instead he commuted his sentence which means in the eyes of the criminal justice system of america roger stone is still a convicted criminal but by commuting his sentence trump has managed to keep his promise and is keeping him out of jail. until now 25 years ago today serb forces captured the bosnian town. and carried out europe's worst massacre since the 2nd world war at least $8000.00 muslim men and boys were killed there over several days they had been forcibly separated from the women and children the bosnian muslims had found shelter in tripoli it's a during the bosnian war because it was supposed to be under u.n. protection serb general. just 3 bones in a piece of cloth is enough to shed light on a sad fate one of 8000 victims of the strip in the genocide is recovered from a mass grave in east to bosnia the bones are later brought together. catherine is the director general of the international commission on missing persons she's been instrumental in finding and identifying the bodies of the disappeared she cannot put the strap beneath the genocide behind. you know i believe in many way

america roger stone is still a convicted criminal but i commuted his sentence trump has managed to keep his promise and is keeping him out of jail what reaction have we had from democrats today well if you ask most the democrats the united states today is not a good day for the american justice system now they have long accused both the justice department under trump and trump himself of having a heavy handed approach and actually getting involved in a bevy of different criminal cases in order to keep his associates and aides and allies out of prison they've also accused him of using the power of pardon to make sure that political allies remain out of prison and don't actually see a day of jail time in a bunch of different cases for the reason that adam schiff one prominent democrat actually said that today trump has again made it clear that there are 2 systems of justice in america one for donald trump's criminal friends and one for everyone else so again we're seeing the sharp political divide coming out in the united states once again how will this have an effect on the trump campaig

instead he commuted his sentence which means in the eyes of the criminal justice system of america roger stone is still a convicted criminal but by commuting his sentence trump has managed to keep his promise and is keeping him out of jail. aaron tilton now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. at least one person has died in the mali uncapped obama as anti-government protesters turned violent demonstrators block streets attacked the parliament building and stormed the state t.v. broadcaster for weeks mass demonstrations have called on president evo him. to resign. singapore's prime minister lieschen long says is a long governing people's action point he is on course to retain power after friday's election but its support dropped to just over 60 percent there were celebrations among the opposition workers' party which saw its number of seats in parliament jump. more than $150.00 police officers in minneapolis have filed for disability claims after recent protests surrounding the death of george floyd lawyers for the officers said many had been struggling

instead he commuted his sentence which means in the eyes of the criminal justice system of america roger stone is still a convicted criminal but by commuting his sentence trump has managed to keep his promise and is keeping him out of jail. russia and china have again vetoed attempt by the un security council to continue minute tarion a deliveries to rebel held territory as in syria friday was the last day that aid agencies were allowed to bring food and vital supplies over the turkish border to rebel held areas and it lived and aleppo provinces 13 countries voted in favor of extending the aid but permanent members russia and china opposed the resolution humanitarian groups say cutting off the aid could spell disaster for millions of civilians. not only the food deliveries a lifesaver for the 40 families who found shelter hand on the texas border. they fled homes destroyed by asterix very few of them have enough money for food they'd be lost without help from outside. it's one thing to be bombarded by fighter jets but to be locked in without food is much worse it's a slow bloodless death. almo

america. roger stone we have got to put those 70-year-olds behind bars for life and went after trump's enemiesanswers were wholesome and to the point. i knew it was going to be contentious. did i not know they were prepared for a.g. barr's answers. they were so insecure about being able to answer his questions in the defense of their question, they did. steve: brian. brian: they did this thing that happens all the time. intruchingt the person before they can finish. steve: here is the thing about it and that is a.g. barr is a brilliant speaker. if they ask him one question, he could eat up all five minutes. ainsley, over to you. ainsley: they interrupted him continuously. i think the best line that he said was this is a hearing. aren't i supposed to be heard? because every time they would ask him a question he would start and they would say no, no, no. and he would talk and they would say i need my time back. he even said we have to defend the federal courthouses what if the courthouse down the street the beautiful courthouse right at the bottom of the hill what if they started breaking window

