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taxpayers. to the ethics investigation, he's been through this once before. the bar is low for these things to be initiated. likely to happen, you think? >> possibly. but, look, i would first say devin nunes wants to sue the media over this. what a burch of thin-skinned weak hreupb weaklings. lev parnas said he met with them. stop trying to sue the media and all that other stuff. on the ethics investigation, the house ethics committee gives a lot of deference to members. without a direct tie to some type of campaign contribution that he benefited from or an actual bribe, which clearly there is no reporting of, the question is did he bring ill repute upon the house by not disclosing to the intelligence committee or his colleagues going into the series of hearings that in fact, he had a conflict or additional
>> based on intelligence, rachel: more than 10 million people remain under flood that's a good point. based on intelligence warnings. rick reichmuth joins us with reports and based on my experience, when the the latest. criminal organization mass rick: the nuclear plant if the rises raises two and a these people up in one area they are moving products or half feet more they will have to take it offline. show you what's going on. people through another area. that's what makes this a incredible snow. almost all of the northern national security crisis. plains had record snow fall they are tying up border patrol assets so other bad this year. people and drugs can go through another area. rapid snow melt from the rain that went through. this is all manipulated and huge and powerful storm we managed by the drug cartels had this week. who control the northern border of mexico. really cleared everything out. see scattered showers across ed: tom homan, you have been parts of the central gulf and florida. on this story from the that will be the only spot beginning. we will keep coming back to where we have any action going over the next couple you. pete: appreciate it. of days. rachel: thank you, tom. mississippi river watershed >> thank you. rachel: turn to your overall that's going to be a headlines right now a fox news alert. problem as we move forward and we have a lot of gauges we are learning new details on the montana state trooper that are already in major shot during a manhunt. flood stage. the story will be with us i think for the next number of trooper wade palmer is fighting for his life and he is in critical condition. police say i don't know than weeks nebraska right now burch shot trooper palmer in under the gun. a fit of road rage. one person died and two others are injured. pete: 2020 hopefuls out in
burch is expected in court full swing. on monday. what do the voters think? a go fund me page for ed: here is lee carter with trooper palmer a father of two has raised $61,000 so maslansky and partners. far. to donate go to foxnews.com. >> good to be here. pete poet no one voted yet california governor gavin but people are paying a lot newsom is defending his of attention. here is joe biden. position t suspend the death >> today we seem to be at each other's throats. penalty in the state of california. >> at the end of the day mean pettiness has overtaken when i'm sitting and talking to my kids i have four young kids and my daughter says our politics. you teach us not to kill and we. >> we are defined by here i am in a premeditated principles in our way killing other people. constitution. even though we don't know >> you can't do it? >> on behalf of the state i just can't do that. them: everybody in america rachel: a murder victim's gets a shot. father is waiting on his that's what the next daughter's killer to be president of the united brought to justice. he will join us in the 9:00 states needs to understand and that's what i don't hour. think this president you have got to be tough to understands at all. deal with vladimir putin and >> this is what is that's how presidential fascinating. democrats gave an a. candidate amy klobuchar is independents b and defending herself over accusations of mistreating republicans a c. her staff. it's all about putin. a thing where he lost votes, >> if you are a boss, you especially independents there is when he slammed the have to have high standards. president. it's going to be really
and there have been ted cruz supporters. o'rourke said if he is to win the state of texas and the senate, he has to win tarrant county. we have been talking about early voting numbers and more than 40% have already voted. the balloting tops 465,000. it's much higher than past mid-terms and higher than the early vote totals of 2012, a presidential year according to administrators. the question is where is energy and enthusiasm going? we see a burch of beto supporters, but we have to see how it wraps up when the polls close. >> we will be there for it and staying in texas, immigration is a big voting issue. the pentagon said there are 2600 u.s. troops at the texas border with mexico. president trump ordered them there to guard against an invasion by a group of migrants
there, but then i wouldn't get to your book. you write in this book about the back-sliding of the american democracy, gerrymandering, voters suppression, legislative hardball. what can be done? >> i think the biggest thing -- this is something small-d democrats should support as well. people who aren't necessarily aligned with the democratic party. democrats should win elections on the state levels. what they can do is win a burch of governorships in some of these big states, in many of them governors can veto these terrible partisan gerrymandered maps and force a better, fair irmap. i would strongly urge people who care about the future of our democracy, who live in states with contested governors' races to vote. those governors could have a big impact on what the congressional
it was drafted by burch. if the vice president and majority of the cabinet decides the president is incapable of executing the powers and duties of his office, they write a letter, send it to congress and the vice president can become the acting president. the president then can appeal that, take power back, and then there's what i think of as the great, mysterious four days. the first group has -- the vice president and cabinet has four days to decide if they really want to press the case. if they do, at that point the vice president becomes the acting president and then it goes to congress. and two-thirds of each house has to vote on whether or not the president is incapacitated or not. it's a very complicated, carefully drawn in its ambiguity. inability is not defined, by design. but it's largely about, if you
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burch of nominations that he wanted months ago, and i'm willing to bet it was a more frank discussion in private. the second is how long does this last in the president we all know has a very short fuse. he's still simmering over obamacare, and the wall that will be going up soon. i'm hearing from republican sources that they don't think they'll get the wall, same thing with this spring. how long does he stay with mcconnell and keep this? i don't think it will be long either, so you know. >> we'll see what happens, but there were some other major news, i thought that the president made on foreign policy issues. he said yes, i do believe cuba is responsible for those american diplomats losing their hearing and those attacks that were going on. he flatly said cuba, referring to the government of cuba is responsible for that and as far
or donald trump the president of the united states, you would really want him to have the best experts and most honest, thoughtful professionals around him dealing with these instead, these were aspersions about a burch of jargons for referring to the deep state when he says those in government were attempting to undermine this administration with selective and illegal leaks. it sounds like a lot of attacks that aren't jermaine to what happened. this isn't a detailed accounting. this isn't good enough to deal with the inquiries wherever they may go and we don't know where they go. this is a private attorney doing the best he can. some of which are factually challenged and some of which have no evidence whatsoever. will say this, it is not normal legal practices at the early stages of an inquiry to as pert a witness has committed a felony without any evidence whatsoever. so this may be sort of a
are not coming because they want to go to disney land. they come here because there are thousands of american companies hiring them and millions of americans who benefit from their work. we are partly responsible for that. the wall is useless because almost 45% of immigrants come by plane or with a visa. but that wall won't stop immigration. >> 50% don't come by airplane. that's a majority. it is not insane to think if you cane get a ham on that, people come from the southern border, they're not all mexican. a lot are. that would shut that down. walls have worked in a burch of different countries including israel whose wall we helped pay for. maybe the real fear is that it would be too effective. >> absolutely there is no... the undocumented population has