making it worse. bill: we need more than six minutes for this topic, would you agree? agree. shannon: new outrage from conservatives over a report that one country claims it s virtually eradicated down syndrome but how they ve accomplished that that has proper lifers very angry. we can help them be less fearful about speaking proudly about those in our lives who bring so much joy into this world if only we would give them that chance. you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don t get too comfortable. we re talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won t rest until the world is healthier,
heather heyer was killed when a car plowed through a crowd of protestors on saturday. friends and family remember her as a strong woman who spoke out against inequality and urged others to be active in their communities. she loved everybody. she didn t one color or the other color, she loved everybody, you know? she was a good person all the way around and i want to see good come out of her death. if that s what it takes, you know, for people to come together and stop the hating over this part of the history. shannon: we are joined from charlottesville, virginia. the service starts in about an hour or so. what has been the turnout been so far? people started to line up outside the theater at 9:00 a.m., two hours before the ceremony begins and the line
that could unlock an infamous aviation mystery. the missing malaysia airliner. four satellite images were released of debris floating on the indian ocean two weeks after the plane vanished. it shows objects drifting in the vicinity of the predicted crash zone. we ll see what comes of this. shannon: u.s. military bands are tasked with inspiring patriotism and enhancing the morale of troops through music. shannon: now the pentagon is asking them to prove the bands are they want to justify the bands existence and budget. good morning, lucas, tell us how much the military spends on these bands, which i might add
name heather heyer. a victim during these attacks in charlottesville, a woman trying to exercise two officers that lost their lives. victim trying to exercise her first amendment right mowed down by a domestic terrorist. what s happening now there is violence on the left and right. the violence on saturday was instigated by the right. we have to take that as an isolated incident where the right needs to have ownership over that. the rally was the reason that antifa showed up. they were the major instigators and the president misspoke when he said there was blame on both sides regarding saturday s events. shannon: it is accurate to say the reporters from the new york times who were tweeting or putting out statements that they did see violence from the left. not equating these groups and what they are about but saying they were violent people on both sides. fair to say that? there was violence on both sides and a lot of violence in the country and where we have
steve hayes, editor for the weekly standard . she has been with this president from the beginning of his campaign and all the way through. they work well together. what do you think? people who have worked with hope hicks saying she is competent, smart and understands the boss. she has that going for her. i think what that likely means is we re most likely to see more of what we ve seen. in terms of what actual changes we d see at the white house, i think we ll zero. donald trump is his on communication director, chief of staff. he does what he wants. he caught his own staff unawares yesterday and the comments on saturday where they had prepared remarks for him he chose not to read. it won t make a big difference. shannon: do you think she stays in that position? who else would be somebody on the short list? that s a good question. it will be a difficult job to fill honestly because of what