we were holding marlon and they were getting a picture of them petting marlon and he is -- literally jumped up behind us and walked behind in the shot and got in. i'm here too, i'm adorable, and she is but -- >> you talked a lot about about marlon's relationship with the vice president so you can confirm marlon gets along well with the vice president. >> they are friends for sure. >> as co-authors, to the two of you have any creative differences? >> i don't know. we worked on it really closely together which is kind of funny because normally with children's books, illustrators brought in after, funds work with an illustrator at the same time, we traded ideas, i would tweak something, i contained this or that. >> i will tell you one difference, charlotte and i both chose charities to give the proceeds to. my charities to our therapy programs at children's hospitals, i have been on the board for years and years, one of the program for children with cancer and one is in indianapolis at riley hospital, any child at the hospital. wants to talk about yours? >> i am donating up portion to a

no marlon bundo have to get the bunny part in. so that is how marlon bundo came into our family he was with me in college and he lived with me for a week and then the cfo and then my college and is now one of our pets. >> low hold we got dressed to this new role after the election and we were moving to washington d.c. qi don't know if some of you saw that picture of him in his cage and seemed to go viral that all of a sudden the bunny was famous. and we didn't understand why. that started the whole thing going. i think it was an occupation day removed into the naval observatory. >> so did my parents. [laughter] so i said we should get it instagram handle just to get his name. because i think it was taken on twitter when he was all over the news. i member the first post he put up and he hopped out of his cage so the post said he takes his first steps in the naval observatory my sisters boyfriend dan gets credit to say he is the botus and just came up with that right away he is bunny of the united states. [laughter] that is his offi

so we got the instagram handle for marlon, and i remember the first post to put up was marlon in his little cage on our second floor of the naval observatory which is where we live, and he hopped out of his cage and select put up a post that said marlins first steps in the naval observatory, and my sisters boyfriend dan actually gets credit for saying he's that he just came up with that right away. so he's bunny of the united states. [laughing] and that's his official role, and so instagram scanner where it all started. he got really popular on there. >> source first steps in the naval observatory, that's one thing we wanted to talk about in the book, and so just to let you know, we keep saying naval observatory but a lot of people don't really know what we're talking about when we say that. in 1974 the first vice president to live in the naval observatory was mondale, actually rockefeller was the first one who could've lived there, but he decided, he decorated it and entertained there, but every vice presidents family since the mondale said have lived at the naval observatory. the n

they said we should name him marlon brando and i said no, we have to name him marlon brando because we've got to get that bunny fun in area that's really how marlon came into our family. he was with me in college in the dorm for only like a week because that's not actually allowed but then he was at home with my parents and then was in my apartment at college. now he's part of ourfamily and he's one of our that's . so then low and behold, we got kind of thrust into this new role after the election. and we were moving to dc and so of course we had all our pets with us on air force to. we were going to leavethem behind . and some staff people were helping us unload marlon in his cage. i don't know if some of you saw that picture because it seemed to go viral and all of a sudden, the bunny wasfamous . and we really didn't understand why he wasso famous , but that kind of started the whole thing going. so right after the inauguration, i think itwas on inauguration day , we had moved into the naval observatory which is where marlon lived now and my mom and dad lived there too. >> and so we tho

how often does marlon do at? >> well, it's a little bit fictionalized. he hasn't actually been to a couple of the place, but he has been to the eisenhower executive office building where marlon goes with my dad in the book some he has been there for an event with military families. but he has not been all over the white house yet >> woodruff: as understand it, he's your bunny,. >> right. >> woodruff: but you're in california. so you lefhim in the custody of your parents? >> he was with me in college for four years, and when i proved, we had him stay in d.c.c sine he's the botus, so he has official duties in d.c. >> woodruff: as both of you know, there is already another book out there b the comedian john oliver about another bub named marlon bundo, but this bunny has a life of its ow leats let's hear a clip of john oliver. >> our story is about marlon bonn doe falng in love with another boy rabbit because marlon bundo is guy. >> how did you take john oliver trolling your father as looking at your father's view for guy rights? >> i saw it that we have two

we should name him marlon brando. i said no. we have to name him marlon bundo.that is how marlon came into our family. he lived with me in college, that is not actually allowed. home and part of our family and one of our pets. low and behold, thrust into this new role after the election, we were moving to dc and all our pets with us on air force 2, we weren't going to leave them behind, staff people were helping us unload marlon in his cage, and seemed to go viral, the bunny was famous, we didn't understand why he was famous but that started the whole thing going. >> on inauguration day, moved to the naval observatory where - my mom and dad lived there too. >> just an afterthought now. we get an instant graham and all, i think twitter was taken. somebody took it, all over the news one day. and the first post, in his little cage on our second floor of the naval observatory which is where we live, hopped out of his cage, and marlon's first step in the naval observatory, my sister's boyfriend gets credit, he came up with that right away. so he is bunny of the unite

