soledad: bishop curry, it's nice to have you. bishop curry: your wonderful.k, there are no sore losers in politics. at least, that is what several states are trying to prevent with strict election regulations, but do they help streamline regulations or hurt democracy? plus, bringing a little romance to politics. >> you have all of these books, and you are single. >> i've been busy. announcer: it's time for the semi-annual sale with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? right now during our semi-annual sale save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus 36 month financing. da soledad: stacey abrams made history as the first black woman to be a major party nominee for governor, and she could be the first black woman were elected governor in the united states. she ran on what she calls an unapologetically progressive campaign in a red state, georgia, and won the democratic primary by a landslide, 76.5% to 2

he is the man of the moment after last week's royal wedding, but now bishop curry is sck on americl. as you can see, there is a huge crowd to see him. rev. curry: love your neighbor -- that is why we are here. love your neighbor. love the neighbor you like and the neighbor you don't like. love your demoat neighbor, your republican neighbor, your black neighbor, your white neighbour anglor, your latino, your lgbtq neighbor. love your neighbor! that's why we're here, that's why we're here.: rajiniat was it like to see bishop curry up close?s >> it ally surreal and it made it feel like the church is global. w even though preaching to royals a week ago, he is now in the american capital preaching to us. >> such an honor to be feet away afrom a man who gave suchreat message about love. >> after hearing what he had to say at the royal wedding, it was a meage for the entire world not just for the couple, and it was reitered here in the land that thinks it is the most powerful what happens to be the most confused. ♪ rev. curry: we have in many respects overcome segregation io contexts, but we

now bishop curry is bringi message of social justice here to washington. rev. curry: i love my president and i pray for him, just as much as i love the people and the poor and immigrants and othersom for advocate. rajini: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the world. the disgraced llywood film producer harvey weinstein has been charged with rape and sexual abuse. this morning he rned himself in and appeared in a new york court. once the most powerful man in his industry, today the only deal he was making was his bail arrangement, which camto $1 million cash and includes having to wear an electronic tag. the charges relate to two women zens others have made allegations against him. mr. weinstein's lawyer says his client denies the criminal charges. from new york, nick bryant reports. nick: new york city can feel like a giant movie set, but this was the criminal justice system put into action for real. as harvey weinstein arrived to be charged, i managed to confront him. , this must be very humiliating for you. he walked into the po

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their love for each other is related to the same love that god wants for the whole world. >> well, bishop curryank you. you rocked the royal wedding. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> bishop michael curry with the message for these times. that's it for our program tonight. thank you for watching amanpour on pbs. join us again tomorrow night. ♪ katty: you're watching "beyond 100 days" on pbs. the white house sends an uncompromising message to europe on the issue of iran. christian: a policy of tough american sanctions. from now on, you're either with us or against us. katty: the secretary of state days out an alternative to the erotic nuclear deal and promises unprecedented financial pressure -- to the iran nuclear deal, and promises unprecedented financial pressure. katty: south korea's president is on his way to washington, and it is clear that there was a lot about the summit that needs to be sorted out. christian: also on the program, it is within a president's powers to demand of the justice department investigate thebi

their love for each other is related to the same love that god wants for the whole world. >> well, bishop curryank you. you rocked the royal wedding. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> bishop michael curry with the message for these times. that's it for our program tonight. thank you for watching amanpour on pbs. join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> i think bishop curry and these other pastors tonight are sincere, but they are sincerely wrong about government. yes we are to do with the bishop says and follow the way of love individually, love each other and forgive each other and turn the other cheek. but government is never command to do that in the bible. government is supposed to look out for the protection of their citizens. these pastors ought to be having a prayer meeting thanking god we have a president who is willing to do whatever it takes, standing up to kim jong-un, pulling out of that disastrous iran deal, securing our borders. he's willing to do whatever it takes to protect this country. lou: i couldn't agree more. it's interesting that the bishop doesn't want to talk about black unemployment in this country being at an historic low. he doesn't want to talk about the hispanic unemployment rate being at an historic low. it took him a whole year, maybe a year and two months to deliver on that promise. it's stunning stuff. so you have got to believe, and i will say to you. the bishop may be sincere. but as you suggest

