we can point out a million things wrong with any other country from thailand to korea to bril. but food is not one of them. you know what i'm saying? the culture of eating, not only from a child, but also of family, but also even a teenager. when you care about things the least, the hardest thing to do is find the thing on the corner and eat a bowl of noodles. we've got to develop that culture into our youth. so i hope it's just the beginning. i hope in ten years from now, 20 years from now, i hope artists and rappers are talking about food. talking about -- i hope they're not talking about lean and strip clubs. i hope they're talking about food. >> what makes you hopeful? >> the fact that we're here. the fact that we're wor contractowarriors and we woke up this morning and i get another shot at this. being able to go around the world and see the change happening. it ain't even hopeful, to me. i don't believe in hope. i believe in opportunity. that's what people in our communities need. they don't need hope, they need opportunities to show how brilliant they truly are. from the

gentleman bril's account remains active with no ad play, but there's also no warning posted along witheos. keeping track of content is 400 hours of video content is uploaded every minute. that's about a century's worth of video content added every day and and a half making it impossible for youtube to track their realtime. >> let's go back to london now, hundredses of people marching there in solve dry with the victims of the grandville to your fire. today the new numbers came out, 79 people believed dead in the fire that happened last week. march he evers are urging authorities to help those who were left with nothing. i've lost a friend. i'm sure hundreds of people, thousands of people have lost their loved once. >> i think there would be change . i think there should be regulation change and i would like to be justice for an investigation into the people in that town who lost their material used in a recent renovation is banned for buildings above a certain height . still, the images of that when it first happened were just unbelievable. we're now getting a sense of the l toll. next

-- you go back to '44 with the -- you go to february of 2015 when he went to georgetown and gave a bril speech about law enforcement and policing and pushed back on the obama administration that didn't want to agree there was a ferguson effect. this man has been -- from both sides of the aisle -- >> loved and hated by both sides of the aisle. >> that's a good thing but i don't understand after nine meetings, at what point and time during that chronology of meetings do you say to yourself, okay i'm not shocked this man is going to ask me to do something inappropriate okay push back. >> a lot of problems here ron, one of course is that we've taken our eyes off the ball, russian messing with his election but how about the administrative agenda here in the united states? how about actually governing? >> in fact, i think there are governing in a way that's being overshadowed. the senate in an extraordinary process with no public hearings, no release of a bill is mott forring towards reriving and passing their bill of the care act. something of this magnitude i don't think has ever gone throu

the emergency services acted heroically and bril yntly last night mp not only did they tackle the terrorists but helped the injured as a result of the swift action few people have died than would otherwise be the case but also the severity of the injures are less bad than could have been. >> in terms of the police reaction it was very quick for them to apprehend the individuals involved. are we -- are you confident that the threat is over that all the people involved. >> i've been the mayor now for 13 months. and that reinforces my view we have the best police and security services in the world. they plan, prepare and rehearse for these sorts of incidents and we saw the swift response last night. we saw the speed with which they shot the terrorists and also how they helped the injured as well. there are certain things i'm not allowed to talk about yet but i'm sure after the government cobra meeting later which i'll be attending. the head of counterer to terror and others will be able to tell the public what's going on. i will say this though people should remain calm and vigilant carry on no

you're staying with me, but joining everyone is david frum, senior editor for the atlantic and stephen bril, founder of yale journalism initiative. and you were chuckling i think is a fair description. >> fair to say. >> when said that he is giving fodder to perhaps the legal case against him. i think everyone that works in communications is well aware of how he steps on his own message and undermines his paid spokespeople. is he also now hurting his own legal defense? >> well, probably. i think we may be failing to recognize two important things. the first is as everybody knows donald trump's message is donald trump. that's what he cares about. he doesn't understand health care policy. doesn't understand technology. and it really shouldn't surprise us that the message he wants to stay on is donald trump. now, then if you look at the legal case, i think one way to think about the legal case is this may be the one instance where the crime is worse than the cover-up. we always tend to say, gee, the cover-up is what got this guy into trouble. if nixon hadn't covered up he'd be okay. that's pro