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stone would have been at serious risk of covid—19 in prison. our north america correspondent david willis has the latest. well, roger, james, is a political operative, someone who has almost rejoiced in the reputation as a dirty trickster. now, he hinted during the 2016 presidential election campaign that he was in touch — through an intermediary — with the wikileaks founderjulian assange, and boasted that he was knowledgeable about the release to wikileaks of thousands of e—mails hacked from the server of the democratic national committee. he was sentenced to more than three years in jail and been due to report to prison in georgia before next tuesday. well, now, he won't be going to jail at all — his longtime friend president trump has intervened, as indeed he had promised to do, or certainly hinted at doing for many weeks. roger stone himself has issued a very brief — a statement, saying that he welcomed the news and was very grateful. the white house, for its part, has said that this was an overzealous prosecution, and that the prosecutors in the case had been pursuing a case that "should never have existed". i

roger stone's sentence commuted. president using executive powers to protectpetect a friend and f. >> to systems in america. ident like roger stone. >>> daca surprise. a major change for dreamers. >>> new cases sky rocketing faster now than in the spring. >> if you don't have the virus when you come in, you are exposed to it. >> community spread. anybody you come in contact with could have covid-19. >> a very sobering good morning. it is saturday, july 11th. i'm alex witt. the breaking news. the president is granting cl clemency to roger stone. let's go to josh with more from the white house. josh, good morning. this decision came from a pushback from the president's aides. >> reporter: that is right, alex. it was days ago that bill barr no stranger to intervening in cases of president trump felt the prosecution was righteous and the sentence the judge gave roger stone was a fair sentence. we know that political advisers to the president had been telling him this could be a very

everybody in america knows that. and yet roger stone said it and denied he said it. of his statement overnight. roger stone saying, mr. o'kelly needs a good peroxide cleaning of the wax in his ears, because at no times did i call him this word. this is roger stone's playbook. he's very good at this. that is one of his so-called rules. attack, attack, attack, and it's a strategy that president trump has also used. by the way, roger stone has tweeted the same word before on his twitter feed. what is lost in all of this is a very important point that mo kelly was making on the radio. he said, why did your number come up? why did president trump commute your sentence and not thousands of other people who are first-time offenders who are languishing in prison right now. it's a very good question, but roger stone derailed the conversation with his use of a slur. >> he can't answer a simple question, he immediately reverts to racist name calling. that just tells us all you need to know in that little snippet about roger stone. brian, thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> how

roger stone's sentence. it seems like everybody who stuck with him is free. those who don't are gone. do you think america is great again now? host: the commutation of the sentence of roger stone that took place late friday evening. do you have an opinion on that? guest: i don't have an opinion directly on that. roger stone is on our platform. it is the only place he still has a voice online. he has been censored on every other platform for the most part. arlaying yesterday on the platform. you can hear his views on the matter on parler. host: mark from michigan, good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. about six or seven callers ago, there was somebody that came out and openly said they thought jews were responsible for all the white christian problems, and your caller did not have any rebuttal for that, did not criticize that. it sound like some been that could create hate. with your platform, it seems like something like that would be able to go through. why did you not say anything to rebut that and if somebody did have a viewpoint where they stereotyped an entire culture of people, what would

roger stone. welcome to america's news headquarters live from washington this afternoon. to be with everybody at home. leland, it is great to be with you remotely as well. i'm gillian turner. leland: gillian, good to be with you. the op-ed dropped last night. white house is now responding to the op-ed and slamming mueller for pontificating. >> hey, leland, good afternoon. robert mueller does not make comments very often on the record. we also heard from robert mueller. we have not heard directly from mueller on camera but the president repeatedly say stone was unfairly targeted, we've made every decision as in all of our cases to act by the law and in accordance of rule of law. president trump appears to be brushing off criticism that he's been getting over the stone. mueller's op-ed say that it's no place to be speaking out. they believe the russia report should speak for itself. president trump also weighing in on the stone controversy last night. >> people are extremely happy because in this country they want justice and roger stone was not treated properly. mark: but

roger stone. welcome to america's news headquarters live from washington this afternoon. with everybody at home. leland, it is great to be with you remotely as well. i'm gillian turner. leland: gillian, good to be with

