and he said, he said you know, i'm from atlanta. she said i know you do.ou got any grits down there? she said i don't have any in the house that we can sure get some. he said good. i'll be there in the morning. make me some grits for breakfast. true story. he got on the plane and flew there because he was worried about us because i had only been governor two years and i have been voted out. and it was a rough. it was not unlike the events of the last several years. and i even had one of my major appointees look at me coming down the mainstream -- main street of little rock and more across the street so he wouldn't lose his job under the current government. vernon knew all this. how he found out about it, i don't know. so, he came for breakfast. we fed him his grits. and bacon and eggs and biscuits, too. he told hillary what he thought she should do. if we wanted to go on in public life, he told me what he thought i should do. and he said, you know, you can't do everything you want to do in politics. you've got to decide what's most important and what the s

i said, you don't love me anymore? she said i met this other person. she even said it's not that i don't love you, but i think i love -- i think i met my soulmate again. >> just like that, dale's world came crashing down. >> i called her brother. i called her sisters. i called her mom. i said do you know what's going on? do you know what's happening? >> he talked to her sister, ramona. >> i remember feeling really annoyed. why are you calling me to try to sway me to your side? by the time the phone call ended i remember thinking, yeah, what is steph doing? >> he begged stephanie's friend, jennifer, do something. >> you have to talk to some sense in to her. you've got to make her see that she needs to stay with me. >> you had no inkling this was coming? >> no, not until she told me she was in love with somebody. >> helplessly in love, she told him. the other man dancing with the mountain stars -- >> i go back to the day that i asked steph if i should shoot that wedding or not and i didn't go to that event with her. i wasn't going to be dancing with her

and i had never -- i said, octopus? so, i said, okay, i'll be there. i went over, and it was good. it was really good. nice couple. >> wow. you had some delicacy too. >> yeah. >> yeah, did you ever get a chance to just kind of tour the country and the countryside and just do some sightseeing during your time there? >> no, i never did that. but we normally -- if there's no fighting, we did tour the villages and things and we talked to the people and saw the people and saw their little children. and most of them want a candy bar. and that's true wherever you go. i mean, britain, any place else, the children want a candy bar. but they were nice. i was impressed with their culture. while we were on my second tour there, the people we got to know a little better next to us and observe several burials which was interesting, i mean, how they did that. not too much different than how it is, but emphasis maybe on certain parts of it more than we do. >> wow. >> but they did. >> interesting, yeah. >> they helped us out while we were there on the 38th parallel. th

the head of the mafia in miami and said what's going on and he said listen, this is what joe says said to him miami and new orleans is run by carlos marcello who will take the heat, new york was is all. so joe then senses consiglio area down there and found out they tried to kill kennedy in miami with cuban exiles but failed and then they basically took care of the deed in dallas. now, then the next thing joe told me was joe growing up in new york, i was fascinated by meyer lansky, the jewish gangster and i said was he good investing money? investing money, hehad the picture . he had a picture and this is what jim says of jay and huber, fbi director and his number two, clyde tolson having sexwith each other . we set that picture to blackmail them to say there was no such thing as the mafia and for a long time as you know huber that there was no such thing. it was even after appalachia in 57 that he kept an eye on, he kept that line. so when anna said that's because he had the picture. so the problem as you pointed out with this sort of thing is you can't just run to the press and say k

