We looked into the lawyers background and found a dc swamp resume. he was a former lobbyist. he was on the trade commission in the 70s. moved to the department of state and finance and joined a lobbying firm. he ran back through the revolving door in the easterly 2000. then he started his own firm. he worked as a lobbyist for petroleum in 2008. who better to defend your swampy ethics then a lawyer that knows about the ethics. president trump listened to us over scott pruitt. he might want to do it with will. tell us your response on twitter. coming up, candace, steve, and kristine have been listening and i would like their thoughts. don t go away.
We had obama and everything he said sounded perfect but the country was a disaster. we say we don t want politics anymore. this is the end of political correctness. steve: so, kristine, you are in touch with the voters. you do a lotove lot of research. how is this playing out in the country. republicans are behind the president. democrats are opposed to the president. his job approval has budgeted despite the fact the news feels it s chaotic. he took office with people kind of dug into their sides and very few people willing to move. as a result donald trump job approval isn t great but unclear that anyone else being president would have had a higher job approval because of the
Communication. we had obama and everything he said sounded perfect but the country was a disaster. we say we don t want politics anymore. this is the end of political correctness. steve: so, kristine, you are in touch with the voters. you do a lotove lot of research. how is this playing out in the country. republicans are behind the president. democrats are opposed to the president. his job approval has budgeted despite the fact the news feels it s chaotic. he took office with people kind of dug into their sides and very few people willing to move. as a result donald trump job approval isn t great but unclear that anyone else being president would have had a higher job approval because of the
Let s listen. [ speaking foreign language ] translator: many times what we do is for the good of our children, but we really have to think about it. and thu you think th and you think that it s over when you get here. and you think that it s over when you get here, but once you are detained here, that s where the most painful part of the journey begins. reporter: so kristine says she didn t even know, she says about zero tolerance or the possibility of her kids being taken away when she left her native country fleeing this hor risk gang violence. and, hallie, ts separation of mothers and children inside the facilities for several days is something new that did not happen during the obama administration. this is something new to this administration and we re trying to understand why, because clearly these mothers weren t
just as awful, and the world is going back on texas ax eerks axis. what did it feel like? she said how it michelle s family. i have nothing but respect for that family. they have faith in the process, and i appreciate their faith in me. the family, grace, dignity, and everyone that today with her in those dark months. they were able to do what a lot of other families are not able to do which is rally around each other in a time of great need. mark and kristine help coordinate searches for a
And grabbed her by her hair, and attacks her with a small sharp object. everything is kind casing that, but the only person that knows for sure is giselle. but she sat passively throughout the trial. are they buying this? all of this nonsense that the defense is offering. this is a crime of passion, this wasn t planned? michael was in court every day as was kristine, the aunts, and uncles. they all took time to be united for michelle. often times in homicide cases no one shows up for the victim. or maybe it s a mother, a father, or some family.
So some newly released e-mails are giving us some more incite into embattled scott pruitt. you know if you ve watched our show that he has been under fire for weeks now over lavish dinners, travel expense dollars. we got one e-mail obtained by the sierra club showing he dined at the five star hotel eden in rome. it offers a taftding menu for over 300 $ a person. his entire trip cost about $120,000. this is just one of the many stories that have come out about scott pruitt over the last month or so. the epa continuing to defend their boss against these questions. i m joined now by former epa administrator under president bush and kristine todd wit man. thank you for join s us on the show. i no, i you ve been following the headlines as they kim out. i will ask you simply when you
Were left off in the agenda that i am sure you heard a lot of the parkland students heard. can that pass in florida? i believe we need to focus on what with amazing fleet that did pass. the fact that bill did pass the session, if someone said that a month ago, no one would believe that s possible. there is a commitment in the city and the state towards students safety and we need to keep focusing on that so our schools and community are safe. yes, absolutely. you know big up to parkland, florida, mayor kristine, thank you very much. your march looks impressive behind you. have a great day. thank you. thank you very much, joining me now is u.s. senator is amy klobachar. you, more than most knows that the same power that they have in
gunfire altered all of their lives. nearly five months later, the school shooting in parkland, florida, brought their terror right back. i had an automatic reaction. i couldn t control it. i went in the bathroom and started vomiting in a fetal position for two hours. they know what these children are going through and the long road to recovery. this mother has many stournlgs get through after shrapnel tore through both of her eyes. initially blinding her. i thought about as my daughter grew up and not seeing her get married, seeing her as she matured. it s crossed my mind. that s why now i thank god every day. she is now laser focused on simply seeing her children grow. survivors heather and kristine are helping other survivors,
He left us with so much. reporter: in carrying out her husband s legacy, kristine hopes the world will recognize the importance of protecting this vast wild place for years to come. you have to look at these things in terms of 100 or 200 years, and not as necessarily where are they headed in the short-term, but what do they look like 100 years from now? how will they affect, and promote human and nonhuman health. that s where the questions really lie. beautiful terrain, isn t it? chile hopes the additional park will continue to bring in tourists who enjoy this unspoiled wilderness. coming up here, the bafta awards are sunday night and stars on the red carpet hope to make a wardrobe statement against sexual harassment as we hear from bafta s ceo. if you look at the wearing black at the golden globes, that went from being a rumor it might happen to happening.