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where we re at, we re looking at four to five days. so, i know that sounds troublesome but it s important that we dot the i s and cross the t s as far as evidentiary and possible prosecution if the future. injuries, injury number that we are using today, 489. of that 489, 317 has been discharged from the hospital. so the question is, sheriff, you provided several different numbers associated with that all the way up to 527. now, you got to imagine, we re dispersed across several hospitals, relying on intelligent communication of the hospitals to provide us accurate numbers so that s ever changing. in addition hospitals received patients outside of this event. so quite often, or hopefully not quite often, but often some of those patients were double counted or misconstrued as event injuries versus other injuries such as car accidents. so today i m comfortable in saying the injured number is 489. deaths still remain at 59. i told you 59 before, plus one, about suspect, that chan ....
obscure the larger truth. if the ideological gulf between the president and steve bannon is small. this is not a fight over ideas, it s a fight over who deserves credit for an election win. talk about missing the point. if the legacy of 2016 is not a single person, any person, it s a set of ideas, the ones that reflect the hopes and their needs and the fears and the aspirations of a badly mistreated american middle-clas middle-class. those voters came to the polls because they wanted real borders, higher wages, they were dispirited by the opioid epidemic, why wouldn t they be. they were sick of being lectured by political class of washington that despises them and holds them in contempt. they were the other country, but they had come to recognize that it is hard to make the rest of the world better and very easy to make it worse. above all, they voted for leadership that promised to put americans first above any foreign nation or domestic interest group. that is the real legacy of ....
reforms, adding into this mix, of course, this is now a mid-term election years year. things are not easy in an election year so that adds into this complicated agenda they have. up here on the hill tomorrow white house aides will be meeting with top congressional leadership trying to work towards that government potential shutdown showdown that we might have in a couple weeks and this weekend, speaker of the house, paul ryan, and mitch mcconnell, will be heading to camp david to meet with the president about the legislative agenda ahead. also changes in the senate. al franken, minnesota senator, stepping down today and then all eyes on utah s republican orrin hatch, will he run for an eighth term? what are we expecting? that s right. this is franken s last official day. tomorrow his replacement, tina smith, will be signed in. he steps down amid multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. that officially ends his term here in congress today. of course utah s orrin hatch, this i ....
the president of the united states with nobody but the special prosecutor and perhaps the president of the united states knows what he has been up to. the way the media has been playing it up. either the obama administration lost its security clearance or didn t get security clearance and that wasn t big news back then. i think we may see the end of jared and ivanka. this is not normal. let s be clear. it is not normal to have a public spat with the attorney general over his independence. i agree with what the president said. the president should be telling the attorney general what he wants done. they tell me they are worried about it because they say this has a different feel and he s spiraling, kind of lashing out, out of control. howie: is the press overdramatizing these developments? and why are the purpose dids slamming ivanka trump for challenging a question about her father s accusers. the press remains sceptical over why so few journalists are giving this pr ....
about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. states. can t happen that way anymore. that was the president as he and the first lady walked into easter church services today. he had a tweet saying need wall. and this one concluding with no more daca deal. president spending the holiday at his club in palm beach. but according to the washington post the president s chief of staff and supposed moderating force in the west wing john kelly did not travel with him and senior adviser steven miller did. want to welcome in the panel. here in new york, business and politics reporter for the wall street journal shelby holiday. editor at large for reason magazine, matt welch. in d.c. writer for the atlantic molly and betsy woodruff. thank you for being with us on this easter sunday night. betsy, you and the news. i think the president we re not ....