so they get alyssa milano to call the campaign manager to tell him that the candidate needed a changeough it comes from "the atlantic" earlier. what does it say to people who sign up to work for a candidate who want to change his main positions on things, there's 20 other candidates, you go work for them. >> juan: she's trying to get him elected or at least win the democratic nomination and alyssa milano i believe is one of the people who was still active in georgia in terms of saying -- i think there is some people, disney and others who are looking at pulling out of productions in georgia because of their new antiabortion bill. she is a large voice here. i think she is someone who is a player here. i think the larger position is i think lots of republicans looking at this don't see someone with an open mind to it's open to the idea that i come you know what, times have changed, republicans are clearly going after -- >> dana: you said yesterday that their campaign put out a statement that he actually is for the hyde amendment. he wasn't, he is, he wasn't, he is. part of the appeal fo

jon voight responded to a twitter attack from radical actress alicei alyssa milano. >> come after me.. >> darling, alyssa, god bless you. i pray god sends his light of truth on all of those with no truth about the republicans and about our president. may god bless america. >> joining us now with reaction is the trump 2020 campaign national press secretary kayleigh mcenany and the "daily caller" reporter kerry picket. alyssa milano criticizing jon voight. she was in "beverly hills chihuahua 2" and he won an academy award. does hollywood even matter anymore? it didn't help hillary in the 2016 election. >> no. hollywood doesn't matter. in fact, if anything it's a curse for a candidate because everyday hardworking men and women look and say aaliyah milano -- alyssa milano is going to tell me what to do? she said to have a sex strike because they want to keep a living baby with a heartbeat alive. women every should have a sex strike. women everyday women, tune her out. she doesn't matter. nor does hollywood. they are a joke. please endorse the democratic nominee. >> who is giving the democ

who decided that is what is on the outside that matters people like actress activist activist alyssa milano who after interviewing interviewing u.s. presidential candidate joe biden told m s n b c that despite biden having a merger problem giving both his hands and his ego to him self she supported him because quote this primary to me is not about policy it's about beating trump period that's it end of story it's not about who's going to make the best president . ever $39.00 use to be a white woman. and hollywood who doesn't have to worry about things like policy because it has a 0 effect on you personally but alyssa milano isn't alone according to data from a recent gallup poll democrats prioritize the ability to beat trump over issues stances because apparently the belief goes if you are white if you are male if you are willing to sell of progressive ideas you can't win except guess what that too is wrong so you cording to the reflected democracy campaign report that dug through local state and federal election data it turns out that when they're on the same ballot women and men of all ra

wake up and read biden endorses transgender animal rights you know he wants to be president or alyssa milanos for them, too. matty is joining us tonight. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me on. >> tucker: so, this is probably without precedent i think in presidential politics where alyssa milano changes -- single handedly apparently changes the front runner room on a long-standing 40-year position. >> you and i probably share frustration when the republicans don't learn from the mistakes of the past. but the democrats have a proclivity for this as well. look at what happened under obama and biden. by taking hints from the left, being intrigued by the hollywood left to say the coastal elites should set policy for us, they decimated the democratic benches and they got rid of all the democrats that were in charge across the country in the past eight years when they were in charge. they put a republican house in charge, republican senate in charge and got trump elected. if the democrats want to keep taking crews from the hollywood elite and the coastal elite, that is great. but i

i because the radical left and alyssa milano and the hollywood left and junior staffers demanded it. boy and embrace principle and vote for trump. that is what i'm here to say. >> dan: this is not a flip-flop on a tax raid. joe biden suggested 50% tax rate and now he is at 55%. people evolve on stuff like that all the time. you said, joe biden own words he's catholic. i'm not putting words in his mouth.wn all of a sudden come overnight,s federally funded, taxpayer-funded abortions? he flips over night. that says to me that this is a pretty spineless politician. >> remember, for all eight years of the obama presidency, he also supported the hyde amendment. this is something he is doing to get the last line on the resume, right? to get the big job. he is being convinced that he can't even say -- which is approved by 60% plus of the american people -- that we shouldn't use your money, dan bongino, and your money, kayleigh mcenany, to pay for abortions. they even give exceptions on the hyde amendment.e if it's incest and rape and life of the mother you can get the exception. so this is q

