and this is -- the actress is singing -- >> barrett wilbert weed. >> jimmy: barrett -- >> she's going y'all know barrett. >> jimmy: she plays janis -- >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: in the play. and this is one of the scene-stealing songs. it's just fantastic. i love it. it's fantastic. we did a thing earlier today i thought was really fun. i hope you had fun doing it. >> i did have fun. >> jimmy: we went to the august wilson theater. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: where your play is and we told super fans that just make a message for -- for tina fey. and she didn't know that tina was right around the corner listening and watching. we're going to show you what happened after the break. guys, more with tina fey. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ oh -- you're bad enough to me ♪ ♪ bad enough that we ♪ always have something to get over ♪ ♪ oh -- but when the night is deep ♪ ♪ you find me in the streets ♪ asking me - to come over ♪ i've got a crew ofay? 15 counting on me. i start my shift with mini-wheats. one bowl, i'm good. 10 layers of wheat built to fill me up. is your breakfast built for big da

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knows of thirty other farmers who've been driven away by violence and blackmail so far you're right barrett is the only one brave enough to come forward and talk about it publicly. the police and justice ministry have been informed but slovak you know authorities remain unresponsive. they have so much power and influence they can manipulate the police they exert influence over administrative authorities and also manipulate the agency which distributes the e.u. subsidies. this is the corrupt journalist young quarterback was investigating before he was shot dead together with his girlfriend . a tragic wake up call for slovakians in the country's largest town in the east. demonstrators now rally in the streets every friday protesting against state corruption and bribery. euro bearish won't give up the fight for his fields. he hopes the current protests will bring about change. he doesn't expect help from the e.u. fighting corruption is a sovereign task for slovakian authorities. today's lesson is focused on the bodywork every screw every wire of a car needs to be in the right place eighteen ye

dr barrett has apologized for the oversight and promised a new privacy features before his hearings but it seems unlikely lawmakers will take any serious action. i went to ask an expert if the changes facebook has promised are enough to win back public trust. so facebook said they're going to make it easier to find your privacy controls to see what information they have on you is that enough i think privacy concerns are just one of the issues here facebook has been dealing with so many different issues there are discriminatory ads online there's been a lection manipulation there's been security issues so i think while they're making some changes they're going to need to do a lot more in order to regain the trust of both the users and regulators around the world. a long list of fixes for facebook as its. your script left hospital in britain has been taken to a safe location she and her father a former russian spy were poisoned with a nerve agent in britain last month the russian embassy has said that it wants us to write it is not know what she wants to do but one point it was feared he

after the breakup, anna was the first to find new love, with cinematographer michael barrett, who she on the set of her upcoming movie "overboard." sa say,ing, quote, i need a sense of human connection and intimacy. i want to be with someone i can confess to and who can confess to me. super fit at 41, anna's full of confessions. >> my ultimate guilty pleasure is an amazing bacon cheeseburger. >> and she's secure enough to admit having breast augmentation 11 years ago. she says as a staunch feminist, she's still floored that she did it. quote i always thought plastic surgery was caving in to the man, she says. but i wanted to fill out a bikini. i kept thinking, am i betraying my own gender by doing this? >> i spent my 20s feeling incredibly insecure, but now i don't anymore. >> seems like she's feeling good. cbs just renewed anna's show for a sixth season. congratulations. >>> still ahead -- >> she was out of her mind. >> andy coen on jennifer lawrence, his message to rihanna and who's his celebrity wingman? >> we have our eyes out for each other. >>> then, mean girls opening night. wh

for more on what's changed and what hasn't, we're joined by paul barrett.is deputy directohe new burk university stern center for ness and human rights and a former editor at "bloomberg businessweek" and the "wall street journal." or joiningks so much us paul, what has changed since that disaster? >> well, as your piece mentioned, the westdern bras and retailers have brought pressure, very effectively, on the ners of bangladeshi ctories with the threat if they don't make the factories safer they will lose their western business that tellective action has made factories safer is of electrical systems, in terms of fire prevention, sprinkler systems, alarms, that g,kind of thnd struck cure problems that had -- structural problems that had plagued a lot of the factories. along the way, a number of factories were shut down altogether because they were not something at could be salvaged, so that's the good news part of the story. >> yang: but these don't cover all the factories in bangladesh. >> that's the bad news tort of the , the western coalitions that formed

