god sent him amid a family, in a family. [ applause ] and he could do this because it was a family that had a truly open heart. the doors of their heart opened. >> mary, she can believe it. how can this happen? so when they explained it to her, the angel explained it, she agreed. he finds himself in a surprising situation that he doesn't understand and he accepts. he obeys. and in obedience, the love of this woman, the love of this man, mary and joseph, there is a family in which jesus is born. god plans this so our hearts will be open. he likes to bring his love to open hearts. it comes out from him. you know what he likes most? to knock on the doors of families and to find families who love each other, families who bring up their children to grow and help them move forward, who create, two develop society, a truth, goodness, and beauty. we are celebrating the feast of the families. families have a citizenship which is divine. the identity card that they have is given to them by god. and that's within the heart of the family, truth, goodness, and beauty can truly grow. some of you migh

we are family. we are family. we are family. ♪ we are family. yeah. ♪ yeah. yeah. so there you g. we are just minutes away from theentious vent of the festival will of families and laura has a preview. a lot of the excitement in philly today, laura. joishgs i don't think there is anything better than witness a group of nuns, clapping to sister sledge in philadelphia for the pope. it is an incredible moment and day and weekend and we have watched it unfold. and the festival of families is underway. some of the biggest acts in the world are here to entertain the masses. 500000 people expected in the benjamin franklin parkway. we can show you what is a sea of smiling faces and people holding their nation's banners and excitedly waiting for the pope to take the motorcade and can come around in the papal parade. and expected to go through the crowd in the fiat and transfer in the pope mobile and deputy up and down and back up to the stage. this man has a lot of energy. talk about a man on a mission. we have seen him do it all day long and spreading the message of love,

pride that's the biden family.y didn't say were loaning out money to oneida holdings or reloading the money toan tony or to james or rob walker, they once again, not a document generated by me that they are loaning that money to the biden family. >> what are the implications of this? , if joe biden is elected president which could very well happen, how does this constrain his ability to deal with china. >> are you asking for my personal opinion. >> i am, as someone who has worked with the chinese. >> i think joe biden and biden family are compromised. you're briefed on compromised and who you're able to talk with and deal and sweat, and i just don't see, given the history here and the fact how joe can't be influenced in some manner based on the history that they have where, so as a citizen and an american taxpayer i'm very concerned. >> it seems at this point that there is so much documentation, and again we have your documents, the one, but presumably there are many others because there's a lot of people involved

the bd family is the biden family. and notice they didn't say we're loaning that money to oneida holdings or loaning that money to tony bobulinski or we're loaning that money to james gilliar or rob walker, they, once again, a document not generated by me but generatessed by cfc that they're loaning that money to the biden family. tucker: what are the implications of this going forward? if joe biden is elected president which could very well happen. how does this consistent strain his ability -- constrain his ability to deal with china. >> are you asking for my personal opinion? tucker: i am asking for your opinion as someone that worked with the chinese. >> i think the biden family is compromised. i held a q clearance. you're briefed on compromise and who you're able to talk with and deal and do business with. i don't see given the history and the facts how joe can't be influenced in some manner, based on the history that they have, where here with cfc and stuff like that. so as a citizen and american taxpayer, i'm ve

you know every family has things happen in the families.ome families maybe have darker things than others. everybody deals with -- >> what the critics are going for is that you shouldn't have been preaching about moral values when you had a secret like this in your own family that you should be calling other people sinners, when you yourselves are sinners. >> our son violated god's principles doing some improper touch touching. that was terrible. yet i think it's been recently said what josh did was in inexcusable but it was not unforgivable. >> of all the charges we hear from the duggar critics, the most common complaint is that the family are hypocrites saying duggars have no right to condemn others for alleged immorality when admittedly immoral acts happened under their own roof and they knew it. robert zimmerman is one of the folks who feels that way. is that right? do you? >> first and foremost congratulations on an important interview. it really started a very critical national debate most important importantly. this is not a democrat

