[applause] and so condi -- condi came to see me. and said there's a pandemic destroying an entire generation on account of africa. in my line of work, people tend to speak in hyperbole. i looked at her and i said, prove it. and she did. and she instructed me about the facts. and so i'm thinking i'm the president of the greatest nation and the richest nation ever and i told people i was -- all life mattered and yet she just inform me that an entire generation was being destroyed. secondly, i was worried about the security of the country after 9/11. we spent a lot of time like that. and we have to think why is it that people would come and kill our citizens? it's one thing to respond and we did forcefully. but the other thing is to think about the long-term causes and i was telling this to bono earlier that the age issue is not only a moral issue for a great nation. it's a national security issue. so think about those orphans that were there. what happens if nobody showed up to help? the big rich nations say it's not our problem. let

condi, i can't thank you enough and, amy.i know this audience is deeply appreciative of all of your knowledge, your wisdom, your experience and your thoughtfulness. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, andrea. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> booktv is on twitter and facebook, and we want to hear from you. tweet us, twitter.com/booktv. or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. [applause]

and have a quality and welcome to the program italy's prime minister designate just that be condi has given up on efforts to form a government this comes after his list of ministers wasn't fully approved by president sergio who rejected the would be coalitions choice of finance minister condy had been selected by the populous five star movement and the far right leak but it now appears the two parties may not have a chance to govern. with limited political experience italy's coalition parties choice for prime minister was always going to be considered unconventional nature sepic conta has confirmed he would leave the country we both. have rejected the mandate to form a government that was offered to me by president matter i can assure you i have given all of my efforts and all of my attention to this task and i have worked in a climate of maximum collaboration you know. it all centers around this man. the league and five star parties had put him forward as their candidate to head the economy and finance ministry the euro skeptic has asked whether italy should stop using the euro as it

walking yesterday he was declared a murdered man gunned down in kenya but today russian journalists are condy. turned up alive and well at a news conference is a supposed killing was faked the foil and actual. we'll get the latest from kiev and moscow also coming up after three days of dramatic dips markets gained ground today thanks to be courage and words from italy's prime minister designate carlo called the releases that new possibilities have emerged to form a new government the two main populist parties are reportedly back at the drawing board to work out a possible compromise and mexico gets ready to make waves at the world cup we take a look at how germany's group why bulls are shaping up and how marquez could make history. it's good to have you with us so we start tonight with the story of murky political intrigue and it has a stunning twist from today here's what's happened yesterday a prominent russian journalist was reported to have been shot dead in the ukrainian capital kiev authorities there blamed russia because the dead man go was a strong critic of the kremlin but today he s

condi, i can't thank you enough and, amy. i know this audience is deeply appreciative of all of your knowledge, your wisdom, your experience, your thoughts on this. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, andrea. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> here's a look at some books being published this week. until energy, pulitzer prize and national book award-winning author richard rhodes provides a history of energy production. reporter barry meyer chronicles the growth of the opioid epidemic in "painkiller." ten arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now details scientist jane lanier's thoughts on how social media platforms are used to gain influence. former fbi special agent clint watts looks at how terror groups use social media in "messing with the enemy." also being published this week, feminist angela garbez reflects on her experiences during pregnancy. in "no ashes in the fire," darnell moore details the racial discrimination and bullying he facedded throughout his upbringing,

. >> thank you, secretary condis. good morning.'m thomas hicks chairman of the united states election commission and i would like to welcome you all to the nass voter forum. before we get started i want to give a background on the issue of accessibility at the polls. as many of you know more than 35 million americans with disabilities are eligible to vote in the united states. that's roughly one sixth of our electorate. that accounts for a broad range of disabilities including cognitive impairties. the united states election assistance commission has a strong commitment to work with election officials and voters with disabilities to ensure the election process polling places and voting services remain accessible to those with disabilities. very proud of the fact that the eac has gotten out more than $60 million in the last month to not only help with cyber security issues, and accessibility voting issues but technology. this work has come to a new dimension over the last couple years as the debate over solutions for cyber threats c

