seriously it damaged the relationship between the american people and the russian people. this created serious mistrust between our two countries. we have to find some way to deal with that. shannon: good morning to you, rich. secretary tillerson says we are going to respond to russia. what more do you know? he told russian foreign minister the united states would respond by september 1st. that s to the russian action, that by september 1st the u.s. has to have 700 diplomats leave the country and they seized two u.s. pieces of property. it started with the russian interference with the election. the obama administration seized two pieces of russia property and kicked out some diplomats. the president signed additional sanctions against russia, shannon. shannon: so tillerson says
now through august 31st. leland: a rare summer tornado with winds of 135 miles per hour whipping through tulsa, oklahoma this weekend. residents said they were taken completely offguard because the town s sirens never went off. woke up to just rattling and nudged my wife and said do you feel that? she said can t be a tornado, there is no siren. it has to be an earthquake. leland: it was a tornado. it destroyed several businesses and left more than two dozen people wounded including two with life-threatening injuries. shannon: city officials in chicago set to sue the federal government this morning over threats to strip funding from so-called sanctuary cities. the mayor says the policy forces him to welcome immigrants or protect his police force.
the initial request said there was nothing there. here we have this document dump of hundreds of pages of documents. two different administrations. does it explain the difference? it may explain the difference. we don t actually know. the first request that was denied went to the f.b.i. the f.b.i. would have records on it because of course the attorney general loretta lynch, her security detail is made up of f.b.i. agents. why that was denied is an answer for jim comey and other people at the f.b.i. at the time. but it is good the doj is releasing them now and we re just learning that one of the names, one of the people on these emails in the discussions loretta lynch herself. it is reporting that she went by an alias, elizabeth carlyle on this email chain. it is fascinating into what may have been the pivotal, most important moment of the last election. shannon: we see talking
how much is external? it is a unique debate. google and all tech companies, silicon valley is very liberal but at the same time they do have this issue of inclusion and of paying women and men the same amount. as a matter of fact google is currently battling a wage discrimination lawsuit. so they are being accused of routinely paying women less. at the same time they re saying we don t have this issue. we have all these programs spiteing this. we don t like this guy saying this. leland: statistics show something else. you also have to wonder how much of this is brought about by the change in politics in america. there is a pushback against political correctness culture. whether or not this anonymous engineer was empowered by it. people are trying to figure out who he is. interview him for us if you find it out. thanks. shannon. shannon: another major u.s.
equipment they need. most local cities expect this money so they sort of expect it to be coming in. the issue is can the government put a string on that money. you want the money? the police will have to cooperate with us, the feds, when we re trying to find illegal immigrants in your jurisdiction. here is the issue. the byrne grants that mayor emmanuel is talking about came from the obama administration. there was no string attached. you will help us find illegal immigrants. the trump administration has not yet passed a budget so attorney general sessions is trying to add a string after congress gave the money out, the courts will stop him. shannon: a little more of this. the mayor notes said chicago won t be blackmailed changing our values. the federal government should work with cities to provide necessary resources to improve public safety not the federal government says