then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. shannon: a utah man and his wife released from captivity in venezuela, returning home to salt excited tonight. arriving from washington where they stopped her to meet president trump on sunday after being released from a venezuelan prison where they spent nearly two years. the mormon missionaries were accused of spying and stockpiling weapons, charges they have always denied. another obama era decision has been reversed. chief congressional maurice doe my correspondent mike emanuel has more from capitol hill about new action 80 aimed at bringing life to mining towns. as you will recall president obama is famous for saying he was going to use his pendant s phone to get things done, things that he could not get done through congress. tonight there is some news as it relates to mining and joining me
it. arlington national cemetery was initially established during the civil war when a union general began burying on what was general robert e lee s family plantation overlooking washington, d.c. the hun country worth fighting for indeed. defense secretary james mattis gave a sense of what it means to be buried at arlington today with a quote from robert louis stevenson. under the wide and starry sky, dig the grave and let me live. glad did i live and gladly die and i laid me down with a will. but with arlington national cemetery running out of room, the nation must now decide whether to break his promise to past veterans who expected to have this be their final resting place or to limit the criteria in the future. shannon: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you. president trump rolls back another obama era edict, this time it goes to revitalize mining towns. will it work?
their combined until illness and drug addiction instead of throwing them in cages. we really have to shift the conversation. we really have to help people because we are looking in the wrong place and stopping the wrong kimberly: do dual diagnosis. see 615 years ago these drug companies told congress that pills were not addictive. congress fast-track the approval process and you have distributors pumping pills into mining towns, into towns in the industrial midwest for people do backbreaking labor and get paid minimum wage. into towns where people have come back from iraq and afghanistan and are using the va. they don t really actually kill the pain. what they do is, they mask the pain. they are not treating the underlying problem. the underlying problem can be solved through operations, physical therapy, diet, mental
who in the democratic party are going to speak to these people and say we harper you, the democratic party hears you and here s what we have to do for midterm elections or four years or here s how we have to work with president trump? who does that now? we shall see. i m watching this, i m proud of free speech in my country, i m worried it might get out of hand. i m ashamed that i and my cohorts failed these young people. but if the democratic party is not their voice and the voice of laid-off middle age white guys in mining towns and mill towns and manufacturing towns, what the hell use are we. so we failed. me as an institutional democrat. we have failed these folks just the same way that failed when they voted for donald trump. but when you say we didn t do our job you make it sound as if it s just a tactical kind of organizational thing. no, i mean more
that part of the country? it was kind of wonderful. it was hard to see, because it is a state that used to thrive a lot on coal mining. when that disappeared, you know, it really killed the economy of so many of these small towns that were mining towns. it was wonderful to see people doing what they had to be doing and teachers doing amazing things, kids not having enough to eat. teachers are going out and going above and beyond to take care of the kids. i mean, it was heaven. it was an eye-opening experience. a star-studded cast? yes, yes. what was that like, because not only a star-studded cast. it is a period piece. since 1978, correct? you got that big afro. and those glasses. did you go back to the 70s?