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>> celebrities include and at bening, john lythgoe, alyssa milano and zachary quintoh. >> ten act ofe president took no act that deprive the special counsel of adopting the witnesses necessary to complete his investigation. >> some people came to a different conclusion like attorney general william barr. >> this was streamed and performed yesterday and streamed online. could have watched it on the internet. jeffrey on twitter says i wonder if there will be collusion in this one and another twitter user says i can't imagine aiding someone so much that it influences my career choices. there you have it. alyssa milano was involved, she said the president should tune in and watch. >> interesting to see how many people watched. >> i will try to find that out. the time is 27 minutes after the top of the hour. 70 hours of video just released from the jussie smollett investigation starring the empire actor with a news around his neck. our next guest, an investigator says what is happening in this video could change everything. shannon: half past the top of the hour. new sanctions have perman

alyssa milano and others who boycotted, which gives hollywood millions to fill in the state.ow iconic director and actor clint eastwood is ignoring the boycott, announcing that he will film his next movie in atlanta, which is where it was set. and he is not the only a-lister shooting in georgia. this is tyler perry at the bet awards, who has his own studio in atlanta. >> everybody was fighting for a seat at the table, i say, you go ahead and do that but why you are fighting for a seat at the table, i will be down in atlanta building my own. [applause] because what i know for sure is that if i could just build this table, prepare it for me in the presence of my enemies. >> two mavericks, two men who go their own way and they have something that a lot of these other individuals that don't have, and audience. an audience. i like that they are going their own way and defying the group thing. >> laura: it is a really tiring. >> we will see, they'll be back. schools across the country named after robert e. lee are changing their names to disassociate themselves from the confederate

was this pressure from alyssa milano? not going to look good. ed: where have we gone where alyssa milano. >milano. jedediah: is actress and influencer and plays a strong inner. she was at the kavanaugh. i think she does speak largely to the community. to the left wing community and they respect her. and the question is like why did he do this? and is this going to play well for him? should he have stuck with a mored who democrat approach going into 2020 no more moderate democrat on the stage and maybe he could have stood out. pete: ready to stare down world leaders when you can't stare down alyssa milano on an issue you just not voted for over the years publicly and actively defended as a catholic. it violates your catholic faith two days ago that was still the case as you pointed out, ed, no longer in the "wall street journal" op-ed biden flips over abortion funding. by the end of the primaries what will be left of his moderation. goes on to argue mr. biden's about face on abortion may be a watershed 2020 moment it. unde

the atlantic reporting, "alyssa milano who has become a presence on women's right as far as a friendhone with his campaign manager greg scholz telling him the candidate needed to change." some reports are that she spoke directly to the former vp, but the issue history on this issul be tough to explain. he has supported the hyde amendment since it was passed in 1976. in 1981 he pushed something called the biden amendment which fought to make sure federal dollars could not be used for abortion research over years. 90 3 aborted again and support of the hyde amendment to explain why while campaigning. >> the reason i am, it goes to the question of whether you are going to impose a view to support something that is not a guaranteed right button affirmative action to promote. >> martha: he also voted for a partial abortion bands and 95 and 97 that then president clinton vetoed that he has been outspoken about how his faith has played a big role in his belief. >> with regard to abortion i accept my church's position on abortion as life begins at conception, that is the church's judgment and