news live from berlin italy plunged into political chaos again designator prime minister she said she condi has given up on forming a new government after the italian president rejected his coalition's euro skeptic choice for finance minister we'll have more on that in just a moment. also coming up germany's far right takes to the streets and so do its opponents be anti immigration alternative for germany has a stage show rally in the german capital with multiple counter-demonstrations trying to block its progress through central berlin thousands of police were deployed to keep them apart. some polls have just closed in colombia's presidential election and a vote that could have an impact on the country's peace process we'll find out what's at stake. and having a quad and welcome to the program italy's prime minister designate just set the conti has given up on our first to form a government this comes after his list of ministers wasn't fully approved by president sergio who rejected the would be coalitions choice of finance minister conti have been selected by the populist five star moveme

italy's two main populist parties the far right league and the anti establishment five star movement condy headed out for his first day in office a little known lawyer and political novice his appointment is designed to end weeks of political deadlock in his acceptance speech a promise to protect italians at home and abroad but said he was aware that he needed to honor european and international commitments a contest promise to form a government of change something many migrants and refugees in italy now see or. were. doing is learning italian through games like this one origin only from mali he comes to this school in eastern rome four times a week along with other migrants and refugees but that might change if the new italian government has its way. you know. students are definitely aware that something is changed here people are starting to give them strange looks are they getting a first hand experience of the shift in italian politics. the head of the right wing populist league party. wants to push through a hardline anti immigrant agenda as italy's next interior minister he and coali

live from berlin italy plunged into political chaos and again designated prime minister just said big condi has given up on forming a new government after the italian president rejected his coalition zero skeptic choice for economy minister we'll get more on that in just a moment. also coming up germany's far right takes to the streets and so do its opponents ganti immigration alternative for germany has staged o'reilly in the german capital with multiple counter-demonstrations trying to block its progress through central berlin thousands of police were deployed to keep them apart. and voters in colombia are choosing a new president and a vote that could have an impact on the country's peace process we'll find out what's at stake. and welcome to the program italy's prime minister designate just that be conti has given up on efforts to form a government after talks with the president over his cabinet collapse as coalitions pick for finance minister was rejected by president sergio antti says his efforts to form a government failed despite his best efforts fellow leaders within conti's would

a reminder of the top story we're following for you italy's designated prime minister just i think condi has given up on forming a new government after the italian president rejected the coalition's euro skeptic choice for finance minister. germany's leading far right party alternative for germany has held a rally in central berlin with some five thousand of its supporters turning up provoked thirteen separate counter-demonstrations with some twenty five thousand protesters gathering to block the f.t.'s march in the german capital. to deal with news live from berlin or back at the top of the hour having quite often join us if you can't. believe one argument as opposed to it's a real policy because there's no rubbish from you about everyone writes that only on their own code and then we come. and you know what the great news in the.

going to have a reboot off the coalition like a populist government and it's in the two point zero and condi everybody expects him to be some sort of puppet prime minister because you see has absolutely no political experience he's a law professor said that nobody had ever heard of before and then we're going to have in the finance ministry another professor this government and these two parties really seem to be in two professors he is an economics professor also from rome giovani therea nobody ever heard of him either ever before how ever if you sort of dig around in the internet you find some people say that he is pro europe and europe and a euro and generally rather inoffensive as an economist so this may be the solution this is the compromise to make good this government fly after we've seen the first round that materiel a sort of stuck stick in the spokes it's important to point to our viewers isn't it barbara that it was the president last week said to these populous parties no i don't like your plan you know the government is not going to work there really created this crisis and aga

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and laura and i went -- i think condi was with me. and we went on the trip. and they had made this cloth with my picture on it. and it turns out some women were wearing that cloth. and we're going down the road. there was like five of them doing this very interesting dance. and my face was spread on their butts. and i knew they really appreciated american help. bono: mr. president, you never looked as well. \[laughter] \[applause] joshua: i've got just two sets of questions. i'm going to put everybody out of their misery soon. i promise. but i want each of you to talk about family because i know how important that is to each of you. mr. president, you've been married 40 years. bono -- president bush: luckily. bono has been married 35 years. two daughters, two sons, two wonderful daughters. [applause] president bush: got to be a little rare in your line of work. bono: yeah. \[laughter] i'm married to an extraordinarily patient woman who happens to be my best friend as well. president bush: as am i. \[applause] joshua: say a little more about you, mr. president