reverend michael curry, the presiding bishop...ry... a preacher, now the most sought—after interviewee on american television. amen! that service, it was all of us, it was people from different nationalities, different races, different ethnicities, different worlds. those two people, their love, brought a variety of worlds together. you were quoting dr martin luther king at the very heart of the british establishment — and its historical associations with things like colonialism and slavery. we all have history, we all have a past. and our task now is to figure out how do we love each other in such a way that we can actually change the world around us? please, i have to take a... bishop michael is capitalising on his celebrity by taking his message of god's transformative love to the white house, where he says there's a crisis of moral leadership, particularly in the way donald trump treats his political opponents. we can agree and disagree, but i've got to love you. i can't demonise you, i can't dismiss you, i can't treat you as s

yes, and bishop curry. one of the unexpected stars of the wedding.the passion, the power of love, we heard that expression so many times. the looks on the faces of the royals at times was priceless. the unexpectedness of that sermon. it was a very clever way of weaving in megan billy maghera meghan markle's story. apart from her mother, herfamily was not there. it was clever and beautiful and poignant. for a photographer, the fact it was such a glorious day, that light, does that help the photographer? or does that sometimes hinder? i did william and kate's wedding. i was there for three days. that was torture. i think these days, modern cameras and equipment, it was much more planned. you could see at this time. that case was predictable. —— case. there was almost a cross on the ground where they had to stand. and so everybody could get that shot. the pr departments knew that was the shot that everybody wanted. so things like light, things like the actual ambience, and as you say, one of the most telling types of photographs we re most telling types

currie... a preacher, 110w bishop michael currie.... that service... it was all of us. people from different nationalities, different races, different ethnicities. different worlds. those two people, their love brought a variety of worlds together. you were quoted, you quoted doctor martin luther king at the very heart of the british establishment. and it is historical associations with things like colonialism and slavery. we all have history, we all have a past. 0ur task now is to figure out how do we love each other in such a way that we can actually change the world around us. bishop michael is capitalising on his celebrity by taking his message of god's transformative love to the white house later today where he says there is a crisis of moral leadership. particularly in the way donald trump treats his political opponents. we can agree and disagree but i have to love you. i cannot demonise you, i cannot dismiss you. i cannot treat you as something less than a child of god. even in our disagreements, i have got to relate to you as t

. >> bishop michael curry brought. >> there were more slaves in america's antebellum south who explainedic power of love. >> reflecting the bride's multiracial heritage in a place more used to british royal pageantry. british journalist who is biracial called the wedding a celebration of blackness. >> it was unthinkable there would be a person of color in the royal family. so i welcome this. >> markle described herself as a strong, confident, mixed race woman. >> our place in history in this country as british people has never really been recognized. and that's, that's the problem. >> sherthey are among the 10% o people in the country who are in mixed race relationships. they say they're happy for the newlyweds, but question how much markle can change for them, and their son jackson. >> i dent know how much of an, of an impact joining the royal family is going to make. >> i see you nodding. >> what we know from the royal family is that they, they don't, want anyone to take that position and have a voice. >> the newlyweds are spending the night at home. here at kensington palace. the pape

reverend michael curry, the presiding bishop... man right there, presiding bishop michael curry... a preacher, now the most sought—after interviewee on american television. amen! that service, it was all of us, it was people from different nationalities, different races, different ethnicities, a different world. those two people, their love, brought a variety of worlds together. you were quoting dr martin luther king at the very heart of the british establishment, and its historical associations with things like colonialism and slavery. we all have history, we all have a past. and our task now is to figure out how do we love each other in such a way that we can actually change the world around us? please, i have to take a... bishop michael is capitalising on his celebrity by taking his message of god's transformative love to the white house later today, where he says there's a crisis of moral leadership, particularly in the way donald trump treats his political opponents. we can agree and disagree, but i've got to love you. i can't

bishop curry joins me on why he's now turning his focus towards the white house. and the saudis turning global headlines that women will soon be able to drive so why are women activists being arrested? we'll be joined next. >> martha: breaking news. there are some very interesting developments with kim jong-un. this is what he is now saying, quote, we express our willingness to sit down face to face with the united states and resolve issues any time and in any format. our commitment to doing our best for the peace and stability north korea and the world and we're open minded for an opportunity. i want to conclude president trump's stance on the north korea summit does not meet the world's desire for peace and stability. well both in the world and korean peninsula and goes ton -- on to say the aggressive in the letter is just a backlash in response to a unilateral denuclearization being pushed ahead of the planned north korean-u.s. summit. to sum that up, kim jong-un saying he's open to talks and it's clear from this statement the unilateral denuclearization is not