it's selling more than the original marlon bundo.: which in fact, it is now selling more than the james comey book, which was number one on -- you're now more -- >> at that point it's getting ridiculous. it sold -- i just found out, i just got the latest figure this afternoon. it sold 180,000 copies so far. which is definitely more than we were prepared for. >> seth: right. and you didn't know how successful. and before you even knew how successful it would be, you made the terrible mistake of giving the money away. [ laughter ] you thought it would be a few bucks here and there. >> i'm sure hbo would find it absolutely hilarious they're getting no money out of this. >> seth: yeah. but you are giving -- tell us who you're giving the money to. >> we're giving it to the trevor project, a fantastic organization for at risk lgbtq youth and to aids united, a wonderful hiv organization. >> seth: fantastic. >> fantastic organization. [ cheers and applause ] and you can still get it. you can still get it. even though all the books that we ha

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marlin marlon fitzwater gave mee fibers stories about nancy and risa gorbachev. >> now that you mitchard, probably ought ought to share one little tidbit about -- >> the patios? >> ladies, you will appreciate this. >> normally, whoever is president and his spouse go out on the south lawn, what we call the medic reception room and they await the arrival of their state visitors. and the gorbachev is were coming. it was so cold that they came, they basically move everyone who is part of that welcoming ceremony endures into the reception, the diplomatic reception room. i mean, it was like this. you know that room. it's about as big as this stage there may be a smidgen bigger but it is tight. >> so nancy notices immediately as the gorbachev walk-in that raisa patios have basically collapsed, and she just quietly, and marlon noticed it and he watched this happen and he said nobody else saw this pic he said, she would over and took her by the arm and said come with me. she took a right around the corner to a ladies room and everything got fixed came back out and no one was the wiser. he said th

next is a day in the life of marlon bundo by jill twist, a parody of the children's book by karen andharlotte pence. then the former communications director for hillary clinton as our thoughts on how future women leaders can succeed in deer madam president. our look at some of the best-selling books according to the los angeles times continues with mark stanton's advice on leading a happier life followed by clinical psychologists jordan peterson's self-help book 12 rules for life. next is charlotte peter weiser's report on the business field made by prominent political families, secret empires, then the late true crime journalist michelle mcnamara's first-hand account of research for the golden state killer was responsible for another murders in six sexual assault in california during the 1970s and 80s. and wrapping up our look at some of the books from the los angeles times nonfiction bestseller list is indicated , there account of her childhood in the idaho mountain in her first introduction to formal education at the age of 17. some of these authors have or will be. on book tv. aft

. >> trevor: yeah, president marlon brando is right. ( laughter ) if people plead the fifth, clearly,wrong. ( laughter ) i think that's all the evidence we need, that trump thinks pleading the fifth amendment counts as guilt. so, good night, everybody. >> fifth amendment. fifth amendment. fifth amendment. horrible. horrible. >> trevor: horrible. ( laughter ) we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) [ship's air horn] ahoy! y'all hungry for come kfc?! try my extra crispy tenders $20 fill up, guaranteed to satisfy a family of four! good luck! [ship's air horn] are we rescued? it's extra crispy good! stella artois. voila! pockets. enjoy! why let life....keep you from enjoying life... ♪ ♪ oh -- you're bad enough to me ♪ ♪ bad enough that we ♪ always have something to get over ♪ ♪ oh -- but when the night is deep ♪ ♪ you find me in the streets ♪ asking me - to come over ♪ ♪ better than all the rest ♪ applebee's new bigger bolder grill combos. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. every legacy comes with a burden, a standard to bear, an expectation to surpass. but that's the point.

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you to go after the he was really skilled at painting pearls to painting women's accessories down marlon and. if you get closer you can see that it's just dogs he paints a bit like monica but in faces very detailed. distant he was known for painting very detailed faces and he gave them lovely expressions while the clothes were often mirror glazes and quite quickly applied. it's hard to see your money noticing that now the veins on the temples are incredible you can see the blue very very lightly to and the light rouge the shadow under the nose painted very precisely. in my country it can be said that venter how to shapes the fashion of his day with his paintings apparently women at one of his exhibitions lamented that the address of the tailor wasn't no drama paintings they really admired the clothing from some of the clyde of the case before not only has come one of the fashion designers of the time charles frederick worth dress to ladies of the day and some of his designs can be found inventor has paintings they supported each other if you well i'm going to hold. them and silver. we ki