>> the first thing, you have to call me condi or i won't know how to answer. i have to say a word about andrea mitchell. andrea was part of the press corps at the state department that covered me when i was secretary and the truth is if she hadn't been a great journalist she would have been a foreign-policy specialist because she truly loves it. thanks for your great work. >> those were the days secretaries of state, the traveling president. >> how do i define and think about political risk? we wrote this book out of the class amy and i talked about together and we talked together in a course called the global context which was really about everything that happened that affects business and we taught it for mbas. one thing that was never covered adequately is political risk in the way political scientists might think about them. not investment but political risk seemed to have a shadow of the way people thought about political risk in the 1950s and 1970s, was a socialistic they are going to expropriate your property or nationalize your industry. today that is

south when i must but it's a bit much for now not condi rice is a lower shifts in leadership i watch it with. what's a good one forget the i'm just lucky. enough music with them is a hand that's. when i look to the sceptics to. rethink things and when i ask nothing from someone that i'm going to think. it's not that's not the problem around those may. not like to play such a thing. and they will sign anything at all if you didn't ask them to stop with you for the finals and are the future of their mind to try to get out of how much just sort of enough soon you will show us that you should have so we would have been if it was so we must shift more just might cause it's not such a starving blacks who are some and i like not going to see it it will be just an absolutely i would just get out of sight of. all that on that i am on the hook. nothing. except my last article the time to. allow some of the sob an acute close as i wake of the song to know in the end the. stay just a moment holding stuff off the place i thought. i'd get one down up nothing. somewhere along. the. track near. the

walking yesterday he was declared a murdered man gunned down in kenya but today russian journalists are condi. turned up alive and well at a news conference is was supposed to killing was faked the foil and actual. we'll get the latest from kiev and moscow also coming up after three days of dramatic dips markets gaining ground today thanks to be encouraging words from italy's prime minister designate.

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la madre ya salio en condici libertad con condi. lo que padsso cuando su hijo estaba extraviado. >> llame al 911 es para que llegaran y cuando llegaron les expliquÉ por que mi casa estaba hecha un desastre cuando lo encontraron me arrestaron. el padre de los menores fue procesado y se decla presentÓ no culpable de los cargos que se le imputan. >> ... tiene programada otras dos citas judiciales las cuales serÁn el 24 y el 25 de mayo; tendremos mÁs informaciÓn sobre este caso en nuestro noticiero de las inco de la tarde. >> un agente del alguacil del condado, se recupera luego de sostener heridas con una pistola de perdigones. el agente re resultÓ herido el domingo despuÉs de que sus colegas acudirÁn a una gasolinera, tras un reporte de que un a empleado actuaba de forma errÁtico; al confrontarlo el trabajador abriÓ por contra los alguacile. >> ... las vÍctimas estaban dentro de una residencia entre las calles 11 y... cuando alguien disparÓ desde afuera. los autores del crimen se dieron a la fuga. han pasado tres aÑos del asesinato de

i said, yeah, condi, i probably could.go immediately into the oval and there is president bush and vice president cheney. bush has got his copy of this book out, and it's heavily annotated. he says, sit down. he says, sit down. tell me about this. this was not what i was expecting. i had to improvise a lecture on bismarck for george w. bush on the spur of the moment. from that, i did go down for a series of other seminars. he regularly ran small seminars with historians, often on biographies. he'd say, let's do woodrow wilson or let's do lincoln. so i was one of several people who would go down periodically for that. but that was the extent of it. it was not really what i would call real consulting or advising. brian: is it true you suggested to him that he play winston churchill and begin painting? mr. gaddis: it is true. that happened about four years into his retirement. and my wife and i were in dallas. i think we were promoting a book at that point. so i had a student, several students who had worked for him. i just s

it's very dangerous there. >> dana: well, condi and amy. i will get better at it before i see you the next time. thank you. the key senate race taking center stage in west virginia tonight. we head to the mountain state for a preview of the g.o.p. primary debate next. alright, i brought in new max protein ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. new ensure max protein. mr. elliot, what's your wiwifi?ssword? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. [ child offscreen ] hey! let's basement. and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches down here, too. so sophie, i have an xfi password, and it's "daditude". simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> dana: our midterm election coverage continues from west virginia where fox news will host a debate tonight with the three leading republicans

