of the college of william and mary center for conservation biology, has monitored the health of the baltzbank stunning started in 1972 when an at the was bands. >> if we had not band ds it, passed the endanger species act, where would the bald eagle be today? >> the bald eagle would be gone today. >> in 1972, only 20 pairs left in virginia. watch how their numbers grew on the river, last year more than a thousand breeding pairs. in all, 25 to 30,000 bald eagles visit the chesapeake bay region each year. watch as their recovery is one of the greatest conservation success stories in american history. >> most gratifying part of that is the knowledge that we did that, not the small we as conservation community, but the large we of the american people. >> we the people should be proud, he says, that our national symbol to some back from the bring of extinction. cbs news, >> on this fourth every july holiday, only in america. joe holden in for jim. anyone can accomplish any dream. that's what so great about america. >> indeed it is, actually classic by brooks and dunn there, yes. >> well, some

donald trump who has maintained he would have won the popular vote if it wasn't for millions of illegal baltz the 2016 election. again, and to underscore, there is no evidence to back up that claim. you want to see a moment? this was a moment, on this very front today, on this very network, the head of the commission, the former secretary of state of kansas, was interviewed by katy tur and called into question in effect the outcome of this past election as a whole. >> you think that maybe hillary clinton did not win the popular vote? >> we may never know the answer to that question. >> how do you say we may never? you really believe that. >> what i'm saying is let's suppose that the commission determined that there were a certain number of votes cast by ineligible voters. you still won't know whether those people who were ineligible voted for trump or clinton or somebody else. >> joining us now our pulitzer prize winning columnist for the "washington post" post eugene robinson and long-time radio talk show host in his native state of wisconsin and about to be best selling author charlie sykes