>> about a conversation that the ig says he had with reporter devlin barrett then at the "wall street," then at "the washington post," about a story that barrett was working on suggesting that, as deputy director, mccabe was, in essence, slow-rolling the fbi's investigation of the clinton foundation. what mccabe -- what the report says -- mccabe has said this, too -- that he authorized the fbi to say to the reporter, no, that's not true. and in fact, the fbi had had a phone conversation with the justice department, that it was doj that wanted to go slow on this and the fbi was full-speed ahead. now the inspector general says that should not have happened. mccabe has consistently said that as deputy director, he had the authority to authorize the disclosure of materials to the news media if it is in the public interest. the inspector jem cgeneral conc that in what's perhaps the most controversial section of the report that it wasn't in the public's interest because it was an investigation that was still going on. i'm sure people will disagree about whether that was or was not in the pu

barrett is a blustery day across the uk as low pressure feeds in this weather front. —— varies at blusteryengland may see a few spits and spot with outbreaks of rain pushing back into parts of wales and north—west england but it will feed away and move on through scotland. some of us getting onto a wet start. it is lost three, wendy and some gusts. —— windy. the weather front lives on through here living sunshine and a few showers. heavy and possibly thundery. a little bit for some part in the south—west. eastern counties of east anglia and the south—east holding on to the best of tuesday's sunshine. if we don't get to 20 celsius in the day ahead here, we will on wednesday. some early showery rain affecting parts of england and northern ireland and scotland and then some sunshine coming out. the wind not quite so strong and temperatures are heading up more widely on wednesday with some spots reaching into the low 20s. it is getting warmer. the warmer areas coming in particularly on thursday. there will be some patchy cloud around parts of scotland, northern ireland, wales and western engla

our guests are alan r barrett, a law professor at george mason rachel boucher, the associate dean for research any law professor. watch landmark cases, monday, and join the conversation. r #is landmark cases and follow us on c-span. we have resources on our website for background on each case, a landmark cases companion book, a link to the national constitution center's interactive constitution, and the landmark cases podcast at c-span.org/landmarkcases. announcer: monday night on the communicators. in cta president michael powell is interviewed by kyle daily of politico. >> my unbelief is what is happening to facebook today was predictable and inevitable. i think essentially you have a brilliant platform-based advertising model that essentially emphasizes precision propaganda. that precision propaganda can be used for good or evil. i think you have this mythology almost in the opening decade of the internet that information always wants to be free and available. that openness is always good. i don't think there was a full thinking through of the way that one could inject into that so

i want to pick up this part of the story deal with eason barrett he is a political commentator and a nationally syndicated radio host he joins me tonight from los angeles it is good to see you again you know you're very close to where this story is happening and immigrants arrive at the u.s. border every day so do we know who are these people and what's different about this caravan it's very interesting not only my close vice president mike pence is very close today as well two hours away in calexico but what is different about this group is it's an organized cura van it's an annual caravan one of the groups behind it that organizes it below the scene frontage house is organizing this as you've already heard to protect them during their travels but central america is suffering from a terrific crime wave it's like a worse zone in terms of the homicide rate so these people are scaping violent criminal gangs they're escaping a government that is not functioning or protecting them and united states has been a destination for asylum seekers for hundreds of years now and what's different h