a 22-year-old army specialist gabriel condi who was 5 years old on 9/11. >> isis also conducted a massacre baghdad in a little village originally thought to be under the protection of iraqi forces. so isis remains amenace. we have a great bifurcation here. the salaciousness of the stormy daniels story, elana, and the reality of the world. whether we talk about judges or afghanistan. how does the news media cope with a bifurcated approach to the world? >> well, it's tricky. i think lawmakers face the same tepblgz honestly, hugh. there is this russia probe that similarers in the background and distracts us in the media from the bigger stories like afghanistan, like north korea. the president is verging on pretty significant talks. it is a constant source of tension. >> eugene, when you attack the fix for the post, do you have a narrow lane, or go wherever the news goes? in my radio show, i have three hours and i can cover it all. but sometimes you don't get that much time. >> you don't. and you have to go where the news is. i have a story at noon and then it changes by 4:00 or 5:00. that's t

news live from berlin italy plunged into political chaos again designated prime minister just seven condihas given up on forming a new government after the italian president rejected his coalition's euro skeptic choice for finance minister we'll get more on that in just a moment. also coming up germany's far right takes to the streets and so do its opponents the anti immigration alternative for germany has stage a rally in the german capital with multiple counter-demonstration.

once i was with him, and he said, condy, you know russia has only been ruled by great men.ssage here, is that great.r is that is what he thinks he is, that he is reuniting the russian people in greatness and reestablishing russian influence. even if he has to do it with military means, which is what. david: he has going for them. david: what are the qualities you think great leaders actually have? rice: integrity is at the center of being a great leader. how much of peoples trust you have in you. i think a great leaders have a sense of humility about what they can achieve. david: humility? rice: humility. david: versus arrogance? rice: versus arrogance. arrogance and hubris are a recipe for disaster. ♪ ♪ david: let us talk about the foreign -- none foreign policy matters. let us talk about athletics. you were one of the first >> women to be admitted to augusta national. was that a surprise to you? rice: it was a surprise. became totally out of the blue. i was so stunned, i did not say anything. he said, you are going to say yes, are you? i said, yes. david: are you a good g

live from berlin italy plunged into political chaos again designate a prime minister just seventy condi has given up on forming a new government after the italian president rejected his coalition's euro skeptic choice for finance minister we'll have more on that in just a moment. also coming up germany's far right takes to the streets and so do its opponents the anti immigration alternative for germany has a stage show rally in the german capital with multiple counter-demonstration.

the department of justice by no later than july first two thousand and nineteen it's also why sen condi leyva of chino hills california wants to change the existing laws wording from should the process all evidence kits to show how and why california twiddles its thumbs for another decade arguing semantics in late two thousand and seventeen detroit committed to testing their backlog of over ten thousand rape kits and do you know what happened they identified eight hundred and thirty potential serial rapist for crimes in forty states. eight hundred and thirty combined with the capture of the golden state killer maybe it's time we speak up for these forgotten victims find some solutions and start watching the hawks. the. real that would be a large. part of. what it looks like you are going to. the police. this. week sam. welcome everybody to watch him a hot time top of the wall is and joining me today is legal expert and media expert lionel a vinyl media how are you today excellent so why not since one thousand nine hundred ninety three the rate of sexual assault and rape in the united st

the university of milan there thanks for joining us joining us live at this late hour so what sir condy is a point when going to mean for italy politics there is always colorful you can never quite judge where it's going to go and it's normally in some sort of uproar is he going to settle things down is he good news for italy or not. well depends really you said not well known his totally unknown you know i teach at the university in milan and i probably know about a hundred people get out of serious and none of them know this kind of you know not a single one so it is totally unknown this is something very peculiar you know the other thing is his super posed. to be the puppet of the two major political figures that is so i mean and the minute that you guys that at thirty two percent of the votes. are ninety. so this is going to be very strange because even in the first republic of alienware the christian democrats had total power though the prime minister was like a key figure right there were big shots of course not his own not to say you haven't got his own policies in economy that i