alyssa milano lobbying him. how is he going to stand up to president trump?ecently as wednesday joe biden staff was saying no, he's for the hyde amendment. >> i think that's what's going to be frustrating for the people within the democratic party that are more moderate, more centrist, and that's the fact that there are plenty of people who don't necessarily believe in abortion, but they also don't believe in using -- they believe in abortion but don't believe in using federal funds for those abortions, though democrats feel that way, i believe there was a poll out there that 50% of democrats feel that way, i think he needs to stick to his guns. i don't think he needs to be influenced by people like alyssa milano and i know aoc is coming out saying whatever she needs to say, but that are presented why people are saying the democratic party -- be when the train may have left the station, someone who supports amtrak so much, already flipped on this one issue. there is another dimension i want to get into. in the 2020 race, in the debate with paul ryan, here is

who didn't have a crush on alyssa milano back in the day? mother of two is proving she's still the boss and she isn't afraid of a little scandal, either, as etonline's leanne aguilera found out. >> you have kids? >> yeah, i have two kids and a husband. >> how are you guys describing "tempting fate"? >> it's delicious. >> it's delicious. >> i think it's delicious. >> this tv movie is high-calorie delicious. alyssa is a married woman who has a naughty affair with a much younger man. >> it's one thing to be a little flirty over texts, but for you to be flirty with someone that you can't have. >> "tempting fate" is based on the bestselling book, but the real-life spice was off camera. "grey's anatomy" star kim raver and her husband manu boyer co-directed. >> we laughed, the two of them were making out in the parking lot. i'm not kidding. >> it was so gross. they should get a room. >> congratulations, you're pregnant. >> what am i going to do? >> alyssa's a big fan of kim's directing skills and we really want to see these two on camera together.

alyssa milano who seems to have a lot of influence over certain politicians in what's going on, she'stivist and an actress. she said that if this is the norm, we are in big trouble essentially. that's it, she said, referring to the president's comments in the oval office. if this is our norm, the nation will never recover, trey. >> is this the same actress who launched a sex strike a couple weeks ago? >> martha: she did. >> we are speaking of treason. i do know this. we have a robust, strong country. we are able to withstand lots of things, including her acting, and a president who we may disagree with on the issues. i didn't agree with president obama, but i did not think it was an accidental threat to the democracy that hyperbole, i do not think it's persuasive. she's entitled to her opinion and i'm entitled to categorically rejecting it and not paying attention to it. >> martha: always good to see you, sir, from south carolina tonight. we'll see you next time. >> yes, ma'am. >> martha: violence erupting in memphis. at least 100 protesters took to the streets. dozens of police offic

doesn't have to worry about things like policy because it as a 0 effect on you personally but alyssa milano isn't alone according to data from a recent gallup poll democrats prioritize the ability to be trump over issues stances because apparently the belief goes if you are white if you aren't males if you are willing to sell of progressive ideas you can't win except guess what that too is wrong so you cording to the reflected democracy campaign report that dug through local state and federal election data it turns out that when they're on the same ballot women and men of all races when exactly the same rate as white men well there is one difference women of color well 4 percent will run 5 percent will win white women 28 percent will run 29 percent will win 6 percent of men of color will run while 7 percent will win oddly enough men while 61 percent of them very very good one and only 60 percent of the vote with it will literally by one percentage point. that means white men don't have special powers at the polls it comes down to recruitment and the study's data shows that while women are l

leaving these guys in the dust, they're getting booed when they go in front of democrats, and alyssa milano his mind. he said forget what i've been saying for 40 years, i changed my mind. greg. gregg: greg yeah. i guess she's the boss. [laughter] [cheers and applause] that's a mercy clap. [laughter] katie pavlich said something in the green room on "the five," she says why do you want to have moderate democrats if you can't let them be moderate9? like, if you're working for biden and he's not left wing enough, go work for another candidate. >> yeah, but they don't want him anymore. they have taken over the democratic party. they don't want guys like biden. i'm not sure he's as popular as he thinks he is, because they're polling the whole country, but he's going to have a lot of trouble. greg: yeah, i think he's toast. i don't think he wants them there. >> i agree. that's why he's been hiding joe biden. [applause] you don't have a good viable candidacy if the strategy is let's not go talk to people, and let's not do tv at all. his name id's up here. he saw john hickenlooper get booed, he was

