and with florida, with florida thank you. with florida, you drive on. with puerto rico it's a little tougher. it's called you get into a boat or you get into something. but they did a hell of a job, including bringing the biggest hospital ship in the world right off the island. i want to thank the military, fema for what they did there. for what fema did in florida, texas, you look at louisiana, south carolina, they got hit hard. north carolina got a piece of it georgia, alabama, these are great places, and they're all getting a's but the democrats are trying to stop it, but don't worry, you're getting aid. they're there getting aid. and you've already gotten a lot of it so that's good. instead of wasting time, energy, taxpayer dollars on partisan stunts and witch hunts, democrat s should be focused on building up our country. did you see what just happened, by the way? no collusion. [applause] no obstruction. [applause] no anything. [applause] two years on a witch-hunt. i could have gotten anybody in this audience i could have found something on you. t

florida cfo. [cheering] florida gop chair and state senator. [cheering] the chairwoman won a great state i said was that nobody has won michigan for decades. when it came to choosing who the head would be i said who is that woman was so great in the state of michigan because we won that state and we were not expected to. that was the last speech i made and we had 32,000 people show up at 1:00 in the morning. [cheering] when i left i said i don't know why we are going to lose we had 32,000. our opponents were there at primetime like 6:00 and she had 500 people. i said why are we going to lose michigan. but we didn't. [applause] another one is chairman tommy had. thank you. great job. we have so many people we could go all night but let's get back to business. this is an incredible time for the country. america is thriving again and winning again and we are respected. [cheering] one of the democrats today said he heard from a lot of foreign leaders they want him to be president. of course they do so they can continue to rebuff the united states.

coming from panama city, florida. president trump's is all a bunch of nonsense. >> almost $40 million, 20 tom peters, democrats, called him angry democrats. after two years not seen a

we're going straight back to florida. listen to this. [applause] >> florida's cfo, jimmy patronis. jimmy, thank you. [applause] thank you, jimmy. florida gop chair and state senator joe gruters, joe. ♪ ♪ incomparable design makes it beautiful. state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2019 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. when it comes to type 2 diabetes, are you thinking about your heart? well, i'm managing my a1c, so i should be all set. right. actually, you're still at risk for a fatal heart attack or stroke. even if i'm taking heart medicine, like statins or blood thinners? yep! that's why i asked my doctor what else i could do... she told me about jardiance. that's right. jardiance significantly reduces the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event for adults who have type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. that's why the american diabetes association recommends the active ingredient in jardiance. and it lowers a1c? yeah- with diet and exercise. jardiance can cause serious side effects

making him a florida man by extension. hey, marc, i assume that we know the identity of washington county, no thanks to the fbi. what is the state of play there tonight as you know it? >> well, state of play kind of across the state is puzzlement, whether it's republicans or democrats, no one's really sure why the fbi is keeping just the information about the identities of these two counties secret. this is something that happened in 2016. the fbi said, as you just quoted, that the voter registration data was not changed. now we're supposed to believe them. they say voter tabulation systems, which are separate systems, were not changed. we're supposed to believe them. and they said there was no threat posed afterward, and yet this information is being kept by people. and information abhors a vacuum, especially when it comes to voting and voters systems. numerous lawmakers and election supervisors are criticizing the fbi saying they're basically useful idiots for the russians. because what the russians did they came in, the

people are drawn to florida's water. and the numbers prove it. 1,000 people per day to move the sunshine state, with a record 126 million people visiting florida last year. tourism drives our economy and florida's tourism is dependent on clean water and its natural resources. unfortunately our water quality is threatened right now. we saw a new blue-green algae bloom erupt recently in the st. john's river just last month, and while it's too early to know exactly the specific cause of this incident, we do know what causes algae blooms and there are steps the government can and should take to prevent them. this is why i'm focusing my efforts to remove septic tanks from my district and connecting those communities to new sewer utilities. i'm grateful for our state lawmakers and governor ron desantis who prioritized water quality this year, putting $49 million towards water quality and waste water grants and $25 million specifically for septic to sewer conversions. these conversions will have a positive impact, by lessening

