>> no, i did not do that. >> bologna sandwiches are not part of the jail's normal meal plan.hey're usually given to inmates who require an additional meal for medication. due to his hiv status merithew was such an inmate. but he gave his sandwiches away. >> the sandwiches are popular because a lot of the inmates are indigent and he was giving them out for free, i guess. and if you can get anything free in jail, sandwiches or anything like that, you're going to take them. so they're going to be extremely popular. >> i have a morning snack for you. there you go. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> there's so much almost hatred for him right now in here. i think i had 16 people eat sandwiches from him. >> ruben florez received several sandwiches from merithew in recent weeks. he ate some and traded the rest to other inmates. >> i don't want nobody to bring me food over here. somebody offered me a bag of cookies or they offered me a soup, i'm going to grab it. i don't think nothing that somebody got a sick mind and going to try to infect me with some type of disease by. >> robert bailey

>> no, i did not do that. >> bologna sandwiches are not part of the jail's normal meal plan. usually given to inmates who require an additional meal for medication. due to his hiv status merithew was such an inmate. but he gave his sandwiches away. >> the sandwiches are popular because a lot of the inmates are indigent and he was giving them out for free, i guess. and if you can get anything free in jail, sandwiches or anything like that, you're going to take them. so they're going to be extremely popular. >> i have a morning snack for you. there you go. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> there's so much almost hatred for him right now in here. i think i had 16 people eat sandwiches from him. >> ruben florez received several sandwiches from merithew in recent weeks. he ate some and traded the rest to other inmates. >> i don't want nobody to bring me food over here. somebody offered me a bag of cookies or they offered me a soup, i'm going to grab it. i don't think nothing that somebody got a sick mind and going to try to infect me with some type of disease by. >> robert bailey also

i need some bologna. some balance ownee am thank you, mikhail, thank you so much for showing me how to be an oligarch and for the cool hat. (applause) tomorrow our russia week continues. join me tomorrow for my exclusive visit to moscow's alleged presidential peepee suite, did two prostitutes pee on that bed, did one television host. join us tomorrow to find out. we'll be right back with the star of atomic blonde. (applause) with advil, you'll ask what twisted ankle? what muscle strain? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. ♪ >> stephen: welcome back to the show. (applause) oh, folks you're in for a treat, my first guest is an actor best known for the last king of scotland, a toinment and of course as the professor x who isn't patrick stewart. please welcome james mcavoy. (applause) how are you doing. good to see you again. >> thank you for having me on again. >> stephen: how have you been? >> been good, busy, busy, busy. >> stephen: yeah. you don't ha

bologna. was it bologna? they were ordered to kill all the jews, but they wanted to brag.illed. you said the lessons, if we do not devote ourselves to developing effective world law, the same inhumanity which made the holocaust possible might one day destroy the entire human race. so today, so many years later, here you are in your 98th year. as you look around you at the world, the conflicts that have happened in recent times, what is your assessment? have we made progress? we have made progress. we have not learned the lesson of nuremberg. we have made progress, i will come back to it. but first let me emphasise the fact, i learnt that war makes murderers, mass murderers, out of otherwise decent people. and it applies to all wars and all nationalities, and i have seen it. in all the wars, these are not wild animals, or out for blood. these are patriots, who are trying to do their duty, to protect either their religion or their nationality or the economic security. these are the three major causes. we have not learned that you can't kill an ideology with a gun. we still g

. >> i come here because it is one of the best places in bologna for classic panzerotti.it is kind of funny, but where i'm from, panzerottis are less expensive than they are here. that is because we eat so many of them. it is one of our favorite dishes. >> panzerottis cost 2 euros 50 apiece here. enjoy. >> once again,n, it's ti t to t to know some of the people out there who are committed to protecting the climate and environment. climate change and overfishing are destroying ecosystems in the oceans and the livelihoods of people who depend on them. our reporter bastian hartig took a trip to the philippines to talk with some of the fishermen who can no longer live from what the sea provides. they're facing threats on several different fronts. >> by the time the sun rises over the bay of pandan, louie salido has been out on the water for hours. he's caught some squid to use as a bait to fish for tuna. but his chances of success aren't great. there are very few tuna left in the bay. commercial fishing fleets have exhausted stocks off the coast of pandan. >> it's very hard.

