the republican team to join you for dinner. unfortunately they already had a dinner planned for a new set of the invitation maybe if the leadership is civil to each other, the american people can be too. congressman brooks, do you believe there s an opportunity to lead by example? i hope so. no question the rhetoric has been heated. probably began to some degree with the election of barack obama. he certainly has intensified with the election of donald trump. the literal is at levels i ve never seen. john: congressman doyle, i heard it yesterday, as people were what happened yesterday in virginia, and that is what is going on in america? let me ask you. what is going on in america? that s a question we all have to ask ourselves. the way we communicate has changed dramatically. the technology, social media, the ability to have
question the motives, the patriotism of your opponents, you have gone too far. the worst thing, and i think this is overlooked, the two parties, the two ideologies, you might say, speak about the politics in apocalyptic terms. if the other guy wins, it s the end of the republic. if the other guy wins, it s the end of the world. the man who did the shooting yesterday is a man who bought into that quite literally. you speak about it hyper by clay. when those stakes, when you say unless we stop hillary clinton or donald trump, the republic will not survive, then it justifies anything. that is the language, the ideology, the rationale of terrorists. the defeat of the world hangs on this. and it s up to the leadership to say these are policies. this is not the fate of the
this will not involve the use of taxpayer money. he john: safe travels tonight. you re headed to florida for the cuba announcement tomorrow. president trump and the first lady on hand for a special event at the supreme court. the investiture ceremony for neil gorsuch, the president s nominee for the high court. there was said to be no mention of the president s travel ban which is under consideration by the justices. the jury in the bill cosby trial is deliberating after telling the judge earlier they cannot come to a unanimous consensus on the counts. cosby is charged with drugging and violating a woman in 2004. dozens of women have come forward to accuse cosby of similar actions, but this is the only case to result in criminal charges. stocks were down. dow lost 15, s&p 500 dropped 5 and the nasdaq was off 29.
matter and can become seeds that will bring a bitter harvest. the anti-trump fervor that inspires people on social media, in hollywood. i would argue that the president is partially to blame for demons that have been unleashed. john: calls for a rhetorical cease-fire from yesterday s shooting in alexandria, virginia, more calls for unity. how long will it last? let s bring in the panel. judge andrew napolitano, mara liasson, national public radio, editor-in-chief of lifezette laura ingraham and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. the shooting coverage lasted a day before the washington post came out with the story yesterday that now the president is being investigated for potential obstruction of justice. seems like we can t stand one thing very long without it coming back to the political divide. five anonymous sources in the washington post story
policy toward cuba. the president will unveil the details tomorrow. kevin corke. the president keeping a promise to revise obama era cuban u.s. policy. the president making sweeping changes. trying to get the regime in havana to loosen restrictions on things like religious freedom, access to the internet for the cuban people and a restriction on doing business with any entity that might benefit the cuban military. all happening on a day when the president took to twitter to criticize a report that suggests he s the target of an obstruction of justice probe. we want to keep jobs in america and want to train people and hire american workers. hoping to keep the focus on the jobs message, the president signed an executive order to double the $200 million in