. >> reporter: the barrettes drove hours from sacramento. >> i was on facebook and i had to grab my husbandg. >> reporter: they found out on facebook when ann announced they would be retiring and closing for good on april 28. the weirdest cake they ever did was a blood red cake for halloween wedding. the funniest when they aboard a hatch. >> they left the hatch open and he fell down the hatch and the cake fell on top of him and that was a mess. >> he came back and made a new cake for the people. >> my parents got their strawberry wedding cake in 1977. >> i want the butterfly one. >> the kids coming in from the school and buying cookies and as they grow up, we make their cakes. we have been part of their lives for a long time. >> reporter: the memories are as good as the butter cookies. in berkeley, i am leslie brinkley. >> so many memories they created and delectable treats. >>> you can see the change today. >> getting much needed change. >> we are. and adodon't leave the hatch op on your yacht. a few sprinkles this afternoon and passed through the area now. more vigorous system on its way.

dr barrett has apologized for the oversight and promised a new privacy features before his hearings but it seems unlikely lawmakers will take any serious action. now sports are an outlet for many around the world including in south sudan a country where millions have been displaced by an ongoing conflict sports facilities have been badly damaged into the fighting as well leaving locals no pitch or court to play on now the united nations is lending a helping hand to. the conditions here in mali callus else who done our bleak civil unrest has reduced the region's only sporting complex to rubble helping hands from the united nations are clearing the area and rebuilding for the future the peacekeepers involved with the mission have engineering know how and i hope sport will foster better relationships among the people with. walking creates in the space develop in this to see how they use the people from the people see the people from. this new to space to interact play sports and actually be strong we try to relationships teenagers have already hit the half ready pitch to practice and with

. >> reporter: the barrettes drove hours from sacramento. >> i was on facebook and i had to grab my husbandirginia bakery is closing. >> reporter: they found out on facebook when ann announced they would be retiring and closing for good on april 28. the weirdest cake they ever did was a blood red cake for halloween wedding. the funniest when they aboard a hatch. >> they left the hatch open and he fell down the hatch and the cake fell on top of him and that was a mess. >> he came back and made a new cake for the people. >> my parents got their strawberry wedding cake in 1977. >> i want the butterfly one. >> the kids coming in from the school and buying cookies and as they grow up, we make their cakes. we have been part of their lives for a long time. >> reporter: the memories are as good as the butter cookies. in berkeley, i am leslie brinkley. >> so many memories they created and delectable treats. >>> you can see the change today. >> getting much needed change. >> we are. and adodon't leave the hatch op on your yacht. a few sprinkles this afternoon and passed through the area now. more vig

. >> the day after the leak happens and barrett writes a story in the wall street journal he criticizeser people in the fbi who had nothing to do with it in an effort to cover his tracks. second, i call it like i see it. i criticized comey in july of 2016. i took heat from republicans because i think james comey has been wrong. >> the president fired him. that is why you have a special counsel. he did it because of dissatisfaction with the russia probe. >> trump's guy. >> i'm not saying bho-- i'm say he wrote the memo to fire him. this is the classic definition of the swamp. >> you are being a little swampy. ros rosenstein writes the memo to fire comey. rosenstein hires the special counsel. what is one thing they are looking at? whether there is obstruction of justice in the firing of comey. >> the president fired comey. that is what triggered this. let me ask you a political procedure question. does jim jordan want to throw on a jacket and go for speaker of the house or no? >> paul is the speaker. he said he will stay there for the rest of this congress which i think is a good thing. t