hear about to democratic obstruction, that is bologna. for things to come on the floor to vote, we wanted a vote on immigration several ago after the senate voted. we're not the obstructionist, wrong.e your facts host: you have been behind a number of efforts to get the to release his tax returns. correct.at is host: what is your goal? the efforts have been defeated house floor. guest: any people who voted at nst us on the floor said their town meetings that they believed the president, i think going in the right direction, never fig urded we get this x amount to passed. i didn't put it up to waste my put it up to 't obstruct. i started february 1 with kevin the ways chairman of and means committee, a committee committees f the 6301, ut in section 6103, he tax code, that can get any executive -- member of the executive department, a tax if there are conflicts of interest. listen to james comey, did a f.b.i. chief, he terrific job in my estimation. mueller, who to hasn't said much, he's in the process of investigating, and if and isten to

the pendulum has swung way over, and i think that the public is getting loud of that bologna that comesrish: rightly so how. >> this democrats taking down president trump's children, this time for sitting in a chair and having a conversation, at the g20. ... ♪ hey, i'm the internet! i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you're doing... ...so build a better website in under an hour with... ...gocentral from godaddy. the internet is waiting. start for free today at godaddy. trish: president's children under fire from the liberal left. nobody is safe. that is coming up, ivanka and don jr., next. trish: democrats are getting desperate. they are trying to undermine trump's children, ivanka is being bashed for holding a seat at a g20 meeting, despite being a white house employee and involved in the issue he was talking about at the g20. and don jr., for talking to a russian lawyer. adam, i read the story. it came out in "new york times," i saw that headline, i thought it was going to be good. i thought they were going to deliver on something. instead, it seemed

most of the time it's either bologna or ham. ooh, extra bread today. look at that. get little carrots like this. and, of course, plenty of mayo. so then what you do is pretty much eat the carrots then you have this like a bowl and mix it in a bowl. egg salad sandwich, stuff like that. some days it's really good, vanilla pudding, chocolate pudding, mix it with your milk, stir it up. you've got a milk shake. you learn secrets like that. bon appetit. >> though wozniak learned how to adjust to life in jail, he claims to be less knowledgeable of the press reports surrounding his alleged crime. >> the honest truth of what they're saying, i'm not really sure. since i've been here, i haven't been able to read the paper. i don't know what they're saying. one time i turned on the tv, the monitor or whatever and i just saw my pture otelevision. it was a mug shot that they got from the police department. they put together some old youtube videos of me. i was in theater. so they were just splashing that all over the news. >> authorities allowed us to show wozniak some of the pub

it his a biscuit, a one ounce slice of bologna, comes with cereal, a carton of milk and a vitamin enriched fortified beverage that they're served with breakfast, lunch and dinner. we have to serve nutritious meals. they have to leave here in better health than when they came here. >> when you come up, last name and bunk number. >> 71. 17. >> and our last menu design we decided to make this a heart-healthy menu. it's the only jail in florida that i know of that does a heart-healthy menu. >> one of the inmate workers in the kitchen, john powers, was a chef before he was brought to hillsborough county on grand theft charges. he pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. but he has reached a verdict on the kitchen's recipes. >> i critique it a lot. i say, they could have used some more cornstarch or salt or garlic. but they are trying to have a budget and can only spend so much per inmate for food. so you just take in stride and close your eyes and eat it and make the best of it. >> in prison, we got cheeseburgers and pizzas and steak and cheese sandwiches and ice cream. in prison compared to this

they are the phony, bologna, macaroni news. rather die than listen to cnn for the rest of my life with a one star in the apple store. [laughs] howow y'all got one star in the apple store an end y'all claim y'all the best. y'all need to go to bed. >> you guys have got to go to his twitter account. the best thing you've ever seen. not always politically correct either. as always, thank you for being with us. bishop will always be fair and balanced. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >> tucker: could evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" ." president trump's speech in poland last week may have been the single best thing he has had allowed since entering politics. and for one reason. it was a rousing defense of western civilization. he would think speech is doing that would be unusual, the only reason you hire leaders in the first place is to defend your civilization. especially ours. which is the foundation of pretty much everything we have. our history, our language, art, science, law, our entire culture. america i