someone who opposes the president but has a little more intellectual heft, why didn't you have alyssa milano going and testify before the committee? john dean and isn't bringing in anything you and i know people are so lazy, they would love to make the simple comparisons between watergate and what is happening right now. the difference with watergate, john dean should point this out, it wasn't just nixon, it was everyone around him. it's like -- you didn't have. >> harris: john dean made the point you are making. he said "clearly i am not fact witness." >> melissa: i think it's interesting that if we read the same points and it's a dramatic reading of some, it's -- >> melissa: it's going to have more color than just "told don jr., yeah." >> harris: what you want is a bedtime reader. >> jessica: it's not about being -- >> kennedy: "i want this to go viral, that will change the facts." >> jessica: if you are imitating me, i'm insulted. >> kennedy: i am not imitating you, that's the mentality. >> jessica: it is the mentality that it's -- this highly respected man spent two years looking into th

. >> they were listening to alyssa milano, former star of "who's the boss" who is a liberal activist. were getting pressure from her, pressure from others. biden was resistant. so his own staff, his own staff rolled him and allowed external pressure to hurt him and then let him come out with this sort of jack leg stumbling into making this reversal of a position that he had held for 40 years. it was terrible staff work. >> dana: who's the boss indeed? >> quite right. >> dana: seth molten tweeted this. bravo for joe biden for reversing his longstanding support for the hyde amendment. it takes courage to admit when you're wrong, especially when those decisions affect millions of people. now to the iraq war. this is the first time you have heard or seen him taking shots from others. even the shots against him about the crime bill came from donald trump. this you see there's a concerted effort to try to take down the number one candidate. >> so the question for biden is, is he headed for the same kind of experience mitt romney had in 2012 on the republican side in which you have a crowded

tonight to perform a play based on they include julia louis dreyfus mark hamill john lithgow and alyssa milanovestigation a search for the truth in 10 acts the play was written by a pulitzer and tony winner robert mueller's report came out in april if you recall it summed up the findings of his 2 year investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. it did not find trump was of wait did not find that trump was guilty of obstruction there also did not clear him of any wrongdoing either let's get that straight. no doubt the new tv spot trailer for disney's live action remake of the lion king. >>has been released and the internet has all the feels that's what the kids say that these days all the feels feel kind of old not feeling comfortable saying that but this what the utters on july 19th in advance tickets are now available. beyonce seth rogan and donald glover are just a few of the big names featured in the film, san francisco zone. danny glover the voice of simba beyonce as nala james earl jones will portray mufasa in the live action film just like he did. the animated version b

. >> it's a star studded cast for which nobody asked, a cohort of celebs, including alyssa milano, andthose are my favorites, headlined a play reading that depicted events from the mueller report. the one night only event, thank god, was hosted by law works and wasig live streamed for the mass , 12 people. here is a sample. >> these conversations with the president were not protected by attorney/client privilege. >> what about these notes? why do you take notes? lawyers don't take notes. i never had a lawyer who took notes. >> and he responded that he keeps notes, because he is a " real lawyer." >> [laughter] that was the best part. we would show you the whole thing but it's called the investigation of the search for the truth in 10 act. no one deserves that. for more, we turn to our theatre critic skip masterson, who sat through all 10 acts. skip what did you think of the show? >> [applause] >> [screaming] >> [applause] >> dan, would you go see a play adaptation of the mueller report >> well hold on i'm going to be contrary to this one. i would read my 7th grade book report, i mean --

and actor alyssa milano, major online presence on issues of chao >> it was not under attack as it was then. >> he just repudiated his entire career on the issue of whether or not taxpayers should be required to pay for emotions. >> one democrat suggest that >> especially women who will make up the bulk of the delegates, half of the delegates to the national convention. >> if biden wins the nomination, his which leaves him vulnerable to abandonment by those swing voters flirting a return to the democratic party but who want abortion to remain rare. >> doug mckelway live in washington. please join bret baier for "fox news sunday," includes ron johnson, and house judiciary committee member davidson selenium u.s. and russia are accusing each other of unsafe actions on the water tonight. it comes after a near collision in the philippines see that each blames on the other. national security correspondent jennifer griffin that has details from the pentagon. >> second time this week that the u.s. navy has accused russian forces of dangerous maneuver. the latest incident took place in the phil