the bizarre story of russian journalist or condi bob chink he says that he faked his own death so that ukrainian police could track down his real would be killers hit men allegedly hired by the criminal tonight a modern day lazarus who says i have to die in order to stay alive i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. as far as i know this operation was repaired over two months i was made aware that one month ago. i was in this month i saw how hot the guys worked in the mills we were in constant contact we thought things through and worked out the details it was for you with your ideas with the myth of us the local public and this special operation as a result of which one person has been detained. also coming up tonight she says there's a lesson to be learned the woman at the center of america's range over race and. i think we have to try teaching moment at the top and we like to look up to our president and feel as though he reflects the values of our country our government is going to be as good as we make in the. a we begin the day with a stunning story of a russian journalist who r

live from berlin italy plunged into political chaos and again designated prime minister just that big condihas given up on forming a new government after the italian president rejected his coalition's euro skeptic choice for economy minister we'll get more on that in just a moment. also coming up germany's far right takes to the streets and so do its opponents the anti immigration alternative for germany has staged a rally in the german capital with multiple counter-demonstrations trying to block .

the condy tugs, for us to be able to tweet and speak how we want to freely. the president, give him credit, he did tweet on multiple occasions about memorial day specifically, without any other fact or anything else inserted in there, at least 4 to 5 tweets were specifically about memorial day. >> general, do you want to respond? and then i want to move on. >> i'm sieging by what paris is saying, first of all, the president doesn't understand the sacrifices of anyone, i tell you, having not given my life on the battlefield, my family doesn't understand the pain that other families feel, so he doesn't. i don't care if general kelly works down the hall from him or not. it's not a matter of that, there's a lack of situational awareness of what this day is all about. and yes the president did tweet after his speech about all of the things he said at the memorial service. and i guess that was his staff tweeting for him what he tweeted out about 10:32 this morning, about a half hour before that service went down. i'll tell you again, he doesn't get it, there's a la

charles: condi rice was on "fox and friends" talking about north korea and iran.trump at least with respect to the minutia listen. he can do the overarching big thing, i carry a big stick. but make sure the finer points are handled by the career folks. do you think that's good advice? >> i think so. when you are dealing with a nuclear agreement, a lot of specifics about what sort of inspection regime you will have and the dismantlement protocol will be, you have to listen to the experts. the fact that pompeo's background is in intelligence is important. whatever agreement we have on denuclearization has to have a strong verification element rather than sort of trust but verify. virallify is a huge part of it. charles: thank you both have much. what if i told you russia and china may have missiles america cannot defend about. they are boast big it. so, my portfolio did pretty well last year. that's great. but the market was up nearly twice as much. that's a tough pill to swallow. exactly. so i started trading. but with everything out there, how do you know what to

condi i can't thank you enough and amy zegart we are deeply appreciative of all of your wisdom and your experience. >> thank you andrea. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good evening. hello. i'm amanda davidson and on behalf of -- it's my pleasure to welcome you all here this evening

traveled for four weeks from central america, many of them traveling 3,000 miles in trech chacherous condi. this is all part of their process in presenting themselves for asylum. the families say they're not determined even by the rhetoric used by president trump saying that these families will not be welcomed into the united states. they remain resolute and say they will present themselves to border patrol, they will surrender and ask for asylum in the u.s. >> i want to bring in now alberto gonzalez, former attorney general and counsel for george w. bush. dean at the belmont college of law and author of the book "true, faith, and alegion juns". thank you very much for coming on the show today. let me start with what we've been reporting down from the border. do you believe the president's response has been appropriate? >> i fully understand that the migrants are psych better life and as a father with young children i would probably do the same thing. but we do believe in lawful migration. and that's what is occurring on our southern border today. people are presenting their case for asylu