with florida, you drive on. with puerto rico, it's a little tougher, it's called you get into a bump, you get to do something but they did a hell of a job, including bringing the hospital ship, i want to thank fema and the military for what they did there, and florida and texas, louisiana, south carolina, they got hit hard. north carolina got a piece of it, georgia, alabama, these are great places and they are all getting aid of the democrats are stop it but you're going to get it, don'to worry. and you've already gotten a lot of it. instead of wasting time, energy, taxpayer dollars on stunts and hoaxes and witch hunts, democrats should be focused on building up our country -- did you see what just happened? no collusion, no obstruction. no anything. two years on a witch hunt, i could've gotten anybody in this audience, i could've found something on you. two years, almost $40 million, 20 trump haters, democrats, i call them angry democrats. after two years, nothing. no collusion. and now the democrats, we have a

when we come back, suppressing the vote in florida. the voting rights activist desmond meade. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: we end today's show looking at republican efforts to suppress the vote in florida. civil rights groups are decrying what they say is the new poll tax after the florida senate passed a bill friday that would require formerly incarcerated people with felony convictions to repay all fines and fees to courts before their voting rights are restored. this comes six month after voters in florida approved a measure to restore voting rights to 1.4 million people with nonviolent felonies who have fully completed their sentences. overturning a jim crow era law aimed at keeping african-americans from voting. one in five african americans in florida and 10% of the state's adult population have been ineligible to vote because of a criminal record. 65% of voters approved a constitutional amendment to reinvent a's people former

the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. shalala: madam speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from florida, a distinguished member of the energy and commerce committee, ms. carsor. -- ms. castor. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. ms. castor: i thank my friend and colleague from florida for yielding time. madam speaker, i rise today in support of the rule and the two very important bills the house of representatives will consider. the first is house bill 986 by my colleague, representative kuster from new hampshire, that will work to protect our neighbors who have a pre-existing health condition like cancer or heart disease. unfortunately, the trump administration is trying to weaken those protections. they're doing so in the courts and through congress, so it's very important that the house of representatives pass this new -- pass into law protections for our neighbors with pre-existing conditions. in fact, the name of the bill is protecting americans with pre-existing

it's like an florida-florida state football game, isn't it? we are the party of the american worker, the american family, and we are the party of the american dream. every day we are making very, very good on our motto. much better than we promise. do you know what it is? its promises made, promises kept. we've given you more promises. my opponents said this. they weren't happy about this. but we've given you more promises than we said we would do. that's very unusual for politicians. -- a first. that may be a verse. earlier this year, i signed an executive order to defend free speech on college campuses. and we are carefully monitoring the actions of social media giants, big tech must not censor conservative or other voices. we are also taking steps to address judicial overreach, activist judges whose issue --that's right. you know about that, right? we did a big thing. and the democrats hate that i did this, because you know who started this in reverse was bill clinton when he was president. because activist judges who issue nationwide injun

from florida -- no. the gentleman from georgia is recognized for it >> i moved to reconsider. >> it is not recognized. >> how can i get recognized? why can't we recognize the motion to reconsider? he has not been recognized. >> so we are not quick to recognize anyone? interestingve an point that we just discussed and i object -- the question is we have had two misconstruing of your motions. one thing was concurrent that is clearly not. the other thing is this applies to any hearing in the future in which it is entitled oversight of the department justice i special counsel robert mueller into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and related matters print a relates to any hearing. >> i will ensure the gentleman that the motion is intended for tomorrow. if we intend to do it again, we will bring another motion. we vote on words on paper. words on paper say this is forever. you are not even recognize emotions print >> the question is on the adoption of the motion of house rule 11. >> how do

texas, florida, the biggest hurricanes we've ever seen. texas, florida. but this? and what the democrats want to do, they want to give more and more. i say, you know what? i have a great relationship with the people puerto rico. but it hasn't been fair, the way they've treated all of us from the standpoint of their leaders. they complained to her they want more money. they've got $91 billion. the largest amount of money ever given for hurricanes to a state, to any element, and that's the way it is. but you are getting your money. one way or another. we are not going to let anyone hold it up. i think the people of puerto rico are very grateful to donald trump for what we've done for them. that was a bad -- that was a bad storm. and, you know, with florida you drive on. you have it, you drive on. with puerto rico, it's even tougher. it's called, you get into a boat or you get into something. but they did a hell of a job including bringing the biggest hospital ship into the island. i want to thank fema for what they did they are, what they did in florida, texas. you l

