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believes more united in fashion than when it comes to background checks and even red flag laws so you've got consensus on your side but consensus among people and consensus among power are two different things. i think it was a brave thing and it was a helpful thing for everybody listening no matter where they are. and i thank you for that. >> thank you, and thank you for the opportunity to come on your show and vent. i appreciate it so much, chris. thank you. >> she does a lot more than vent. that was a big step today and something i never thought would happen. nour, in that category, what's going to happen tonight? the polls are one thing, the votes are another. we're watching the results in a special election that the republicans should have run away with. the president won it by 12 points. that's not happening now. john king is back next.
officials at gladgow prestwick airport. it was designed to increase private and commercial air traffic to the region. fast forward to this year, that airport's traffic, accompanying stays at trump's nearby resort are an open question. politico who was first to report on the story now cataloged at least four instances where air force crews stayed overnight at turnberry. from their piece, "they include at least one instance in which a crew member said a nearby airport arranged for rides and lunches to and from the luxury waterside retreat. all the flights were shuttling crews between the u.s. and the middle east. and at least three of them were divisions of the air national guard. in total, over 60 service members stayed at the posh property on the stopovers. "if this seems questionable to you, nour not alone. this morning, house oversight followed uppen on a previous
in america. the white house officials this morning were saying that president trump actually called that supporter from aboard air force one last night on his way back here to new jersey. he did not apologize according to the white house, he's not somebody who ever really apologies but he did convey to this supporter that he didn't mean to offend him and that he thanks him for his support. >> joyce, let's go there because "the new york times" did. i read this in the open but i'll read it again. the speech, as phil rucker said, typically rambling seemingly at random over an nour and a half. he repeated points he had already made earlier in the evening as if he did not remember already making them. and i've been on jury duty so let me that into evidence alongside a couple of other things. david brooks reported in 2017 that a bunch of republicans came out of a meeting where donald trump displayed some signs that were similar to the early stages
they made a difference in her life. i've always been a in favor to overcome the segregation. >> no. he is now being political. volunteering bussing is not the issue. it's at the mercy of very, very racially school boards for 20, 30 years. nour people disagreed about it. but the reality is there was no debate about voluntarying bussing. the debate is only about whether the federal government can mandate it. said the federal government can't. if you want to be a states rights candidate on the issue to defend it. he could have defended it. he could have said here's your deal. i was concerned about the same little kids you're concerned about. and our concern is the federal government came in and made it happen. it made it worse on those kids. >> you didn't do that. >> he didn't do that. first, he basically tries to
is quite accurate. the only thing i'll say -- >> judge jeanine: what wasn't accurate? >> donald trump -- well, in the sense that barack obama did not mention. trump by name. nour, if president trump, nobody in the country -- >> you knew who he was talking about. >> if you want to take a lesson in appropriateness, not to insult people, from president trump? he compared his entire campaign was built on personal insults of his opponent and saying about, speaking about the extreme stupidity of everyone. >> judge jeanine: but that's not the issue we're talk about. >> what is the issue? >> judge jeanine: we're talking about a president who comes out during mid terms and during the end of his office to continually attack the president of the united states. >> campaigning is something different. >> judge jeanine: but now he's not campaigning, it's after the mid terms, austin. i'll give you the last word, larry elder. >> okay, austin, if it makes you
lawsuit against harvard, all about the same thing. >> we must always remember that consider what elizabeth warren has done in the larger context it is when passions are most of colleges and universities. everybody knows about the application form, martha, you inflamed that fairness is most in jeopardy. check a box. white, caucasian, >> martha: the passions are african-american, pacific still very inflamed. islander, native american. nour some members of the kak well, can you imagine the number faculty and alumni of her alma of people saying, well, if mater call for her honorary elizabeth warren can check native american so can i. degree to be revoked because they think the vote was wrong. so what happens when you have it signaled she was not thousands of people checking the right boxes, because everyone concerned about ending campus rape culture. knows that some groups are favored rather than others. this is going to create chaos. none jonathan turley wrote with next step, give me a second, this story today, these then you say well, you must prove you're what, 20%? professors and graduates are seeking to retroactively punish 30%? now, then, we're into susan collins for an opinion different than their own. it shows how power without mongreliization. principle is little more than a mob dressed up as a movement. like in germany, if you had a joining me, jonathan turley, grandparent that was jewish, you george washington law professor
>> that's right, don. earlier we spoke with the mayor of fort lauderdale. the main concern he had was that storm surgery. we're just 25 miles to the north of miami. we were expecting the same storm surge here around five to ten feet. as you heard from karen there, irma is now taking a path and is going way off to the left which could spare fort lauderdale to some extent. they're expecting this storm surge to drap to around one to tee. they're expecting these winds that are now picking up to drop from a category 4 to a category 1, dropping around 50 or 60 miles an hour. now, of course, as every forecaster you've been speaking with could caution, this could change dramatically, but for nour they will feel less of an effect than was previously expected. this is no time for celebration. even if it is a lighter effect here, that means there are more towns and cities else why in florida who are going to feel
there is not enough context in that article. here we have a clear cut allegation that the swhous not denying. they're not denying that president said the pressure is being taken off with comey's removal. they're not denying he removed comby. nour we're goi now we're going to hear from the fbi director to potentially subinstant y substantiate some of these. >> do you think he doesn't realize these are documents meetings that can leak out or do you think he doesn't care? >> i think that this is the most significant internal leaks that we've seen from a meeting like this. so maybe it was something he didn't realize was a possibility. i mean there could have been a white house stenographer there taking notes. i don't know this was a direct transcript. that was an argument that maybe the comments were left out. maybe he wasn't even aware his words could leak out. you can bet that president might watch his words a little more
>> yes, sir i. i understand. >> we have to verify this car is not stolen. >> that is from 40 minutes released by the police department. the entire raw video has not been released. that part is edited. lawrence crosby the civil engineer student that had this encounter back in october 2015 is now suing the city and nour police officers for excessive force and false arrest. police are not commenting on that case because it is an ongoing lawsuit. joining us is alderman brian miller of evanston, illinois who pushed for this dash cam video to be released. i'm interested to know if you've spoken with lawrence crosby, the man arrested there, since this video was released and your reasoning, why did you want it out in the public. >> good morning. thanks for having me. i have not spoken to mr. crosby. it wouldn't be appropriate because he is suing for the city. i asked for and called for the release of this video because for the last two years as
>> you show them wheat. they don't want it. the little stuf what's that e quail oeszing. >> there's double trump talking about why you should trgs him to make a difference. nour, december miss hiss pe digss. that takes a little laep. he's walking over to a group of fans and to male. >> what makings you -- >> i'll work officer you: >> there is much more on.