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d to make an impact on american society through food. first on "cbs this morning," we are excited to reveal danny meyer is the first nonchef to be honored.ake shack. his restaurants have won 28 james beard awards. happy to have him here. danny meyer is coming back to join us. welcome. >> that is so huge. >> i know this means a lot to you. what does julia child mean to you? >> imagine if you were a broadcaster and someone said you won the charlie rose award. that's kind of how i feel right now. i grew up at the time french chef tv show was on. it was a pretty heavy time. first of all, it was the first major food show i ever saw on tv. i don't think we would have the food network if it hadn't been for julia child. she made you feel good. it was a time we have political backdrop back then. it wasn't that easy with watergate and vietnam. she made you happy. she made mistakes on tv because it wasn't edited. she smiled. she made you feel empowered that you could cook, that food was really about joy and pleasure. that's what we are all about. >> part of this award, too, is a $50,000 grant to share with one of the greatest organizations of all t

d with viberzi. >>> welcome back to "morning joe." it is friday july 14th. joe and mika are off. we have mike barnicle, dannyith us also along pulitzer prize winning historian john meacham joining the conversation. and capitol hill reporter kasie hunt. in just a moment we'll go live to paris for new reporting from our white house team. we begin though with new questions this morning about what jared kushner left off his security clearance form, particularly following the revelation of that meeting with the russian attorney. now the "new york times" reports cushion ner has supplemented the list of foreign contacts three times, adding more than 100 names. based off the reporting of the "new york times" and yahoo news, the timeline goes like this, january 18, two days before the inauguration, kushner filed the form but an assistant accidentally hit send too quickly. reports say he immediately told the fbi he would amend it. but on april 6th, the "new york times" reported he had not listed any foreign contacts. on may 11th kushner filed his revised form which the fbi interviewed him about in mid may. according t