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following the latest developments in this race. and we have a lot of guests as well, the congressman debbie dingell of michigan, and democratic congressional candidate, and former texas state senator, wendy davis, and bishop michael curry of the episcopal church ahead. a busy hour ahead. we want to start at the white house. josh, the president focusing on one state today, after crisscrossing the western battleground states yesterday. a big agenda today. but a lot of people are talking about that 21-minute speech that he made in minnesota, saying he seemed as if he didn t, he was very low energy there. low energy performance, and the president s rallies have been getting longer and longer over the last several weeks, as we get closer to the election, but as you point out, last night, president trump actually gave the shortest rally that he s given of this entire election. and the reason he seemed so frustrated, to be there, and about the situation, it stems from this ....
their crack at gates. we look what the to expect next and how manafort s lawyers plan to save the former campaign chair. we re looking at how republicans hope to try to save a seat in congress. polls are just opening in ohio for a special election that puts the trump factor to the test. the president rallying around the republican in that race this but he has plans today.ain. hey dad. so he took aleve. morning as the democrat hopes to if he d taken tylenol, make history and make he d be stopping for more pills right now. republicans nervous come only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. november. we re talking about the new red line in silicon valley. aleve. all day strong. where does free speech end and hate speech begin? that s a question now for tech companies as they boot alex jones, one of the country s loudest and most controversial voices. why they re doing it. why now and what s next. our team is here and ready to go from acros ....
through all of their documents to be responsive to it. this is e-mails. this is all sorts of things. president trump once saying any investigation into his businesses would cross a red line. if mueller was looking at your finances and your family finances unrelated to russia, is that a red line? would that be a breach of what his actual charge is? i would say, yeah. i would say yes. this morning, more potential west wing chaos amid new reports national skuecurity lead mcmast is out. looks to be leaking that mcmaster is out. the president of the united states is calling him in saying, no, wait, i like him. i like him. the washington post is reporting on the mood inside the white house in recent days, saying this, verged on mania, as trump keeps his own counsel. there will always be change, and i think you want to see change. i want to also see different ideas. all right. now to more breaking news. that stunning allegation you heard at the beginni inni ....
we have a busy day. i ll see you later on today. sounds good. we will have lots to discuss. thanks, hallie. good morning. i m ali velshi. live in washington. stephanie ruhle is off. it s friday, march 23rd. let s get started. john bolton in. h.r. mcmaster out. my view is the same as the president s, which he described as the worst deal in american diplomatic history. didn t really expect that announcement this afternoon. the president building aggressive national security team. the president is assembling a war cabinet. i see troubled waters ahead. bolton may have a fuzzy mustache, but he has sharp elbows. from the center fold to center stage. a former playboy model opening up for the first time about the ten-month affair she claims she had with donald trump. were you attracted to him? i was attracted to him, yeah. the sex was consensual. it was, yes. after we had been intimate, he tried to pay me. i actually did not know how to take that. di ....
them at a lot of schools where they had problems, these teachers love their students. the students love their teachers in many cases. these teachers love their students. and these teachers are talented with weaponry and with guns. they feel safe. i d rather have somebody that loves their students and wants to protect their students than somebody standing outside that doesn t know anybody and doesn t know the students and, frankly, for whatever reason, decided not to go in, even though he heard lots of shots being fired inside. the teachers, coaches and other people in the building, the dean, the assistant dean, the principal, they can they love their people. they want to protect these kids. i think we re better with that. this may be 10% or 20% of the population of teachers, et cetera. it s not all of them. you would have a lot. you would tell people that they re inside. the beauty is, it s concealed. nobody would ever see it, unless they needed it. it s concealed. so ....