america's news headquarters in new york. 's special counsel robert mueller defending the prosecution of roger stone in the op-ed.dent trump on friday just four days before he was due to reporter federal prison. convicted seven charges including line to congress and witness tampering . mueller pushes back against the president's claim he was treated unfairly and was a victim of a political witchhunt. >> he was prosecuted and convicted because he committed federal crimes he is a convicted felon and rightly so also writing that the women and men who conducted these investigations and prosecutions acted with the highest integrity and claims to the contrary are false. now back to "the greg gutfeld show". log onto foxnews.com the most powerful name in news. fox news channel. greg: time once again the latest product to take ahead things to the viruses lipstick the fact with we are using face max and working for how they are skipping their makeup but not my house they pick up a lovely shade of raspberry dream. now that parts of ohio are under a mask mandate they are asking people not to call dispatch with complaints abo

america. one for criminal friends of the president, like michael flynn and roger stone, and one for everybodyll barr as a shield now to protect those who are lying for him and overing up for him. what may be more dangerous is what is to come. that is bill barr using the sword to investigate and prosecute the president's enemies. >>> good morning and welcome to "a.m. joy." this is what the rule of law in america has come to. donald trump on friday night commuted the snnts of his buddy roger stone sparing him prison time after he was convicted of obstructing the congressional investigation into the trump campaign's ties into russia. donald trump didn't go as far as pardoning stone, perhaps stone would have had to admit to his crimes. it came after a federal appears court denied stone's motion to delay reporting to prison. stone argued he's at a heightened risk for complications of covid. apparently stone is the rare american trump actually cares about protecting from the pandemic. the source told nbc news that trump

important for him to talk about coronavirus and the economy and trade and buy america than it is to talk about roger stonethink that would be good advice for the president as well. i think it would be good advice for roger stone if he cares about his friend donald trump to equally remain silent. chris: let's talk about the merits of this commutation. the white house says that stone, the stone prosecution was carried out by, quote, over zealous prosecutors who were investigating the russia hoax. interestingly enough, the commutation, however, got the special counsel, robert mueller, to write an op ed piece in the washington post today. he writes about stone. he communicated in 2016 with individuals known to us to be russian intelligence officers and he claimed advanced knowledge of wikileaks' release of e-mails stolen by those of russian intelligence officers. congresswoman harman, did the president commute roger stone's sentence because roger stone covered for him during the investigation? >> well, only the president can answer that. but it certainly looks like that. i thought mueller's op ed was compelli

aisle are sounding off, you might say, on the president's decision to commute roger stone's prison sentence. welcome to america'ss headquarters from washington. i'm leland vittert. gillian, like to be with you. unusual that the commutation came before the end of all of roger stone's appeals, one of the unusual things about this. gillian: one of the unusual things. it also comes just a couple days before the president's long-time advisor was slated to head to prison. so getting in just under the wire there. normally presidents will wait until later in their terms, historically, before they start commuting or pardoning folks. so unusual for that reason too. great to be with you, leland. great to be with everybody at home. i'm gillian turner. but now, we're going to go to mark meredith, he's at 1600 pennsylvania avenue with the latest reaction from top staff there. mark. >> reporter: president trump has long said he felt that roger stone was unfairly targeted in the russia probe. and as you talked about, he issued a commutation before stone was set to go to jail. stoninstone was convicted on sen counts. he was expe

why he sought a more lenient sentence for trump friend roger stone and moved to dismiss charges against michael flynn? >> in donald trump's america there are two systems of justice, one for mr. trump and his cronies and another for the rest of us. >> reporter: but barr said he made those decisions without any white house pressure >> i would just ask people to -- supposedly punishing the president's enemies and helping his friends -- what enemies have i indicted >> reporter: what about president trump's claims that the push to use more mail-in ballots could rig the election >> do you believe that this 2020 presidential election will be rigged >> reporter: i have no reason to think it will be. >> as for the federal force in portland barr says it can be reduced when the violence stops. lester >> pete williams tonight. thank you. >>> in portland there was new violence last night around that federal courthouse nbc's erin mclaughlin was in the middle of it all >> reporter: it's 9:00 at night protesters marched toward portland's federal courthouse >> i'm here for black lives matter and i don't agree with the federal troops being here >>

