we have a parkland shooting survivor that we will speak to shortly. once we get the audio issues fixed we will come back to discuss that important story. meanwhile, former fbi acting director andrew mccabe opening up to cbs regarding his actions early in the russia probe. i want to get reaction on that issue and others from republican congressman from florida. he serves on the foreign affairs committee. thank you for taking the time this morning. thank you for having me on. i want to play andrew mccabe explaining his moves in the hours and day after james comey s firing with regard to the russia probe. i want to get your reaction. have a listen. i wanted to make sure that our case was on solid ground and
one of the things i ll watch for is this new versus old. the sense within the democratic party, not even necessarily that everybody has to go more progressive or to the left, but we need fresh blood, right? david hogg, the parkland shooting survivor who has been a political act rivistactivist, s, the reason republicans are successful is they re empowering younger people. older democrats won t move the expletive off the plate and let us take control. nancy pelosi is old. does he have a point? no. when you re that age, everybody looks old, as i recall. right. that s true. i m surprised and a little disappointed that david would say that. you know, these are people who have served. we ll see, you know, there will be another election. if the democrats win the house, there will be another election for house speaker. there s no coincidence that these are also women. this is the year of the woman. it ll be as much of a pink wave
seven with intent to harm others at least the fourth fatal incident at a school in 2018. the call for tighter gun laws is growing across thecountry. bryan llenas joins me here on set. there were a few anti-gun rallies across the country today. there were. june is actually gun violence awareness month. and this weekend activists organized at least three rallies in san francisco, chicago, and right here the new york city. marchers marched across the golden gate bridge, in chicago, a peace tree was planted, people marched to stop gun violence there which has already led to 189 homicides in that city already this year. and in new york city, hundreds marched from brooklyn over the brooklyn bridge into downtown manhattan to bring attention not just to school shootings but every day gun violence that plagues communities of color in cities across the country. a parkland shooting survivor spoke passionately about her experience during the february
at least the fourth fatal incident at a school in 2018. the call for tighter gun laws is growing across the country. bryan llenas joins me here on set. there were a few anti-gun rallies across the country today. there were. june is actually gun violence awareness month. and this weekend activists organized at least three rallies in san francisco, chicago, and right here the new york city. marchers marched across the golden gate bridge, in chicago, a peace tree was planted, people marched to stop gun violence there which has already led to 189 homicides in that city already this year. and in new york city, hundreds marched from brooklyn over the brooklyn bridge into downtown manhattan to bring attention not just to school shootings but every day gun violence that plagues communities of color in cities across the country. a parkland shooting survivor spoke passionately about her experience during the february 14th shooting which killed 17
it has deeply affected many of us in a small community. the president spent more than one hour speaking with grief stricken families of those killed. meanwhile there are antiviolence protests underway. tell us about this. is national gun violence awareness month. this weekend activists where orange and honor of those killed in gun violence pates thousands rallied in san francisco and chicago and in san francisco people marched across the golden gate bridge. in chicago markers were orange and marched to stop gun violence there. which is overly led to 189 homicides in that city this year. and in new york city today, hundreds marched over the brooklyn bridge into downtime i had to bring attention, not just to school shootings but everyday gun violence that plays in communities across the country. parkland shooting survivor spoke a little while ago. listen. no student should have to hide under their classmates