no one wants to talk about it because family breakdown and families not being formed in the first place is so widespread that people don't want to seem judgmental but actually the liberal elite are judgmental and they look down their noses at the prioritization of stable families. even if it comes from obama when he dared talk about the importance of strong families he was slammed by the left. of course, not every child of married parents is guaranteed a perfect life but we have shown you the facts that married is statistically better for children, better for society than the alternative. a lot better. for decades the established and his put policies in the tax and welfare systems that undermine marriage and family stability and biden's recent bailout bill more than doubled payments to single parents and the elite reject all this by saying it's crazy to argue that people make these decisions based on financial incentives but if financial incentives make no difference why do they want subsidies for electric cars or solar panels or that all the other things they want more of? well, if you

it's it's about family. and i've got a big family.re almost 30 people and it's hard to get everybody together in the same room when you get larger and larger and more and more spread out. so that's one of the main reasons why i think christmas is one of those moments where you can do that and you get reconnected and start to learn again as you get reacquainted with each other where they are in their life. i think it's very important. it's vital to the relationships you have in family, because i think in the end, you know, you go through life and in the end, what you are really left with is just a handful of good friends, if you're lucky. and of course, your family. when we started this project, however, i wanted to put a focus on family, but i also wanted to talk about something i haven't really thought about. that's my grandparents who are no longer with us. but what christmas meant to my grandparents was substantial. you know, they had one child, my mom and four, the parade of our family. you know, we have five kids, mom and dad, to

we are not a tv family. we are a family that happened to be on tv. we have been through a lot together. i think our viewers have seen that even just the journeys our family has taken. it has not always been easy on television. we still allowed the filming to take place and allowed people to see our struggle see things we have gone through from my little sister being born premature and funerals and stuff. i think this is another struggle that we are going through right now, another hard time but i think it's bringing our family even closer together. >> definitely. >> and we will make it through this too. >> joining me now host of "media buzz." so i know many people believe this cancellation was intevitable. what do you think? >> it was absolutely inevitable. a suspension was never going to cut it. the duggar brand had become radioactive despite the best efforts to rehabilitate themselves and that causes advertisers to head for the hills and once that happens your show is toast. >> was there ever a shot for the show to survive given the fact that most

how do we raise our family?o we make sure our kids are raised with character and with the tools they need to be successful. i also love you are talking about marriage because when you come from a big family like mine you realize how important the unit between me and my husband are. the security and well-being of the children stems from that. it's important my husband and i make time for each other and time to have a good marriage that's based on love and respect and has time to flourish and the kids feed off of that. time away from our kids is not time they lose. it helps the entire family. >> i agree with that. i think you put that beautifully. one thing in politics, i of severed that in the u.k. people feel nervous talking about this issue because they think they will be held up like a hypocrite. what ainsley is talking about no one is perfect and that shouldn't stop you from focusing on something fundamental. we spend so much time talking about the consequences of failing to get this core thing right. if we g

i love my family for raising me in such a traditional family in south carolina.hen going to church on sunday and what that means for all of us just grateful to my family. >> and then to be remember to be grateful for those quiet moments. >> going up the youngest of six kids in a family of a in the midwest i longed for traditional christmases with santa claus coming down the fireplace i long for those quiet moments and rarely did we get those. my dad is the eldest of 11 children me had huge christmas eve's very near and dear to my heart i always love the holidays and the decorations and then with the ornaments putting them around the tree and it is the ornaments that you made that were so proud to hang them i always enjoy those moments but then i graduated college and started my career in tv, all of a sudden my christmases took on a whole new chaos going up in a big family as a kid and then the chaos that you can enjoy your thanksgiving meal back in chicago you will get back on the plane that night to report on black friday for many years for foxbusiness. many yea

the bd family is the biden family.they didn't say we are learning that money to holdings or loaning that money to tony bobulinski, we are loaning that money to james gilliard are rob walker. not a document generated by mean, it was generated by cfc. they were loaning that money to the biden family. >> tucker: what are the implications of this going forward? if joe biden is elected president, which may very well happen. how does this constrain his ability to do with china? >> are you asking for my personal opinion? >> tucker: ion am. >> i think joe biden the biden family are compromised. obviously i have written refereo you are able to talk with ando deal and do business with. i just don't see given the history here in the facts how joe can't be influenced in some manner based on the history that they have here with cfc and stuff like that. as a citizen and american taxpayer i am very, very concerned. >>> tucker: it seems at this point -- there is so much documentation bid we have the document and the legal documents, b

