we don t have to be as involved in the game. what do you think is going on? well, neil good to be with you this evening. up front, i agree. we have to call isis what it is: they are a brutal barbaric, terrorist organization that uses whatever means it feels necessary to include a radical interpretation of islam to validate all of their actions. and they must be destroyed. the latest incident is just the tip of the iceberg on what lengths they ll go through to spread their terror message across the world. neil: do you think you get anywhere, the administration is playing semantics. that it recognizes these terrorists. it recognizes that these are bad guys. enough said. it doesn t have to start playing as to whether they re islamic extremists, muslim extremists. it s already made clear these are bad, bad guys. what difference would it make, in your eyes, going to the next level in saying, not just bad guys but islamic extremist bad guys? yeah, i mean, neil, honestly, we con
the white house for us. what happened with the talks and negotiations? well, alex with after three hours of meeting at capitol hill today, both democrats and the president s negotiators emerged to say that there was progress today. they are by no means imminent that they are not there yet. still both suggesting that there was some reason for optimism. senator chuck schumer was saying these are the negotiations that they yet. take a listen to what he had to say a few minutes ago. he had, really, it was it was the best discussions we ve had so far. and i d call it progress, but a ways to go. this is not a a usual discussion because the urgency is so great. healthwise, financial healthwise and, again, the health of our democracy because our elections will be affected by the coronavirus. and we must address that. we also heard in just the last few minutes from the republican negotiators from the white house both the secretary and the treasury, steven mnuchin and the p
post a question at any time, click on the q&a icon at the bottom of the screen. in the chat column will find a link for purchasing copies of hatchet man.ie man. now the key thing to know about the aspect of his background, the highlights in the book is his experience as a prosecutor. he served 14 years as one first of the federal level in the southern district of new york 2004 - 2012 and at the state level in new jersey division of criminal justice and 2012 - 2016. he states that he served as a legal analyst for cnn, and host podcast in which a special counsel in a law firm. and advising on investigations and trial strategy. it is his time as a prosecutor that he draws on for his book, his stories from the party did that highlight lessons that he learned from the norms in the principles of law enforcement. lessons that he says for himself, should learn that he ever been a prosecutor. an essay that he is a lower guard and performing as attorney general under donald trump, that
first though, get ready for another fight night tonight, seven democrats hitting the stage tonight. we are less than a week from a fiery show down in vegas over the weekend. that shows joe biden on top of saturday s primary and the palmetto state with bernie sanders closing close behind. and after dominating the nevada caucuses and solidifying his front runner status, which, are they gunning for bernie sanders tonight? i don t know what will happen but i can tell you, whether it s health care, and we have a high african-american population so my guess is that this debate will focus heavily on that tonight. i think looking into super tuesday, this is not only the south carolina debate but this is the last debate before super tuesday. so i think you will see all of the candidates try to appeal to that broad coalition tonight and we are excited to see it. bill: you were exactly right about that. here s part of bernie sanders decision. it was a major literacy program and ther
this comes as several governors are making moves to reopen state economies, some americans are back to work, some back to the beach, some back at stores and restaurants. mark meredith joins us from the white house north lawn with an update on president trump. mark. reporter: the white house has said it s going to be up to each governor to decide if and when businesses can safely reopen. as you mentioned, we re seeing some 30 governors start to ease some public health restrictions. we re hearing from the white house, reminding people that the virus impacts each the community in different ways. we also made it possible for states to open counties independently of the entire state. because again, some of these outbreaks are very local and have to be studied and understood that way. reporter: now, tomorrow back in washington, senators are expected back up on capitol hill. the house has potio postponed is plans to return for now, citing health concerns. leaders from both par