. ♪ ymm]ging choir h >> give them peace through jesus christ, our lord barrett amen. -- our lord. lights in the lord, he that believeth in me emma though he were dead so shall he live. he who shall believeth in me, shall never die. redeemer limy body may though this be destroyed, i shall see god and my eyes shall behold and not as a stranger. for none of us liveth to himself to himself.n dieth if we die, we die into the lord. whether we live or die, we are the lord's. dead who die in the lord even so say the spirit, will they rest from their labors. you, and forith those standing, let us pray. oh god, whose mercies could not be numbered, except our prayers on behalf of our servant -- acc ept our prayers on behalf of our servant, barbara bush, and grantor axis into the land of joy. by jesus christ to live and reign in the holy spirit. one god, now and forever, amen. please be seated for the lessons. >> a reading from ecclesiastes. for everything, there is a season and a time for every matter under had been -- under heaven. a time to be born, a time to die, a time to plant, and a ti

get tired of seeing our audience line one excitement when they realize that our announcement dicky barrett his home town. that's when it really -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know our first guest as the louisville slugger-swinging villain on "the walking dead." on april 13th, he leaps to the big screen alongside dwayne "the rock" johnson and other giant monsters in "rampage." please welcome jeffrey dean morgan. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: there's one danger of having a big white beard and a black coat. your beard hairs do actually -- >> we were just trying to trim it up and there were rollers going crazy. >> jimmy: no beard rollers. i heard you brought your son with you. how old is he? >> he just turned 8 last week. >> jimmy: that's a fun age. >> he is a hoot. he is thrilled only the here, by the way. he's just bouncing. taking him to his first premier. i'm going to take him to rampage. he's getting fitted for a suit, the whole nine. i brought him here and asked him if he wanted to do some mean tweets. >> he read some. >> jimmy: he did. really! >> and they're awesome. i filmed it. c

>> the barretts spent two hours driving here from san francisco to bag their favorite goodies. >> i wascebook and i had to say virginia bakery is closing. >> they found out like many others on facebook when anna nounsed on monday they would be retiring and closing for good on april 28th. the weirdest cake they ever did. they still is a picture of a blood red cake for a halloween wedding. the funniest moment. they delivered a cake on a yacht. >> they left the hatch open. when he was walking he fell down the hatch, the cake fell on top of him and the -- that was quite a mess. >> but i came back and made a new cake. >> he came back and made a new cake for the people. >> my parents got their strawberry wedding cake here in 1977. every year i've had a birthday we came here. >> i like the butterfly one. >> the kids coming in from the schools and buying cookies and as they grow up we make their cakes and that legacy, we've been part of their lives for a long time. >> the memories are as good as the butter cookies. in berkeley, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> that is sweet. coming up, it is

. >> the barretts spent two hours driving from sacramento to bag goodies. facebook when anne noujzed monday they would be retiring and closing for good on april 28th. >> it's bittersweet, you know, i mean we're doing what's right for ourselves and our family. but we realize we have a big family, big virginia bakery family. >> we got their strawberry wedding cake in 1977. every year i've had a birthday we came here. >> i want that the butterfly one. >> threes a pedestrian office up the street. a lot of kids would come after the doctor's appointment because the parents would bring them to get a cookie after a shot or something like that. all good memories. >> for everybody. >> reporter: this is carmen. carmen worked here 27 years. and she has been treating me really well today. i got a lot of good samples out of this place. in kind of symbolizes how i feel about the stuff at this bakery. i get the benefits of this job today. reporting live in berkeley, leslie brink areally. abc 7. >> that lax good. >> it does. thank you, leslie. >>> a buying blitz boosted sal

wayne barrett had a story saying that -- talking about the ex-fbi trump fan.tuff to make you think there's a pipeline. >> trump thinks the job of his lawyer is to become the subject of the investigation, to take the heat off of him. to actually take the bullet. you interviewed very well tom perez earlier today. he was talking about the rico lawsuit. it's important to remember the first application of the rico lawsuit in a federal case was by rudy giuliani in 1985. i bring that up to point out that rudy giuliani has not been a good lawyer since the '80s. it would be -- trump calling him in would be like the mets calling keith hernandez down from the booth. he is one of the only lawyers left that will take trump's call. one of the reasons why he is here is -- not because of the mueller investigation but because of the southern district of new york investigation into michael cohen. it's worth remembering that the current head of the sdny is buddies -- a former law partner of rudy giuliani. >> right. >> that's -- >> you think it's about that relationship? >> even

