blind-sided by these bridgegate e-mails. it s my personal take. i just wanted to get that in there. we have ron fornier from the we ll cover that in great national journal, how chris christie can save his career and detail. we also welcome back ann and pushing down oil prices, that is good news for the economy. matt arco who has been following and a week after legal pot sales this story from the beginning in colorado, we ll look at the and we welcome new jersey assembly majority leader lewis financial score. remember, pot heads are expected greenwald. general and gentlemen and to generate reverend few. how can they if they are always stoned and not working? that s coming up on the kudlow ladies, welcome. report right now. thank you very much. do you think christie had a sister soldier moment? did he go against the normal political grain? yeah, in a lot of ways he good evening, everyone. did. it was a pretty remarkable day, i m larry kudlow. like you said, larry. it s 7:
estimated 5% of the fires at this hour. right now, you are looking at the city of san marcos, worst of it you can see, uncontrol able blaze, what local officials call a fire nato. firenado, city home to 10,000 student state university, 9 other other report that 15% of city has been evacuated. but the biggest of those fires, all good size fires, hitting marine corps base at camp pendleton. burning to 6,000 of the bases 125,000 acre area. prompting an evacuation order for a naval web son station and nearby military housing units, bases daily population averages to 100,000 people, and the fire is only 20% contained. at this hour on the base. local officials are confirms more than 20 homes have been destroyed by the fire, thousands in the potential path of all of the various fires, 3 thousand homes and businesses have lost power, fox news correspondent will carr on the ground in an marcos, and has the latest for us. us. well firefighter had hopeed that wins would be calm th
estimated 5% of the fires at this hour. right now, you are looking at the city of san marcos, worst of it you can see, uncontrol able blaze, what local officials call a fire nato. firenado, city home to 10,000 student state university, 9 other other report that 15% of city has been evacuated. but the biggest of those fires, all good size fires, hitting marine corps base at camp pendleton. burning to 6,000 of the bases 125,000 acre area. prompting an evacuation order for a naval web son station and nearby military housing units, bases daily population averages to 100,000 people, and the fire is only 20% contained. at this hour on the base. local officials are confirms more than 20 homes have been destroyed by the fire, thousands in the potential path of all of the various fires, 3 thousand homes and businesses have lost power, fox news correspondent will carr on the ground in an marcos, and has the latest for us. us. well firefighter had hopeed that wins would be calm th
answers as to how our federal government plans to deal with this crisis. to describe this plan to this committee, please go ahead. sure. it s a couple of things, it s a work in progress and we are building on this. it s a growing problem and we need to take steps to address that. i m open to additional that. when i go back to my office and going to have a meeting on this very subject area. lou: unbelievable. secretary johnson saying that he reached out for help and is looking to other government agencies as well to provide resources. a detailed plan of action to respond to the crisis is nonexistent. bob goodlatte press the secretary on the reported 36,000 illegal immigrants who were released last year. a group that includes nearly 200 murderers, 400 convicted sexual predators. listen to secretary johnson. once again evading the question. isn t also it also true that the dhs could have detained this but simply chose not to? chairman, i would like a deeper understandi
story. after 21 hours on the senate floor, texas senator ted cruz wrapped up his brave and courageous obama care filibuster today. that said, the debate and the political standoffs are far from over. the real voting is about to begin. cnbc s chief washington correspondent john harwood joins us now with all the details. good evening, john. good evening, larry. we had an unusual end to that filibuster which you called brave and courageous. 100 people voted against it, including ted cruz himself. it became so unpopular by the end, that ted cruz decided to go with everyone else, seeing which way the wind was blowing. what we re going to have now is a debate in the senate over stripping out the defund obama care provision. not sure exactly when that s going to happen. but cruz has indicated he may shorten the time and not drag it out all the way to sunday. many republicans wanted him to shorten it so that the house will have more time to send a counterplay back to the senate. bu