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they said, "the protesters are blocking the road." i said, "i'll ask them to open it."s of peace, there then came gunfire and mayhem. moments later, witnesses say volleys of bullets tore into the protesters who had pushed forward. they raced back carrying two people who were killed and helping a young woman whose arm had been badly injured by a bullet. five weeks after their coup, the armed forces in myanmar are still facing open rebellion in almost every corner of the country. this is but one district of yangon, where as night fell, 200 protesters remained barricaded by security forces in their apartment buildings. police have been arresting anyone suspected of involvement in the civil disobedience movement. people are really scared. they don't know what's going to happen next, and the military has been cutting internet every night at 1am. so, people are really worried about what will happen after that. the decision by some of the biggest unions to launch an indefinite general strike is a desperate one, hoping that destroying an already damaged economy might bring enou

he said i can't do anything with her even she went to him and said franklin. should i keep quiet on this issue? and he said no you go ahead and speak your mind. i can always say i can't do anything about it. it was very clever on his part because i've heard people say that well, paulie murray for example, the leading activists said that she didn't vote for franklin in 1932, but she voted for him in 1936 not because of him but because of eleanor so he was clever. he was letting her pull in people who would not follow him necessarily. what did she do? she investigated housing in appalachia and then work to get experimental communities homesteads open. she wrote a column, of course. nobody no first lady ever had a my day column. she testified before congress congressional committees. she was invited more than once and but she testified twice. that was the first time anybody had done that so she really broke the most she showed the possibility in the job. really? i think that's what we can say. she showed what a president's wife could do add to his legacy. it also

he said i am apologizeings to the young woman who said i made her feel uncomfortable. the allegations go far beyond that and allege a severe, hostile workplace environment which rises to the legal standard of sexual harassment. >> john: i noticed the same thing you he kept repeating the same phrase. i never knew at the time i made anyone feel uncomfortable. as an attorney that, sounded like a lawyered statement. it doesn't make any difference. if it were lower down the food chain, such allegations would be referred to the human resources department and there would be an investigation at that level. then there might be some sort of remedy that followed out of that. when you are the top dog and you are the governor of the state, it's a different standard. >> to a degree, john, but the law is the same for any employer under the state of new york as well as under federal law. the civil rights act and city ordinances in new york. i hear what you are saying. you are held to a higher degree of conduct but the law is the law in new york as to what is illegal. the compaint that

i agree with what digby said - so. i agree with what digby said there _ so.ere i— so. i agree with what digby said there. i didn't interrupt him because _ there. i didn't interrupt him because he was clearly getting into his stride, — because he was clearly getting into his stride, but this is a really embarrassing period for the european union _ embarrassing period for the european union leaders, because it sows the seeds_ union leaders, because it sows the seeds of— union leaders, because it sows the seeds of doubt when there was a concern — seeds of doubt when there was a concern about astrazeneca and its effectiveness in dealing with the south _ effectiveness in dealing with the south african variant and then its effectiveness in the over 65 group. we have _ effectiveness in the over 65 group. we have this extreme area position of this_ we have this extreme area position of this worry around the world about the supply— of this worry around the world about the supply of the astrazeneca vaccine, — the supply of the astrazeneca vaccine, particularly from ind

and i said, what else do you have? she says that. said call me back if you have more. and i walked over and told the president of the united states. who was shaking hands with parents and teachers and administrators. about two minutes later to three minutes later our -- with exactly the same information. we walked into the elementary school, walk down along hallway, walked into a classroom which was designated the staff hold. and wherever the president travels a day or so before he arrives, the air force shows up with two large cabinets, plastic cases and take out a device to two devices that look like a cross between typewriter and a telephone. there calls to use, they're secure telephones, they plug them into a wall outlet. you hit a when you're talking to a guy under a mountain in colorado, they can connect you like that to anybody in the world and secure conversation. so we walk in and there they are, there is the presidents doctor, physician or nurse carrying a little cooler full of the president's blood. the national security advisers, office had a person on the

he said a painting. she said on one condition. when stinson seriously? and she said i just want the painting after he's through with that. and he said your father can do whatever he wants with the painting. so she wrought the painting back and she did not have to wait. my grandmother gave my mother and father that painting and it hung on our wall in our new york apartment all our life and i didn't know what it was or he painted it until very late in that time. as a kid, it just -- i hate to say this and i probably shouldn't, it became part of the scenery. but it's a light -- it was a delight to know that eventually. tim: from your point of view at the museum, the relationship between churchill and truman did not always start out close. truman and churchill did not no one other closely at all because truman was thrust into the presidency after fdr's death in april of 1945. suddenly, he finds himself at the potsdam conference at the close of world war ii with winston churchill. from your vantage point in independence talk about that moment when truman enco

