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2020. lets talk with the chairwoman of the rnc, great to see you today. talk to me about where the president is with this revival of 2016 wording and promises. >> the one thing you know from history is that complacency is the enemy of the party that takes the white house, usually the party that pulls the white house loses in the midterms because voters are feeling great, complacency is what we are most afraid of and the antidote to that is president donald trump. when he gets in front of these c...

Complacency and we need him on the trail to help us win in these midterms. >> harris: do you think at this point the presidents mojo on the campaign trail helps out candidates even though politics are local? do you think he brings something into the mix when he endorses you and hes on the ground with you that is growing? >> ive never seen anything like it. they had an overflow room last night in tampa of 8,000 people watching on the screen because they couldnt get into the main hall. i havent se...

The president sees leverage in just to get money or distract from other woes. you know this president and have observed him. any time he thinks he has leverage, he is not likely to give that up easily. >> is this fight -- is this a fight the president really wants? its very clear that no majority in congress wants a government shutdown. it ends up landing on them. thats how it goes. >> i cant imagine theres a political adviser anywhere that says to president trump, you know what would be a good ...

Speech in california. rob: the senate is expected to vote robert wilkie, threatening to shake up complacency and improve wait times. earlier kathy barnette told us hes a good choice. >> what i like in highly divisive culture in congress where we have the democratic party who are bent on resisting the president no matter what, robert wilkie was able to garner bipartisan support. rob: wilkie served in u.s. naval reserve before becoming officer in air force, president trump picked wilkie after firs...

Cyber, sophisticated ways. you see the danger that cyber can provide if you do it in those ways. it is everything from a sophisticated nation with a lot of capabilities to rogue states, to criminal organizations to a kid sitting in his dorm room that can wreak havoc on our economy, our country, our critical infrastructure. we are throwing everything we have at it to prevent that from happening. it has become in my mind and in what i stated in the threat assessments up there at the top and we nee...

Anyway. there is a complacency in accept ch ance. i am concerned about a cyber 9/11. >> what would that look like? >> lets say you shut down wall street for a week, what does that do to markets? lets say you crash in bank of america or wells fargo and people are saying wait a minute, what happened to my account? we will get it back. we have seen this and we have seen coverage of that. we havent seen the big one. what about an attack on the electric grid in new england in january that is sophisti...

Happening, but it has become in my mind, and what i said in the threat assessments, up there at the top. we need to understand that. i was worried about complacency. every day you hear, 100 million peoples names have been snatched from equifax, whatever, and they probably got stuck from your phone, you should be changing your password every week. im not going to do that. i cannot remember the password, et cetera, et cetera. there is a complacency of what is happening. this is the result of it. i...

Economy, on our critical infrastructure. we are throwing everything we have at it to prevent that from happening, but it has become, in my mind and what i stated in the threat assessments up there at the top. and we need to understand that. i was worried about a complacency. oh, you know, every day you hear 120 million peoples names have been snatched from equifax or this or that or whatever. yeah, yeah, okay. and they probably got stuff from you through your phone. you should be changing your p...

>> do you think that dianne feinstein has not been a fighter then? >> with one more time, martin? >> you think that senator feinstein has not been a fight e and you are saying that is what need ed now is for people to go washington to fight this administration and she has not been able to do that? >> well, now is not the time for complacency or someone to plead patience and hope that perhaps with the fingers crossed that donald trump could learn and become a good president in the future, and tha...

Techniques. this is extraordinary in murky, submerged water. great success. those boys are now being treated at the hospital, as i speak. tomorrow, we assume the operations will resume in exactly the same way, and they may take the remaining five out tomorrow. ive been at the school where six of the boys are students. three of the boys at that school were freed yesterday. i talked to their schoolmates, school friends, who are really happy. they say they want to get them back on the soccer field,...