lot of capital. >> right. >> and gave you a better dividend. >> you need to change the shareholder base to a certain extent and that can result in the stock price -- >> that's what's going on. nike experienced this. these are these right at the moment of transition where you all have to recognize, the company is so big that it's still growing faster than most companies in size but it no longer has the -- let's call it pizazz, let's contrast it with mcdonald's. >> while the president is leaving joint base andre

that leads to people making uninformed or misinformed decisions. neil: you're exactly right. it is danger in news, particularly covering these kinds of numbers. angela, thank you very, very much. >> thank you. neil: one of my pet peeves, as you know, why on the tax cut thing we're reporting both sides on this, how you interpret it both ways and how the markets can interpret it a number of ways. to look at this a tax cut will benefit some, which it will, maybe not all, which is the case to get into the pros and cons much that. we also get into the idea that something is better than nothing. we can mention that argument and also point out maybe what you're getting here in this tax cut, that something isn't better than nothing. than nothing would be better than something. we thrash it out on two hours as i do on my fox news show for an hour and weekend business shows on fox news. that is fair and balanced. that is not left or right things. that is accurate thing. that is are with the nerd in us rejoices. we'll have more after this. ♪ if you wear a denture, you not only want a cl

the same poll with respect to the tax argument that they largely uninformed the debate going on.s the debate heats up as we will be successful in passing tax reform and the agenda people voted for moves forward, they will move back. while you see this later version is within the margin of error in some of the key counties and as the accomplishments continue to tick upward comment key tax relief measures passed and they see the agenda moving forward they will fall back in line. i don't feel too concerned by that. we are not at a crucial point in most of those areas with an election coming forward nsc agenda has issues kick off they were supportive of last november, they will fall back in line. maria: do you think the never travelers in congress right now are the never travelers around president trump are actually getting behind his agenda or are they still, you know, really don't care whether or not his agenda succeeds? >> two factors in what you're asking. one is the rhetoric if you will come under sort of belief towards president trump. on the agenda, by large in support of it.