. >> avril was diagnosed with the disease in 2014 after feeling achy and fatigued.is struggle to regain her health is reflected in her first album in five years. >> in the past a lot of my songs are boy bashing and angsty. i tried to challenge myself on this album. >> 2002 assist complicate turned avril into a pop princess. before all that, avril found inspiration in another famous singer, shania twain who also faced her own battle with lyme disease. >> you tolder, i'm going to be a famous singer. >> i was 14 years old. there was a contest to tape a tape of yourself singing. i won, and met shania and sang on stafelt like home, so right >> man, canadian royalty right there. get celine dion in there and you wouldn't know what to do with yourself. >>> earlier we talked about r. kelly, all the attention and his initial arrest last month came after the explosive r. kelly documentary aired and before that, true crime docs such as "making a murderer" and "the jinx" helped sign a light on controversial and sometimes overlooked cases. i'm really into true crime. >> i know. s

relented when activist groups who were part of the corporate backers of hate campaign sent a merry achiband and protesters with break up with prison signs to the town house of j.p. morgan chase c.e.o. jamie diamond created. whenever i want someone to stop doing something i don't like all i got to do is play mereology music. to me. themselves made their mark in the fight for reform to win last summer prisoners nationwide went on strike for three weeks to protest modern day slavery which is perfect for private companies trying to save money like those whose customer call centers use prison labor instead of outsourcing their call centers overseas even the bureau of prisons federal prison industries called the use of inmate labor the best kept secret in contact centers well the one thing we can agree on is it's best if this was kept a secret. but now i know and i can't see it so i guess who ever thought revealing this was a good idea also spends time explaining magic tricks and ruining cookouts by revealing what hot dogs are made out of. in arkansas where prisoners still work for free state

he got five deferments including one because he had achy heel. trump got away with slandering mr. the gold star parents. donald trump won arizona, it is a battleground state. to win arizona, you got to win maricopa county and if he continues to do this and slam popular popular former united states senator in those counties, he may lose arizona and that may be one of his undoing going into 2020. >> he talked negatively about john mechanic tan accain and hi campaign and that mccain is not a war hero because he likes people who are not caught. he went to alabama and got 20,000 people to show up. congressman curbelo, why do donald trump supporters cheer that part on. do they hate mccain? did they think fighting with a dead man is fighting for them? i am genuinely curecurious. >> a lot of people have sacrificed their morals and principle to engage in triable politics. they're wearing the donald trump's jersey and everything he does is right. in congress, a lot of house republicans don't agree with that and are outraged and offended as they should be that the president is using this kin

"achy breaky heart." >> tucker: when was that? >> that was the '90s. in the book. you helped me get my autograph on the actual picture of steven tyler and i 20 years later. do you know that story? >> tucker: don't know. >> you have to read the book. here's steven tyler and i. we had a moment together back home in ottawa. he never signed my picture until "fox and friends" a couple of years ago. we were playing "love in an elevator." i said, i have this great mome with steven tyler but i don't have an autograph. on twitter somebody contacted me and said, send me the picture, i'll get him to sign it. he did. there it is because of tucker carlson. >> tucker: that is so cool. that was in canada? >> that was in canada. that was backstage. he wanted me to come backstage after the show. and then that would have changed the whole trajectory of my life. >> tucker: probably best you didn't do that. we never would have met you if you had done that. without getting too heavy on live tv, we'ves. talked about this a numr of times. you decided that you were going to a

process.a long term t requires shifting theened understanding of what's achie achievab achievable. > do you believe they can be militarily defeated, palestinian movement and let me just say uickly, it seems like you're saying the palestinians have to wait more multigenerations. it's been three or four we're saying now it's going to be multigenerational to defeat them o now a palestinian refugee might have to wait seven or eight general races but japan 1952ts sovereignty back in despite attacking pearl harbor and west germany got its 1954 and wasack in armed, given tanks and put into only had to so it go through nine years of ccupation prior to getting its sovereignty. i'm wondering if you really believe there is a military olution to the palestinian resistance? >> i think there could be. i don't think it's been military the premise of your question is essential to challenge and i to to raise that, you seem be operating on the premise that the palestinians are entitled to challenging you're me for saying they don't, and that's part of your argument that i'm being one-sided. but let me

i don't know if that's -- neil: is always a little bit achy.he school. all the sudden junior get then. but this is crossing another level. >> the college coaches are putting money into the school programs. >> tranter rick singer can't be the only one. how you handle an interview, testing and all of that. >> i can tell you my personal experience because we have kids who get into stanford, harvard, yale, but virtually every week there is a parent who will say or do you know. people want that. they ask about that. they think you have to know someone to get in. it's not totally false. neil: look at all the muck that's over there and i'm wondering, is there a lot more mock that we don't know about? >> i think there is because they've heard rumors and innuendo a certain conference is. i think there has to be college officials acting on behalf of the university involved and i know there's other college advisory types, particularly those who specialize in helping wealthy families from other countries get their way into the united states and elite unive