in a situation like we are dealing with today, that s your best option. run, get inside. get under cover. right, or if you are dan, you punch him in the face . i prefer the triangle joke. people in the red zone, their instinct is to go out of the entrance they came in. there may be an exit closer. look around for the closest exit. don t travel the extra distance to go out the entrance. save yourself and help other people. we saw that in las vegas. if you for new york, you have to know that s got to be in the back of your mind. thank you very much. thank you. coming up straight ahead on this show. was president trump right about
it s ohs that need it s others that need to know when we say something, we mean it. kelly: and, of course, as he stated during that speech america first, and as a result of that, america has to protect its own interests as well even the it s against rogue regimes in particular like north korea and iran and those particular countries supporting them as well. thank you for those comments, sir. now on to the other issue at hand which is health care which looks like it s on its last legs right now. do you think it can be saved and salvaged, the graham-cassidy bill? can they expect it to have any life particularly after senator john mccain a close friend, of course, of senator lindsey graham has bowed out, stating he will vote no on that. kelly, i think we can. i think the senate, this is college football saturday, i ll use a football analogy. kelly: sure. they re in the red zone. they ve got to punch the ball in. they ve got to score for the american people who are suffering unde
rob, how is it looking as far as cloud cover? coast to coast, clear skies will be ideal. but as you know, that s not going to happen. look at the graphic, the brightest white line, the path of totality. east of the rockies, you get some moisture. lincoln, jefferson city, just fair. charleston, may have the most cloud cover. that s in the red zone. i know that s where you re anchoring from. we have all weekend to clear up that forecast. i m going to work on it, clear things up by monday, rob. 1:00 p.m. eastern on monday. set your dvrs at home if you can t watch it with us live. i m david muir. thanks for watching this week. as i mentioned, the great american eclipse, monday at 1:00 p.m. good night. the countdown is into single digits in less than ten days two
we could see some damaging winds. don t think we are going to see tornadoes. also with that the threat for heavy flooding. flooding rainfall as well. weave saw that video out of arizona with the flooding rainfall, it is monsoon season there. a seasonal shift in winds. that s why we are going to seat potential for showers and thunderstorms across the southwest as well. there is a look at daytime highs. hot, hot, hot. it s summertime. back inside steve, ainsley, and brian. steve: a lot of countries in the red zone. ainsley: song hot, hot, hot. the whole map is red. steve: it is. it s summer though. if it wasn t hot we would be in trouble. ainsley: this is true. mainstream media obsessing over polls saying the president s approval rating is at all-time low. what about those who voted for him, what do they think? we will tell you what the mainstream media might not. steve: we know many college students love socialism. do those college students actually know what socialism is? how would y
in the red zone, they re not going to pass up that opportunity. that point about the red zone is clear. is key. because basically i think the thinking is as you spell out in that, you get unified government once every 25 years, maybe. that s your shot to pass your stuff. and so whatever donald trump does and whatever is revealed about him yeah, i think, also when the next time they re going to get a shot at medicaid? there s not many times you get a chance to leave disabled people on the street, so let s get at it, let s not worry about donald here. cornell, there s been a really interesting some interesting data about how much people are paying attention to russia as opposed to the domestic legislative agenda liam mentioned and michael mention the. my sense is that the russia stuff is really hurting the president s approval ratings, but in special election districts when the president himself is not on the ballot, things like the ahca are more salient. what do you think of t