the gospel choir, bishop curry, the royal couple holding hands. the casual nature of it.lked herself up most of the aisle. it was an absolutely very different royal wedding and really what is signifies, the royal face of the royal family. as nick was saying, the royal family with a biracial family member, it has to be multicultural. it's the beginning of a big chapter of change for the royal family. >> sally, what do you think the queen was thinking with all of the breaks of the typical royal wedding norms? >> i think the queen was loving it. you can never tell what the queen is thinking. sometimes when she looks like she's almost frowning, she's doing it to suppress her emotions. she adores harry and she and prince philip had a big hand in bringing up harry and william, particularly when they went to school across the river at eaton college. someone said to me, it's very hard to say no to anything harry wants. i'm sure she is -- she is thrilled that he is absolutely head over heels in love with a woman who certainly looked at him with tremendous devotion and affection to

adina campbell has been speaking to bishop curry and hearing reaction to the service. # and the moonight we see. a royal wedding like no other. the soulful sounds of this london—based gospel choir, capturing the sentiment of today's ceremony, a turning point for tradition, a blend of two different cultures, a british milestone. # so darling, darling, stand by me... also celebrated at this pub in packenham, where the crowds enthusiasticallyjoined in. this was a wedding with a difference. look how many people are here today. look how the people are smiling. i think everybody has been waiting for a moment like this for so long. i cannot believe it. in terms of i have seen other weddings on the television, but this one was absolutely different. harry is a bad boy, do you know what they mean? for him to like, shake up the establishment and bring it into the current century is amazing. the party atmosphere in this pub in peckham is pumping. the drinks are flowing and people are enjoying the food and music and there will be many more toasts to the new duke and duchess of sussex. it was the

two parts that were really fascinating about bishop curry's sermon.of all societies, the basis of politics, of commerce. i mean, he was giving a really profound message in the tradition as he invoked dr. -- reverend dr. martin luther king. ♪ when the night has come >> reporter: who lwill ever forget london. london's kingdom choir, their soulful version of "stand by me" a contemporary choice in a 1,000-year-old chapel. >> it was pretty striking. right away we saw there was a gospel choir. ♪ so arldarling, darling, stand me ♪ they sang "stand by me," which is such a deeply american song. ♪ stand by me ♪ stand by me >> the couple chose their music. they were very hands on about what they wanted to sing and how they wanted it to be sung. ♪ or the mountains should crumble ♪ i was a bit surprised by the choice of "stand by me." i'd never sung it for a wedding before. ♪ >> reporter: and 19-year-old cellist sheku kanneh-mason who was invited personally by meghan to perform. >> what was so special about today was the diversity in the people attending but also

this is bishop michael curry whose sermon at the royal wedding captured the hearts and minds of people all over the world. he is leading a protest tomorrow night at the white house. >> have we turned against each other, do you think? >> we are running that risk. we are running -- i'm reading the soul of america. i'm reading jon meacham's book now. we ron that risk. and we must not turn against each other. shirley chisholm said it a long time ago about this country, said you know, we all came over here on different ships but we're all in the same boat now. >> more from bishop curry, and just a little bit later on in the show. now i want to bring in peter wayner. former adviser to george w. bush, and kevin kosar, a propaganda expert and vice president of policy at r street institute. gentlemen, good evening. it's a perfect night to have you on, especially to talk about this, propaganda and all of the rhetoric coming out of the white house and washington on the president's allies' side. kevin, i want to read -- this is merriam-webster. this is the definition of propaganda. says propaganda

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yes, the gospel choir, bishop curry, one of the unexpected stars of the wedding.ion, the power of love, we heard that expression so many times. the look on the faces of the royals in those front pews was priceless. but do you know what, it was a very clever way of weaving in meghan markle's story. her family we re meghan markle's story. her family were not there, apart from her mother. but her story was everywhere in that service, and it was clever, beautiful, very poignant. from a photographer's point of view, the fa ct photographer's point of view, the fact it was such a glorious day, and all the build—up to it was glorious weather, that light, does it help the photographer, or does it hinder? idid the photographer, or does it hinder? i did william and kate's wedding, i was there for three days. that was torture, have to say. these days, modern cameras and equipment, it was much more planned, you could see at this time. that kiss was predictable. there was almost a ci’oss predictable. there was almost a cross on the ground where they had to stand. everybody coul