where people were losing their heads and running around and you know were going to have mike pence and condit and trump's got to drop out of the race. paul ryan says i take back my my support of donald trump, and everybody is bailing out i said look, as we went around this thing, i said you still have 100% certainty you're going to win. he got up say don't give me a hundred percent, tell me what the real numbers are. they‘ re fighting for their country. trump had talked about grabbing women by the pussy. you've now said that the time's up movement is the most important movement... it's the competing movement to the populist nationalist movement yes is very powerful right. handmaid's tale as a political movement. so he's not going to make things difficult. i think in the irony i think i tell people that it was divine providence that allowed our band of pirates to win the presidency with donald trump on election day, kind of divine intervention. but the great irony, you know president trump for some reason triggers this time's up movement. so that's one of the reasons i think they're so empass

state are heads of government which is more than double than the year 2000 but that's -- albright, condi rice and hillary clinton. catherine ashton and frederica -- the u.n. has not had a female secretary general. although women are more inclined towards peacemaking than men gold of my year was a tough leader of israel. steve: they have different characteristics and how they read -- lead. >> it makes quality leadership more difficult. i think the assumption that women will always be necessarily more towards peace dependency is like that i agree with you. there a number of cases of leaders. and indra gandhi was an example. university professorships you're not really taking advantage as a society or country. so i feel like it's beginning to change just by the fact that we have had three secretaries of state. are we going to elect one for president and chair of the policy committee's? i don't really know when we will but you've seen a lot of changes around the world happening. it just needs to be sped up. thank you. there will be the books over here and if anyone would like a signed book i

he listened to advisers like cheney and powell and rumsfeld and condi rice, and he followed their advice disagree with the politics, but he understood what he didn't know and he was disciplined. donald trump today is probably the most undisciplined president we've ever seen. it's what we wrestle with in the body politic. >> i want to ask you about the vice president by way of reading this quote. republican officials now see mr. pence as seeking to exercise expansive control over a political party ostensibly helmed by mr. trump tending to his own allies and interests even when the president's instincts lean in another direction. so absolute adoration and fealty publicly, but behind the scenes, anyone who knows mike pence, he's a cagey veteran politician. you've often said on this broadcast this can't be the party of trump, though you admit it probably is. is it the party of mike pence? >> it may be. brian, every single republican is trying to figure out what happens after donald trump, and that includes mike pence. my wife and i were talking tonight about churchill's comment. an appeaser

president has summoned to seppi country for talks to see if the law professor is ready for the job condi was nominated to be premier by at least two populist parties the anti-establishment five star in the far right party they're looking to form a coalition government together with conti at the helm but he's an unknown in italy and some a telly answer wondering if the country really is what he claims to be. just that the economy hasn't even taken office but controversy has erupted already the relatively unknown attorney who's supposed to head the new italian government is suspected of embellish in his resume with false qualifications for example he claims to have studied law in new york university but n.y.u. says he was never unrolled there so what do italians make of him i've never heard of him. i don't know him he's a newcomer but. gravel bit we'll just hope for the best italian presidents or has expressed skepticism about content competence the new prime minister will have to deal with the new populist coalition and its stridently anti e.u. rhetoric. european institutions have been wa

. >> or condi rice. >> did you find that?here are two very distinct points of view. certainly people like adam carolla who was disinvited or felt he was disinvited from a speech. i think that's a definite point of view that's an extension of coddling of helicopter parenting but i also think it's not as black and white. all of these issues, they're not as simple as we want them to be. i think there's also a school of thought that as schools become increasingly diverse and have a much more varied population that there needs to be a place where some of these students can feel more comfortable. and i think, you know, i hope you realize the irony of us even discovering this as five white people and discussing white privilege. you know. and i think that there's a different philosophy at northwestern, for example, marty shapiro feels you have to be comfortable to engage in uncomfortable learning. there should be a place where you can talk about things and not be judged and not be criticized and be able to, as a young person, i think