. >> dana: when his campaign got help from alyssa milano to help change his mind. >> i question anyone'sstinct that would go ahead with a campaign rollout to tell americans that she is less native american than the average white person. >> dana: democrats haven't been bringing that up, but we know donald trump will. i gotta run. >> it speaks to her authenticity as well. >> dana: glad we're here and there was no breaking news. house aviation subcommittee held a hearing on the boeing 737 max jets today. the planes are still grounded across the world following two deadly crashes. today, pilot sullenberger shared his thoughts. doug? >> reporter: dana, captain sully was among the one panel of witnesses, all of them very critical of boeing's failure to alert pilots to the existence of the m cast software before the two crashes. the m cast was designed to automatically push the nose down and compensate for the max plane's tendency to pitch up under full power. sullenberger said he trained in a max 8 simulator to experience what the pilots did in the two crashes. >> we should design aircraft for

as you noted alyssa milano, hollywood actress and junior level staffers that reportedly convince joe biden to reject whatever principles he has left. they are gone. out the window. this is puppet boy. it's incredible. 72 hours ago i was over on cnn and that first clip you played was really important. that was cedric richman, his national cochair who just before i came on went on about joe biden and he is arilious man and he has convictions so he supports the hyde amendment. in 72 hours where did his faith, conviction and principles go? out the window. the radical left because of the hollywood and the junior level standard demanded it. reject puppet boy and embrace principle and vote for trump. that is what i'm here to say. >> this is not a flip-flop on a tax raid. joe biden suggested 50% tax rate and now he is at 55%. people evolve on stuff like that all the time. you said, joe biden own words he's catholic. i'm not putting words in his mouth. overnight all of a sullen federally funded taxpayers funded abortions? he flips overnight? that says to me this is a spineless politician. >>

i don't think anyone who listens to alyssa milano is going to abandon their support for elizabeth warren jump on the biden train. eric: well, you know, he's got a lot of experience, and he's obviously banking on. that here's what david hersani tweeted out: biden will make the argument that his experience matters, but if he was wrong about everything and admits it, then what does experience mean? let me point to one of the glaring parts of this, and that is the osama bin laden raid. this is from four years ago. the president turned to biden. joe, what do you think, he asked, according to an account. biden gave months later. mr. president, my suggestion is don't go, biden said. obama, of course, ignored his deputy's advise and dispatched navy seal team six to kill the al-qaeda leader, joe biden was on the wrong side of it. kristin, what happens when they start bringing up that that he was against free trade, the iraq war, if, indeed, he claims experience matters? >> i think this is something that he, you know, has to take into account when you have -- you've got all number of different thi

former vice president hearing directly from members of his team and prominent supporters, including alyssa milanorguing the measure was problematic for low-income women and women of color. he has deputy campaign manager telling cnn's brianna keilar, this isn't actually a flip-flop. >> i think to suggest that this is somehow out of step or out of sync with the way that he's viewed this issue is actually not true. >> reporter: biden explaining his reversal last night in georgia. >> i can't justify leaving millions of women without access to the care they need and the ability to exercise their constitutional protected right. if i believe health care is a right, as i do, i can no longer support an amendment that mights that right dependent on someone's zip code. >> reporter: the pivot came amid an intense wave of pressure from his 2020 rivals, abortion rights activists and some within his own campaign. for decades, biden, a devout catholic, backed the amendment. >> i make no apology to my last position. >> reporter: but a discussion with an aclu member last month appeared to signal a shift. >> will y

