he was so generous. he was such a gentleman. undeniable intellect and the thing that i love the most about him. you know, with his book. the title was things that matter. and if you could say anything about him his greatest wisdom is in politics or in life. charles krauthammer understood the things that matter. and that was what made it so powerful. and obviously, you know, we are all sad and we are all we will all miss him. but i think the greatest thing that you could do to celebrate charles life today would be to get his book and read it there are amazing columns in there but then go to a baseball game. steve: indeed. ainsley: you have a wonderful name charles hurt. a name to live up to. steve: thank you, charlie. brian: president trump blasting democrats for not supporting republican immigration bills saying dems, quote, won t vote for
troopers pulling the driver to safety. is he expected to be okay. that s a look at your headlines. i will send it to you. steve: thank you very much, jillian. new fallout from recently released inspector general report causing a ripple effect inside the fbi. embattled fbi agent peter strzok who texted that he would stop donald trump from becoming president apparently has lost his security clearance. this as we learn that three of the five fbi officials targeted for anti-trump bias were all part of the mueller probe. what? here with reaction founder and executive director of turning point u.s.a. charlie kurt. not surprising that peter strzok would lose his security clearance. he was escorted out of the building a few days ago. he should have been fired instantaneously when this stuff came out. this goes to show there is unelected unknown group of bureaucrats at very, very high level of government agencies that have unlimited
that attract young people. they should feel good about it because the midterms are all about voter enthusiasm and this shows the momentum to build the voters amongst young people, which in 2016 they didn t get that and they lost. there was a lot of enthusiasm and frankly a lot of anger yesterday out on the streets of washington around the country, for washington in particular. charlie kurt, young conservative was out in the crowd had this to say about it. there is a genuine grassroots anger towards republicans right now. i don t think it s warranted in the slightest. building up over the last 14 to 16 months in seen on duration of donald trump. i ask you, should republicans be worried they are on the wrong side of this issue? i don t think this ll be the determinative issue. there s a lot of enthusiasm in the philadelphia area, those on the left, day-to-day harassing