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and i said, "did you molest my daughter?" and she said, "yes.ing i heard her say. >> reporter: an explosive allegation, against the victim. >> did you worry that that could really turn off the jury? >> absolutely. but it was what chris insisted was the truth. erin's husband said it simply wasn't possible. >> she was nurturing, caring, never did anything illicit or crude or harmful. nobody that personally knows erin or has even heard of erin would believe that. >> reporter: and for detectives -- >> i personally felt disgusted. from all the people we've talked to that knew erin -- we didn't think this was even an angle that christopher lee would play. this came out of left field. >> reporter: but chris said, it was hearing what he believed to be a confession from erin that caused the horrible events he now recounted, in chilling detail. >> i -- i stumbled back. and i sat on the edge of my jeep and caught myself with my hands. and in my right hand, i felt the metal from the garrote. it -- it set me off. i just felt so much hate, so much rage. and i

as you said, he said don't come. before that he said we're not going to turn minors away. i think that president biden has been trying to thread this needle of rolling back what he saw as inhumane policies by the thump administration and trying to build a plane while they're flying. what do we need to do? long-term, we have to address the causes of immigration. long-term we need not executive orderers but legislation. short term? we need to find housing and find vetted houses for these unaccompanied minors that cannot be staying in these conditions. so it is absolutely something that while you are, you know, juggling and dancing on the head of the needle, the biden administration has to handle this. there are kids who are in terrible conditions. >> and, of course, all of this is happening in the midst of a pandemic. we do know that president biden has promised vaccines to go to mexico. perhaps that will be some form of leverage and make things better here. but from a political standpoint, what sort of points will the republicans be able to make as a result of this? >> well

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i said, what's going on? i said, does this have to do with maria -- marie? to me else but it's bad. >> reporter: james seemed suicidal, said the elder. so he called a doctor friend. and the doctor committed the preacher to a psychiatric ward for ten days, during which time jason andersen took over preacher duties. but then jason heard things. not about what happened to marie, but about polygamy. with other church leaders, he confronted james and tanya. this is a, forgive my saying, come to jesus moment? >> it was the hardest thing i've ever had to do, myself, personally, was to confront my pastor. >> reporter: your mentor, your senior guy. >> yeah, right. sure. >> reporter: and james admitted it. he had been sleeping with two women, in the same house. but then, youth pastor jason told the detectives, in that cloistered setting, james kept talking, and told a terrible story. >> him and marie had had a physical altercation before she went missing. and she had scratched him on his arms. >> reporter: james insisted marie was still alive the last time he saw her.

health experts said the u.s.'t reach herd immunity until about 80% of the population is vaccinated. >> i do believe we will reach that goal. it's an important goal because variants are still surging. so there is that race. >> so far 33% or 8,345,000,000 u.s. adults have received at least one domes. it's part of an effort to increase vciie? >>> now to the largest settlement against any university. usc agrowed to pay $250 million who accused the school's former gynecologist of sexual abuse. >> reporter: a historic s university of southern settlement agreeing to pay over $825 million. >> powerful people at powerful institutions can and must be held to >> reporter: the settlementheads to a previous 200 million settlement bringing it to over $1 billion. attorneys said he treated trea of thousands of women. >> there are thousands of he assaulted. >> reporter: it happened between2009 and women. survivors like lucy doe happened in justice be served. >> at least show future predators and those who would enable them. >> re