why are other biden family receiving any payments? we need to understand more than about the $3 million deal. it's clear the pattern shows two separate foreign countries paid millions of dollars through walker which the biden family received a 1/3 cut. these payments, their timing, complexity of the money transactions all warrant further investigation into a possible influencing peddling scheme. this is simply not how legitimate business is conducted. the fact that vice president joe biden was lecturing the romanian people about corruption while his family was being paid over a million dollars from a romanian businessman being prosecuted for corruption would be laughable if it wasn't so troubling. a long time ago i had a client got stopped, a bunch of pawnshop money tickets in his car. when he came to see me and i took him as a client i said you have a problem. that's easy to understand. financial transactions among 17 different shell companies, banks all over the world are complex. we get it. but the pattern is emerging and there is

it is pro family and pro economic growth. we value hard work and family. today's working family has changed since the tax code was reformed and with that comes big change for the realities that our families face every day. women are making history in the work force. two out of three businesses are. -- child tax credit and family credit and going to help families have more money in their pocketbooks and pro family and pro growth, that's what the plan is all about. so you can plan for your future and realize your fullest potential and empower american families to start dreaming again and to see how tax reform to tax reform 50589. >> this is an important day. i hope you understand the significance of it. for every member this could be the most significant bill they make a decision on in congress. more than three decades since we had tax reform this size. today is the 7th anniversary of the republicans being elected to the majority of the house and moving to the senate and now a president who has pushed to make sure hard- working americans get to keep more of

was always the biden family, it wasn't hunter biden, jim biden it was the biden family obviously led and operated by joe biden and in the document that you guys have and i think has been provided to the world the chinese reference that because of their trust in the biden family, that chairman yan director zhang are excited about moving forward in this and in that document, they referenced loaning $5 million to the bd family. it's the biden family and noticed they didn't say we are loaning that money to tony bobulinski, we are loaning that money to rob walker, once again not a document generated by me but a document generated by cfc that they are loaning that money to the biden family. >> tucker: what are the implications of this going forward if joe biden is elected president, which could very well happen. how does this constrain his ability to deal with china? >> are you asking for my personal opinion? >> i am, as someone who has worked with the chinese.wi able to talk with and deal and do business with and i just don't see given the history here and the facts how joe can't be influ

families.00,000 men killed in the bloodbath. grieving mothers and wives decorated the fields with wreets and flags. decoration day was established in 188 which would later become memorial day. it wasn't associated with the anniversary of any particular battle. it was for all of them. at the first ceremony at arlington national cemetery. they were encouraged to decorate with spring time flowers. in the late 180s, towns and cities coast to coast were hosting parades and reciting prayers for the fallen. lyndon john be on. after world war i the dave remembrance extended to memorialized soldiers who died in all wars. 100 years after decoration day was be the. memorial day was declared the last monday in may, creating a three-day weekend. confederate memorial day in the south is held on a separate day complete with church services and civil war reenactment. monday we were all encouraged to pause for one minute at 3:00 p.m. your local time reminding us that freedom isn't free and one day we all stop t

he has his own family. the girls are saying this is just like breaking a scab off a wound that has been healed and why are we revictimizing these girls. >> the church hasn't always been perfect in the treatment of pedophiles has it? while pastoral counseling can be tremendously valuable i'm not sure it is a proper way to address pedophilia. this is a family that turned their family in to a side show and invited cameras in to their lives in a way that exploited their children and made money from them. where's the wonderful family that the pastor is describing? >> pastor? >> i will tell you where it is. >> yeah where is it. >> let me tell you, they love their girls more than any of us on this panel do and certainly more than the left do and i'm tired of the hypocrisy. >> this isn't a political issue. i'm a conservative. >> it is. >> no it sglnt there are people who hate the values of the duggars. >> i wouldn't turn my family in to a reality show. that's my values. >> that's your judgment. that's their choice

