marcus luttrell behind the 2013 film "lone survivor" starring mark wahlberg and shared some tough loveneration, this is for you. your war is here. you don't have to go searching for it. your people are afraid. i stand among you walking. i was allowed to walk with giants, all right. and now we're looking for the next generation of giants. who among you will love something more than you love yourself. who among you are going to step up and take the fight to the enemy because it's here. i challenge all of you to fight for this country and for each and every one of us. look, the world outside of our borders is a dark place, a scary place. america is the light. and her people are the goodness that grows from that. she'll always be worth fighting for and it was my greatest honor to fight for her every day of my adult life, all right. and i -- [ applause ] i just wanted to come up here and thank each and every one of you from the bottom of my heart for allowing me to serve you for 20 years and i swear to god i'm going to spend the next 20 paying you back. so thank you again. god bless. [ chee

. >> mark wahlberg showed off he's still got it sharing a fantastic pic with his 6-year-old girl.t weekend with my daughter. >> reese witherspoon sharing her ongoing wild vacations from canada with her 12-year-old son adding, making memories. >> check this shot out. mick jagger's 24-yea daughter georgia may, a model, posing with her 17-year-old brother lucas, writing my big brother heart, i will miss you. georgia is stepping out of her mom jerry hall and rocker jagger's shadow. blazing her path as a fashionista and designer. >> is she ready for the role of big sister again? that's right. mick is about to be a dad for the eighth time now with 29-year-old new york ballerina. our guest correspondent sat down with georgia may to find o she's got anything planned for her future sibling. >> will you be designing any baby rattles because you're going to be a sis again? >> no. >> georgia may opens up about what she's inherited beside her dad's famous lips and her mom's legendary legs. >> family's important. they have really good work ethics and to keep going. >> mick confirming that work

either bri ted or mark wahlberg, i'd like to sleep on a bed made of your voice. >> there's no doubt aboutt. >> he's our national treasure, . >> there's no doubt about that. >> he's our national treasurei' of your voice. >> there's no doubt about that. >> he's our national treasure, national that are ator, whether it's penguins or political conventions, well done all, thank you our correspondents, our road warriors. a break for us, just getting started. the live coverage from philadelphia continues right after this. my advice for looking younger longer? get your beauty sleep and use new aveeno® absolutely ageless® night cream with active naturals® blackberry complex. younger looking skin can start today. new absolutely ageless® from aveeno®. >>> a history maker tonight -- >> it never gets old that song. >> a history maker tonight. americans for the first time have the opportunity to vote for a woman for major party candidate. president of the united states. it is a big story, continues to be a big story, both here and where it unfolded tonight. we're going to stay at it in philadelphia. ch

. >> and if you've not read the story the lone survivor or seen the movie by mark wahlberg, both justafghanistan and s.e.a.l. team ten. >> a true hero. no doubt. >>> coming up, the art of the steal. >> the warning from the man who says he was the real author of donald trump's best selling book. why he's saying a trump presidency could be the end of civilization. that's next. presidency could be the end of civilization. that's fwhex. ar music playing ) - ( snaps, clatters ) that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ >>> as donald >>> as donald trump takes center stage at the republican national convention, the man who essentially first introduced trump to the world now is issuing a warning. >> we're talking about tony schwartz. there he is. he was the ghost writer for trump's best-selling book, "the art of the deal". praising trump's charm for acumen in business. >> now schwartz tells "the new yorker" that the book was essentially "lipstick on a pig." warning abc that trump could put the entire world in dang

there was a moment, and i believe it came from representative tim wahlberg of michigan focused on a verylear-cut statute and that is gross negligence. if you show gross negligence in the handling of super-secret or secret e-mails, how is that any different from extreme carelessness? and that is the term that director comey had used. extreme carelessness. what is the real difference there? because the statute 793, that section is very clear, charles. if you show that gross negligence, then you have to either pay a fine or serve a prison term. and the rest is just conversation. charles: now, of course james comey's response to that because it was alluded by several members of the committee was that going back to 1917 the statute concerning gross negligence only once, once in the entire history since then has it been usedas ae case, and he actually took some of his critics, some who appeared on our network including inca alluding to rudy saying -- >> yeah. hey, they had a chance, they didn't use it, this is monday morning quarterbacking but to your point, he pointed to 100 years of preceden

title 6 includes text of hr-4612, a bill introduced by representative tim wahlberg, to prohibit agencies from proposing or finalizing rules in the period between the day of a presidential election and the inauguration day of a new president. this provision will address a recurring problem on both sides of the aisle where sitting presidents from both parties rush through the regulations at the end of their term which have been known as midnight regulations. to counter the problem of midnight regulations, every president since president reagan, who was taken over from the opposite party, has issued an immediate regulatory moratorium to pause the regulatory process until it can be reviewed. rather than forcing an incoming president to handle a torrent of regulations endorsed by the outgoing president they will be able to move forward on new regulations a they deem appropriate. next is a bill introduced by representative mark walker to require the irs, the internal revenue service to mirror what the agency requires of taxpayers in its own record-keeping requirements. specifically the irs req