. >> condy rice who opposed the iran nuclear agreement. clinton who supported it, neither one of them is going around talking to the iranians. i hope john kerry stops. around here, i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. it was mostly water. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. i mean, i give away water for free. i'm not about to pay for it in my detergent. #1 trusted. #1 awarded it's got to be tide. and for a plant-based clean, try tide purclean but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >> john kerry is not negotiating on the part of the u.s. government. i hope people he is talking to knows that. what he is doing is inappropriate and he shouldn't be doing it. >> julie: joe lieberman with a stern rebuke to a report on john kerry saying the former secretary of state is meeting with world leaders

on mornings with maria former secretary of state condy rice had this to say about the controversy. >>able to express their views. not all of us have to think politically the same way. i said to people sometimes i've been black all my life. you don't have to tell me how to be black and so i think we need to recognize that in some ways the height of prejudice is to look at somebody and think you know what they think because of the color of their skin. >> we also have to recognize that kanye west has two albums dropping in june and other sales going on. he likes to be controversial and get out there and say things and he may have taken some medication for issues he has had. a lot going on here, bill. holly -- hollywood has a lot to talk about today. >> sandra: the showdown on the border of the migrant caravan has prompted tough talk with the governor of california. what jerry brown is saying about vice president mike pence. >> bill: the clock is running for the white house decision on the iran nuclear deal. if president trump rips it up, what happens next? >> they lied one item after the

. >> bill: condy rice giving tillerson a lot of -- >> sandra: months after a u.s.alition announces defeat of the terrorist group in the region in iraq. what happens with our troops still stationed there? >> bill: 49 questions special counsel bob mueller to president trump. possible obstruction and leaks to the media. what do the questions reveal about the ongoing investigation? peter king analyzes that coming up next. >> the treasure trove into bob mueller's thinking tells me a couple of things. it tells me they already know the answers to many of those questions. they can document the answers and they want to see if the president will tell the truth. ♪ ♪ build your next big thing to run in more places, without recoding. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. i kept putting it off...t get what was i thinking? ago. ok, mr. jones... we're all done. i told you it was easy. with life line screening, getting screened for unknown health conditions is so quick, painless and affordable, you'll wonder why you hadn't done it before. so if you're over age 50, call now

a catalogue of 2 million songs from artists you know that condi was and sam smith.ing to take advantage of streaming music services like spot of five and apple music which is filled a recovery in the industry. sony is up 8% for the year. and then there's this. prince harry in meghan markle will attend her first royal engagement as a married couple today. the brand-new duke and duchess would take part in the celebration of prince charles of wales birthday. these are the official wedding photos that we finally got to take a look at. and there's one where they are honoring harry's mother with the photo. heading out for a photograph of the same green couch for prince harry's christening back in 1984. breaking news, maria. i finally watched the royal wedding yesterday thanks to my dvr. and i agree with everything dagen said. everything she said she's right. the dress, the hair, we had a chat about it. maria: do want to tell us more? dagen: you can only be so mean. >> why do you have to be a hater? i'm predisposed to be a hater. dagen: since you clearly weren't watching t

said, though, mike, during the transition you had people like general hayden and robert gates and condyn, we understand. this guy is abnormal. we understand that he said a lot of really disturbing things. we only get one president at a time, and if you think you can serve america by going in there and trying to make a difference, you need to do that. general hayden said you put that resignation letter in the drawer, but one thing that everybody has to be reminded is, yes, there is loyalty to the president, there's also loyalty to the institution that you're serving, and sometimes you stick around to try to save the institution you're serving because, as general hayden said, we're going to need it again when this nightmare is over. >> but he canyou can be termina. >> like john kelly and everyone else who lusted over the white hou house, john kelly came to be chief of staff as a reluctant warrior after being asked time and again to take the position. he comes from a life of integrity and honor, and he chose to do that job for the country, not for the individual, to your point. >> he's got

. >> condi rice, madeleine albright, bob gates, leaders from both parties worked on his staff and it'spart of his personality and leadership? >> an anecdote is that when -- he played tennis until very late in the 2000s when he was already in his early 80s and he didn't play just to enjoy the game, he played to win. >> that's correct. >> so that's the way he also saw arguments, even around the dinner table at home and he was -- he had very little patience for half-baked arguments, was always insisting whether it would be his kids or his students that people -- make an argument, have knowledge of what you're talking about and also construct some kind of vision, some kind of argument or strategic vision. >> he always wanted me to articulate my vision at the dinner table and it often didn't end well. >> just following up with that anecdote, willie, mika's youngest daughter went to madeira and lived with the brezezinskis for a year in high school and she and her grandfather would go out and play tennis regularly almost everyday and carly would say that when they came up from the house -- fr