and lindsey graham and former texas governor rick perry. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [applause] let s make sure we win and america wins this primary season. will you and south carolina join us in new hampshire and iowa and make sure that happens.? [applause] thank you. and god bless you. what a great lineup of speakers so far. i can tell you backstage the energy is incredible. the next person i want to introduce as a colleague of mine from washington, someone who probably needs no introduction someone who hosted the iowa freedom summit. someone who is rocksolid in his belief in the constitution of the united states and in his belief or america. please welcome, my good friend from america, congressman steve king. rep. king: thank you. thank you all so very much for the south carolina welcome. [applause] i m
answer soon. we ll also get to some other big news tonight. the government shutdown being pushed by the hard republican right. that and the first strike just scored by a secretive figure in the hillary clinton camp to undercut the candidate some believe could become her number one hazard on the road to nomination. gleets to the story that s fired up the streets of new york. nbc s stephanie gosk is with the protesters in foley square in lower manhattan. stephanie? good evening, chris. these protesters are on the move. if it s anything like last night, they ll continue to be on the move. minimum disde struction, maxi. m it s unclear where they re going to head. early estimates there are about 500,000 people in this crowd right now. so they are moving slowly. there s also a pretty heavy police presence here. one of the things that s angered this crowd particularly is the secrecy of that grand injury process. and they were hopeful that all of that evidence, the same way it was
0 program, it was also his other programs for weapons of mass destruction. forever, libya had resisted signing on to the international protocol that bans the use and stockpiling and manufacturing of chemical weapons. gadhafi had 23 tons of mustard gas stockpiled in libya. but as part of this deal ten years ago, gadhafi said he would abide by the international chemical weapons convention, he would give those weapons up, he would allow them to be handed over to the international community and destroyed. that happened in late 2003. the george w. bush years basically had no diplomatic victories at all except for this one. but it happened. and eventually, there was a revolution in libya and gadhafi was overthrown, gadhafi was killed and libya today is still chaotic and nobody quite knows how things will end up in that country, but they gave up their nuclear weapons program and they gave up their chemical weapons. they handed them over to the u.n. for destruction. and that was a rare thing a
give us a call at 1-866-55-press. or follow us on twitter. give us your comments on twitter at bpshow or on facebook at facebook.com/billpressshow. major league baseball is underway so you know, things are pretty good with the world especially since the nats won their opener over the marlins 2-0 thanks to and the red sox clobbered the yankees 8-2. in big news of the day the united states has moved warships into the waters off north korea just in case that nutty president kim jong-un decides to try any funny stuff. connecticut has passed the toughest gun control laws in the nation in the wake. newtown but you know, you have to ask if the connecticut state legislature do it, why can t the united states congress? president obama set to announce today a major new research initiative to map the human brain. watch out. that and more right here coming up next on current tv. criticizing, and holding policy to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard the president say the othe