arpaio. in the next hour, a lot more people are here. more than 10,000 people have signed up on facebook to participate in the protest. the rally begins in about two hours. right now, the police are doing a good job keeping both sides separate. the s.w.a.t. is here with rifles. gary, thank you very much. the mayor of phoenix opposed the president s visit. he is a democrat. in a recent op-ed, he accused the president of dousing racial tensions with gasoline and he fears he may be looking to light a match. i spoke to the mayor before we went on air. you called on the president not to come to phoenix. i m wondering what your concern was, is it just the possibility of the protest, certainly there are a lot of trump supporters there that want to see him tonight. i felt after the tragedy in charlottesville, which happened just a short time ago, the president failed moral leadership after
charlottesville. his failure to condemn the racism and the nazis there, to have a campaign rally h
they are lineup, i don t know. i don t like science. jesse: hours away from total solar eclipse. we hit the streets to test your celestial knowledge. watters world where the sun is always shining begins right now. welcome to watters world, i am jesse watters. dibeg news from white house stee strategist jee steve bannon is , joining me now, rnc spokesperson, kaley mckenny, i know steve bannon personally, i thought he was a fantastic strategist and a great adviser to president, but he became too much of a distraction circumstance what that you hear? i can t speak to inner workings of the white house, but we value his contribution and his time. he is out, he was a valuable
contributor with a solid point of view, it is one that our president has his views on trade and immigration, he echoed the president who put this toward. jesse: steve bannon was a good adviser. at the same time, steve bannon, very aggressively pushed american nationalism, american economic independents, when
will they get picked out? today, no answers to that question. sarah huckabee sanders could not or would not answer questions about whether current service members will be removed. the president has a lot of support for all americans and certainly wants to protect all americans at all times. the president has expressed concerns since this obama policy came into effect. but he s also voiced that this is a very expensive and disruptive policy, and based on consultation that he s had with his national security team, came to the conclusion that it erodes military readiness and unit cohesion, and made the decision based on that. the decision is based on a military decision. it s not meant to be anything more than that. at a white house event an attempt to get clarity from the president later went ignored. people in the military? she s very rude. so all we have on this policy change that will profoundly affect thousands of service member s lives are the president s three tweets, wh
linked that same group to those who perpetrated the attack in charlottesville. i don t know i can t tell you i m sure senator mccain must know what he s talking about. but when you say the alt-right, definal right to me. you define it. define it for me, come on. define it. senator mccain defined them as the same group what about the alt-left that came charging at the, as you say the alt-right, do they have any semblance of guilt? let me ask you this, what about the fact that they came charging with clubs in their hands, swinging clubs, do they have any problem? i think they do. as far as i m concerned, that was a horrible, horrible day wait a minute, i m not finished. i m not finished, fake news. that was a horrible day. [ inaudible question ] i will tell you something, i watched this much more closely
nationalist rally in charlottesville, the facts were plain before, during and after the bloodshed. the fact that the president had ht his disposal saturday, a fact he ha
we saw some of that flooding all over the roadways. now we re talking about major highways, i-10 south of here. 69 is closed. beaumont becoming its own mini island, and in very many places across jefferson county, you have islands just trying to get help to them, because there are so many rivers that are passing through. rivers that used to be streamtr like this street behind me. you see the water coming off the street there. that s traveling into a drainage ditch, and this is the problem. we just saw a man try to cross the drainage ditch. he thought it was a street. he was almost washed away before our eyes. he was able to swim right back up before the current took him away. that is why police are saying here in southeast, texas, this is not over by any means. the brunt of the storm may be head thing way right now. drew griffin in beaumont.
emergency services and possible rescues to go into eastern parts of texas into western louisiana. we thought new orleans was going to have ra
handle. what happened, in my opinion, is unacceptable. people have been talking about repeal and replace for seven years. long before i ever decided to be doing what i m doing. seven years they ve been talking repeal and replace and it didn t happen. not only didn t happen, it was a surprise. it was a horrible surprise. it was very unfair to the republican party and very unfair to the people of this country. i was not impressed. now, can he do good? i think so. i think we can do well on tax, cuts, reform. i think we ll do well on infrastructure and things will happen with respect to health care. i think things will happen maybe outside of necessarily needing congress. there s nithings i can do as president that will have a huge impact on health care. have you spoken to the governor of guam, and what did you tell him? i have not. i feel they will be very safe.
if anything happens to guam, there s going to be big, big trouble in north korea. have you ordered any change in our mi
on down to wharton, they say. we can use every hand. reporter: martin savidge, thank you very much. and thanks to you for joining us. our breaking news coverage continues now with ac 360. houston. a week after hurricane harvey came ashore, the reminders that this is not over keep coming and there s a new one that just happened. explosions and a massive fire at the chemical plant 25 miles northeast of houston. it began with flooding, followed by a power outage, and the equipment to keep explosive chemicals cool shut down. early yesterday morning came the first fire. late today, a large explosion, followed by the large fire that has thankfully died down again. for obvious reasons, cnn s brian todd is not here but joins us with the latest. what do we know exactly about this fire? reporter: we can tell you that officials have told us for
most of this week they expect that incidents like this to occur and they just posted a statement moments ago saying that the redundant refrigerat
interesting. solid conservative, excellent legislator. i think es he s one of these people you want in congress. a person of tremendous integrity whether you agree with him or disagree. he knows full well he s going to face a primary opponent and trump will campaign against him but in the land of barry gold water, we re going to see now a defiant and maverick mccain and someone in flake with this book and his campaign is going to elevate conservativism again. the ultimately they need to find a way to govern. the to go to voters to say give us your trust to move the country in a new direction. that s not just about the economy and the government s intervention in the economy. so you have the republicans making a move towards conscience or so they say and chris, you
have this other blow to the president in the form of a lawsuit, former d.c. cop accusing fox news of manufacturing a story, using the death of a dnc staffer to distract from the russia investigation. we talked to the don
john lennon was shot by an unknown at this time white male. the world has reacted with immense shock and grief to the first rock and roll assassination. it was like in one moment the 60s and the 70s got murdered. in his life he s given more love than most men and women on the face of this earth. we re here to prove that love is not dead, even though john is. you start the decade with the death of a beatle. you don t really know where you re going to go from that point. you know, culturally or musically. for a while it seemed there was nothing new on the horizon. announcing the latest achievement in home entertainment. the power of sight. the power of sound. stereo. mtv. music television. we all are so excited about this new concept in tv. we ll be doing for tv what fm did for radio. don t stand so close to me why do you think we re so popular over there? well, there s a tradition that goes back over the past 20 years from the days of the beatles and the rol