reverend michael curry, the presiding bishop... those two people, their love, brought a variety of worlds together. you were quoting dr martin luther king at the very heart of the british establishment — and its historical associations with things like colonialism and slavery. we all have history, we all have a past. and our task now is to figure out how do we love each other in such a way that we can actually change the world around us? please, i have to take a... bishop michael is capitalising on his celebrity by taking his message of god‘s transformative love to the white house, where he says there‘s a crisis of moral leadership, particularly in the way donald trump treats his political opponents. we can agree and disagree, but i‘ve got to love you. i can‘t demonise you, i can‘t dismiss you, i can‘t treat you as something less than a child of god — that even in our disagreements i‘ve got to relate to you as the beloved, one of the beloved children of god. given saturday‘s global television audience, bishop michael preached to th

. >>> is bishop curry heading to oprah's super soul sunday. >> these like the god father.t's an offer you can't refuse. >> he wants to meet kenan thompson. >> somebody opened up a chicken and waffles kiosk in the middle of the pottery barn. >> i want his autograph. or maybe he wants mine. within way or the other. >> michael curry is living his best life right now. >> east all over the place. >> he's not letting his 15 minutes go by. >>> harry and william are officially off the market. another member of the family now holds the title of the most eligible royal. meet louis spencer, harry's hot cousin. the tall bearded 24-year-old is the son of diana's brother, charles. he is single and will eventually inherit the title of earl spencer. louis' older sister, lady kitty spencer drew attention. she has a job. she's a model for the italian label. and recently strutted down the runway wearing a shimmering metallic gown. wonder what harry and william wis cherred to each other? >> i said i hope you understand that we're puppets. >> what? >> you said we had free will? >> no, i didn't

i don't know how many people can actually recite what bishop curry said. the pity of it, that it was less is more and he exceeded sort of the appropriate time. other than that it brought an american touch that startled the minor royals into the new era. >> that gospel choir, i don't think anybody will forget that rendition of "stand by me." i know i won't. that was unbelievable when you talk about again that aspect of meghan's life and culture coming to be part of this event. there were also several nods to princess diana today. meghan's bouquet included her favorite flowers, the forget me notes. diana's sister led a reading on the way to the wedding. and today meghan was wearing one of diana's rings. >> she actually didn't wear any other makeup from princess diana. i think what was important too was you mentioned lady jane fellows was princess diana's younger sister. i think it was a somber touching moment. i also think that elton john of course was there and he had sung at princess diana's funeral. and that rendition of "candle in the wind" went on to se

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you noticed youth, diversity, the sound of that address by bishop curry.y he moved, his eyes flashing, his arms waving, his voice breaking, com pletely waving, his voice breaking, completely different from most royal weddings. it was a definite attempt to drag the family into the 21st century. and reflect what is a diverse country. i think it was mission accomplished when it came to modernising the royal family. mission accomplished when it came to modernising the royalfamily. all of these big events are platforms for reinvention and this is a way to relaunch to some degree, i don't wa nt to relaunch to some degree, i don't want to sound cynical but to rebrand as well, and i think it has been very successful. we are nearly at the end of the formal part of the day. it's the most important part for them, probably. the private party with their friends. after today, it's going to be very interesting in the months and weeks to come to see how this particular couple chooses to mould their persona and their element of the monarchy. this is an ongoing project. i d

led in large part by bishop michael curry.stians are going to be marching on the white house for a candlelight vigil and have released a joint declaration about the quote dangerous crisis of moral and political leadership at the highest levels of our government. the opening paragraph reads quote we believe the soul of the nation and the integrity of faith are now at stake. let's bring in pulitzer prize-winning historian jon meachum. he's the author of the new best-selling book "the soul of america: the battle for our better angels." eddie, there's a great find with ej's column, because it does appear there are some evangelical leaders that are willing to well, to paraphrase jesus, to be the salt and the light of this world. >> yeah, joe, they are exemplifying what you've been talking about on this show for a while. those matthew 25 christians. here we have bishop curry and jim lawless of sojourners, to suggest that the way in which trump has, some evangelicals who support trump have enlisted, drafted jesus and his ministry to

