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>> neil: you know, they just sort of numb you after a while. think about this. 26 dead. 20 wounded. horrific shooting at a church, a church in texas. the youngest, 18 months. the oldest, 77. to bishop t.d. jakes on how we can cope. sometimes its nothing to do with religion and our inner being. he joins us right now. bishop, i hate to meet with you on an occasion like this. a lot of people come back and say god is there to support us and get us through this, but they come back and say why did god...

Spoken more than two minutes? i was astonished. >> steve: you know what brought them together? the presidents dropping poll numbers. there is a story in national journal where senior white house guy says, hey, what is happening with the charm offensive, its all for show. its a joke. theyre just doing it for the media because the presidents poll numbers have dropped. >> brian: the thing is, hes not running for reelection again. were two years from a midterm election again. i could see the dinner ...

Reset relations with russia. after threats of massive protests, a group in switzerland canceled an upcoming speech by former president george w. bush. that trip scheduled for next week now off. the former president was to attend a dinner being held by a jewish charity group after hearing news that left wing activist groups planned a rally outside that meeting, they called off the speech. were told the human rights groups also threatened legal action against president bush. but the charity says...