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Now critics started asking lots of questions when it became apparent that this company is based in the hometown of interior secretary ryan zinke and the ceo of the company is an acquaintance of zinke. we also know that one of the investors in the firm was a major donor for the trump campaign as well. however, it is worth pointing out through all of this, the company secretary zinke as well as the white house and the power authority in puerto rico have all denied any wrongdoing. so in just a matt...

Shows were looking into a very dark space. very brilliant in setting up three separate but equal branches of government, to have this balance of power, if you will, to have checks and balances and the media and press acting as a very important asset as the force of state to hold elected officials accountable. when you start to silence the media, were falling in line historically with dictators from the past. >> andre carson, the congressman from indiana, thanks so much for joining us. >> always ...

So it changed maybe the attack strategy, which in the past has targeted big cities like london, paris, brussels or new york. this is a city did along the side of fresno, albany, new york, or raleigh, north carolina. changed discussion here to think of it in terms of anyone at any time could be vulnerable. >> thats right. thats part of the terror that they want to pass on to us. thats exactly what that is, neil. though cities probably dont have, you know, they dont have the type of policing that ...

Attack strategy might be. we begin with politics and a live picture of the white house where days ahead of a crucial vote, president trump is urging congress to on confirm neil gorsuch to the supreme court. here is what he said in his weekly address this morning. >> in recent years, weve seen more .more judges make decisions not based on the constitution or the rule of law, but based on their preferences, their personal views or even their political opinions. judge gorsuch is going to serve ou...

Among women, particularly college-educated women. i have to believe whats happened over the last several days has made that task nearly impossible. i think what he is employing now is a deny and attack strategy. he will deny everything. hes going to attack hillary clinton as hard and as fiercely as he can, hoping to drag her numbers down, drive people to the third party, depress her turnout and make his 41 or 42% stand up. >> gloria, the idea of trying to depress democratic turnout or enthusiasm...

Inflammatory rhetoric that he is using to divide people. his bigotry his bluster his bullying have become his campaign and he has to keep sort of upping the stakes and going even further. >> hillary went on to say that trump has a pension for sexism. he did not let that slide. be careful, hillary as you play the war on women or women being degraded card. so is trumps attack strategy a good one or will hillary be able to use it to her advantage. joining us from miami republican strategist chris b...

Much. still ahead, why some ben carson stories are concerning, they dont disqualify him from becoming president. later, how republican candidates are recalibrating their attack strategy, now setting their sights on hillary clinton. plus, as we see ripple effects fr the university of missouri, liberals and conservatives both ringing the alarm about the dangers of so-called pc culture, are they missing the point? those stories and more ahead. plp b think my boys have a shot this year. yeah, es...

The republican party. and these numbers you had on earlier, showing this is really driving the republican party right now, and that is terrible. if theyre going to look at the mitt romney numbers like that was the good old years, 27%. theyre going down on this issue and hispanic voters know where they substantiate. >> matt baretto, thank you very much. still ahead, why some ben carson stories are concerning, they dont disqualify him from becoming president. later, how republican candidates a...

He actually cares about these important issues. >> you anticipate ted cruz to continue to press what i think is probably his advantage on this. >> yeah, absolutely. i think youre going to see cruz really try to lean into him on that issue and really try to expose him and keep using the amnesty word. and i think youll see a lot of divisiveness. that debate the other night really exposed this big gulf in the republican party. and these numbers you had on earlier, showing this is really driving the...

Chief officer has left. hallie jackson, youre a few miles outside of des moines where marco rubio will hold the town hall. what should we expect after the clashes between bush and rubio? >> reporter: right, marco rubio a couple of hours outside of des moines, will be heading up for this big rally that were seeing a lot of candidates at. all of these folks have to prove to voters that they can actually win. but jeb bush has a lot on the line here. hes not to show that he can reset. hes got to sho...