the pew in front of him held celebrity entertainers, marlon brando, said the party. ralph abernathy occupied the pope and was basically the second in command in the civil rights organization. baldwin wrote the atmosphere was black with a tension that was indescribable as something perhaps the heavens or the earth might crack. as the service began, he tried to keep himself together. i did not want to weep for martin. tears seem futile. i may also have been afraid and i couldn't have been the only one if i had an two week i wouldn't be able to stop. finally, the pallbearers carrying him to the door, i'm skipping over my description of the service and the songs they sang. abernathy followed the casket and when james baldwin emerged in the sunlight he noted the enormity of the spectacle but he failed to appreciate on his way in. he saw people not only on both sides of the road for the occupied at every imaginable space and stood on every rooftop in the georgia heat. every inch of ground as far as the eye could see was black people that stood in silence, he wrote. they of

. >> sean: you want to hear my marlon brando?aura: classic, classic robert de niro. >> sean: i never wanted this for don jr. or for michael. this was for sonny and franco. it is always the corleone family. what about the clinton crime family? >> laura: the irish man can't do the italian.

marlon brando. there were hosts of entertainers who came.nd, obviously, aretha franklin was close because of her dad and them being ministers. so i remember all of this. one story that i must tell, two very important people at that time came. one was robert cole and his co-star bill cosby. >> really? >> yes. and bill cosby spent time with the three of us. and i remember him giving us some i mean, we didn't go into a chance but it was almost as if to say your dad is still with us even though he's physically not here. i don't remember what he told us. he said to my mom, i'll spend time with the kids. >> wow. >> that was a powerful experience. >> they were a very big audience. >> yes, yes. >> let me bring you 50 years later. you reenergized, realizing the dream and called on this morrow movement, this culture of non-violence, i've seen and worked with you down through the years, we've been to jail together protesting in st. louis and other places, marched together and i also would watch your mother, you would bring to our convention and she wat

. >> sean: you want to hear my marlon brando? >> laura: classic, classic robert de niro. >> sean: i never wanted this for don jr. or for michael. this was for sonny and franco. it is always the corleone family. what about the clinton crime family? >> laura: the irish man can't do the italian. >> sean: i can do a better mark levin. >> laura: that's an easy one. [laughs] great show tonight, as always. i'll talk to you later. i'm laura ingraham. this is a "the ingraham angle." we've an incredible, jam-packed hour for you. everything from the left's war on the walk to the supernatural, yes, we are talking exorcism. the people of california are rebelling against eight the sanctuary state there. president trump calls it a revolution, and we've got a candidate for governor helping lead the charge. plus the "angle" digs up the angle on whether the catch and release policy by border patrol agents is really over. meanwhile, jim comey so i need tour of leftist media outlets makes him sound like a mean girl who was dumped by the president. a

i will be joined by former reagan and bush 41 press secretary marlon fitswater and texas governor greg abbott, as we continue to honor the life of barbara bush. rising gas prices spelling bad news for drivers. so how high will they go as we approach summer driving season? plus republicans facing new head winds as they battle to keep control of the house in november. ♪ ♪ from only the thickest, juiciest heinz tomatoes. no one grows ketchup like heinz™. oone part ribs. two parts incredible. new steak & ribs at outback. $15.99 for a limited time. get a 6oz sirloin and make it your own with a choice of honey sriracha, barbecue, or dry rub ribs. so hurry in to outback now. >> dana: brand new signs of trouble for house republicans ahead of the midterms. a political report shifting search house races to the left in gop strong holds, predicting democrats now have an improved chance of winning all seven contests. time now, the democratic director for the congressional campaign committee, colin reed, senior vice president of public affairs. listen to this about republicans and how they lag on fu

and this is a book about sailing and it would be about sailing that the old man in the sea is about marlon bait, and something much bigger than sailing going on, and so any one who met bill buckley to pick up on something that catherine said would instantly recognize something electric about the personality that was the incredible smile, and that day-brightening smile that he had. jay mentioned his love of the gadgets and the batteries to feed them. and indeed, he did have a love of gadgets and a love of figuring things out, and if if you are opening up any of the book, really, but especially the books on sailing, you will find many, many discussions of technical matters like we have to take on 1,600 liters of pet ro petro, and we can go this far with this much petro and figure out how much we have to take on at the next stop, and so he loved all of that, all of those little, the logistics of life. really. i remember thinking when bill died of the book of genesis, and he said that god made the world and he saw that it was good. that is bill. and you felt that way whatever he was doing, whe

