that day that fought valiantly that have to deal with nightmares and flashbacks and physical injuries that are still unhealed and the unseen injuries? you know, an officer lost an eye. that eye isn t coming back. officers that lost fingers. those aren t coming back. does he care about them? you know, that s loving america. caring about the people that you are overseeing. so, you know, i really want to have my voice out there to say, he is not somebody who symbolizes loving america. he is far from it. i want people to know that you don t have to go with the trump clan to perpetuate this. because that s what s going to happen. this is not loving america. we want to, you know, unite america and have people come together and, you know, we already have to work about worry about foreign terrorists and what he is doing is he is having his cronies on capitol
what about gladys and chuck s son? what about officer smith s family? officer liebengood s family? what about all of the children of the officers that were there, that day, that fought, valiantly, that have to deal with nightmares and flashbacks and physical injuries that are, still, unhealed. and the unseen injuries. you know, an officer lost an eye. that s that eye isn t coming back. officers that lost fingers. those aren t coming back. does he care about them? you know, that s loving america. caring about the people that you are overseeing. so, you know, i really want to, you know, have my voice out there to say he is not somebody who symbolizes loving america. he is far from it. and i want people to know that you don t have to go with the trump clan to perpetuate this because that s what is going to happen. this is not loving america. we want to, you know, unite
procedures on the western part of the coast now. and we hope they ve done that and people are getting to a place of safety because these hurricanes, they don t follow a plan. they don t have to do a certain thing. they re going to have their own way as they work their way through the ocean and on to the shore. very unpredictable. that s why as a storm chaser, we re constantly shifting our position and try to adapt to the changing environment. what is the significance of location within a storm? the idea that if the eye isn t going to pass over us, we re okay, there s not much to worry about. what do you say as a caution, especially with this particular storm given its unusual width? the eye is a smaller area in the hurricane but a lot of folks don t understand the hurricane wind field stretches out much further than the eye. we have a hurricane wind field of 75 miles at least in width and we re looking at the entire western florida coast that will most likely experience these
the story. this is what happens when you have a president who isn t used to be being challenged. neither was thewas over the line. the art of the insult has always worked for donald trump. if he s picking on rosie o donnell or jerry seinfeld and everybody gets the game. now that he s a presidential candidate trump is often his own worst candidate. one thing to say rick perry should wear glasses but another to make light of john mccain s captivity who was tortured. this kind of misfire gives ammunition to the pundits who view trump as an unguided missile and one who never apologizes. today at least the journalists are really turning on trump and poking them in the eye isn t going to solve the donald s problem. that s it for this edition of media buzz. i m howard kurtz. thanks for watching. we hope you ll go to our facebook page and give us a
we re in the studio working out every day. this is a different workout than i had on the football field. mike: you said being quarterback isn t physically demanding i have seen the licks you ve taken there in the pocket to pass. sometimes presenting itself for a concussion. i m not sure some of us would look at this and say it s not that tough. it s doggone tough what you have been out there experiencing. i want to ask about your family. i m thrilled to hear your story. yours is one of the great american stories. you were working at a grocery store in iowa, stacking shelves. a few years later you re the most valuable player in the super bowl and n.f.l. how do you get from sacking groceries to the most valuable player in the n.f.l.? you have to believe in yourself and a lot of work