Todd, is giving up on american cheese. the most processed, preserved and patriotic of our curds. our individually wrapped kraft singles, unconsumed. our velveeta reserves untapped. millennials are opting for fancy cheese. american cheese is as american as american cheese. it s in the name for goodness sake. how do we stock this dairy dilemma? i think i know who to ask. the president of the united states and the commander of cheese. orvf course. the commander of cheese. mr. president, this requires extra sharp action . only one cheese stands alone.
Weeks, as this has been a top news story, orvf course, people from the public have been call sbo into the fbi just as they have into the media. more likely people afraid of coming in publicly would report something to the fbi. these complaint forms have probably been piling up and probably in a normal situation give the fbi a pretty good road map where to look for information that might contradict judge kavanaugh s testimony. dan, i referred to the contradictions that took place between the fox news interview that the judge gave and what he said before the committee on thursday of this week when it came to drinking, that does amount to lying or changing one s story before this committee. what are the consequences of that? how rich a mind do you think for those opposing this nomination? i would argue it s important. the issue is what happened 36 years ago and do we have
new plans for terror. a special report. but first, tonight s enron. the persons outfront tonight is billionaire aubrey mcclendon. he s the outspoken, charzmatic scion of one of america s founders and a founder of chesapeake. chesapeake could be the next enron, or worldcom. chesapeake energy is second only to exxonmobil in drilling for natural gas in this country. more than 13,000 americans work for mcclendon, enjoying perks, which according to reuters includes on-site botox treatments. chesapeake also boasts a campus with three restaurants and a 70,000-square foot facility with a rock climbing wall. it may have been among the first signs that something doesn t end up. mcclendon has often made grandiose promises that aren t backed by reality. at a minimum, i think they can create a million jobs over the next few years. the they he s referring to is a fund chesapeake was launching. now, mcclendon is not a household name, but what he s fighting for is. even as natural ga
low life. she s a low life. reporter: the question, did he feel betrayed by omarosa in her new book and low life. that s a term we have seen the president use before when he is lashing out at critics and certainly now, what had been a relationship with the president of the white house saying she is such a nice person and people don t know it. that bridge appears to be burned. kelly o donnell traveling with the president. erin delmore and caitlin. caitlin, i ll start with you. the president reacted to omarosa s claims when prompted by the reporter. what do you think was holding him back prior to that question? well, i think the white house does not want to elevate omarosa s book further, for reasons which are understandable, orvf course.
800 vents arouevent around the because of what your school started. i m proud of what my school and what everyone across the nation has done. there just the starting point. it will keep going and personally, i ll make sure it keeps going. are you committed, i hate to do this because it s so political. the gun rights lobby succeeds not just because it has money and it spends the money to influence politicians but because it has voters who will vote on one issue and only one. the second amendment as they see it which is total gun rights. yeah. can you think of yourself, as you pass into your 20s and 30s and become a mature voter, keeping that kind of laser focus on gun safety issue? i mean, orvf course. this can happen anywhere. it doesn t matter what neighborhood you come from, rich or poor. it s something that needs to be