and i acknowledge that my dad was a former agent. i m not acting on anybody s behalf, i think it s hilarious that people think my dad literally walks the dog every day and talks about that. half the time i come home finding him he s fallen asleep snuggling my dog, watching netflix. i don t know how they believe such a thing. my career has been perfect. i ve gone through, a navy pilot, then i was an elementary schoolteacher, california credential. i got into the fbi, was very proud of it, and still am. the fbi has provided me a chance to go to southeast asia with these trips where we would teach other countries, bangladesh, all over southeast asia and the philippines, cambodia, crime scene management courses. come back, worked in major cases. one of the tweets, something that went through here, i saw that it claimed that sorry. it claimed that i was involved
to state the problem or at least say the name. the name is there. radical islamic terror. we have a president who refuses to use the term. he won t say it. he don t want to talk about it. he don t want to mention the term. he doesn t want to use the term. we have a leader who doesn t want to discuss the name of the problem. you can t solve a problem if you refuse to talk about what the problem is. anyone who will not name our enemy is not fit to lead our country. words to remember. joining me now is pentagon press secretary. and david gergen. you see sarah sanders trying to clean up the tweets this weekend. is there any excuse, any valid explanation for that?
conference does not support changing the 60-vote threshold to tend filibuster. helping us break it down this morning, washington examiner commentary writer philip wagner. thank you for being here. you are not shut down. all right. here we go. noon is the big vote. any sense we re going reopen the government today? well, you said a moment ago that i think you re absolutely right. we have lost all track of time. it s not clear whether it s morning or evening or night. because negotiations aren t going anywhere right now. the one thing that i think we need to point out, though, this is an emperor has no clothes situation and the press has no credibility if we don t point out that right now democrats are asking for even more than ted cruz dared for in 2013. so the left of it there asking for a daca deal here, even though republicans made clear they re willing to deal with the issue in march. right now we need to see where the blame is going toned up. it has been a weekend of
nevada. as for paddock himself, nbc learned that he spent tens of thousands of dollars gambling in vegas over the last few weeks but it is not clear if he was winning or losing. paddock s brother says he was not particularly religious or political. president trump talked about the shooting just a few minutes ago. we have a tragedy. we re going to do and what happened in las vegas is in many way as miracle. the police department has done such an incredible job and we ll be talking about gun laws as time goes by. he was a sick man, a demented man, a lot of problems. we re looking into him very very seriously. but we re dealing with a very very sick individual. we got a great team here to help us break it down this
we had to get it right. you had to get it right. reporter: the result is a memorial like no other that will test your heart as well as break it. this is a good example of the whole way. reporter: a rugged, seven-mile trail, climbing more than 1,000 feet up the side of a mountain. is it hard to come here? yes and no. no because i know andrew is in heaven. reporter: 29-year-old andrew ashcraft was one of the hot shots killed. his mom remembers him returning from other fires, a smile on his face, smelling of smoke as he hugged her. there were times i said to my husband, could you put a fire in the fire pit? i need to smell andrew for a minute. reporter: on the trail, there are carefully placed plaques every 600 feet. every so often, you meet a new member of the crew. this is andrew, deborah s son. the last part of the trail is the hardest of all. 600-foot decent, following the