will sit overhead. unfortunately, monday, tuesday and wednesday, more rain is coming. hist to come flooding. the damage will be done by the time more rain comes. certainly, we ll watch this. and as we head into tomorrow, it s called super moon sunday. it s going to be bright, it s full. it s closist in its elliptical move around the earth. and then the moon will be full. it be the perigee and the moon together and the fullest and bright evidence. 13% brighter. tomorrow morning, especially early in the morning when the moon at the horizon it will be the most incredible. the misnomer and the name. super moon we call it. that s the reason to get up early to see the super moon. never gets old, you know? absolutely incredible.
with us. you just heard what james clapper told exclusively to andrea mitchell. what s your action. he used the word hyperbole, do you believe it is hyperbole? no question. they have used everything they could think of for programs in terms of investigation and the fact that there s scandals. always has been hist tore clay close line to have to make decisions between national securities and the freedom of the press. quite frankly, i don t think anyone was disturbed, the president made it clear, and i don t know that he has, that we have to do these things and it was cleared through the congressional intel jens committee to accumulate this information, not to listen in, but to accumulate this information because that is the best way for us to deter rearist plots, now, if there s some report they re wants to get a
in all at once, to come in, save your stuff up, come in one day a year and ask what is this thing anyway. you could get a real answer from somebody likely to know. new yorker magazine wrote about that first event and what the expert on rocks and fossils looked at in the span of a half hour. he identified a snail fossil, fossils of brachiopods, a piece of lava, a piece of a man hat and schist, limestone, piece of agate, coral, some quartz, i am going to stop there, you get the idea, it is friday, hard to pronounce. over the years, a lot of people brought in stuff to identification day they thought was important that didn t turn out to be important. but every now and again they really do find something amazing at identification day. like this thing. a couple found it on a beach in
standards for state parties across america. let s face it i mean, we haven t won a decisive race, really decisive presidential race in 24 years. expect to dethe party divides are on full display this week where they decide if it is mortgage pizza, think policy and substance or the pizza abortion the packaging. in iowa, priebus disagreed what karl rove was trying to do saying there are a lot of groups out there picking winners and losers in primaries but it won t help party. personally, as an rnc, i don t believe in that. i don t think the party should pick winners and losers in primaries and i think hist tore dplirks luke at it a bit of a fool s game because you can t actually predict some of the things that go on. priebus could hardly contain himself after kentucky senator rand paul s filibuster sparked new enthusiasm in the conservative grassroots. constitutional republicans, liberty republican sass big piece of a growing party, young,
greatest strengths. we should use it. joining me now, victoria difrancesco soto, thank four being here. thank you, ezra. you wrote, the removal of this class of visas puts on a dangerous slippery slope towards a restrictive and could you expand a bit on the hist hist ri there? sure, regrettably we have a bit of a dark history in terms of immigration and excludeing people who we deem desirable and undesirable. starting with the chinese exclusion act, j s agreement, excludeing japanese americans and getting into the 1920s, we have the national origin quotas where you start it see an outright exclusion of southern and eastern europeans. so all of these folks not mentally, cognitively and morally fit to be in this country. we say these are folks we want it let in and these are folks we don t want to let in. and we seering that with the