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we will do that before we call operational and pick up with primary tasks focused on helping chris. wright with irish television. caller: congratulations. i have another question about launch and something that was different this time. "shannon" callout was to which they replied "roger, shannon." shannon is in ireland and i expect we hear this a lot in the years to come. a lot of people in ireland are wondering what was that all about? hello, ireland. that is a great question. trajectory offers us opportunities, if needed and we have a failure with the launch vehicle, to abort. that involves aborting to kennedy space center all the way into canada. once our trajectory hits a certain point and we get high enough we are going to abort forward to the u.k. and ireland area. we can do that in the later stages before the engine shutdown. that is our call to mission control and hawthorne to let them know we see that change in the abort destination if that eventuality is needed. sophie sanchez. pilot: doug, as a test what was it like for you taking control of endeavor for the first time? if you co

. >>> joining us is chris christie, also rahm emanuel, yvette simpson and leah wright- riguer., let me begin with you. we have seen this movement sweep the country, even the world, arguably the broadest protests since 1968. why now and is this truly a transformational moment? >> so, it's absolutely a transformational moment, particularly when we think about the cultural aspects of this. you know the phrase black lives matter, was the phrase that only black people could utter four years ago. and now, i think over 70% of americans can actually agree with the phrase and we seeing everything from corporations to politicians, the former 2012 presidential candidate marching in the streets and chanting black lives matter, so there's something symbolic shifting that's transformational. what remains to be seen are the structural changes. are we going to see policy changes? are we going to see the ways if traditionally the states have failed black people and brown people? are we going to see those things shift dramatically in the way they shift in say the 1950s, 1960s with these other pr

former republican governor of new jersey, chris kris, rahm emanuel former democratic mayor of chicago, our senior white house correspondent cecelia vega and layla wright cecelia, let me start with the rally last night. rarely has there been so much hype before a political event. the campaign talked about 1 million people requesting tickets. rarely have there been so many empty seats at a trump rally. how upset is the president? >> we know, jon, from having covered him how much he loves a good crowd size. this is a big issue for him. the president behind the scenes was livid, extremely irritated by the low turn out. there will be some big questions for the campaign manager going forward. they needed this to be a big win given all the headlines going into this week. frankly over the last month. that's why they chose oklahoma. this is a state he won big, 36% back in 2016. they assumed this was going to be a mega rally. here's my take. i think perhaps time will tell that this may be a reflection of an enthusiasm gap. i don't think that's the big headline out of what happened in oklahoma. i think the big headline is some of the things the president said. w