meghan said the queen had always made herfeel welcome. she loved being in her company, she said.hip with catherine, the duchess of cambridge, was evidently more complicated. at one point, there were newspaper stories that meghan had made catherine cry. in fact, meghan said, it was catherine who made her cry but the palace never corrected the stories. it was a moment, meghan said, when things changed. listen, did you hearthat? and then to another extraordinary claim concerning their son archie. in the months before his birth, meghan said there had been discussions about his status and security, and, she says, there was a comment from a family member about the colour of his skin. in those months when i was pregnant, all around this same time, so we have in tandem the conversation of he won't be given security, he's not going to be given a title. and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. what? and you're not going to tell me who had the conversation? i think that would be very damaging to them. harryjoined his wife for the final part of th

he said at the time the deal was a great deal, you said there _ deal was a great deal, you said therethe time _ your minister, wrote that at the time of— your minister, wrote that at the time of the _ your minister, wrote that at the time of the negotiations that it was clear that _ time of the negotiations that it was clear that there was no world in which _ clear that there was no world in which the — clear that there was no world in which the eu would eliminate trade barriers _ which the eu would eliminate trade barriers. isn't it time now for you to come — barriers. isn't it time now for you to come clean with voters and admit that all— to come clean with voters and admit that all of— to come clean with voters and admit that all of these problems are not teething — that all of these problems are not teething problems, that trade barriers — teething problems, that trade barriers and the damage they cause are part _ barriers and the damage they cause are part and parcel of your brexit deal? _ should always be allowed to come into school, it is their right to have an education and it

early predictions said it would just be down 5% to 7%. the greatest declines around around older students. the community college board meets to discuss how to get more students to come back. >>> google is working to fix an issue that's causing android apps to crash. some apps are crashing because of a problem with web view. it lets them display web content. some say if you remove web view it will fix the issue >>> the latest covid-19 scam is being pumped out. one cyber security firm said it's finding listings for those listed as astrazeneca, johnson & johnson. some are selling them up to $1,000 a dose. the security firm said the counterfeit vaccines and cards are for those who need to fly into other countries or start new jobs where they have to prove they had the vaccine. >>> residents in venice have a silver lining. look at this. dolphins were spotted swimming in the canal. they searched for the animals near st. mark scare. this is rare to see. the waters have also become a lot more clean because of reduced boat traffic. >>> well, we ar

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and when he said, do you get him? they said no. they said the fleet is on maneuvers. and the only one who can get the fleet when it's on maneuvers is the president. so jack was telling me all this. we got there and we got in the house, i met the young man's wife. a very sweet young lady. hadn't seen her husband for months. and i excused myself and i said is this right, that i could get someone on the "uss pratt"? and they said, yes, sir, and they said get quartermaster patrick. she got to talk to her husband. and she hasn't seen him for all those months. and i didn't realize what i had done. it was a surprise to find out that with just a few words of me -- i have to think a little better. i got a letter from quartermaster kilpatrick and he told me i would be surprised what air traffic was like. the last portion of that call was by radio. and he said that he'd -- that the air was admirals talking to admirals, ships talking to ships and a voice said, white house calling. and another voice said, what code is that? and another voice said, maybe it's no code. maybe it's th

to be done, she said.ustody of the kids. and finally, remember how angila had told her fiance before the murder that she was worried about being watched? angila was right to be worried. >> like, i helped him. like, i would leave -- like when he worked nights, i would leave the house at, like, midnight, and, like, sit outside her house in my vehicle, seeing who came into the house. when her boyfriend left, where she -- when she -- yeah we -- had -- planned out. and he [ bleep ] up because he didn't clean the car good enough. one -- spot of blood in my car. >> when she said that, can you tell me what that was like? >> we were pretty excited. >> there were some high fives in the car. >> yeah. >> all right. let's call it a -- night. i'm beat. you're beat. we'll see each other again. right? >> it's up to you. >> maybe. >> reporter: wrung out, and exhausted, matt rendezvoused with the detectives at the sleep inn. >> well we got back to the hotel and we went into the room. and i said to him, "is it too soon to hu