some of the other actors involved were kevin kline, john lithgow, alyssa milano, mark hamill, jason alexander. for all those politicians, lawmakers on capitol hill, who said, no, i haven't read the mueller report, there's an easy way for you to tune in, they can read to it you. >> happy listening. >>> a sunday morning blast that shook a german town is being blamed on a bomb from world war ii. >> how about that for a throwback. the explosion left a 30-foot-wide crater in a cornfield about 30 miles outside frankfurt. police say they're almost certain it was a dud from the second world war. experts say undiscovered bombs can explode because their detonators decompose. good news, no one was hurt. >>> turning now to a heartwarming reunion for one world war ii veteran that's been 75 years in the making. >> it comes on the heels of so many war heroes making that historic pilgrimage back to normandy. here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: it was just three weeks ago we documented their journey back to normandy 75 years later, picking up some of the sand to take home. you'll remember onofrio zarqawi, t

former vice president hearing directly from members of his team and prominent supporters including alyssa milanong him to change course, arguing the measure was problematic for low-income women and women of color. his deputy campaign manager telling cnn this isn't actually a flip-flop. >> to suggest this is somehow out of step or out of sync with the way that he's viewed this eschew is actually not true. >> reporter: biden exmain plained his reversal. >> i can't justify leaving women without the care they need and their ability to exercise their constitutionally protected right. i can no longer support an amendment that makes that right dependent on someone's zip code. >> reporter: the pivot came amid an intense wave of pressure from his 2020 rivals, abortion rights activists, and some within his own campaign. for decades biden, a devout catholic, backed the amendment. >> i make no apologies. >> reporter: in an exchange with an aclu volunteer last month appeared to signal a shift. >> will you commit to abolishing the hyde amendment, which hurts poor women and -- >> yes. yes. >> reporter: the bid

persuaded not just by his political party but in his democratic challengers, but from what we hear alyssa milano it's not unusual for politicians to evolve on key issues but you don't evolve and go back and forth and back and forth in the span of a few days. that's just not the proper way to go about doing this. look, i strongly believe the hyde amendment should stay in place. federal funds should not be used for abortions of all kinds. that is my position but i'm a republican. any person that is running for a democratic primary should understand the base of the democrat party and the view of democrats, they are pro-choice and they certainly want to see hyde overturned. that should have been discussed long before he announced his decision to jump in this race and that should have been thought out and planned exactly how he's going to execute his changing or evolving on this issue. they did a sloppy job but ultimately he got in the right place from the democratic primary standpoint. >> maria, let me ask you about where is the vice president? he says his campaign says this weekend when 19 democrat

. >>> and on the fourth hour, alyssa milano. but first savannah.ning, everyone. i'm eun yang. right now let's check on your morning commute with melissa mollet. >> brunswick line issue near rockville. we still have delays on the brunswick line up to an hour behind. utinner loop, o loop of the beltway finally looking a bit more normal. rockville southbound 270.br en down tractor-trailer in those main lanes. >> thank you. we'll take a break now. we'll check your forecast when we come back. stay with us. ed . >>> those temperatures are in the 60s rht now. we are on our way to right around 80 degrees today. low humidity. just a good looking day out there. main story today are going to be the breez northwest winds guesting up to 25, 30 miles an hour. tomorrow most of the daylight hours dry. scattered rain showers hot and humid on thursday. but friday, saturday, more rain coming back for your father's day into monday and tuesday. >> lauryn, thank you. get the latest news any time in the nbc washington app. have a great day. me. lt for i have very sensiti