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as cohen's office and hotel room were raided by the fbi, carol leonnig, tom hamburger, and devlin barrett at the "washington post" were first to report that what the fbi did today, seize records related to that payment to stormy daniels, what the fbi was after appears to be much broader than that. "michael cohen, the long-time attorney of president trump, is under federal investigation for possible bank fraud, wire fraud, and campaign finance violations. fbi agents today raided cohen's manhattan office home and hotel room as part of the investigation, seizing records about cohen's clients and personal finances. investigators took cohen's computer, phone, and personal financial records including tax returns," tax returns, "as part of the search of his office. one person familiar with the probe said investigators have been gathering material on michael cohen for weeks including his bank records. two of the potential crimes being investigated, bank fraud and wire fraud, suggest prosecutors have some reason to think cohen may have misled bankers about why he was using particular funds or may

british prime minister to recently has defended her move to join courtney to barrett's air strikes on syria in a speech to parliament she says the controversial strikes were in britain's interest she also choose moscow and damascus of trying to conceal an alleged chemical attack in syria. the european union's twenty eight foreign ministers have issued a joint statement backing u.s. french and british airstrikes on syrian targets over the weekend and you ministers have been holding talks on how to resolve tensions with russia and revive peace efforts in syria. all right want to take you now to egypt where the capital cairo is the most dangerous matric metropolis in the world for women that's at least according to a study by the thomson reuters foundation part of the problem is the failure to take crime against women seriously. it began as an innocent until to the shopping center but that short trip turns my atari life upside down a camera recorded what happened. i was coming out of that entrance the guy. stopped me. what do you want what do you need or he asked about something or he wa

>> you know, wayne barrett from the village voice, who wrote about donald trump for years and years andears and had a very long relationship with him, wrote quite a bit about the nexus coming out of the new york fbi office. former head jim kallstrom there and rudy giuliani's relationship, and there's a lot of weird stuff. you throw in felix sater who was both an asset for the cia. there's a lot of relationships with active and former fbi agents. i mean rudy giuliani clearly there was trying to impress a lot of people at fox, and was trying to just -- on some level, just sort of go out and boast about his connections. i mean it's laughable when you look at it now. and i'm really curious as to what happened to that investigation that comey initiated into that relationship between new york fbi office and rudy giuliani because you remember, that's also where there was a lot of supposed upheaval during the course of this investigation and where this anthony weiner stuff came out. it's a very strange nexus. >> and we haven't even touched on this tonight. the comey memos say that donald trump

after the break-up anna was the first to find new love with cinematographer michael barrett who she metoming movie "overboard," saying "i need a sense of human connection and intimacy, i want to be someone i can confess to and who can confess to me." super fit at 41, anna's full of confessions. >> my ultimate guilty pleasure is an amazing bacon cheeseburger. >> and she's secure enough to admit having breast augmentation 11 years ago. she says as a staunch feminist, "i always thought plastic surgery was caving in to the man, but i wanted to fill out a bikini. i kept thinking am i betraying my own gender by doing this?" >> i spent like my 20s feeling incredibly insecure. but then i don't anymore. >> she is just the sweetest wornlgs and we are very happy that she is happy. now, these two are very secure about showing some pda. justin timberlake and jessica biel. justin posted this shot last weekend with the caption "she's got my back." how does his wife feel about her man and are they ready to make 3-year-old silas a big brother? etonline's lauren zima found out. >> justin said he wants to