america this week. he explained to us earlier why he thought the donald trump had cancelled roger stone's prison sentence trying to discredit the mueller investigation, the russian investigation as much as he can so anyone surrounding that investigation that ended up being convicted of crimes for lying to congress or lying to the mueller investigation or lying to the fbi, he is trying to get them out. general flynn is another one who he feels he, president trump, was in large part the reason why general flynn is now not going going to be prosecuted and spend any time injail as well. i am shocked personally, i am a personalfriend of the president. i thought he would wait until after november or after the november election. a lot of presidents wait but this presidentjust does what he believes is right in his heart and he goes forward with that. eric bolling there. ceremonies have been taking place in the bosnian town of srebrenica to mark 25 years since the massacre of 8,000 muslim men and boys by bosnian serb forces. nine recently—identified victims have been buried during a ceremony at potochari cemetery

america. one for criminal friends of the president, like michael flynn and now roger stone. and one for everybody else. it wasn't enough when president intervened and bill barr intervened to recommend a shorter sentence for donald trump. they now had to take action -- the president had to take action to make that sentence go away completely. and, you know, of course, this is part of the broad pattern of the president rewarding his friends. and potentially, the more shoe to fall, punishing his enemies. i think you were exactly right, rachel, earlier in the show. when you talked about how, you know, essentially, the president is using, through bill barr, a shield right now to protect those who are lying for him and covering up for him. but what may be more dangerous is what's to come and that is bill barr using the -- to investigate and prosecute the president's enemies. that's another, even more serious attack on the rule of law. and so, what's to come may be worse than what we're seeing today. but what we're seeing today is an appalling overture to people, essentially from t

to hold inquiries and the 1st name on the subpoena list will be roger stone alan thank you the outbreak of corona virus across latin america and the caribbean is getting worse several countries now rank among those with the highest per capita infection rates anywhere in the world as cases saw at least 3 leaders have now come down with covert 19. of them with few exceptions the coronavirus pandemic in latin america is worsening deaths in the region and now account for nearly half of daily coronavirus deaths worldwide and the pendennis is not scaring regional leaders. on thursday libya's interim president janine and yes announced that she along with 3 cabinet members had tested positive for the virus. then i was remaining quarantined for 14 days until a take a new test to see how i'm doing i'm feeling fine strong i will continue i can remotely nice elation. she's not the 1st in the region to become infected last month hunder and president $100.00 lendell it mandy's told reporters that he and his wife had tested positive. a recent spike in coronavirus cases in honduras has caused concern over the possibility of the central am

america. and isn't mail-in voting a terrific idea? >>> well, roger stoneesday. president trump today said he's considering a pardon or commutation of stone's sentence. >> i'll be looking at it: i i think roger stone was very unfairly treated, as were many people. and in the meantime comey and all these guys are walking around including biden and obama. because we caught them spying on my campaign. who would have believed that one? lou: who would have believed almost any of this five years ago? well, joining us tonight to take all of this up is tom fitton. he's the president of judicial watch. tom, great to have you here. i want to begin with this, this decision by the circuit court of appeals in d.c. to give flynn's attorneys ten days to respond to an idiotic, i mean, outrah -- outrageous decision by a district court judge, emmet sullivan, to continue the preposterous, absurd theater that he has created in his courtroom. >> well, that d.c. circuit is a majority leftist, haas time i checked, so it's no surprise they're going to continue the torture of gener

i was concerned that barr would act as the presence lawyer and not america's lawyer and boy did we hear yesterday from the roger stone prosecutor that barr and trump had intervened and helped roger stone get a sentence that no one else would get for the county was convicted of and the justice that he obstructed. >> it sounds like trump and barr brought this presence in their own versatile white house. they do what they want and they are not really looking out for the american people. >> i'm afraid that's right. i don't take any pleasure francis saying this. i was a prosecutor in alameda county and i am the son of a police officer and i married a girl from southern indiana and grew up with the pence family. i'm around republicans all the time. i go on "fox news" not only because they can see nancy b. but i respect the other side and i want to have my opinions challenged. but having different political values is one thing but acting corruptly to just advance your own personal interest, that's not america and that is what we are seeing from the trump administration. >> things have changed enormous waste and the impeachm