how this affects a family.his person you love and care for is referred to as a dead person, somebody who no longer even exists? >> this is why we are standing with the family. my heart breaks when i so the mother doing those interviews, similar to what my mom said. they labelled my sister vegetable and brain dead. wiknew terry enteracts. terry's whole case she had to prove that she was worthy of life. our fam loved her with the severe brain injury and we loved her unconditionally. and we never understood why terry's case made what it does. we were a family that wanted to bring terry home and care for her. just to bring her home and love and care and proved the care. with terry's and jaha's case and so many others accepts we started the foundation. hospital boards and doctors and ethic's committees are making decision in place of family members. that's what people need to be concerned about. we are losing control and losing our medical control and rights when it comes to making decision for ourselves and loved o

on this program a peek into the bush family archives as we get access to their family album. they provide a sense of what it was like growing up in this powerful american family. you will hear from bush 41 himself. he sat in on an interview with his wife and couldn't resist adding a few comments. just across this cove behind me walker's point where the bush family gathered for generations. now a bush family album. >> when i grew up my mother used to show me a scrapbook of my dad at yale and pictures of my dad when he was at war. i will never forget in the scrapbook there was a piece of the raft that had rescued him. and a picture of my dad being pulled out of the sea by the uss medivac and was made more real when i thought about that raft, a piece of the raft. >> he is a war hero to hmany americans and their own children. they the bush kids describe growing up as our 41st president sons and daughters. many of the photos inside this until now private album were taken at their home on the coast of maine in ken bnebunkport. >> it was an anchor to the win ward. it means it's a pl

there is a lot going on in this family. very difficult times. and as the princess of wales said, they had to deal very delicately with this. charlotte is ten, and louis they are both each two years under that they will each deal with this with a different level of understanding so it shines a light obviously of what has been going on here. there are been all kinds of gossip and rumors. the other day when they came out of the garden market, there was a lot of speculation that maybe that wasn't even her. were they trying to put that video out there to prove she was okay? so obviously they understood they could not put this off any longer, they needed to get her out there and she obviously was ready to start to talk about her situation. >> gillian: martha, the palace -- the palace pr team has faced a lot of criticism in recent weeks and months for botching this operation, whatever was going on behind the scenes. do you think this cancer diagnosis changes any of that? when you look back now knowing what the reality is and what the reality was over t

and not me, just the family. and it took a little while for me to buy that but i think that is true. >> and maybe george wouldn't have been elected president. >> he wouldn't, well, he wouldn't have been governor. so maybe that is okay. >> would have been very difficult for me to have run in 1994, and difficult for jeb to have run in 1994. so his pain, the pain of loss made it possible for us to run for public service which i found to be one of the great ironies of my life. >> for only the second time in american history a father and son each had served as president. john adams was our second president and son, john quincy adams, number six. george bush 43 remembers his first day in office and the surprise visit from 41. >> and i was kind of sitting in the office just reflecting, absorbing the environment. and in walks my father. it was a very touching moment that he would come and share the early moments of my presidency with me. >> president george h. bush and president george bush share some things in common. >

every family has things happen in the families. families may have darker things than others but everybody deals with something. >> what the critics are going for is that you shouldn't have been preaching about moral values when you had a secret like this in your own family that you should be calling other people sinners when you yourselves are sinners. >> our son violated god's principles from doing some improper touching. that was et i think it's been recently said that what josh did was inexcusable but it was not unforgivable. >> like huckabee said that. i know he's a friend of your family. michelle let me ask you, because you were in the news for making a robocall that suggested transgender people might want to go into the bathrooms of girls -- locker rooms of girls and that they may be child month molesters molesters. folks have used that in the past week against you s how could you unfairly in their view compare transgender people to child molesters, knowing what you know about josh? >> i think that protecting young girls and

