united states and they were in great danger. they all the canon all the way across united states from west virginia to california and they couldn't find any reason to use it and i ended up being able to sell it for a single dollar in sacramento because nobody saw the california indians is a substantial threat. many californians said they are part of the economy. they're working in the mining industries but because they came so heavily armed it made it easy for them to kill california indians but the way it works with these massacres were done at a distance a long-range weapons like rifles were used that had a much longer range than nick california indians bow and arrows that they had in that allowed them to kill people without putting themselves in harm's way. >> host: why did you focus on california? >> guest: i am from california. i grew up in indian country. my father was a school psychologist so i knew a lot of shasta people and then we moved here to los angeles and suddenly it was wearing an indian on my letterman's jacket that i was wondering where are all of the indian people? what was apparent to me where we are right now

dangerous to cross the vast interior of the united states, they were at great danger from the american indian group. so one group called a cannon from west virginia to california and didn't find any reason toite and ended up being able to sell it for only a single dollar in sacramento because nobody really saw california indians as a substantial threat. many california indians, as i said before, were part of the economy, they were working in mining industries, but because everybody came so heavily armed it made it easy to kill california indians. these massacres were done at distance so long-range weapons like rifles were used that were -- had a much longer range than california indian bows and air rows had. that allowed the attackers to kill indian people without putting themselves in harm's i would. >> host: why focus on california. >> guest: i'm from california. i grew up in indian country in far morning california. my father was a school psychologist, so i knew lot of indian people growing up and then we moved to los angeles, and suddenly i was wearing an indian on my letterman's jacket but i was wondering, where are all of the indian people?

we are following up on what is coming tonight from the president of the united states. we know he's going to be in west virginia, and he is going to have a big announcement. we have no idea what that could be. it could be a lot of drama ahead of the fact sometimes these things aren't that big a deal. but we do know all eyes are focused on washington and what, if anything, gets done in the precious few weeks and months ahead of everyone wanting to see at least a tax cut. the senate is going to be out of town despite promises of working through mid august, a lot of them are gone, little opportunity to do anything in the next couple of weeks. so are they blowing it? gop fundraiser noel -- and a.b. stoddard, ned ryan. no well, leaving town. i thought they had a lot to do. [laughter] >> they do have a lot to do, and i think you're going to see -- [laughter] trump, we were talking about this earlier, trump's base totally solid. don't need to worry about that because they're going to look at trump and say, look are, it's not your fault. congress, do-nothing congress, senate -- neil: that appears to be a shrinking part

united states from within his own government. it's unprecedented, they are trying to rig the results of the election after the fact. there are going against the will of the american people. president trump said that tonight in west virginiahe first 126 days of the trump administration, we've had 125 leaks. that's insane. if you're calling up the president, you're not calling up the republican president, you're calling up the american president. people might be worrying are these leaks continue after he leaves office? you have a democratic president in their eventually, our country is going to call up and not going to be honest because they're going to be exposed. if you have north korea about to launch a missile, chinese premier, japanese premier, they can't call up trump and think it's off the record. everything is now on the record. people are going to be very concerned about privacy, trump is going to have to try to circumvent his own national security team because he can't trust these guys. that's going to blow up in their face. >> kimberly: is problematic, you can't obviously be supportive of something like this it shouldn't happen regardless of who's in the white house. >> juan: i hate hypocrisy but i somehow remem

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we are following up on what is coming tonight from the president of the united states. we know he's going to be in west virginiaould be. it could be a lot of drama ahead of the fact sometimes these things aren't that big a deal. but we do know all eyes are focused on washington and what, if anything, gets done in the precious few weeks and months ahead of everyone wanting to see at least a tax cut. the senate is going to be out of town despite promises of working through mid august, a lot of them are gone, little opportunity to do anything in the next couple of weeks. so are they blowing it? gop fundraiser noel -- and a.b. stoddard, ned ryan. no well,

have review from the man that was the center of attention is the president of the united states. he tweeted this out. abby: west virginiagdp at 3%, wow. dem governor became a republican last night. which was probably a moment we will never forget. brian: g.d.p. for west virginia. he says that's where it's going and that's where our country is heading, perhaps. steve: we are going to hear from the governor who made the big switch this morning. he is going to switch from democrat to republican. we will hear that in a moment. first, if you missed the president, he was in rare form last night at his rally in west virginia at the big sandy super store. they were packed to the rafters here is what he had to say to the folks in west virginia. >> our agenda rises above left or right. it's an agenda for all of the people, especially for the tens of millions of forgotten americans. they're not so forgotten anymore, i will tell you. you proved that. the russia story is a total fabrication. it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics. that's all it is. it just makes them feel better when they have