america. >> martha: interestingly, i want to ask you a question about roger stone and the commutation whichy been a controversial decision and interesting that last week the person who came out after you attorney general bill barr said that he was asked about the stone sentence and said that he thought the sentence for him was fair given the crime. he said that it was a righteous prosecution. do you agree? >> i don't know the tale to that case. i would just say the president clearly has the power, the pardon. of president obama did 2,001 of them was a terrorist who is taking people and teaching them how to make bombs to blow up the united states. the president has the power and i expect attorney general barr and i like the fact that he's digging into all these matters and these allegations of unfairness and federal abuse with the fbi and prosecutors. i think this matter, the russia matter, can never be completed until the american people have a belief that the investigators themselves have been evaluated properly and are punished wherever it is occurring. >> martha: former attorney general,

was concern that barr was acting as the president's lawyer and not america's lawyer, and, boy, did we hear yesterday from the roger stone prosecutor that barr and trump had intervened and helped roger stone get a sentence that no one else would get for the count head was convicted of and the justice he obstructed. >> sounds like trump and barr turned the white house and the presidency into their own personal kind of playhouse. they do what they want and they're not really looking after the interests of the american people. >> i'm afraid that's right. i don't take any pleasure in saying this. i was a prosecutor in alameda county, the son of a police officer, married a girl from southern indiana who grew up with the pence family. i'm around republicans all the time and i go on fox news not only so they can see me on tv put because i do respect the other side and want to have my opinions challenged. but that is different. having different political values is one thing. but acting corruptly to just advance your own personal interests, that's not america, and that's what we are seeing from the trump administration. >> so, th

roger stone remains a convicted felon and rightly so. he writes the following, russia's actions were a threat to america's democracy, it was critical that they be investigated and understood in late 2016 from of the fbi had evident the russians signal to a trump campaign advisor that they could assist the campaign to the anonymous release of information damaging to the democratic candidate, hillary clinton and fbi news the russians had done just that. he went on to write, we have a detailed picture of russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election, directed in our election. hacking and dumping clinton campaign e-mails and online social media campaign to disparage the democratic candidate. waterstone became a figure in our investigation, communicated in 2015 with individuals known to us to be russian intelligence officers and complained wikileaks release of e-mails stolen by the russian intelligence officers. is this from the washington post, the jury ultimately convicted of obstruction of investigation, five counts of making false statements to congress and tampering with a witness because his sentence has been committed. he wi

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america. >> brennan: another friday night bombshell rocked waidenp mthe sentenceol operative roger stone who prison tuesday to serve 40 month term. a jury had convicted him of it withness tampering, false statements and a obstructing an investigation in the interference in the 2016 election. president trump defended his decision. >> roger stone was tre unly rennan: yesterday formerfbi dirn saying stone remains a convicted felon and rightly so. we will be right back. >> but as i reflect and see all the amazing things you've been doing... one thing is clear, technology has never been so important. you're turning living rooms into conference rooms, backyards into school yards, and bringing doctors into homes virtually and securely. you are transforming business models and virtualizing workforces overnight. because so much of that relies on financing, we have committed two billion dollars to relieve the pressure on your business. and to help us all emerge from this, we've opened our supercomputers and patented technologies to scientists around the world, accelerating the search for a vaccine. th

america incarcerated. most will remain in prison, coronavirus or not, while the president's buddy roger stone, remains free. >> it is hard to get past the message on his face and t-shirt. extraordinary stuff. what about breaking overnight, josh, the president with nbc making that major announcement on daca. that was surprising. what is he saying? >> reporter: the president saying he is planning to sign a major executive order on immigration. he says it will take care of the daca recipients move to a path of citizenship and merit based immigration system. it is not clear how he is planning to do this as far as the separation of a bill that congress would have to pass and the president would sign into law and executive order. take a listen to what he told telemundo. >> daca is going to be just fine. we are putting it in. it will be just fine. i'm going to be over the next few weeks signing an immigration bill that a lot of people don't know about it. you have breaking news. i'm signing a big immigration bill. a big executive order. i have the power to do it as president. i'm going make daca a part of it. we

political operative roger stone and in just a moment, roger stone will join us for an exclusive one-on-one interview. first we start tonight, we turn to an important update on america'sities and major crisis. in chicago, at least 64 people were shot. 11 people were killed. i'll repeat that. 664 american shot in chicago. 11 americans dead this weekend. sadly, tragically, just your average weekend there. nobody seems to do anything about it. meanwhile a new york, the