secretary said...on said, although the police have a responsibility to enforce covid laws, the response was, at times, neither appropriate nor proportionate. and there are calls for the met�*s commissioner, who visited clapham on friday, to resign. the leader of the liberal democrats said cressida dick had lost the confidence of the millions of women in london. in the early hours of this morning, the police defended their actions, saying hundreds of people had been tightly packed together, posing a very real risk of covid being spread. part of the reason i'm speaking to you tonight is because we accept that the actions of our officers have been questioned. we absolutely did not want to be in a position where enforcement action was necessary. but we were placed in this position because of the overriding need to protect people's safety. in brixton hill, reclaim these streets lit candles to mark the lives of women killed by men. sarah everard was remembered, too, at downing street and by the labour leader

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i said looked in his eyes and i said i don't think you have a soul and he looked back at me and he said what's the difference in tone that we're seeing between biden and boutin? >> at least from the head of state it's a night and day difference. it's talking, you know, very clearly about exchanges. it's talking about, you know, what might be to come. it's not coming out of the blue. it's not coming from cabinet heads. it's actually coming from the president of the united states. you get readouts of conversations. they are coming from the white house. >> i want to turn to the intelligence report on election security. there's a lot to it. the one way that russia tried to interfere, according to this report, was using cronies to influence trump's allies, those it doesn't specify who that could be. the report assess that had putin had purview over ukrainian lawmaker andrii derkach who has tied to the trump intelligence but we do know derkach met with rudy giuliani, trump's lawyer works has influence on trump. does this surprise you at all? how concerned are you over how clothes kremlin was

this is what judge garland said . i come from a family where my grandparents led fled anti-semitism and persecution . this country protected us and i feel an obligation to pay back and this is the highest best use of my set of skills to pay back. it was an electric moment we won't forget. the nation needs this kind of selflessness in a nominee. america will be better with this kind of person leading the justice department and i'm proud to support judge garland and i had my colleagues will join me in doing the same. i turned to my friend ranking member chuck grassley for an important statement. >> thank you mister chairman. it's obvious we're here today to vote on the number nomination of judge garland for attorney general. i intend to support his nomination i want to state my concerns about the direction of the department of justice in hopes that the judge will work with us to do what he said that he wants to do. pretty simply, keep the justice department nonpolitical and nonpartisan and apolitical. judge garland as i

he said i never said or implied that they were. he said i entered into the record an eyewitness account by a trained observer and he said he would do it again. this comes also as congress is probing the aftermath of what happened on january 6th in addition to the runnup to january 6th and also the impact that this is having not just on the budget and taxpayers but also on threats to members of congress. in testimony that is going to come out tomorrow from the acting police chief of the u.s. capitol police pittman, she says that threats have increased to members of congress by 93% in the first two months of 2021 compared to the same time period in 2020. at the same time she says the budget, they are going to request, erin, the increase they are asking for is going up from a $36 million increase to $107 million increase. it just shows you the cost of taxpayers that continues from the deadly attack. >> manu, thank you very much. he says ron johnson said ron johnson didn't say what ron johnson said. ron johnson quoted from an article o

president biden said press secretary said they are now private citizens.t courage for people to talk about their struggles with mental health and to do that so personally. they didn't go any further than that. just to give you an indication that. just to give you an indication that this has been talked about across the united states throughout the day. do across the united states throughout theda. , across the united states throughout theda. �* , the day. do americans and british --eole the day. do americans and british peeple see _ the day. do americans and british peeple see the — the day. do americans and british people see the royal _ the day. do americans and british people see the royal family - the day. do americans and british people see the royal family rather differently? i people see the royal family rather differentl ? ~' people see the royal family rather differently?— differently? i think so. this interview— differently? i think so. this interview obviously - differently? i think so. this interview obviously just - differently? i think so. th

