resembling normal because it s not. she shouldn t be here talking about prison reform. it s very nice that she is here, but that s not a serious thing to have happened here at the white house. pete: he is the arbiter of seriousness. he decides who should come to the white house or not. brian: even though prison reform is a legitimate issue that s already passed the house. pete: of course it is. a lot of republican views about it. there used to be another guy in the white house, his name is barack obama. and jim acosta was still commenting on the presidency in april 26 of 2015. videotape can exposed some discrepancies or double standards. let s talk to jim acosta about john legend in 2015. i m going to push the president to get more involved in criminal justice reform. i m going to suggest some ideas that we think could help improve the situation. if you change your mind about running for office, give cnn the scoop. i will. i will. pete: wonderful then.
tragedies? there is nothing that could be more terrifying for a kid to go to school and not feel safe, so i m sorry that you feel that way. this administration takes it seriously. jillian: sarah tellings times for kids reporters the school safety commission is meeting this week. an update now on the help of former president george h.w. bush. his spokesman says is he in good spirits as he recovers in a maine hospital. is he being treated for low blood pressure and could remain there several more days. the former president was hospitalized sunday a week after returning to his summer home. i will tell you what, that man is a fighter. brian: he is he is back hopely no spend the summer in kennebunkport. brian: thanks, jillian. 13 minutes after the hour. trey gowdy says the fbi did nothing wrong putting informant in the trump camp. ron desantis says not so fast. in fact, he is going to say it to us.
keep it going. keep it going, keep it going. leave our first lady alone. leave our president alone. brian: no mystery she had surgery. i see the media is working overtime. speculating where i am and what i m doing. rest assured i m here at the white house with my family, feeling great, working hard on behalf of children and the american people. and she also has her parents who live close by. why is that hard to believe? barron, by the way, plays soccer, practices four times a week. i m sure she wants to be a part of that. she is a hands on parent. on the weekend he has one or two games. she does do normal stuff. she do normal stuff. it s not hard for us to believe it but it s hard for the left to believe it hard for the left to believe we really have people now in that white house. real people. working with the american people and i love it. that s right. brian: do you know what s under appreciated? they have a soccer goal right outside the oval office which barron better be ac
ainsley: thank you so much. where is your next tour. next tour is in california. go get your tickets. diamond and silk.com. ainsley: listen, you will have more of them. you can t have too much diamond and silk. they are going to come back to make some banana pudding. brian: that s when jillian appears miraculously at the end of the show. jillian: can i give it a that s right. jillian: good morning, guys, get you caught up on some of the other stories you are follow here. blue wave democrats expect in the mid terms well appears to be waning out. real clear politics average poll shows republicans gaining on democrats. lead shrinking 13 points in december to just 4 points now. polsters say the republican s upward swing is thanks to president trump s accomplishments. new warning from the american cancer society that younger people are now more likely to get colon cancer. agency recommending people start screening at 45 instead of 50.
[laughter] [applause] if i looked like that, i would have been president 10 years earlier. if i had that face. if i had that head of hair, i would have been president so long ago. that s great. brian: there you go. the president of the united states yesterday. that s jordan mcquinn stealing the show as the president signs the right-to-try bill. ainsley: the 8-year-old is from minneapolis. got a hug and kiss on the forehead from the commander-in-chief. the bill is named after jordan who suffers from a form of muscular dystrophy. it will allow terminally ill patients to try expeer mengts mental treatments something you wouldn t think would have to be codified your life is in balance and you are willing to try something. ainsley: if you are