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Leaders. she wouldnt come on this show but wouldnt mind hanging around with him. the russians are sophisticated enough to divide the political spectrum to the detriment of the progressive hillary who could have won. thank you very much, eric swalwell. up next, is this draining the swamp? health and human services secretary tom price is under fire for taking taxpayer-funded private jets. hes not the only cabinet member under fire for reportedly abusing the system. these guys are supposed to be ...

The president is on board this truly is draining the , because swamp. repeal and replace. the presidents on board. >> sean: newt gingrich is with us. mr. speaker, its not pure federalism but as conservatives, i think governors -- legislators are going to be more responsible to the people in their state than the federal government and i think he will get a lot more bang for their buck. in principle, i like it. theres a few things i want to make sure happens. california is going bankrupt now. when...

Personal lives, financially or in the press. >> yes, weve heard many, many times over this is draining. the personal finances. michael caputo said he had to liquidate his kids college fund which has gotten sympathy from very, very few people. on that axios report, it said sean spicer filled out notebook after notebook during the campaign. he was known for doing this. mike allen called it, quote, a potential honey pot for robert mueller. what do you think about that? >> all this talk about whitew...

Even as it worked north. look at st. augustine, jacksonville, the carolina coast which is charleston, savannah, all those areas. still getting that pull of the strong west wind right against the coastline. so that pushes water up against shore. then the center of the storm still moving up raining 6, 9, 12 inches of rain. so all that rain has to go somewhere but it cant wash out into the atlantic where it should. because its like creating a dam, a wall where the water cant get out into the ocean,...

The winds dealing with the friction. you can just imagine what areas near open bayous of water are dealing with that onshore or offshore wind. lately it had been offshore. and we had incredible footage earlier. i think that was the talk of the town. pretty much tampa bay draining out because of the offshore flow. and that happened well in advance of any of the strong winds moving in. the winds have really been picking up here over the past couple of hours there is a curfew in the city of tampa. ...

Barometer drop steadily. 984 millibars about to cat 1 hurricane status. a lot of rain and wind. you can see how it is coming down in sheets. as you look over the edges of the street, where it is draining, you have got all of the rainwater running off down the drains. its filled up the drains themselves so they cant accept any more water. it runs down the street. i want to stress this is not the flooding that has the authorities out here losing sleep, the stuff we see piling up on the streets. wh...

This area. make no mistake, those, there is still water here. mean, theres a bit of a bowl effect on brickell avenue. if you look down this way, tons of water remains in that particular intersection. the side streets that lead back to the bay, they appear to be draining away. eventually we expect the water here to do the same. >> thank you for that update. we hear the faint sound of police sirens in the background as well. joining us is justin grimes who lived through hurricane charley and now r...

Building, up cape canaveral, up jacksonville, which hasnt experienced anything, and then into the carolina -- georgia and the carolinas so you are keeping the worst damage out to the sea but youre hitting an awful lot of developed places and big places. one of the other scenarios that was favored a day or so ago in some of the models had it -- irma going straight down the middle of florida with its just to the west of miami, which meant its northeast killer quadrant would be in miami. that was f...

Given our own reliance on trade with them. >> we are following developments there. we are following developments on this story, as well, as whats happening down in texas and louisiana back here at home. thousands of people in and around houston are spending this holiday weekend sorting through whats left. some waters draining out but the level of danger in some spots is still the same. ♪

A lot of officers, after their shift, are going back to the police department and either sleeping there or at a jail cell. its really a heart breaking thing to see right now. >> there was the report earlier in the week of officer steve perez who died while working two hours to try to get to work. his family told him he shouldnt. he was a traffic enforcement officer, but still found a way to try to get to work. unfortunately, he died trying to get there. as the spouse, the families of the officer...