you said it.me 206 laws in 28 or 35 states have been proposed to again limit the number of people who vote. don, you know, let's again see the reality of this. this is really a sad story. >> yeah. >> because it's basically a surrender by one party, a surrender by that party to the belief that they can no long erwin. they can't be assured in their own mind they can't win on their ideas, on their policies, even on the character and personalities of their candidates. that they now believe that so deeply that they're trying to compete by silencing large swaths of the american voting policy -- public. now, that's something, but it's not a democracy. and what this whole thing -- just to bring it around, we need to recognize that jim crow is still alive and in many ways well in these voter restriction laws. and as long as that's the case, he will haunt us, and he'll harm us. >> i think you're right, and they're doubling down on suppression because the manure that they're selling people aren't buying it.

and said you are beautiful.t made me feel even more uncomfortable. i felt as though he was coming on to me in my own home. >> cuomo kissed her on the cheek and she claims he invited her and not the family to the event. vill speaking with her attorney gloria allred who has been in other high-profile cases. boylan tweeted this governor abuses his power for personal benefit. democrats are voicing their concern. >> i think it william banting -- it will be difficult for the governor to keep support. he should resign. >> cuomo's attorneys said. the governor faces new criticism after a report by the "washington post" that said that health officials in the early days of the pandemic were advised to prioritize covid-19 testing of those close to the governor. cuomo's attorney is responding saying there was no vip list and that anyone who was involved with the pandemic response was allowed to have access to that kind of testing. >> shannon: thank you. flag on display yesterday at the oregon state capitol as rioters smashed

i said what are you talking about? i said yeah, i saw it and you're in your movie. and i said no. no, this is all just using still photographs and you must have been responding to the moves of the camera across the photographs that bring a life like quality to them and they were astounded they stopped and i mean it was kind of odd that they they had this false impression, but i found it. i found it a compliment. let me tell you a little bit about here. why another lincoln book in the year 2019? of course the great bicentennial year of abraham lincoln's birth. so many of us who like and care about this great person have wanted to do new work on his life. somebody i estimated that in this bicentennial year. there will be at least at least a book a new book every week at least 52 new published books in the year 2009 and more in the works. eric foner recently told me he's waiting for later to publish his own large book on lincoln. he says i'm waiting for the rest of you to kill each other off. and then i'll move in. but you know how lincoln has been written about by so many people ove

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guest: he said as much from the platform here. he said what you see is what you get.e said that famously from the stage of fulton although he was clever. he knew that what you saw was a man who is the leader of the opposition party in britain next to the president of united states. seldom does that happen when you see the president invite the leader of the opposition party to speak. churchill knew he was in the right spot and even though he somewhat downplayed his position and said, i am here as a private citizen, the world know. and certainly churchill himself knew his stature and his power of observation -- he had more to say. the "iron curntain" speech was his calling card to have a world stage, a platform, ironically in a small town in the middle of missouri and a hard time in america. so churchill knew what he was doing when he was saying those words. host: as you said it became known as the "iron curntain" speech. at that point what was the state of the cold war? where were america and the soviet union at that point? guest: it is complicated. you have to remembe

did anybody follow-up with joe biden when he said he said it was racist. was barack obama a racist when he filibustered? they are just content to roll along. they are not offended by joe biden's policies. they were offended by trump policies and republican policies and conservative policy. it's who they are. it's the original sin about who goes into journalism in the first place. that's why i would so much rather be a democrat dealing with the press any day than a republican. they back you on policy and roll over on all of the rest. >> dan: yes. sad to see. joe, have some tea and get some rest. ari, thank you both. let's turn to biden's crisis on the southern border. last night senator ted cruz lead a delegation to the rio grande in texas where they encountered cartel members. watch this. >> we are on the ng of the river. -- edge of the river. the other side of the river is mexico. we have seen cartel members human traffickers yelling and taunting the border patrol because they know under the current policy of the biden administration they can flood over.