amy: t that is bishop michael curry, the first african-american bishop to preside over the episcscopalin the united states. for more, we're joined in cambridge, england, by priya gopal, a university lecturer in the faculty of english at the university of cambridge. here in new york city, we welcome gabrielle bruney, editor for esquire. her recent article is titled, "the royal wedding celebrated the contributions of black britons, but it comes amid a scandal rooted in the british government's mistreatment of caribbean people." we welcome you both to democracy now! we're going to begin in england where the royal wedding was, priya gopal. described as a tradition-busting ceremony. many said the traditions were not busted enough, that the monarchy should be abolished. tweeted the whole thing. can you talk about your feelings about what happened this saturday? what, a order of britain watched. >> tradition-busting is probably a bit of a stretch. i think there were important symbolic changes. the royal family is a deeply white institution, deeply rooted in britain's history of imperialism, h

bishop michael curry brought >>me chicago flavor to the royal wedding.nathan vigliotti. >> imagine this tired old world where love is-- is the way! >> reporter: in a day marked by love, he gave it soul. >> dr. martin luther king jr. once said, and i quote-- ns reporter: inspiring. amusing. singat times confusing the crowd of british aristocrats and hollywood elite, with his blend of african american spirituals-- >> you just tell the love of jesus, how he died to save us all! b, that's the balm of gilead! >> reporter: --and folksy preaching. >> we'll sit down, we gotta get y'all married. >> reporter: you took the royals and the royal to church today? >> i hope so. really do. >> reporter: bishop michael curry, of the american episcopal church, is friends with the archbishop of canterbury, who suggested to the royal couple that they include him. today's sermon was the first shme he spoke to them. >> and when you talk to the couple, when you talk to their souls, you're gonna actually stumble on and talk to some other ones along the way. e> reporter: in this

have a safe trip back home. >>> wonderful to have presiding bishop michael curry here live in our studioto have groupies. i mean, these were audience members that were outside. [ cheers and applause ] you preached about love. are you feeling the love? >> i'm feeling the love. >> are you feeling it? how have these last couple of days been for you? >> it's been remarkable and very surprising, took selfies in flight from london on american airlines. i mean with the whole crew. the pilot kept flying. otherwise. >> "snl." "saturday night live." >> "snl." it was a great likeness. i couldn't believe they actually pulled it off in a matter of hours. >> that's true. oh, you're in such great spirits. so how did this invitation come about? >> well, it was a decision of the couple. but they were in consultation both with the archbishop of canterbury and with the dean of st. george's and i'm sure others as well. but once they had made their decision i got a phone call actually through one of the members of my staff from the archbishop's residence and got a phone call. and i didn't believe it. because

meeting uk as bishop curry preached about love. >> love is the way. >> new details on that dress, whaty with meghan for months. >>> janet jackson rocking the stage at the billboard music awards. ♪ her showstopping performance that had everyone on their feet. her first time on live tv in nine years. what music's big names from j-lo to salt-n-pepa, tell our camera what she's meant music, and they take center stage. and look who is saying -- >> all: good morning, america. >>> and good morning, america. welcome back from the weekend. robin, welcome back from the royal wedding. >> it is a memory and a moment that i will cherish always. especially when we were in our location and mother and daughter were in the backseat of that vintage burgundy rolls and they came right by our location and david muir and i were reporting and i just had to be a fan girl for a moment. i just stopped what i was doing, looking and turning and seeing that and going up to the chapel like that. just look at the crowds. spectacular and beautiful day and also spectacular, the kingdom choir that sang "stand by me" at

bishop michael curry gave the address in a style of preaching rarely seen in st george's chapel.n love, there's power in love to help and heal when nothing else can. now the power of love is demonstrated by the fact that we are all here. two young people fell in love and we all showed up. meghan‘s mother was emotional, as the formal part of the ceremony reached its conclusion to the echo of cheers outside. i therefore proclaim that they are husband and wife. cheering. as they went off to witness the signing of the registrar, prince charles reached out to meghan‘s mother, she was the only member of her family there. finally, the newly—married couple emerged into the bright sunlight, "shall we kiss?", said meghan. "yes", said harry. then they rode in an open top carriage through the streets of windsor and down the long walk, a spectacle witnessed by tens of thousands first—hand and broadcast worldwide to hundreds of millions. andy moore, bbc news. our royal correspondent daniela relph is in windsorfor us. all the excitement of the big day, but i imagine a few sore heads this mornin

