president s leadership, glad we saw it life because i m worried how it might be reported. the president s toughest critics admit he made an impression. washington post headline reading trump windsor global leaves at davos, all it took was $1.5 trillion tax cut. the new york times, quote, trump and davos not exactly best friends but not enemies either. she might be the next president, standing newly revealed text messages show fbi officials were worried about being too tough on hillary clinton during her email investigation. todd pyro has new developments and joins us live. republicans say it is piling up. the latest bombshell following the release of new
unless approval is given by that states historical commissioner. this is beginning to happen. all over the country now, sandra. sandra: debates are popping up. thank you. fought over charlottesville. corporate america. fourth ceo quitting the manufacturing council. the president for the alliance for american manufacturing joining the ci ceos of the othr three. the media also keeps piling on the criticism. one cnn headline reading, why his spontaneous moments on race tells more than scripted ones. tweeting and response, realize once again that the #fakenews . the executive and resident at the school of public affairs and
thank for joining us. the headline reading that involuntary manslaughter charges are now involved in the flint water crisis was an eye catcher. what s happening there? i gave a little bit of the background. but you re on the ground. reporter: there, the prosecutors in this case are saying that the actions of some individuals, including the highest ranking one, nikolaiion, who is the director of health in the state of michigan and the governor s cabinet. they had information there was a legionaires outbreak going on, yet they kept that information to themselves. they never went to the public with it. they never went to the governor with it, according to governor. and the individuals specifically, a senior citizen who passed from legionaires disease, what do we know about him? reporter: we don t know a lot about him. he was a general motors retiree. he was one of the 12 victims of legionaires who ended up dying
talks. a foxnews.com headline reading u.k. election has democrats hoping they can send trump a strong message. the piece goes on to say the left would love to see what happened in great britain happen at home. democrats are looking for some mojo as we get closer to next year s midterm. not to mention, the georgia special election that s happening in less than two weeks. some see it as a bellwether, but now the big question, is there a message in this for the president? there were so many parallels to be drawn between the election in the u.k. and what s happening at home. there are a lot of republicans in this country saying not so fast. theresa may is essentially a british hillary clinton and she blew it. what say you? geraldo: what a build up. i think it is a stretch to try and translate what happened in
even though it would have done nothing to prevent the attack in california. if we re going to take away second amendment privileges, nobody wants somebody who is a terrorist to va ghave a gun. there has to be a process. ted kennedy was on the watch list. so was cat stevens. it was a mistake. would you want to take away their conscientitutional rightsr a mistake? it s the cover from the new york daily news that really caught our attention. you can see the headline there, it sarcastically reads, everything is awesome! with me now, political commentator, and political commentator and national security editor for the blaze.com. thank you both for being with me. sally, what s your response to the daily news cover, the headline reading, everything is awesome? clearly, the publication is hitting back against critics. that is a politically