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history in this car when you just touch the steering wheel you can feel the history of the car gene kelly was driving and singing in this car in the back seat in the american in paris there is a clear river our love is here that was fun was met by a movie sure the car was repainted green. richard otto changed it back to its original. star design a new job by tony created a lance year strato ciro the lowest riding car ever built in one thousand nine hundred seventy million everyone here is familiar with it even if they're not connoisseurs of vintage cars. michael jackson supposedly had a fascination with this shaven design. and wanted to use it for his bell so we contacted new geo bertone. in his fantasy anthology moonwalker michael jag. news chased by gangsters with apparently no way out teen magically changes into a lancer stratus just flies away. i'm not sure that i feel like all the with star necessarily but you know it certainly feel like i'm driving something from outer space. and i expect juries scrutinize the classic cars every nuts and bolts before they announced the winners of th

tony curtis, janet leigh, gene kelly and frank sinatra. >> one of the things that the kennedys did wello bring hollywood to washington. >> they understood performance. they understood style. the kennedy administration was the rat pack '60s. >> jackie actually appeared in a white gown that she had designed to set her apart, and it was a very tight sheath in comparison to all these women in these big skirted gowns. >> here comes mrs. joseph p. kennedy, the mother of the president of the united states. >> on the road to the white house, rose kennedy has campaigned tirelessly to get her son elected. >> mrs. kennedy, this must be just about the proudest day of your life. >> oh, yes, wonderful. >> it's important to keep in mind that rose kennedy evidently had dynastic ambitions for the family. this is not just the story of joseph p. kennedy, prominent pushing father. this is a joint effort on the part of both joseph p. kennedy and rose. >> have you had a chance really to sit back and realize -- >> no, no. that will take a little time, i think. >> jack's brother, robert, and wife, ethel, joine

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[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to tracee ellis ross, cameron monaghan, joe pera and gene kelly everybody. aaron spears, 8g band. stay tuned for "carson daly" we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ey're all going in the same direction but in very different ways and pampers gives all of them our driest best fitting diaper. pampers cruisers with three-way fit. they adapt at the waist, legs and bottom with up to twelve hours of protection for all the freedom to move their way in pampers cruisers only pampers diapers are the number one choice of hospitals, nurses and parents. >>> well, i don't know about you, but i hear the peel of chapel bells. joining us early, depending on your perspective. it's a saturday, live from windsor, england. >> we're so happy you got up with us. the guests have started to arrive. 600 have been invited inside of st. george's chapel. a whole bunch more have been invited to enjoy the grounds and have sort of a picnic. they've got 1200 tvs. i talked to one lady in there, she was bursting. she ended up getting a princess diana award. keir simmons

. >> what's interesting and ironic, alex is that a gene ol gist looked into general kelly's backgroundt his great grandfather was quote-unquote undocumented worker. an illegal alien, as it were. that his great grandfather's second wife did not speak english. was illiterate. that his great grandfather was a wagon driver. awful of the characteristics that he's describing of hess immigrants, who are rural, uneducated, don't know english. it turns out that that's kelly's lineage. it's interesting. and indicative of a hardened heart. >> all right. gentlemen. glad to have both of your insight, i appreciate them, chris, eddie, see you again soon. >>> on the back burner. the reason president trump's lawyer says any potential interview with robert mueller will have to wait. that's next. most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase allergy relief is different. flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and 6 is greate

kelly sadler, in charge of surrogate communications, was at a communications staff meeting with other white house staffers this morning, and the discussion came up about genepposition to gina haspel. he was tortured when he was a pow when he was in vietnam. he doesn't want to support gina haspel's nomination for that reason. according to a source who has confirmed it to cnn at this meeting. sadler said to the other staffers, well, mccain's opposition doesn't matter, because he's going to die anyway. according to a white house official i spoke to when this. this was supposed to be a joke, it was intended as a joke, nobody laughed, and the joke fell flat in the room, obviously this is just one in a string of comments from this white house, aimed at john mccain. most of the negative comments coming from this white house have been from the president over the years. he once mocked john mccain as a pow, as a soldier, who was captured. at one point the president said, he likes soldiers who aren't captured. a lot of this negativity comes from the top. we heard some of it earlier today from this low level staffer. >> has the white house responded at all? >> not yet

. >> before we go to break, gene robinson, the nbc news report that chief of staff kelly called trump> well that is a -- first of all, it's a stunning report and my hat is off to the great reporters who came out with that. second, my first thought was they cite a whole lot of -- there are a whole lot of sources for this stuff about kelly and seeing himself as the bulwark against armageddon and calling the president an idiot. so who is leaking that? and is it somebody who has the lock nyes out for kelly. are they taking a stab at him to try to dislodge him or certainly try to weaken him in his relationship with the president? which they certainly have succeeded in doing because remember donald trump never forgave rex tillerson for the moron comment and -- >> too close to home. >> and now i doubt he'll forget or forgive the idiot comment. >> too revealing. eugene robinson, thank you so much. we'd real your new column in today's "washington post" entitled "the immigrant caravan is a test trump wants us to fail." michael, thank you, chuck, thank you for being on. >>> still ahead on "morni

kelly comes from a family of immigrants. doesn't he? >> he does. all four of his grandparents were american born but seven of his eight great grandparents were foreign born. >> we know you haven't done geneident trump's ancestry. what can you tell us about mike pence? >> well, vice-president mike pence is the grandson of an irish immigrant who came to the u.s. in 1923. the administration likes to use the term chain migration as a negative to talk about people bringing over their families. that's actually the pence family is a perfect illustration of chain migration. there were five siblings. each one set themselves up and brought over the next. pence's grandfather was part of a neat chain of migrants each helping the next sibling to come over. >> very interesting. immigration hard dliner stephen miller has the president's ear when it comes to immigration. tell us what stood out about his background? >> a lock ok at his family tree. he is a classic eastern european jewish immigrant success story. his family settled in pennsylvania. they came with nothing and set themselves up and became quite successful running a department store. on his father's side, i noticed that his grandfather was a