Sue Big Tech. Will michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer revoked the rule. I dont know that there is a lot more for me to add other than they have pretty good pizza. This used to be one of the Crown Jewels of austin. As you can see im tent city. It has never been like this before. Im a democrat but i have learned my lesson. Im freaked out. Something needs to be done. Brian here we go. Welcome to the morning. And we start with a fox News Alert. Kentucky Senator Rand paul receives a Death Threat, ainsley. Ainsley it is unbelievable. Fox news exclusively obtaining this photo of the chilling message that was sent to his house where his family lived along with a suspicious white powder. Steve how did this all start and whats the Back Story . Griff jenkins live in d. C. With how the senator is responding senate and what started it. Thats right, steve, ainsley and brian good morning. Chilling and far from the first Death Threat Senator Rand paul has gotten. If you look at that note again, can yo
the prospects of those two senatorial candidates. so much at stake, welcome, everybody and happy saturday to you i m neil cavuto, let s get right to it right now with mark meredith at the white house , the president will be leaving a little later this afternoon for that big trip and that s what we don t know, right, mark, exactly how much time he s going to devote to those candidates and how much to his own election. absolutely neil we have not gotten those advanced remarks and it s unclear even if the president would stick to the teleprompter during those remarks down in valdosta. it s both the president an the first lady making the trip down to south georgia for an event being organized by the republican national committee. they are calling it a victory rally with a focus being supposed to be at least on those two senate republican candidates facing a runoff in early january. this trip to georgia comes as the president s own legal team files a it new lawsuit friday challe
the third hour of fox and friends starts right now. good monday morning. we are kicking off this 8:00 hour by showing live footage of the memorial in pennsylvania. we show said the flag at the pentagon and a lot of coverage at ground zero, where 22 years ago terrorists attacked america. flight 93 with the passengers, and we knew we were at war when the second plane was hit and the pentagon, as well. beautiful in lower manhattan. today marks 22 years since the attack shook the nation. i had a chance on the 20th to go out to the memorial, flight 93, in the middle of nowhere. there was a school nearby. can you imagine if that plane hit the school on top of that? they hit an empty field, i think field 93 was looking for an empty field and had to spot what they could from the building. the passage, find out who did it and clean up downtown. they quickly cleaned up. what are we going to do downtown? go to an empty pit. we got a design. who is going to pay for it? building
variety of reasons. so the legislative portion of those reviews never reached fruition. there were a number of internal reviews and internal changes that took place as a result of the church committee inquiry and later the and that person has to report to kblg about what it finds about what he or she finds to be the problem internally. kate scott, thank you. thank you. our coverage, 40 years later continues. this is american history tv only on c-span 3. 40 years ago they created a committee to look into the u.s. intelligence services. they had a long title. the senate select committee with respect to intelligence activities. it took on the nickname of its chairman and best known to historys the church committee. it called 800 witnesses and the legacy includes the senate select intelligence committee providing ongoing oversight of the intelligence agencies and the creation of the foreign intelligence surveillance act of 1978 which we know as fisa. two former staffers a
our statutory authority. increasingly we are finding ourselves unable to read what we find or unable to open a new device. that is serious. i think encryption is a good thing. i think there are tremendous societal impacts to encryption. not only lock your cars, but you should encrypt things that are important to you. we have a collision in this country getting closer and closer to a head on, which is our important interest in privacy and our important interest in public safety. the logic of universal encryption is inexorable, that our authority under the fourth amendment, and amendment i think is critical to liberty and the right oversights to obtain information is going to become increasingly irrelevant. as all of our lives become digital, the logic of encryption is all of our lives will be covered by encryption. terrorists and spies will be in a place that is utterly unavailable to court-ordered process. that i think should be very concerning. i think we need to have a conv