know, i always say from the pitch that he was going to write a rap musical about founding fathers opinisn't going to be a single star. and look what that guy did. and children everywhere, my kids have the sound track. have it memorized back and forth. plus what they learned about history from it. that i think of what miranda did to all of us to say, to stand up. stand up, speak out. you do have a right to say this is what i want to show you as an actor on stage. this is what i would like you to think about and listen to. i can't tell you how moving it is to do this play and have people write me e-mail and say a this is what i want to say when i go to a play. i want to think about my life and the people i love. i want to think about what i'm doing with my life and i think as an actress, story telling is what i always love. i remember seeing our town with judith light as emily. at milwaukee rep. and our town is all about what is really important, you know. momma's butternut tree. smell of coffee. clocks ticking. right after she died. those small beautiful, the sacred ordinary they call it

michelle: first, everyone has the opini airlines legging controversy. two girls prevented from boarding because they didn't meet a dress code for those flying free. you have a chance to weigh in. go to wjla.com/votenow. here is the question for you. should anyone where what they want? or is this an overreaction on the web? the poll is open. we'll show results live as you vote after this. there taking flight after two girls weren't allowed on board a united airlines plane because they were wearing yoga pants. michelle: we have made this the subject of the instapoll question. what do you think of barring them from the flight? jonathan: ames is here now -- amy aubert is joining us now. this is not the case that people bought tickets and were denied boarding the plane. amy: this is a rocky road. united airlines is responding and standing by the dress code policy for the customers using the company benefit travel. a trip taking a sour turn after two girls had to change clothes before bearing a united airlines flight sunday morning. >> we heard the gate agent

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so you need to understand a few words that are very important to make a distinction here opini..s. person, anyone in the trump tower, the trump campaign and even the computers in trump tower, you need a warrant. you do not need a warrant if you're targeting of a legitimate foreign intelligence target. you pick up information to, from, or about what we call a protected person. you can continue the coverage. i mean, that is why you're collecting foreign intelligence. you just have to protect the privacy of the u.s. person that is involved. talking to or being talked about in the conversation and what we do, joe, is we minimize. we remove the u.s. identity. they usually are referred to as u.s. person number one, u.s. person number two, unless, joe, unless the u.s. identity is critical to understanding the meaning of the intelligence and then nsa, at a level well below the director, nsa then hat authority to what is called unmask the u.s. identity. it happens all the time and it's not new. it's not the obama administration. it's how we have handled this since about 1952 when the age