. >> kevin barrett is with me. executive editor, defense one. you raised an interesting point. i want to call our viewer's attention to this statistic. the president has been focused on border skrut security. real and perceived to a certain exte extent. tweeting this morning, board of the truck administration action, border crossings are at a still unacceptable 46 year low. these statistics are from the department of homeland security itself. there's the peak in 2000. almost 1.7 million you could say illegal border crossings. it's down to just over 300,000. almost 304,000. so michael, why does the president of the united states continue -- to continue to push this narrative that he has to know isn't actually true? >> well, look, craig, i think if we analyze this objectively, we have to think about it from the perspective of a trump supporter. one of the -- >> no, we don't, that's not objective. >> wait a minute. >> you can't say we have to analyze it objectively and then do it from the perspective of a trump supporter. >> give me a second to finish. if you are a trump supporter

museum black power flower power features photographs by the american photographer bear ruth marion and barrett and perkel jones. the black panther party was formed as a response to the brutal suppression of riots in black in the city neighborhoods the new movement supported the use of violence for self-defense members posed in black berrys leather jackets and with guns in their hands the message we are not victims for u.s. law enforcement agency f.b.i. they were the greatest threat to the internal security of the country and to be hunted down the photo exhibition at the museum in cologne is a sympathetic portrait of the movement the intimate photos at the vulnerabilities and insecurities behind the facade and of the dreams and hopes of the people who got involved. photographers. and purple jones lived in the bay area of san francisco in the one nine hundred sixty s. and were first hand witnesses of historic events they were there at protests organized by the black panther party to demand the release of founding member huey p. newton newton's manslaughter conviction in connection with the fatal

three thousand factories are at risk due to structural flaws and a lack of safety equipment paul barrett is the co-author of that report he says that there are still many unsafe factories some twenty three hundred factories mostly larger factories that export to the west the u.s. and europe primarily the large majority of them are markedly safer that's in terms of fire prevention in terms of electrical systems in terms of their structures. the bad news part of the story is that there are many other factories in bangladesh and many of them have received little or no oversight and no attention to their safety problems so in those factories workers sadly are still at risk the bangladeshi government unfortunately does not have a history of vigorous regulation and there's not much of a sign that that's changing anytime soon what the center that i work for has proposed is that in the short run. there would be established an international taskforce that would be led by bangladeshis but involve the governments of western countries whose consumers enjoy low prices and bangladeshi made clothing as

as a long-time former resident of russian hill and also as wife of ray barrett, cheese plus, i believe the best use of this space is for housing. as someone who has worked and lived here for years, try as i might, envisioning having this big box retailer move in will not help the community but to irrepair rabl dama irrepairable damage to the small businesses that are there today, and based on this belief, i am all in favor of more housing and not more food choices. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you, miss chase. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is ester fishman. i live at polk and sacramento. i worked on polk street for ten years at a book store. i heard a little bit of truth about book stores earlier. that book store's no longer there. i used to shop at big apple. big apple's no longer there. i don't any that -- i think we're having a little bit of difficulty with the concept of what 365 is. 365 is not whole foods. it's not whole foods as it was developed originally on franklin. amazon owns whole foods. they have lots of plans. some are public, some are not, and we don't kn

. >> yang: paul barrett of new york university stern center for business, thank you very much. >> you bet, thank yo aw >>: stay with us, coming f on the newshour: the casecky boyd: we speak to the mother of the 20-year-old man killed by police in georgia. piconfirmation battles on l hill for key cabinet members. and one man's view on how poetry threads through our everyday lives. but first, we continue our leseries looking at the ches that india, the soon-to-be most populous country in the world, may soon face producing enough food for its people. speciacorrespondent fred de sam lazaro reports on one effort to combat the effects of climate change and environmental degradation. >> reporter: about two thirds of india's 1.3 billion people live on small subsistence farms, and taey've struggled amid unprede markets and weather to eke out a living. frequently, farmers from across the vast hinterland have vented feir despair: last year, protesm the south, suffering after a record three- year drought, carried the skulls of farmers they said had committed suicide to a vigil in the capital, del

