just as a precaution. that s where things stand now, ands i mentioned we expect a full update from colleyville police within the next ten minutes or so. morgan, the big underline as you have been covering all afternoon is whether they would be able these ohio state annals we were reporting on, whether they d be saved and come out safe, and what we re hearing is they re all safe. what do we know about that? i know we re waiting for more details. there s the big question of, what about the suspect? is the suspect safe? because the governor s tweet and that s all the information we ve got now, a short tweet coming from the governor to sa all of those hostages are safe right now. but the question is, what is the status of the suspect? right. well, richard, we know that colleyville police have been the lead agency on this situation. of course they are being helped with the fbi. we know atf is also on the scene. we know the governor deployed
longing for a time in u.s. politics in which the norm was yesterday. and not an exception to what washington once was. now, that said, there were some representatives at the funeral from the administration, including most notably, ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner. as well as the president s chief of staff, general kelly. and john bolton, as well, the national security adviser. so it was a remarkable display yesterday for a true american patriot. and as we look at the display today, just looking through what is on the program there in annapolis at the u.s. naval academy, we see, again, seema, a big underline, clearly, because they re at the naval academy, of his military background, of who will be there and speaking. senator lindsey graham. we also have general david petraeus, as well. and so we finish on a sunday, a week of remembrances of military
big underline, because it is a bunch of months ahead of us, and how might the democrats do it. mitt romney was the candidate, and how do they leverage the difference here, because it is a midterm election? well, they won t get all of the 45 million people who didn t show up in 2010 who normally vote in the in the presidential election, but if they get some of them back, they can maybe hold the senate in a tough year. the way to do it is as richard nixon said, politics is often the mobilization of resentments, and so when you have something to vote against, it can be a powerful motive for driving the turn out. what would that be? the idea of the 1%. do you agree with that? i agree with it, u bit is not enough, and the pure populist appeals tend not to work in america, because people want to be wealthy themselves, and they aspire to be in the 1%.