thank you to everyone in the families.not thank you enough, they have sacrificed their families, for the rest of their lives. >> todd: allows us to talk about things like this. were you paying attention this weekend? look at the debt ceiling agreement vice president biden and kevin mccarthy reached, prepping for debate on wednesday. >> ashley: mark meridith has details. >> good morning to you guys, president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy has reached a deal to raise the debt ceiling, now the hard part, moving the legislation forward fast. we reached bipartisan budget agreement and now moves to full congress. protects our hard-earned economic recover and he this is a deal that is good news for the american people. the agreement prevents the worst possible crisis for default for the first time in our nation's history. >> suspends the debt limit until january 2025. it reallocates money earmarked for the irs and adds work requirements for americans receiving food stamps. it reigns in spending, keep spending flat and ca

you know, every family has things happen in the family.have darker things than ors, but everyone deals with something. >> what about, what the critics are going for is you should not have been preaching moral values when you have a secret like this in your family that you should not be calling other people sinners when you yourselves are sinners. >> my son violated god's principals of doing in appropriate touching. that was terrible but yet, i think it has been recently said that what josh did was inexcusable inexcusable, but it was not unforgivable. >> mike huckabee said that. he is a friend of the family. michelle you were in the news making a robo-call that suggested transgender people may want to go to the locker rooms of girls and that they may be child molesters. folks have used that in the past week against you saying how could you unfairly in their view compare transgender people to child molesters and suggest they are child molesters knowing what you know about josh? >> i think that protecting young girls and not allowing young me

we expanded family detention. we had and then, 40,000 beds for family detention.95 of 34,000 equipped to deal with families. so we expanded it. i freely admit it was controversial. we believed it was necessary at the time. i still believe it's necessary to keep a certain capability for families. we can't have catch and release. we deported or returned over 1 million people. again, you can deal with this on the border. you can try different things. we didn't want to separate families but unless we deal with the underlying causes that are motivating people to come here in the first place, we will continue to bang our heads on the wall on this issue. >>chris: let's look at the issue president trump is trying to address right now. 40,000-50,000 people across the board illegally each month. last month, 9500 family members crossed the border illegally and up to 40,000 unaccompanied minors cross per year. when i was talking to a top member of the trump administration and i told him you would be on the show but he said i had one question, what is the democrat solution? it

we don't like to see families separated. at the same time, we don't want people coming into our country illegally, this takes care of the problem. thanks very much. >> trace: so there you have it. the executive order has been signed. the president saying he got pressure from his wife, got pressure from his daughter. the pope weighed in on this, international leaders. he's signed this. the executive order will keep these families together. it also keeps the zero tolerance policy in effect. they will still be criminally charging the adults that cross this border illegally, but the hope is now to keep them all together in the various shelters. the president is right when he says it's been going on for decades. i began my career on the arizona border working on these cases. one of the stories back then is children being separated from families. i want to go back to john roberts. in theory, signing this thing, john, very easy and they think it's magical, but i've been done at the border 100 plus times. there's no room down there

and not me, just the family. and it took a little while for me to buy that but i think that is true. >> and maybe george wouldn't have been elected president. >> he wouldn't, well, he wouldn't have been governor. so maybe that is okay. >> would have been very difficult for me to have run in 1994, and difficult for jeb to have run in 1994. so his pain, the pain of loss made it possible for us to run for public service which i found to be one of the great ironies of my life. >> for only the second time in american history a father and son each had served as president. john adams was our second president and son, john quincy adams, number six. george bush 43 remembers his first day in office and the surprise visit from 41. >> and i was kind of sitting in the office just reflecting, absorbing the environment. and in walks my father. it was a very touching moment that he would come and share the early moments of my presidency with me. >> president george h. bush and president george bush share some things in common. >

they had no family. lost in the easy scapegoating of donald trump, of course is a bush-era law that got us into the crisis we're seeing at the gore der. -- border. while it's well intentioned, this flawed piece of legislation was designed to curb human trafficking and had a slew of unintended consequences. it was called the wilbur force trafficking victim protection act of 200. -- of 2008. that law doesn't allow the government to immediately deport minors from any country other than canada and mexico, so no noncontiguous countries. according to the "new york times" the legislation requires that they have an immigration hearing. an advocate and counsel. it mandates they're turned over to health and human services, and placed in, quote, the least restrictive setting in the best interests of the child and to explore reuniting those children with family members. that's exactly what the trump administration is doing. these kids are placed in one of about 100 refugee resettlement centers that are the, quote, l

