well i have a job to do and my job is to represent 28 million texans. it was a rough-and-tumble primary and there were some hard blows that were thrown but at the end of the day we have a democratic process. the voters decided donald trump as the president and my job is to fight for the people of texas. i ve worked hand-in-hand with the president for the last two and a half years. i worked very closely with the president and he was down in houston just on sunday. i was with him at an incredible event, with the indians prime minister, and the democrats are starting on election day. there was like this primal scream. we all remember watching, and you can see the other networks. i think there is no mystery for whom they voted in 2016. you could see their look of shock and anger and that anger has never receded. sandra: that brings us to today and nancy pelosi says this is not about politics in her moment this week. she said it s about putting
it s driven at the end of the day. congressional democrats are angry. they are angry about the 2016 election and ultimately they are angry at the voters. they are angry that the voters elected president trump. from day one they wanted to get this president out of office. and, they are working together to try to raise wages and expand opportunity. sandra: clearly senator, and following that and that made public unredacted, and at that came out to see and read it. did anything that came up? what we have seen is a
country before party. is the speaker in her own words. impeachment of a president is as serious as our congressional responsible dates can be apart from declaring war. so we have to be very prayerful. democrats and republicans would have to put country before party very clearly in the public view. sandra: but now we are talking about impeachment in the ukraine. you have come up with the way to beef up the system, the background check system for purchasing guns in this country. can anything get done on gun reform in the face of all of this? senator cruz: it certainly should. let me say two things. i think nancy pelosi understands that impeachment is a train wreck for the democrats. she s been trying to hold back the hordes. watching her kind of reminded me of a hostage video.
but i appreciate you coming on america s newsroom this morning. congressman brad winthrop. john: families of some of the victims relieved yesterday after democratic mega donor ed black was ordered to remain behind bars. he was arrested on drug distribution charges after two fatal overdoses in his home. jonathan hunt is with us. reporter: it took less than 10 minutes for the judge to decide that ed beck should be held in custody. those charges started his arrest in the wake of a meth overdose of a 37-year-old man. prior to that overdose, which the victim survived, two men had died from similar method overdoses inside buck s apartment. he was investigated in those cases but never charged. one of those men, jamel moore,
to be a sanctuary. they had nine people accused of assault and rate crimes. protecting criminals is lawlessness. john: i want to put up a map of notable century cities that exist in this country. you find them primarily on the west coast in the northeast but also scattered throughout the middle of the country. and whether they want to or not, they are prohibited by law from altering the laws. they took an oath to the constitution, and allowing criminals to go free when they are in the country illegally and isis files a detainer on them. that s lawlessness and it puts those communities at risk. john: but the cities like san francisco and los angeles, they say if you will allow local