gates of florida. motion to remove attorney general william barr as the 2, 2019 forhe may committee hearing entitled oversight of the u.s. department of justice. report by special counsel robert mueller the third on the special investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and replacematters and attorney general barr with robert mueller at the may hearing. mr. chairman, i don't think this is germane. the purpose of the motion and i ask we -- >> am i able introduce my -- rep. nadler: the gentleman from rhode island is explaining his point of order. mr. chairman, the motion before the committee is to extend the questioning of a witness that has been asked into a p or for an additional hour by staff -- but here for an additional hour by staff. his motion is to change the witnessed so i believe it is not germane. >> mr. chairman, on the point of order -- rep. nadler: excuse me, the gentleman from rhode island has made a point of order. i'm going to rule on the point of order. or

the largest multicultural event in central florida. he has been awarded best community leader by the central florida bangladeshi american community five times in a row and great community leader for his social service and contributions toward the community by the north american bangladeshi union. hakeem hussein has dedicated his whole life to uplift the asian american community and the welfare of its people. and he serves to promote peace, unity and life throughout the community. d for that, mr. hakeem hussein, we honor you. i want to recognize jangutan. he's identified best as a hands-on executive known for strategic approaches in achieving favorable results for hotel owners, business colleagues and numerous foundations of which he belongs to. after completing his masters degree in hospitality management, he pursued employment as a hotel director for carnival and hawaii luxury cruise lines before moving to the hotel industry. as founder of g.i. hotels group in 2004, he tailored a modern approach to hospitality management. after he fou

. >>> the dramatic moments in florida after a plane slides off the runway and into shallow water. passengers waiting on the wings for help. one describes the terrifying aftermath and how he survived. >>> the parents under investigation tonight for defying doctors and stopping their son's chemotherapy treatment as his condition improved. so who gets to decide the best medical treatment for our kids? >>> a consumer alert. why nearly 12 million pounds of chicken strips are being recalled. >>> and shooting star. the nasa photographer and the stunning images that are truly out of this world. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. the plane had been in the air for just half an hour when the pilot turned it around heading for an emergency landing at moscow's main international airport. and just look at what happened as it touched down. the aeroflot passenger plane with 73 passengers and 5 crew members on board was fully engulfed in flames as it came down that runway with the rear of the plane burning. passengers scrambled to escape on emergency chutes.

. >> thiins morng a florida woman isecoverinfrom a large gash after she was attacked by an alligator. >> it was a race for the ages, why t one of the most exciting indy fa 500s in history. >> a man in korea. when he died no family members could attend, but what happened will touch your heart. "early today" starts right now >> good morning, i'm marlie hall >> and i'm frances rivera. we start with breaking news on this memorial day. an out break of deadly storms blasts parts of the central united states. so far six people have bee killed three were out of el reno, oklahoma, after a cagory ef-3 swept through the city leaving a trail of debris in its wake. more than 100 miles away a second twister spawned in tulsa hitting speeds of over 80 mileou an hr. payton jaeger, a reporter for our affiliate kfor is in el reno with the latest. >> reporter: frances and marlie, we're outside the hotel where the tornado first touched down in el reno, oklahoma the storm hit latet saturday d the people said they didn't even see it coming. >>> the powerfulrm sto rolled through oklaho after dark. just befor

it is nighttime in the us, in florida. but that plane skidded off the runway there. 0bviously others are making their own reports. that plane skidded off the runway and landed in the river. emergency crews are to be seen. we will keep you up—to—date here at bbc news. north korea has fired a number of missiles from its eastern coast, its first since the test of an inter—continental weapon in 2017. these projectiles are thought be short range and flew up to 200km before landing in the sea. the missiles were launched from wonsan near the hodo peninsula in the east of north korea. it comes amid a diplomatic breakdown between north korea and the us after they failed to reach a deal at their summit in hanoi in february. the white house has said it's monitoring the situation. earlier i spoke to foreign affairs analyst ankit panda and i asked him if these missile tests differed in any way from previous ones. we do not know exactly what the north koreans fired. there have been no images or video yet — this event occurred ju

of florida and the chair on the select committee for climate crisis. we have scott wong of the hill newspaper and the congressional reporter with e&e news. scott go ahead with the first , question. scott thank you for being here. before we turn to climate change, i want to address some of the big news of the week. attorney general bill barr testified before the senate judiciary committee. he was a no-show before the house judiciary committee. nancy pelosi has said that he essentially lied to congress, that he has committed a crime by misrepresenting concerns that robert mueller has had about bill barr's four-page memo. what do you think the house should do? we have heard numerous suggestions from your own colleagues about impeachment, or potentially holding bill barr in contempt of congress. what do you think the house should do? rep. castor: i know you have had me on to discuss the climate crisis, but we are also in the midst of a democracy crisis. truly, there is a constitutional impasse right now and i'm very troubled, and it was reflected in speake