while it said it cannot comment on penaltying litigation, it said generally speaking regarding our processthe campus makes its best effort to support its students who are navigating the complexities of the system. but court said it is citing legal precedents shielding officials from harassment, distraction and liability for administrative errors. his lawyer says that doesn't get the university out of the contractual obligations. >> they are hiding behind legalities and they are not taking responsibility for what it cost him. that they caused help to lose his career. to shut down his dreams. and they're not taking responsibility form. >> reporter: we reached out to u.s. immigration officials about what happened but they told us they can't comment on specific cases. a judge is expected to decide soon on his case. nbc bay area news. >> if you have a story for our investigative unit, give us a call. 888-996-tips. >>> more problems at the oakland coliseum mass vaccination site. days after thousands were told they were given the wrong dose of the vaccine, people who didn't get their shot at the

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i said, do they have an audience? >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and i said -- they said, yes. down. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the audience. like a moth to the flame. >> now, now let me acknowledge josh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, josh. oh, yeah, josh, there he is. >> you are a star, my friend. [ laughter ] >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: you know how you can tell he's a star? when he's on camera his glasses steam up. [ laughter ] >> oh my god. look at that. if you know anyone in the audience, you acknowledge. josh, i love you. >> thank you. that means a lot, i love you, thank you. >> jimmy: that's great. that's a vegas tip what is that is right there. >> that's a vegas moment. >> jimmy: you are going back to las vegas to do your show there. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is interesting and exciting for a couple of reasons. but first of all, where are you going? and when will you be there? >> it will be at the wynn at september, october. and if i have anything to do with it, once i go in, i'll never come out. >> jimmy: i saw you for the first time in

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here's what cnn said. meghan markle complained concerning the impact morgan's comments could have on others and degrade the seriousness of mental health issues. he hasn't been kind to her. what do you make of the fact that she framed it that way? >> that was a smart move. she is playing the game. she is using the world ever cancel culture in her favor. it's going to work. it already worked. piers morgan lost his job hosting the most popular breakfast show in the u.k. he had to personally write to the tv station to complain about it show there is is a background there. this is shocking. you think about this in terms of concept. a princess. if you say anything bad against her, you will lose your job. this is like medieval times. i can't believe this is happening. >> shannon: for us it's hard to understand or believe there is a body that would look at you and look at these comments you made with piers morgan who said he already quit. that there are regulators that tell you what can you and can't say on tv. >>

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he said it his opinion. cdc director that sees stuff we're not seeing has just an opinion. it wouldn't surprise me that he seen something more to form late this opinion. did any of the other doctors you talked to, dr. fauci, anyone else share this opinion? >> well, you know, it's interesting. no one will come out. he was the most vocal and adamant doctor, dr. redfield, nobody will come out and dismiss this, either. they say the likely theory is that it's, you know, this came from bats to humans via some host. that's what everyone sort of has said. that's the official line. the world health organization calls the lab leak theory very unlikely but i got to tell you, john, there is a 400-page report that alwill be coming out from e world health organization and they are investigating and looking at this. i don't know whether that will be conclusive or not. it may not be in the end. they may not arrive at any conclusion despite the fact it's 400 pages long. >> we got to do in 20 seconds but how could we ever kno

i said okay. so after worker started going through the department of health records and look into these russia reports. long story short i found this dismal health record for this restaurant in chelsea. i just eaten there it was like a delightful restaurant. i don't remember any wrapped problems. so i went to set them looking at your health report looks really horrible said yet cockroaches and rat poop everywhere. i did not think that was the case but what is this all about customer they said oh my god the guy came the health inspector came, he got drunk at our bar he passed out on the bar and then to explain to his supervisor right took him two or three hours to do the inspection he failed us on everything of action footage of it. so i went back to than your post is that i'm sorry, i did not do the assignment you gave me, but here's footage of the sky passed out on a bar where he's doing the health inspection. in the near post laughed in my face and study of kidding? they put on the front page, i