separated by their families.ur later, they were escorted out with their heads covered with a jacket. the ceo tells gothamist website that his shelters and others couldn't confirm that they were holding children separated from their parents. earlier, governor cuomo speaking on another network speak about these 100 to 300 children that could be in his state. >> these are not unaccompanied alien children. these are children you took from their parents arms. now they have a hodge podge where they have -- they're looking for beds wherever they can. >> governor cuomo announcing, julie, that he and the state of new york will be suing the trump administration on behalf of these children that have been ripped away from their parents. he said they have constitutional rights that have clearly been violated. julie? >> bryan llenas here in new york city. thank you. this issue of separating families at the border if not resolved quickly could have a major impact on the mid-terms especially in hotly contested swing states. pete

and again the farook family indicating what so many other families have in circumstances like this, we never saw it coming. he was so quiet, so unassuming. who knew? now the world knows. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm kimberly guilfoyle and welcome to "the five." we're awaiting a news conference in los angeles, from the family of syed farook, the male suspect in the san bernardino attack. we'll bring it to you as soon as it begins. while we wait, the government is finally saying this -- >> as of today, based on the information and the facts as we know them, we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism. >> that announcement was followed by an update from fbi director james comey. >> so far we have no indication that these killers are part of an organized larger group or form part of a cell. there's no indication that they are part of a network. there is nothing in our holdings about these two killers. there werects between either of the killers and subjects of our investigations. there were of such a significance that it raised these killers up on to our radar

not many of them, they will be with their families.o for me it's very important to show them that the president and i, and the country, we are behind them. >> sean: you know what's amazing, we are on the uss george h.w. bush, who recently passed away. they put as many as 5,000 people on this ship. i was watching you as you are watching the jets come in and out. if we tipped it over it would be the size of the empire state building. what did you think when you see this? >> it's incredible. even when i flew over here, you see the ship, it's very small and then you are approaching and it's really big. it was great to meet some of them who serve here. now today there are 3,000 servicemen and women on it. >> sean: right now. >> right now. and i saw the airplanes taking off and landing and it's incredible what they do. >> sean: the cost of freedom is high. we forget sometimes, don't we? >> mrs. trump: correct. >> sean: i watched you as you worked the rope line, as you spoke with the families. it seemed to me that they cling to you and they w

i have a family that is in mourning of their loss and i have a family who has a juvenile. to balance it whether we want to move from juvenile to an adult system. >> the teen being held on suspicion of aggravated assault. >> two years after a florida jury found casey anthony not guilty of murdering her two-year-old daughter the judge is breaking his center lines. he was so shocked with the verdict. they have to read it twice. >> a little bit of disbelief. shock. the judge will be the judge she knows what happened. >> he says that he and casey are concerned and disgusted and they aren't sure why the judge would do this. >> a bar trick goes horribly wrong in russia. it is all caught on camera. >> what happened there was there was a fire and that man is suing the bartender for setting him on fire. he is being treated for severe burns. the bartender claims it's the victim's fault because he asked for a different liquor than the one he usually uses for that trick. >> hollywood's biggest stars hit the red carpet last night at the metropolitan museum of arts gala. they didn't shy

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and your family is beautiful. >> yours as well. >> my family is here. >> i did not see your family.k there. >> i cannot wait. you just got back from california. >> i came with santa, as a matter of fact. it was a quick trip. i have my favorite kids, j.j. and jacob. >> i love the sweater. very festive. >> it is a great way to kick off the season. >> jacob is nervous. his mom tried to get him to wrestle earlier. he will come around. >> lighting the all-american christmas tree would not be complete without a few blessings. chief religion correspondent lauren green as with religious leaders. >> took the christmas season is magical, with all of the lights in the excitement but it is also a meaningful celebration of the birth of, advent is god's signal to the world that the heaven and earth are no longer a strange but are now partners. this put the world on a course correction, a cosmic power of grace and mercy has been warned and it has brought incredible joy to the world. the reverend is here to share his christmas message. >> if we were outside, i would have set america the beautiful,