nobody else ever noticed it except marlon. >> dana: he didn't miss anything.interesting about first ladies and the role they play. they get to choose a lot of what they do, the platforms that they care about. and also the graciousness with which they serve amidst really tough times when they're up to now husbands have been really maligned in the press by their opponents. any advice you have from how she handled that? >> well, she decided to concentrate on doing something that she really cared about. and that was to deal with this growing problem of drug abuse. and i mean, you know, she was heavily criticized at first. every first lady is scrutinized so carefully for what they wear, how they behave. you just have to put that aside and focus on something that you can really, really achieve something. >> dana: i know people don't necessarily believe that the just say no campaign worked on some kids, but i was a young child when they were serving and it really did work for me. she accomplished a lot. is there any other little tidbit you can tell us about the book

we went to this place called the brando, which was marlon brando's private island. >> jimmy: yeah, i we watched it there. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what? you had never seen "the godfather?" >> no, it's so good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, we all know, yes. we know about "the godfather." you guys should really see it, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: wait, what did you think about the -- this is amazing. >> well, we -- i ordered vegan pasta and meatballs, and they made it for me in tahiti, which is so -- >> jimmy: what? >> which is so -- you don't expect that to happen. >> jimmy: well, you just got married, too. yeah, they're being nice to you, yeah. >> but they -- but i mean, i loved the movie. >> jimmy: i wish you had like, live-streamed this. i want to see someone's reaction to seeing "the godfather" for the first time. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you flip? >> yeah, i wanted to watch the next one -- i didn't, but i wanted to watch the next one, and the next one and -- how many are there? >> jimmy: there are three. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: but the first one -- the second one, wow. >> oh

. >> reporter: former secretary marlon fitzwater. >> i fell like today i am an assign men for mrs.was so close to her staff and the people around her. she commanded great loyalty. >> reporter: when we talk about loyalty, the secret service tells me that over the 38 years that the bushes were protectees, there were so many agents, and many are coming back to houston today, those who have been standing watch since mrs. bush passed having with the family a long time. >> i'm sorry, i think we lost kelly's mike there. we will get that back before we see her again in houston. msnbc will be covering today's ceremonies for mrs. bush. they begin at noon eastern time. >>> a new "washington post" article headlined trump calls comey a liar yet keeps citing him as a credible source. president trump derided the memos as fake and phony before their release but now he appears to be using them to defend his claim of no collusion and no obstruction. joining us, gentlemen, good day to you both. michael, how do you define this apparent shift in the approach to the comey memos. >> when the president lo

karen and charlotte pence, the daughter and wife of the vice president wrote a back called marlon bundoto steal it. their book is now outselling his and it's going to good causes fighting sex trafficking and helping it children with art sniper thank you, annie lynn ski, boston globe and jose and john braid bender. we'll be right back. ut i had age-related macular degeneration, amd, i wanted to fight back. my doctor and i came up with a plan. it includes preservision. only preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd backed by 15 years of clinical studies. that's why i fight. because it's my vision. preservision. that's why i fight. a hilton getaway means you get more because you get a break on breakfast get an extra day by the pool get to spend more time together get more from your spring break getaway with exclusive hilton offers. book yours, only at hilton.com >>> let me finish tonight with this night in history. on april 4th is, 50 years ago this evening, new york senat

still really wanted by the place to at least clear up pack is ations against what it was not meant marlon must think of the place and there was an arrest warrant out for you not that you said that is one of the row that is where you are all the boys are you by the time i left keeping or. even in the bed but you were ordered to court as you know supports and that was being trial had not been a feast if you chant and you boast but then what it's reported was at least on that your dog went to forty. the police still say they have questions for you but they are still saying now their arrest warrant for you is still active so it would make more sense would it not to clear your name by talking to them and explaining your answers to their questions yes but i am who i am i'm not a warm now that you are less news he should be on there wanting on the first of larry went. last year when i was coming home i poured myself but i was warmed malawi and that some day but i was worried that it was. all sent out saying that you were going to have a what are we up until now i've never seen war on. that resol

we can talk to lord marlon, the chair of the commonwealth enterprise and investment counsel.h relations with the commonwealth countries are crucial original we will want to trade more with countries like australia and new zealand, india and pakistan? i think we should be doing that, anyway, and i don't think the commonwealth is a replacement for europe, but we have incredibly strong ties with these countries anyway. there is huge potential to increase it. several things, as you probably know, there's a 19% advantage trading into commonwealth, advantage trading into commonwealth, a dimension of figure, and we all speak the same language —— demonstrate the figure. you don't need a translator to explain it, we also have a similar sense of humour. you can interchange. underpinned by english, british rule of law, so you don't have to deal with chinese rule of law or south american rule of law. the platform is there for a real springboard. the commonwealth is extraordinary and that it is huge countries like india and tiny countries like india and tiny countries like india and tiny