and his time and capitol hill, and if he can get a tax reform done in a major way, i think he will say that he accomplished the biggest thing that he possibly could. sandra: he was just talking about what his days are like. it is grueling hours and dates. he said i don t live here. i live in janesville wisconsin. i spend time with my family when i am not here. he is an avid hunter, he likes to be out in the woods. melissa: it struck me. he was talking about sleeping in his office. that is what we do. jason: hey, i have done that. hey, i do that. there are a lot of people who do that. melissa: it sounds really tough, and i have a lot of admiration for people who are willing to serve and do what they can. especially, if they get tax reform done, but i can t imagine keeping that schedule up. katie: let s not forget that he was dragged into this position. republicans didn t have anybody
to the j.j. watt foundation. a local hero who plays for the houston texans. the next day when we collected stuff at our kids schools. we filled nine semi trailers. that s just in janesville, wisconsin. getting aid down to houston. and so what i think is a good story out of all of this is in this country citizens, when they see other citizens in need, they step up and answer the call. and so it is something that we should take stock and encouragement from. now, we, government, have a responsibility as well. and as the majority leader said, technology is a good thing and it is helping us but what it is also doing is it s moving money very fast through the system, as it should. that s why we won t leave until we get this done to make sure the response is there. we have another hurricane right now, hurricane irma, heading to our shores and it is critical
this is todd hardy. a fitness buff, youth baseball coach-and lung cancer patient. the day i got the diagnosis, i was just shocked. julie: so now reacting to democratic leadership in congress reacting to the president and the announcement of daca. here is paul ryan. house speaker. let s listen. you turn on the tv in america today, you look at all the vitriol, the bitterness and rioting and all the rest of this. you begin to wonder whether or not our civil society is holding together. this hurricane shows that it is. this shows that our civil society is still very, very civil. an email went around janesville wisconsin to various churches and schools and we wanted to fill up one semi trailer at farm and fleet with the business name to send aid down
julia took authorities a couple of days to piece a timeline together. everything started tuesday when joseph jakubowski was in the post office in janesville wisconsin and cell phone video shows him addressing a manifesto to president trump to take a listen to the moments just before he puts the manifesto into the mail. revolution. time for change. april 4, 2017 at 5:43. you see my name. stamped, game time. jakubowski s allegedly stole guns from a local gun shop including a rifle. he had a bulletproof vest and a
will carr has more, so is what s up with this guy, will? reporter: well, arthel, we re not just talking about a couple of stolen guns. authorities say joseph jakubowski stole 16 including two assault rifles and a number of handguns. we ve also learned he most likely has a bulletproof vest and a military-style helmet. a short time after he burglarized a gun store in janesville, wisconsin, jakubowski torched his car and then disappeared. then on thursday a so-called associate told authorities jakubowski made a vague threat of violence at a school, that caused a number of wisconsin schools to close on friday and at least one church in the area has closed for its sunday service. the same associate told authorities about a 161-page manifesto jakubowski allegedly sent to president trump. i m told it includes disrespect for public officials and law enforcement calling them enslavers. take a look at the cell phone video when he mailed the manifesto.