he can go back in that cell, sit in that cell, doing what he's doing, eating his bologna sandwich, drinkinginking about what he done did. >> after reviewing officer mcclaren's report, warden ivy has decided that each of the three men will join a large number of heartless felons on 23 and 1 lockup status. >> put me in the hole because got slapped in my pod! and they look at me, and the rest of them, because we young and black and we move a certain type of way. we ain't did nothing. >> what's up? >> ain't nothing going on. what's going on with you? okay i appreciate the compliment. >> i respect you. >> okay, all right. >> after two days on 23 and 1, williams is coping as best as he can, but mclemore, who was also interrogated about his role in the heartless felons and his assault on nick dicillo is in an apparent state of crisis. >> 10 charlie, smeared feces all over his body. and the walls, and the doors, and he seems irate for some reason. so in order to go in there and hopefully take him out without an incident. >> mclemore, come here. come here. get in the water, man, we'll talk about it

we know the entire democrat party basically wants to impeach the president for this phony, bologna russia nonsense. half the republican party in congress wants his presidency to fail. he had a third problem in his house he had all of these so-called leakers who were actually leaking against the president. that doesn't leave many people. you've got the democrat party, half the congressional republican party, and people sitting in your own office working to throttle your presidency from day one. you can't continue like that. liz: let's bring in trump great america pact, joining us now via phone. your reaction to the bombshell news that general john kelly comes over from homeland security to replace are reince priebus. >> i think he's a suburb choice. a four star general in the marine core. he's done a fabulous job as homeland security. i think the president needed after a terrible week, needed to straighten this place out a little bit. i promise you no one will be reporting directly to the president. the staff will report directly to him. liz: wait, stay with me on that because that's been

. >> we watched it sitting on the floor eating bologna sandwiches and having a sense of unrealty.ssional and other leaders i have concluded that because of the watergate matter i might not have the support of the congress that i would consider necessary to back the very difficult decisions and carry out the duties of this office in the way the interest of the nation would require. >> i was just awe struck at the whole thing. no gloating. very little sense of self. it was really about the magnificence of what had occurred in terms of the right thing. >> therefore, i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. vice president ford will be sworn in as president at that hour in this office. >> our first reaction really was okay, he's not prosecuesident anymore. he's just a citizen. now we can indict him. that is what we thought. >> the morning he resigned i remember i walked down the street and bought a bottle of scotch. >> earlier today the east room of the white house was the scene of an emotional meeting between the president, his cabinet and the aides who have stayed wi

. >> appeasement and a bologna sandwich. >> richard hoss, david ignacious, and christopher hill joining>> a lot of smart people on the set. i want to go to smart person number one, not in any particular order. david, you have george w. bush making that mistake in 2001, a mistake that he recognized soon after. barack obama whispering in 2012, hey, after i win i'll have a little more space to be able to work with russia. and it seems like putin has been playing our presidents for quite some time, and would invade a country in each administration's eight years. so how do we avoid making a mistake the third time? >> underrating putin both his capacity for mischief and also his ability to play a weekend effectively has been, i think, a consistent problem for u.s. diplomacy through now three administrations. and when you look at putin, you see this immense need to be taken seriously in a weird way he's almost an analog to donald trump. he's a tough, brash, bullying person, but he's also pretty insecure, and i think what putin most wants out of this summit is to be recognized as a world leader

ros-lehtinen: bologna. ambassador haley: we'll continue to do that. i do think we need to look at unra in a way that we expect more of them and put pressure on them so that we can get the changes we need to have, changes in what they consider to be a refugee, changes in any textbooks on incitement, changes in hamas members teaching in the schools. there is work. i will say there's also good that comes out of unra. what they do with the schools and the health care, you do see value in it, but i think we just need to continue to pressure them on the things we want to see things. rep. ros-lehtinen: thank you, and on bds? ambassador haley: they are now trying to get assessed contributions in the u.n. we are fighting that back desperately. bds, it's something that i spoke about in geneva and said it was a problem. i'm very concerned. i'm very concerned that we may not be able to defeat this. but we are trying extremely hard to show that this is something that cannot happen. as governor in south carolina, we were the first state to fight it off. i know how