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Some tourists say it made them feel heavenly or gave them goose bumps. steve? steve: all right. ainsley. thank you very much. jerry governor ralph northam rocked by major scandals including a racist yearbook photo and his comments concerning late term abortions two controversies were covered completely differently. in the 24 hours after the news broke, the media spent over three hours covering the yearbook photo in their morning and evening newscast compared to just 1 minute on all the channels regarding northam's abortion comments. so, why was the coverage so slanted betwixt the two? we have ...

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Don't know. i don't want to. i was kind of hoping that was going to be it, you know. >> this is a tiny fragment of the conversation that took place between the control tower and the mechanic flying the plane you see screen left, pulling off these very daring maneuvers, allen, what does that tell you, that conversation? >> incidentally, i'm an aerobatic pilot. i have an airline transport license. this is a complicated airplane to fly, certainly not designed for air battics. he actually did a pretty good job of being able to pull off those rather dramatic maneuvers. sounds like he's kind of cong...

Last month's shooting, and you can see screen left, live pictures from washington where the main "march for our lives" event is happening. and matt is down in florida today and joins us with more. i can imagine, matt, the emotion is still extraordinarily raw? >> leland, you can still feel the pain and suffering just steps away from stoneman douglas high school, a very large crowd of 10,000 or more. you can only imagine the stories in the crowd, parents counting their blessings their children are alive or others who hid as teachers and students were around them. and they want a ban on ar-15 ass...

Steve: thank you very much, ainsley. the supreme court taking up a case this week that could change a requirement for workers being forced to pay union dues even though they are not in the government union. the plaintiff talked about the potential impact yesterday right here on this show. >> i think the government unions it's going to level the playing field. i also think that the unions are going to have to connect with their membership much more. steve: is mark janus right? here for debate republican strategist matt macoviac he joins us screen left and michael starr hopkins. good morning to ...