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florida transporting just about all day today. this was the last of of the roundtrip flights when this incident happened again all of the federal investigators will be on scene trying to piece together what happened that led this plane to skid off the runway, but again the best news of this people on board have been accounted for and so far only word of 2 injuries will keep you posted as the rest of the night other news here at home tonight, a win tonight for a california high school. >>in a free speech fight to bear creek high school in stockton published a profile of a student, the works in the adult industry, our grant lotus is here with more on the article that the school district did not want to be printed grant then the panic and this has been going kind of back and forth for a while now and it was printed today a lot of people talking about this one the article is titled. >>risky business starting a career in the adult entertainment industry. it's about 18 year-old caitlin fink who does nude modeling for a port agency and s

. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis: >> i think it will tax our resources. the schools, the health care, law enforcement, state agencies. >> reporter: cbs news reached out to the department of homeland security and the white house, but neither has responded. though some of these are not sanctuary cities, trump is boasting about moving migrants. >> now, we're sending many of them to sanctuary cities. thank you very much. i'm proud to tell you that was actually my sick idea, but. >> reporter: florida officials have been told to expect two plane loads of migrants each week, up to 1,000 people a month split between palm beach and broward counties. both are democratic strongholds. the migrants do not face criminal charges, but would likely be released into the community awaiting immigration hearings. cbs news reporting found that 80% of the beds at the nation's largest detention center for immigrant families in dilley, texas, were empty last month. but u.s. customs and border protections' brian hastings says they're overwhelmed. >> the crisis at hand is causing u

florida,minded florida, florida with regard to the 2000 race. why is the state always so close? guest: it seems that just became a tradition after 2000. who knows what it is. florida reflects the nation a little more shade -- a more red shade of purple. we had three general elections in a row with the republicans at the top of the tickets have won. florida is a dynamic place. a growing population of older retirees been here from the midwest or some might call the rust belt. you also have a burgeoning puerto rican population. people a number of already coming to florida from puerto rico because the economy was so bad. natural growth of the voter rolls. if you want to get real snapshot of the nation. it can sometimes help to pull florida. florida is a little more red shaded nowadays than it is blue shaded. that's not necessarily because there are more republicans in the state. the republican base has done a better job of showing up on election day. .ost: mark caputo is joining us what lessons if any are there from the governor's race in florida? guest: that is a good question. the

i am keeping a close eye on what is happening in florida. we are seeing a number of efforts across the country -- to criminalize voting and to basically increase penalties if people were to make mistakes or make errors when they are casting the ballot. i am watching a bill in texas that would change, if you make an error on a voter registration application, now it is a misdemeanor. they want to change it to a felony. that could be punishable up to two years in prison. some of you might remember crystal mason, who was prosecuted for illegal voting. she had a criminal conviction. she is currently serving a five-year sentence. people like her would become more common. we are seeing a similar thing in tennessee. so, this is going on across the country. some of this legislation only gets attention during election years. and when the election is coming up. it is great, but everyone here is paying attention in an off year. deborah: as a washington reporter, i will follow the legislation or what does, doesn't happen here. also trying to go out to on

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john's river, florida. and what i'll tell you is given the number of passengers on this plane and where it's coming from, this is a normal military plane. i heard the last guest talking about manifest. the manifest lists are rigorous and they normally have a sergeant and a list of people by name, by rank. so they know exact speed on this. what they were doing. and it sounds to me it was either deploying or redeploy oing as part of the guard unit. legal action for some of the prisoners that remain there or it could be a marine outfit because there's a very large marine contingent on guantanamo. wheneveria say gitmo, they immediately think of the terrorist prisoners there. but there's an active [ inaudible ] on that island and this would be a redeployment of a unit that's been there for a while. >> i know you just went through it but if you could go through it again with our viewers. this is not a commercial plane. this is coming from guantanamo bay. plane plainly and distinctly. who would be on this type of

florida was no longer on the table. >> to be clear is florida still being considered? >> no. war rr using the southwest border cities. >> we're told these air lifts will continue on indefinitely. >> jonathan, thanks. president trump issued a tough new warning to iran suggesting that if teheran wants to fight, it will be in his words the official end of iran. iran says it is not seeking war, even as teheran backed militias are accused of firing a rocket at the u.s. embassy in baghdad today. >> reporter: the u.s. military released these images today, showing the aircraft carrier, u.s.s. abrahamin and an amphibious assault ship ready to respond to quote credible threats. it's just another sign that trump administration is doubling down on its claim that aran and militias tied to it are planning attacks on forces in the region. both president trump and iran supreme leader say they're not seeking war. but in iraq some people are concerned their country could be drawn into another conflict. this shop keeper says iraq has had enough problems. from the war against isis anducter wars

