francine: kris jenner was part of your journey. how did that shape the entrepreneur you are?mma: i think i have been lucky to be surrounded by so many incredible entrepreneurs, starting with my clients, also my husband, being around people like chris, and also just having access and listening and watching brilliant people as i grew up. i am one of those people who can learn from anything. i read books about being an entrepreneur before i even really knew what one was. i really is someone who would take from any situation. francine: emma tells me why diversity is a superpower and what she's doing to try to prove access and opportunity. ♪ francine: emma is known as the founding partner of skims with kim kardashian. it was valued at $4 billion last year. i continued the conversation by asking about the business and her commitment to supporting diversity and black owned companies. skims is huge. did you ever think you would have an underwear shaping company? emma: skims has grown so unbelievably. that is kim kardashian's company, it was her idea from the outset, i honestly believ

francine: kris jenner was part of your journey. emma: yes, very much so. how did that shape the entrepreneur you are? emma: i think i have been really lucky to be surrounded by so many incredible entrepreneurs, starting with my clients, also my husband, being around people like kris, and having access and watching some brilliant people as i grow up. just even on the tv. really soaking that up. i am one of those people that can learn from anything. i have read books about being an entrepreneur before i really knew what one was. so i really am someone that will take from any situation that you let me. francine: coming up, emma grede tells me why diversity is a superpower and what she's doing to try and improve access and opportunity. ♪ francine: emma grede is perhaps best known as the founding partner of skims along with kim kardashian. the shapewear brand was valued at $4 billion last year. i continued the conversation by asking emma about the business and her commitment to supporting diversity and black owned companies. ♪ emma: skims is also huge. did you

francine: kris jenner was part of your journey. emma: yes, very much so.rancine: how did that shape the entrepreneur you are? emma: i think i have been really lucky to be surrounded by so many incredible entrepreneurs, starting with my clients, also my husband, being around people like kris, and having access and watching some brilliant people as i grow up. just even on the tv. really soaking that up. i am one of those people that can learn from anything. i have read books about being an entrepreneur before i really knew what one was. so i really am someone that will take from any situation that you let me. francine: coming up, emma grede tells me why diversity is a superpower and what she's doing to try and improve access and opportunity. ♪ you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, dependable, and steady. all words you want from your bank.

we also have kris jenner, the owner and ceo of dug out mug. >> we took the barrel of a baseball bat ande of the coolest drinking mugs, super durable. we went further, started making shot glasses. >> this is the shot glass. >> exactly. we've got fully customizeable, do full wraps like this. >> this is -- this is a bottle opener. >> a half baseball, mlb licensed. >> metal once as well. >> the metal line, there's a lot of kids out there and the biggest problem is being spill proof. >> there's water in that. >> 100%, there's water in it. absolutely spill proof. got a cool line, over 50,000 five star reviews online which is incredible. >> you support veterans as well. >> absolutely. outside of working internally, we have a cheers to charity initiative and work with folds of honor, gold star mothers, every quarter we pick a new charity. >> tell us about the mother's day mug. i love this. it's so cute. >> my favorite player calls me mom. this is fully customizeable, mother's day, father's day. >> you made this one did you say this is for ron desantis. >> no, so ron gets our mugs as gifts every

is i just wish i could have seen kris jenner when this happened s screaming into a cell phone for .know. i did my best last time i heaug] came round twice on the i came here to drop my day off - to support you and you laid it u on me like, how did how deep do we go in this by how far you want to go in this fight? t we're going to both end up getting death threats overpy now this. >> you happy now? i've upset tyrus, so we're going to call it a rap? joe: all that coming up, a woman who lost her seeding over breastfeeding the people, you know, the voices you trust. >> all new fox nation exclusives available. now, silicon valley is now at the heart of some of today's sharpest political debates. there's a deep concern the data will be misused. tech companies acting as censors, they moderate what they want to. the fbi had pre bunkhouse story had told the social media giants what to expect without free speech. there's no hope for civilization. the unauthorized history of silicon valley streaming now exclusively on fox nation. hiding your phone gets damaged toenails get clear healthy lookin

the last celebrity to get it was kris jennen celebrity to get it was kris jenner.cised for making fun of the where's kate drama, which again bullying the princess of wales . meghan princess of wales. meghan probably should not be aligning herself with them, but here we are. >> here we are indeed. great to have you back, kinsey and we'll see you in a week's time. the queen of us, showbiz royal and political reporting kinsey schofield. check out her website and her podcast, both of which are called to die for daily. next up, sunday's front pages. plus, in a bombshell media story, were itv wrong to let rageh omaar present news at ten when he was clearly unwell , he when he was clearly unwell, he barely made it through the bulletin. what exactly happened? we'll discuss all of that in 0h, -- oh, dear. my pundits are talking about boxer shorts and underwear. we better do the papers . and by the seat of our papers. and by the seat of our pants. here is the observer. exclusive. top tory mp defects to labour in fury at nhs crisis. government was warned about dirty blood in

caitlyn jenner, who was friends with o.j, married to kris jenner . they vacationed kris jenner.gether, tweeting good riddance and controversial tv personality marc lamont hill . he tweeted marc lamont hill. he tweeted something, i mean, very controversial , he said. oj controversial, he said. oj simpson was an abusive liar who abandoned his community long before he killed two people in cold blood. but he says his acquittal for murder was the correct and necessary result of a racial, criminal, legal system. he's still a monster, not a martyr . system. he's still a monster, not a martyr. so a lot of a variety of reaction here in the united states after the death of oj simpson. >> i mean, that's the bottom line, isn't it, with all of this, i mean, obviously he was found liable in a in a civil trial afterwards which, which obviously cost him his fortune. but the bottom line is he was acquitted, but everyone everyone thought he did it. >> well. and then you saw in that two thousand and seven arrest for kidnapping and armed robbery, he was sentenced to 33 years, and he had to spend ni