but the governor will be speaking for approximately 40 to 50 minutes. oftentimes we get an advanced copy of the speech. we haven t received that yet. he says he ll be talking to the whole state. often they ll be talking directly at lawmakers because they re hoping especially during an election year they ll get along and make progress. but the governor says he really waats to speak to everyone in big job he s got, because he has to talk about not only the things he thinks went well in the last year, but also the things that we need. a lot of people think we need more money for roads, improve education, make college more affordable. even the house speaker says lawmakers need to fix tabor. republicans have said all along don t tamper with the taxpayer bill of rights. they re going to come to loggerheads, head to head right out of the chute. the session f course goes 120 days. it s scheduled to adjourn may 11th. there are a lot of things on the table and opefully the governor
to sell gas for less than $2. joining us on the phone is jim griffith. you started a price war. it is $1.98 across the street. we thought what better way than to put some money back in their pockets. stuart: a lost leader. are you losing money on every gallon that you sell? a lost leader? i am not losing money. no, sir. you are selling gas for $1.99. how soon before you get rid of that more expensive gas, bring in cheaper gas and drop the price even more? we bring loads into our stores daily. we adjust a lot quicker. stuart: are you going to drop it more? we will just watch the market and see what happens. stuart: okay. oklahoma city is the site of a gas price war. the first i can remember in decades. you started it. yes, we did. i am very happy. our customers love it. stuart: you are on tv all across the country. we appreciate that. , and see us again when you drop it to $1.95. we are waiting. the big picture argument. it is the bonus wiped out by the extra cost
today his executive actions were not executive overreach. good evening, kevin. good evening, shannon, a 4-4 tie for the high court. the effect was an epic loss for the obama administration and its push to grand what some are calling amnesty. for millions undocumented immigrants. i think it is heart-breaking for the millions of immigrants who made their lives here, who have raised families here. a seemingly frustrated president obama today admitted he was beaten. for the remainder of his presidency, there was nothing more he could do to salvage his plan to spare millions of additional illegal immigrants from deportation, short of congressional action. we re going to have to make a decision about whether we are a people who tolerate the hypocrisy of a system where the workers who pick our fruit, or make our beds, never have the chance to get right with the law. or whether we re going to give them a chance just like our forbearers had a chance to take responsibility to g
about whether the g.o.p. can maintain its majority in the house. it has ryan s colleagues jockeying for position in the race to replace him. we have fox team coverage from capitol hill. peter doocy looks at what ryan s retirement may mean for the midterms among a roster of republican incumbents deciding not to run again. we start off with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on announcement most people did not see coming, at least not today. good evening to you. the demands of being house speaker huge in terms of fund-raising, travel, overall stress. paul ryan says he s had enough. much work remains. i like to think i have done my part, my little part in history to set us on a better course. a source says ryan made the final decision with his wife over easter recess and that as recently as february ryan considered running for another term. speaker told his staff early this morning and received a standing ovation from his team. ryan told his republican coll
it happened. and an absolutely beautiful ceremony. i might be more excited than leland. i m elizabeth prann, thank you for joining us. neil: she s tired and giddy. almost like a royal wedding and we both decided to wear purple. the coverage of the wedding over to windsor in a minute. i m leland vittert. we re learning a lot more about the shooting in texas. new documents reveal that the suspected gunman in friday s deadly shooting avoided shooting kids he liked, all to make sure that his story could be told. our doug mcelway on the ground in santa fe, texas. this morning, as everyone wakes up and begins to process this, hi, doug. hi, leland, good afternoon to you. one hour from now, police will reopen the parking lot behind me here at santa fe high school, so parents and students and staff at santa fe high school can retrieve the cars so desperately heft in all the chaos here at 7:38 yesterday morning. you re getting a snapshot of what it looked like at 7:38 yesterday mor