lake city, florida. she would be ecstatic and elated by the congresswoman's work. also, if you ever pass congresswoman claude in the hallway, tell her i say hello. i'm not sewure what your belief are, but my god is praying for your strength as long as you're a congresswoman. >> thank you, pastor. i appreciate that. look, my responsibility as a member of congress is not simply to represent my constituencies but to hold government officials accountable. i was held accountable. so i don't have lower standards just because people are of a different party. i'm going to hold the secretary of education responsible, again, for protecting children. that's what i intend to do. >> last call for you from a member of a different party. susan is a republican in hampton, virginia. good morning. >> hi, susan. >> caller: hi, good morning. i read an article yesterday about aarp and how they are against president trump trying to reduce the drug prices. something about this big list that lobbyists put out for what drugs are

." >> john walks away, but, like disney, expands in florida. the may family opens a second bug museum in the popular theme park weeki wachee springs. he straps his signature beetle onto his pickup and drives it cross-country. >> what did you think as kids when you had this big beetle to transport on top of the car? >> [ laughs ] well, it's a real traffic-stopper. it really is. but there he is. >> he thought if he could lease in a good location, we would make a lot more money, but there, he had to build special cases out of metal. i mean, it was a major project to be able to display without the whole collection being destroyed. >> ultimately, john may's venture in florida runs into the same problem he faced with disney. >> the reason that we left florida was because abc-paramount took over weeki wachee springs, and they didn't want us there privately. they wanted to either buy it or we had to leave. >> in the mid 1960s, john carts his bug collection back to colorado, but the experience makes him realize he needs more than a bug museum to draw cu

they got the laws changed in florida. they're not letting the lawmakers forget it. >> what are we looking at here? >> this is our art installation. as i put up the hundreds of crosses and stars of david, i thought of my friends last year. we wrote things like teacher, doctor, to represent not only the people who were taken from gun violence, but taken from society they are in. >> you wanted to get the attention of lawmakers. >> that is why we did it here. because we wanted people walking between breaks and leaving word and their action is leading our sisters and brothers and moms and dads to die every single day. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: when you hit obstacles, how is it that you have been able to stay energized? >> by looking back at the success that we have had. we focused on youth voter turnout and raising youth voice because we know it is not democrats or republicans to solve this issue, it has to be human beings that solve this issue. >>m a a fighter -- >> reporter: is it true the parkland students were your i

philip, we will go to florida. independent. good morning to you. caller: good morning to you as well. i am kind of in a catch 22 because there is only one policy i do agree with donald trump on and that is we have to do something about people crashing the border. no one would want anybody to crash your home and walk in and say i live here. over the course of time that i have been acquainted with the is my opinion, but it is kind of factual, too. once people come into the country and do not learn the language, do not learn the history of the country and they become kind of tribal to the rest of society, that is a counterproductive element to the american gross and what we stand for. what i am saying is basically they discriminate -- when they get here, they don't hire anyone but their own, who can speak their own language and they have sort of a written code underneath the whole thing. if democrats are going to do well this upcoming election andite the corruption things being made toward the president, they have to take serious -- very serious what

i am keeping a close eye on what is happening in florida. we are also seeing a number of efforts across the country to criminalize voting and basically increase penalties if people were to make mistakes or make errors when they are taking a valid. i'm watching a bill in texas that if you make an error on a voter registration application right now that is a misdemeanor and they want to change it to a felony punishable by two years in prison. some of you may remember krystal mason, she was prosecuted for illegal voting. she had a criminal conviction and is currently serving a five- year sentence. people like her would become more common. we are seeing a similar thing in tennessee. this is going on all across the country. some of these only get during the election years and so i think it is really grant everyone here is paying attention to this. >> i am also going to follow-up with and i'm also trying to go out two more states less including alabama so it will be interesting to be on the ground in alabama. is a network 100 newspapers and one of

we do have stations in florida on the northern border. they're small is stations, they have a few agents that are busy patrolling their areas. it wasn't going to be an effective use of resources. >> reporter: but el paso's mayor says something has to give. he spoke with fox news earlier, and here's his response when asked about states like florida saying they can't take on any of the migrants. >> well, they don't understand, and when i say nimby, it's not in my backyard. the migrants don't stay there. they're usually leave anything 24-48 hours wherever their sponsors are throughout the united states. so it's a a matter of processing, and what we're saying is the el paso border sector is overwhelmed. >> reporter: border patrol in san diego did confirm migrantses are being flown to that sector right now from texas. jon? jon: jeff paul from los angeles, thank you. powerful thunderstorms and severe weather battering much of the heartland. dozens of tornadoes have ripped through oklahoma and texas, devastating homes and businesses. but attenti

