tucker: our panel and its best to settle the weirdest choice of the day. catherrin lyon and the manager editor from olympic media. welcome both. the first story: a woman in saudi arabia retained by police because she was walking around in a mini-skirt with her hair uncovered. unacceptable. surprised? yeah. these are the issues a?feminist should be talking with. why are they marching for women in countries that they can t represent themselves and don t have rights? they don t get you headlines and it s boring. a follow subsidy of half a million dollars a year. i have a?bunch of daughters.
a phenomenal manager editor. that hasn t been covered here and as we you know, never has our profession been hurting in terms of not being truthful or being seen that way. truth, transparency, depth, i have to tell you quickly that evan very graciously when i first announced this helped me out, gave us great ideas, and yes, we liberally stole from the texas tribune site. i was just going to say, this is how i want to introduce evan. you re one of the big 21st century pioneers in this. you took $4 million, you got a budget of $42 million. your basically now the dominant state news organization arguably for state politics in texas. i understand why there s a void in nevada. how did it happen in texas? houston chronicle, austin american statesman, dallas morning news, three quality
this hour we re going to be playing an interview for a republican front runner. we ve set down with donald trump at the headquarterers. actually, the old apprentice room. we set down and talked for a good half hour. then this. also joining us on set presidential candidates rand paul, chris christie, bernie sanders live at the top of our 8:00 a.m. hour. i m so excited. i m thinking his wife is going to come. wait, there s more. there s more. some of the candidates wives are going to be here as well. plus one of the most emotional moments of the obama presidencies. we re going to play you the announcement. also, congress s lack of action. so with us on set we have manager editor of bloomberg politics, the president of
it. joining us from washington manager editor of bloomberg politics mark halperin. are you ready to go on this friday? are you going to read excerpts from john s book? national security and terror on the voter s minds in a way they haven t been since the terror attacks on september 11th, 2001. 79% of americans think that an attack is likely or vary in the next few months. of those, the 44% that say very likely is the highest number poll since 2001. several americans call isis a major threat to the u.s. security. the highest level since the poll
problem. that s a band kad. that s not what we want to do. presidential candidate ben carson on a surprise visit to jordan. he worked with the refugees. he said the syrians had rather stay where they are calling the refugee camps quiet nice. quiet nice. he said something that made me flinch and that s jordan should take more refugees. he has been concerned about his survival. first you had the palestinian refugees and the iraqi refugees and now you got millions of people in turkey and lebanon and overwhelming the countries of the region. interesting take dr. carson has. still with us we have manager