and devlin barrett from "the washington post." pete, i have to start with you on this very busy day. first, to the dnc filing this lawsuit against the russian government, the trump campaign, as well as wikileaks. what do you make of this? what's the very latest on that? >> there's nothing new in terms of allegations of any kind of explosive new allegations suggesting that the trump campaign and the russians were colluding. basically the lawsuit takes all of the claims that have been out there publicly, assumes them to be true, and wraps them into a lawsuit and says that the democrats were severely hurt by the hacks of their e-mail system. they had to may $1 million to get it fixed. donations dropped off. employees were threatened. so they want damages against the trump campaign and some of the familiar names that have been mentioned. it is a long list of defendants. now some of them the democrats are never -- if this lawsuit continues -- are never going to be able to depose. russians and oligarchs, julian assange and wikileaks. i

act and between eighty and ninety percent of the safety issues have been resolved as a result paul barrett there joining me live from new york pope thanks very much you're welcome now the man accused of killing ten people after driving a van through a busy sidewalk in toronto has been charged with ten counts of murder and thirteen of attempted murder so indy five year old alec menacing hand was arrested following a standoff with police at least fifteen others were injured in that attack officers say it appears to have been deliberate but so far there's no link to any organization or discovery of a wider plot they tell you coast guard has released dramatic video of dozens of migrants and refugees being rescued off the coast of libya then. some families and people have been picked up in the mediterranean over the past few days good weather and calm seas have made it easier for the boats to depart according to the u.n. agency are more than eight times and people have a rifle i see in italy since the start of twenty eighteen. now israel's abandoned its plans to forcibly deport african migrants

i think in the best case scenario for barrett the egypt that mr saw and is existing sponsors as well as egypt f a's existing sponsors is coming to an amicable resolution as soon as possible i think the last thing they want to go on to say especially the egypt f.a. is to see disputes spill over publicly and to potentially detract from world cup and which egypt making the first appearance in twenty years they have a very strong team with great potential to not only when the group but all situated bads into the knock around and i think all parties involved especially if the faggy want to see the focus on the pitch and seeing egypt accept seed rather than a public spirit with its very best player off the pitch well there is a wildcard as you just mentioned coming out of egypt first since ninety nine to what the site has seen that there'll be some big commercial dail involved in the this is an issue that has to be sorted out before hand. yes i think you would hope that this issue is solely as soon as possible just to give a little bit of background on what most national associations agree

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liberal or conservative and the president has already, i think, has had one confirmation there, amy barrett, and a couple others pending and the latest wave of nominations there was at least one more nominee for the seventh circuit. that's the good news. the white house even though things are kind of slowing down in the senate, the white house continues to put forward nominees, and i hope they'll continue to do that and keep them piling up in the senate, and then mitch mcconnell will get them through eventually. >> i just want to comment. think that's the real challenge here. first of all, looking at the numbers, we have had a few more vacancies but when he first took office, even if you -- he would flip maybe one circuit if he filled all the vacancy instantly. so it does remind you -- that number has maybe gone up. there have been a whole lot mosaic sunday and president obama came into office and one court has a majority of democratic nominees and when he left, nine of the appellate courts did. nine of the 13 did. a huge impact, the impact of eight years, and frankly kind of typical number

there's also, barbara, this reporting the great wayne barrett reported extensively about rudy giuliani'sies to the new york fbi, one piece of it, hours after jim comey sent his letter about renewing the probe on the clinton e-mails and after that was released, giuliani went on a radio show and attributed the director's surprise action to the pressure of a group of fbi agents who don't look at it politically. quote, the other rumor that i get, this is giuliani speaks that there's a kind of revolution going on inside the fbi about the original conclusion not to charge clinton being completely unjustified and a slap in the face to the fbi's integrity. i know that from former agents, even from a few active agents. somebody who's operating in new york city, there is a sense that rudy giuliani had this special relationship with law enforcement and with the fbi. did you get the sense that as mayor, i don't know, what do you make of this whole thing, of him being so tied to donald trump, and seeming to know so much about what was going to happen to hillary clinton? >> i think that giuliani has t