now. shannon: okay. jon, tammy touched on his argument today about how house speaker nancy pelosi said he brought vitality to the house with what he did in his years in congress. we ll talk about that coming up, but it is clear there are republicans concerned about it because he is young and charismatic, and he pulls pretty well in a very crowded field. david mcintosh, they arty have an ad out, potentially against him, a two minute piece, he says we realize there is a real potential threat because if he is the nominee, then texas is suddenly in play. john? i don t think texas is in play, he couldn t defeat ted cruz last time around, and that is what he is most famous for in-state and around the country. time and again, just because the media really, really loves a candidate, doesn t always mean the voters will, as well. with beto, it s really trying hard to rerun the 2008 campaign of obama, but time to move on. that was over ten years ago. i think the field has changed,
kentucky or make a stop in kentucky before we could ever arrest them. when it comes to the offenses that rise to the felony level, we can extradite. now, it s not as easy as arresting a twitter handle. we can t just reach out and arrest someone who half the time they re using a fake name, fake profile picture, that sort of thing. we have to go through a process of issuing subpoenas, search warrants, getting laura: are you going to do this? it s already underway. i ve had detectives in and out of my office all day today. we were starting with some comments, some threats that were made in-state because those are people we don t even have to extradite. we are moving to the ones that are out of state. we have had the detective that works in my office has already been busy issuing grand jury subpoenas and composing search warrants for detectives and other agencies. we can get the information associated with the ownership of these accounts. we get the ip addresses that are registered.
when it comes to the offenses that rise to the felony level we can extradite. now, it s not as easy as arresting a twitter handle. we can t just reach out and arrest someone who half the time they re using a fake name, fake profile picture, that sort of thing. we have to go through a process of issuing subpoenas, search warrants, getting laura: are you going to do this? it s already underway. i ve had detectives in and out of my office all day today. we were starting with some comments, some threats that were made in-state because those are people we don t even have to extradite. we are moving to the ones that are out of state. we have had the detective that works in my office has already been busy issuing grand jury subpoenas and composing search warrants for detectives and other agencies. we can get the information associated with the ownership of these accounts. we get the ip addresses that are registered. laura: you ve got to get these people. you are only one office, and w
asylum laws that entices people to come to this country. when new york city wants to give them free medical care and instate tuition. more people come to this country and more die. i have seen more people die in this journey. just not about protecting the sovereignty of this country and enforcing laws saving lives a vulnerable population being mislead. brian: well said, tom. [applause] steve: good to have you. thank you, sir. thank you. brian: 17 minutes now before the court top of the hour. beto o rourke is hitting the road as he thinks about running in 2020. one question on his mind does the constitution still work? i m not kidding. ainsley: the judge says it s more relevant than ever and he is coming up next. [cheers and applause] troublemaker on my mind -we re doing karaoke later, and you re gonna sing.
bound for capitol hill where we will lie instate. a former president long time spokesman jim mcgrath posted this photo. it s gotten a lot of attention. it shows the 41st president s service dog, sully, keeping a close eye over the president s casket. sully will now help people at walter reed national military medical center. that will be his job now. we opened our doors with 70-megawatts, 35 mules, and an ice plant. but we brought power to the people- redefining what that meant from one era to the next.