the uniting front is something we ve been calling for here on the d.r. show, getting special interest money out of our political system so the elected leaders are able to focus on the debate americans ensure, not ensuring that they are involved in fund-raising or not alienating critical donors threatened by a policy. congressman john larson, a democrat, walter jones, a republican, have teamed up to reintroduce the fair elections now act, and it s a pleasure to have both of you here. congressman larson. if i understand this correctly, this is not explicitly a law that eliminates fund-raising but one that seeks to control it and push it towards smaller donors. can you educate us a little bit? yes, it is, dylan. certainly not as expansive as your efforts with regards to a constitutional amendment, a noble goal. of course what we had to be very concerned about is buckley versus valero and this is aimed, as you said, of taking money out
enforcement then can go out and do an investigation and that person then in fact, could be under radar screen and this guy kelly was not on a radar screen, he didn t have a criminal record, the only thing he had was a dishonorable discharge in 2014 from the air force. rob: yeah, it s just the frustration of this happening over and over again with no real solution in sight is what is so tough to get through, thank you, sir f your for your time. my pleasure. rob: solidarity with japan on the world table. jackie: commander in chief vowing uniting front. rob: hey, griff. hey, rob and jackie, good morning. standing with prime minister abe, president trump reaffirmed the strong bond between the two