roger stone repeatedly lied to his committee. commuting the sentence of roger stone, a crony who lied and instructe obstructed our investigation -- trump makes clear there are two systems of justice in americaone for his criminal friends and one for everyone else. john, your reaction? >> i think these accusations of president trump for acting flawlessly forget that the constitution is the highest form of law and the constitution does give the president and unlimited power to pardon people for federal crimes. here, the antifederalists attacked that provision in constitution saying that might allow a president to pardon exactly what has happened here, his friends or even people who might have conspired with him. nevertheless, the defenders of the contras to shands, the federalists that it was worth it to give the president that power so he can show mercy. maybe that is president trump's explanation, people who have been unjustly treated or to break up conspiracies against the government. that aside, i don't know that this is the best use of the power as a matter of policy, but this is all within th the presidents constitutional authority, so it is hard to say it is flawless or threatens the r

conveyed with the commutation of roger stone, it's been conveyed with the dismiss he will of the case against michael flynn. there are now two standards of justice in america, within for the criminal cronies of donald trump and one for everyone else. i think it's entirely destructive of the justice system and the rule of law. >> chairman schiff, the president says of roger stone he was simply caught up in the mueller investigation, that you've heard the president's repeatedly attacked as a witch-hunt and as a hoax. what do you respond? what do you say to that charge and what, if anything, can congress do about these circumstances? >> well, look, a jury of roger stone's peers found him guilty on every charge. and what the president is effectively doing is saying, it's okay to lie to congress as long as you lie to protect me. that can never be okay in this country. there needs to be one uniform standard and this, you know, rationalization that roger stone is old, well, you know, everyone else who is the same age as roger stone, they don't get their sentence commuted by the president of the united states. so let's not make any mistake about this. donald trump

. >> there are two systems of justice now in america, one for criminal friends of the president like michael flynn and now roger stone, and one for everybody else. >> coming up, i'll get reaction from another prominent democrat, new york congressman hakeem jeffries. first to washington and josh letterman, who is at the white house for us. josh, the president had a few things to say as he headed to walter reed hospital. we just saw that he is there. tell us a little bit about what he had to say and how does today play into the administration's response to the coronavirus? >> yeah, chris, well, it took four months and almost 135,000 americans dead, but the president has finally put on a mask in public. you can see that video there from just a few minutes ago. a very short photo opportunity at walter reed hospital as the president was making an entrance there. he is currently meeting with wounded warriors, according to an administration official. but we know up until now, the president had refused to wear this. he said that people that wanted him to wear a mask were looking to score political points, that it was partisa

roger stone's sentence. it seems like everybody who stuck with him is free. those who don't are gone. do you think americaagain now? host: the commutation of the sentence of roger stone that took place late friday evening. do you have an opinion on that? guest: i don't have an opinion directly on that. roger stone is on our platform. it is the only place he still has a voice online. he has been censored on every other platform for the most part. arlaying yesterday on the platform. you can hear his views on the matter on parler. host: mark from michigan, good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. about six or seven callers ago, there was somebody that came out and openly said they thought jews were responsible for all the white christian problems, and your caller did not have any rebuttal for that, did not criticize that. it sound like some been that could create hate. with your platform, it seems like something like that would be able to go through. why did you not say anything to rebut that and if somebody did have a viewpoint where they stereotyped an entire culture of people, what would you and y

political operative roger stone and in just a moment, roger stone will join us for an exclusive one-on-one interview. first we start tonight, we turn to an important update on america's liberal cities and major crisis. in chicago, at least 64 people were shot. 11 people were killed. i'll repeat that. 664 american shot in chicago. 11 americans dead this weekend. sadly, tragically, just your average weekend there. nobody seems to do anything about it. meanwhile a new york, the violence also spiraling way out of control. at one point over the weekend, there were 15 shootings in the span of 15 hours. all told, 28 separate shootings that took place on saturday and sunday alone. for reference, during the same time period last year, there were only five shootings. look at your screen. this video from friday shows the moment when two armed gunmen shooter 28-year-old man in broad daylight around 7:00 p.m. and on sunday, 1-year-old baby boy was shot to death in brooklyn. how do we absorb this kind of evil? this innocent child was in the stroller at a cookout near a public playground. lawrence jones just interviewed his father and his grandmother. we are going to have a heart-w