victims' families might not want the camera on them. >> sandra: a family just spoke outside, but thenur producer asking what the long line was in the courthouse a moment ago say some identified as family members of the victims. so they're there. they are certainly there, and they are hopeful this leads to something. this was the lawyer for some of the victims, john ray, on fox news earlier today. listen. >> we do know that the dna has been the key to all of their investigation and that dna was -- has been worked upon over and over in the fbi's labs. so, it's very likely that's the source of the entire thing. >> so that's really interesting. we'll see if that was ultimately what led to a crack in the case. but earlier we saw the investigation at his home with the protective clothing on, the investigators, we saw them remove a vehicle from his home, they removed a freezer from his home. a lot is happening here and going back to who knew that they were on to this guy, he was still going to work every day as an architect in midtown manhattan. >> my guess is they had a tail on him. the off

and she said did you eat as a family.- >> i did eat with my family as long as my mother was not cooking. [laughter] just kidding, mom. >> i was an average bush joke. right? right. >> in the 88 campaign i work full-time so as personally, for me, incredibly gratifying to see the victory when people forget this but he was down to two points in the polls with two months to go. it shows the extraordinary tenacity and determination of my dad that i think inspired everyone to work harder. to look at those four years they were packed with incredible events that could have gone in a completely different direction but for my dad leadership. and his courage to act on his convictions. >> the world is that. this aggression would not stand and it will not stand. >> is a inner strength that came out when he was president when the world was focused on operation desert storm at the public depression is that my dd is this nice guy and nice guys can't be tough. that's the biggest fallacy. you can be tough and be kind. being tough not in a b

nmy apologizes to the people families who lost their family member or were injured. >> it may goes beyond 13. allen ray died in a 2009 accident after driving his sister to the airport. he was 26 years old at the time of the crash. joining me is his sister and attorney. >> samantha is not part of the class action lawsuit. thank you for being here and i know it is it hard it talk about it. but samantha when you heard the gmceo at cant captain hill said it cost $0.57 it repair that faulty part, how did that make you feel? >> disgusted and hurt and angry. i don't know how you can justify that. >> you felt anguish and guilt though you had nothing to do with it because he was in your car. >> my car, yes. there are no words to say how much guilt you feel for that. >> you had taken your car in and had an issue with it a couple of weeks before your brother was killed. and the gm dealer fixed a steering colume problem. >> what did they tell you then? >> they said it was a pose in the storing colume and everything would be all right. >> two weeks later, heouses your car and leaves you in the airport

we are not a tv family. we are a family that happened to be on tv. we have been through a lot together. i think our viewers have seen that even just the journeys our family has taken. it has not always been easy on television. we still allowed the filming to take place and allowed people to see our struggle see things we have gone through from my little sister being born premature and funerals and stuff. i think this is another struggle that we are going through right now, another hard time but i think it's bringing our family even closer together. >> definitely. >> and we will make it through this too. >> joining me now host of "media buzz." so i know many people believe this cancellation was intevitable. what do you think? >> it was absolutely inevitable. a suspension was never going to cut it. the duggar brand had become radioactive despite the best efforts to rehabilitate themselves and that causes advertisers to head for the hills and once that happens your show is toast. >> was there ever a shot for the show to survive given the fact that most

families, and that must be -- [ applause ] there must be family love for a more family world, god'sf the world. the doors will be open but at the same time we must open the doors of our homes and all the doors to welcome our brothers and sisters who are in need of love. this is the prophecy. let all families that are called upon to fulfill and in this way, each family will become a sacrament. the city of brotherly love, philadelphia, and sisterly affection, the city that the liberty bell, the family bell is calling out families to welcome a stranger and accompany our sisters and brothers and rejoice. holy father, all families, your presence pledge now to answer that call. [ applause ] and now it is a pleasure to announce that the holy father has decided that the next world meeting of families will be in 2018 in dublin, ireland. [ applause ] >> holy father, acceptance is the first step on our journey to dublin and the families we tread the road with you. now we will be with you in spirit as you return to rome where in a week's time, the bishops will begin and share with them the yoi