they said we're going to have octopus. i said octopus? it was really going. some delicacy as well. >> did you get a chance to tour the country and the countryside and just do some sightseeing junior time there? >> no fighting but we did tour the villages and we talk to the people and saw the people. and saw their little children that's true wherever you go. the children want a candy bar. the people close to, us got to observe burials,. not too much. certain emphasis on that, like we do. and they helped us out when we were there they had the so-called cease-fire and i was commander on the second tour. we have to do an introduction fire when they would send -- across the dmz. tried to find out where we were and what we are doing. when we had to firefight we would be prepared, and we did, we did that the whole time. i came out with a division when it came to korea, i came to the camp, i still had my battery on, the d battery. >> were you wounded in korea at all? >> i was not wounded. but i had a chronic -- not it is easy, but a chronic sickness. on my second tou

i said what? not only the first openly gay major league baseball player the inventor of the high-fiber first mlb player to where nike's in a baseball game. i found the multivendor who also works for this company called nike in the seventies he handed glenn a pair of soccer shoes he died blue and worn the playoffs 1977 that was one of the first to run the baseball division now every major league baseball player has an achy uniform going back to glenn burke wearing them in the playoffs and 77. also a friend of his name jenkins to had a bed-and-breakfast on the russian river spent a lot of time around glenn in the 1982. where he comes out publicly on the today show. corey went with him for that trip and had great memories of that, great story about glenn bringing his gay softball team to san francisco up to the little town on the russian river to play a street team from a bar in california. they gay team from san francisco won the game and the players for both teams met at the gay bar and the straigh

>> he said one thing that was the bare minimum of what he had to say. he said sorry. again and again and again. at a minimum he was well coached to appear contrite. whether he is contrite or not say separate matter. we don't know that. he pledged to be cooperative with the investigation. i hope he follows through on that commitment and is cooperative. he also said, as has been described, that he's not intending to resign at this moment. remember, andrew cuomo is not in the position he wanted to be. this is not the posture that he wanted to be in. he tried a few days ago, first to try to have some measure of control over an investigation, thereby rendering it not fully independent. he tried to pick the investigator. then he tried to pick the people who were going to pick the investigator. and one of those people was someone who owes her job to him, at the top of the new york state court of appeals. and so now he's in a position where he doesn't have any choice but to see what happens in the unfolding of an investigation that's going to be led by someone that the attorn

sure the bear said. once again, the fight with little sticks.rls had, was all that was left. fighting a bear is dangerous. but it's even worse for those who disappear inside the bears stomach. when i am dancing, and biden's, won't you come a little closer, the bear said to the big girl? maybe i will she replied. come closer, come closer. me i don't eat big girls like you the bear told her, i just like to hug them. i some of the children, got together for a meeting. they tried to think up a way to protect themselves. the bear was too quick to run away from. he was too big to be frightened away with a little sticks. what could i do? what good are little sticks, they are not big enough for fight frightening off a bear's. finally the children thought of a plan. for four why not tie the sticks together. it was too big for any one child to lift by themselves. but when everyone lifted together, it was easy. don't, don't hit me you bullies the bear cried. that big club was strong enough to break up the bears >> -- . now that the children had their big c

thanks really changed after that, he said.h his father and brother were trapped in the royal family. he was happy to have space from william, and he revealed a rift with his father. harry: it was a lot of work through that. i feel really let down because he has been through something similar. he knows what pain feels like. and archie is his grandson. but at the same time, of course, i will always love him, but there is a lot of hurt that has happened. >> there were revelations of the kind that any family would efer to keep quiet. anything's remain unanswered, at least the identity of the family member who made the remark about archie's skin color. on that, oprah winfrey has said who it was. oprah: he did not share the identity with me, but he wanted to make sure that i knew and if i had an opportunity to share it, it was not his grandmother nor his grandfather that was a part of those conversations. >> time heals all things, harry said at the interview. tonight, they issued a photograph of themselves with archie. they also dis