. >>> on the fourth hour, alyssa milano we're back. >> yeah, we're back. >> first, your local news. area. our moll gist to the east bay and south bay will again roast in triple digit temperatures, although it may be cooler on coast. now with more hot weather on tap, there will be no doubt more fire concerns. in contra costa county, a grass fire burns dangerously close to a home. at one point, homeowners came out with hoses. firefighters kept the flames away, but it burned about 25 acres. happening now, we have crews monitoring the heat ab fire concern. we'll have the latest and you can link now on our twitter feed. san francisco's trans has the greet light to reopen, but opening day may be weeks away. links to the full details on our home page. >>> basketball fans everywhere, the worst injury of kevin durant. he hurt his achilles and the mri is scheduled for today. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make mo

actresses like alyssa milano and scarlett johansson has had their faces put on other women's bodiesncutting and pasting my image a orone else's onto a different body and making it look as eerily ditolalaptislyisc a evolving, smith says i s getting harder to distinguish the real and the fake. alough there aretill some telltale signs of a fake. >> if you're looking atg somethin that might be a deepfake, you can see some of l this detail or definition in the eyes. but fort'hat i worth, morgan is now at the golden globes with bradley cooper. >> you lk great with bradley there. >> thank you. and blond hair? >> there's aht story r now out this guy in czechoslovakia producing these videos as well. the videos that originatere in fon countries, what can actually be done about them? what can be done about the ones here? >> that's actually a great question. we reaed out to facebook and youtube. they're working to update their technology and policies to combat disinformation. butou the h intelligence committee which is meeting hours from now says they're working on tracking and sourcing those vi

actresses like alyssa milano, gal godot and johansson have had their faces plastered on other women'sshington post", johannason wrote nothing can stop someone from cutting and pasting my image or anyone else's on to a different body and making it look as eerily realistic as desired and with the technology rapidly evolving, smith says it is getting harder to dwrish the real and the fake. although there are still some telltale signs of a fake. >> so if you are looking at something that might be a deepfake you will see there's blurriness, less detail or definition in the eyes but for what it is worth, morgan is now at the golden globes with bradley cooper presenting an award. >> you looked great with bradley there. >> thank you, and blonde hair? >> seriously, there's a story on the website right now, nbcnews.com, about a guy in czechoslovakia producing these videos as well that are eerily good the videos that originate in other countries, in foreign countries, what can be done about them what can be done about the ones here >> that's great question we reached out to facebook and youtube

trump which he is expected to sign senators elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar as well as actress alyssa milanoin florida. told house democrats will propose adding better care and safety for migrants in an emergency border funding bill before sending the measure back to the senate. the estranged husband of missing connecticut mom is breaking his silence. addressing his five children as he fights for custody her husband is facing charges in her disappearance. jennifer's body has not been found. attorney general william barr hitting all the right notes. watch this. [bagpipes] jillian: well, isn't that impressive. barr joining the new york police department bagpipe band before an event at the justice department. crowd of attorneys cheering barr on with a standing ovation. steve: listen, that's amazing. lisa: that's awesome. brian: i was forced to listen to bag types pipes as a child? steve: forced? i love them. brian: my dad thought children would love it. they didn't. now i'm starting to like it. how do you know you are not playing the back types well? it sounds like chaos. steve: are you kidding

that legend, alyssa milano who might be best actress ever. lisa: i don't know about that.yssa. alyssa, come at me. i'm ready. lisa: oh, my goodness. that is really offensive. >> darling, alyssa, god bless you. i pray god sends his light of truth on all those with no truth about the republicans and about our president. may god bless america. brian: were you surprised to hear that from somebody? >> people say a lot of things. as i said, when i did a show with mark levin, i was there marching in the '60s. and i came awake because of the disaster that happened. the lives that were lost, 2 1/2 million lives when we pulled out of vietnam and cambodia and laos. we have to go through a process in order to learn the truth sometimes. i did. so i have sympathy with the people who are in ignorance. so, it doesn't scare me. ignorance doesn't scare me. i was like that myself. so, i have to, okay. i just root for everybody to come to the truth. lisa: karen, importantly, tell us one more time about the rally, where is it again. time, how people contribute? >> people contribute visiting mo