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>> got morning. steve: you thought about this you have four points about lessons learned from katrina, right? >> first of all, it is important to remember, most people think when we have a big national disaster like hurricane that washington is in charge, that the federal government is in charge of preparedness and response. that is not true. federal, the federal involvement of this is governed by a law passed in 1968 called the stafford act. what is says people who are in charge in natural disa...

Coverage in a way thats not scary. theyll end up with better insurance. i dont think its good for the democratic field to be divided on that. do we have time for me to say one more thing about race? >> a little bit. take it. >> i think we have to be incredibly respectful about the reckoning that is going on about the historic racism that america was built on, and at the same time we need to make sure that the election is not just about race. it needs to be both things. it needs to be respectful ...

Have all of our resources in place to help our citizens and to protect our city. >> correct me if im wrong, but i was told that you have far too much experience in hurricanes, that you have been there for every one since 1968. less than a year ago, florence brought some flooding to your town. what have you learned that helps you to know how to deal with whatevers to come? >> well, one thing weve learned about hurricanes is, number one, theyre very uncertain, even though we have a lot of scientif...

Nra, but theyve also brought the passion that shannon just talked about. when you have that kind of passion, it doesnt matter how deep red your state is if shannon notes, if moms are angry enough, things are going to change enough. i am reasonably optimistic that they will. but at the federal level what weve seen is in all of history weve only passed real gun laws three times. in 1968 and then in 93 and 94. all three times we had a democratic president and democratic house and senate. so my opti...

F kennedy has been stabbed by a fellow inmate in a southern california prison. he was convicted of fatally shooting rfk moments after he declared victory in the 1968 california democratic primary, was hospitalized in stable condition after todays attack in prison. this is a fox news alert, we are getting word of the shooting after a high school football game in mobile, alabama, ten people age 15 to 18 have been wounded. local reports said was a fight in the stands before the shooting. we are tra...

Simple, easy, awesome. go to xfinity.com/moving to get started. pete: welcome back. quick headlines for you. the man convicted of asasses of assassinating robert f. kennedy is attacked in prison. sir han sir han is hospitalized after being stabbed in the neck in a facility. is he serving 57 year sentence for murdering the presidential candidate back in 1968. a federal appeals court rules the survivors of the 2015 charleston church shooting can see the federal government over faulty background ch...

Look, biden is biden. is this news or not? and i get the hand ringing on this. is this news or not? >> thats a great question. i tried to ask joe biden the kind of the question capeheart asked. it was in the context of the remarks he made about 1968 in talking about, you know, imagine if president obama had been assassinated, what that would have felt like. and you werent alive in the 70s and 80s as reporters. like, we didnt have the right context. so he truly believes that his comments are bein...

Say that, talk about burning down? go ahead. >> why is it okay for maxine waters to say whenever you see a trump cabinet member, form a crowd, let them know theyre not welcome anywhere, anymore. all donald trump did about the squad was tell them to leave the country. theyre telling trump supporters to leave the world. theyre not welc anywhere, anymore? this thing is trump derangement syndrome. there is no cure for it. steve: its a sad commentary that the two sides are so polarized. >> it is. mor...

>> joe walsh, former tea party congressman entered the presidential race this weekend. hes said a lot of controversial things. he has talked about race in ways that are inflammatory and people say are flat out racist. he has apologized for a lot of that. do you support his candidacy this morning? >> well, i dont support joes candidacy specifically. but i support it in general. i think weve got to get three or four, possibly five different candidates in there. i think this is similar to 1968 wher...

Alternative to the green new deal, and theyre i all endorsing weird stuff and putting themselves in knots. chris: the biden gaffes, however, are starting to pile up. here was the former vice president just, i think it was on friday, talking about how the assassinations of martin luther king and bobby kennedy in 1968 affected him when he was still in college. >> imagine what would have happened if, god forbid, barack obama had been assassinated after becoming the de facto nominee? what would have...