i want to ask you about bishop michael curry from chicago, the episcopalian bishop who wowed the episcopaliand when love is the way, when love is the way, and selfish, sacrificial, redemptive, when love is the way, then no child would go to bed hungry in this world of again. when love is the way, we will letjust again. when love is the way, we will let just roll down like a again. when love is the way, we will letjust roll down like a mighty stream and righteousness like a never flowing brook. when love is the way, poverty will become history. bishop michael curry, looking at the faces of the people who were in the congregation. i am going to take a hand is that they we re going to take a hand is that they were not expecting that. we were not expecting it. i had a copy of bishop michael's speech, his address, and i realised that he was ad—libbing. it was wonderful. it was unscripted, lots of it, it was not what everyone was expecting, but if you get a fa ntastically was expecting, but if you get a fantastically charismatic bishop, from chicago, and fly him over and expecting dispute for five

to perform, the black cellist, the gospel choir, the black cellist, the gospel choir, the bishop michael curry a famous preacher in the african—american tradition. she is entering the chapel by herself which isa entering the chapel by herself which is a very brave thing to do. i think these are her decisions and she is showing her independence but also that she embraces this.” showing her independence but also that she embraces this. i am wondering how her mother must be feeling, arriving in this country 2a hours ago and then this afternoon having tea with the queen. it is quite something for anybody, let alone someone living in los angeles, totally unprepared for british? your book is called british? people around the world will be compelled by the story of a family from somewhere totally different, being in windsor castle having tea with the queen. forgive me, we are seeing the queen. forgive me, we are seeing the groom to be and his brother in windsor. they have just arrived at windsor. they have just arrived at windsor castle. you may remember that just before windsor castle. you may remem

those guys, bishop curry and bishop barber i feel like i just went to church, they're amazing. >> i needed that spiritual uplift today and they gave it to us. >> thank you for that. good day i'm alex witt in new york msnbc world headquarters. high noon in the east, 9:00 a.m. out west. >>> a new sign from the white house that north korea summit may go forward, plus what leaders from the north and south talked about overnight and why there's much more to learn later today. >>> the president tweets about immigration, why he's blaming democrats for the law that separates children and parents once they cross the border. >>> new reaction to the nfl anthem policy, the message it sends to african-american football fans. >>> plus a watershed moment in the me too movement. the impact of harvey weinstein's arrest on rape charges. >>> but first this breaking news out of the korean peninsula, new video from a surprise meeting between moon jae-in and kim jong-un. the meeting lasted two hours in which they discussed a north american summit. we begin in seoul with nbc's bill neely. good day to you. let's

bishop michael curry delivered a fierier isman thfiery er serman. >> dr.g was right, discover love, the redemtive power of love. >> reporter: and left some members of the royal family both amused and bemused. after the wedding, curry told cbs news he was speaking directly to the bride and groom. >> we got to get you all married. >> no matter how big or small the wedding may be, talk to the couple. and when you talk to the couple, if you're talking to their soul, you're going to actually stumble on and talk to some other ones along the way. >> reporter: after sharing so much of their wedding with the world, the newlyweds drove through windsor castle to a private reception. the bride wore an emerald cut aquamarine ring, a gift from prince harry that belonged to his mother princess diana. now, the couple spent last night at kensington palace which will be their permanent home. and the duchess of sussex already has her website up. it says, i'm a proud woman and feminist. and gayle, i need you at some point today to pull out a fascinator. >> i think the fascina

julie: also diversity at the wedding unlike ever seen before during ceremony american bishop curry gavete speech, certainlyon talking about justice and quoted dr. martin luther king, jr. and then came from my favorite part before the the chior sang a rendition of standby me. listen. ♪ >> julie: this i could listen to over and over. this was remarkable. >> wasn't that incredible? never been heard in royal wedding. can you believe we have never had gospel singing in royal wedding? >> it's just beautiful. just relating to the remarkableness and how relatable they are, there was some drama leading up to this i believe that it ended perfectly. >> absolutely. julie: thank you very much, thanks for joining us, that is going to doso it for us. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. >> welcome to "the journal editorial report". i am a paul gigot. first up, the mueller probe one year later. the first year anniversary of the appointment of the special counsel. investigate allegations of russian interference i