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meanwhile at a rally in florida last night trump ignited new controversy for his response after someone in the crowd suggested migrants crossing the border should be shot. >> in the meantime, the president's don junior is back in the headlines again. abc's trevor ault has all the details from washington. trevor, a busy morning for you. >> reporter: it really, truly is. good morning. it does seem to get more heated by the day. we have both sides of the aisle accusing the other of severely pushing or even violating what they're legally allowed to do. the battle for the full mueller report ratcheting up even higher. president trump asserting executive privilege over the report wednesday then blasting democrats at a florida campaign rally. >> after two years, nothing. no collusion. now the democrats are saying we want more. >> reporter: the president's comments come as his son donald trump jr. is subpoenaed in a surprising move by the republican-led senate intelligence committee. they want to question him again following his involvement in that trump tower meeting with a russian lawyer. the

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he retired to florida. in the 1930's, in the midst of the great depression, there were a series of hurricanes that displaced people and stranded them in the middle of swaps. roebling came to appreciate that it was difficult for rescuers to drive a truck through sloppy terrain or get a boat through the mangrove roots systems. as a result, people died that didn't necessarily need to die for want of a rescue and vivian. roebling took his own money and invested in building this contraption. earlier models in the backdrop and later models which he would cannibalize and improve, continuing designs. this vehicle is built for saving people in the everglades. saving people in lake okeechobee. it is not for military purposes. that is not his vision. it so happens that life magazine displayd a several page of roebling's contraption. diving into the seawall of tampa bay. climbing into the swamps and around rugged campaign. the fellow who reads it is a navy admiral in san diego. that admiral had been working with the ma

but the state of florida is so important to both parties. the democrats are hoping to flip it back to blue. what are your thoughts and feelings and predictions about florida and where it's leaning right now? >> i think president trump will have a big win for this reason. the economy is on fire, all right? he supports the military which is a big deal to our state. we have 20 military bases. he is focused on the things that people care about. they care about border security. if you look at what secretary azar is doing trying to get drug prices down. the president is doing his job and the people will reward him with a big win in 2020. >> julie: how will they win over the voters that are undecided and maybe not happy with the presidency for whatever reason? >> he has to continue to sell what he believes in. sell the most important thing. continue to build the economy. make sure russia is not taking advantage of us and keeping our country safe and getting out of the iran deal and making sure maduro leaves venezuela. we're a great melting pot that

house of representatives matt gates of florida who opposes military intervention on various specific grounds and i want to take a listen to what he had to say. it is no surprise to any in this chamber many in the trump administration that there remains some latent resentment within pockets of latin america regarding u.s. intervention in regime change in nation building and at a time when we are seeing democratic successes in government stood up that are beginning to provide for their citizens it would be deeply only watches to stoke any anti-american resentment with ill advised conflict. yes so gates says we shouldn't go out of military conflict the idea being that it will give matter all this power because it's just the well pocket and in found trail in south america you know well. it's just pockets because you know it's very interesting that he would speak up being from florida because i see a lot of what's the u.s. policy of venezuela is about florida and the elections coming up and there's about two hundred thousand venezuelan americans cuban americans very vociferous you know co

e of those states is florida. its panhandle community was devastated by hurricane mich seven months ago but the state needs more funding to continue its recovery. a relief package is currently stalled in the senate as senators attempt to find a solution that presidentrump will sign before memorial day weekend. to talk to us about where things stand, i'm joined by republican senator rick scott of florida.'s he was the staovernor when hurricane michael made landfall. senator scott, welcome back to the newshour. thanks for making the time. i want to ask you now about that bill the house passeasd. it $17 billion disaster relief package last week. it's now up to the senate. asi mentioned to see it through. will you vote for it? >et> well, see what ends up on the senate floor. here's what's frustrating. we're 218 days since hurricane miche.l hit our stat it was devastating. it was a category 5. to put this in perspective, after katrina, i think it took something like ten days for disaster relief bill to be done. andrew,