david mason's campaign succeeded in increasing by 6 times the drug companies' original offer to the parents i did pay a heavy price. but. if i hadn't paid the price the synod of my does wouldn't have got the compensation when they got the compensation so i think it was one. of the little riders were becoming to me just. now the north riding school and by the time he was a teenager he seemed to fit right in. as far as the whole senior school has been i think that's the most important part is being accepted by people if you're not accepted there won't be. worse anything it was about acceptance totally and it was about asking 2 or 3 girls out on dates to which i heard are you kidding i want to date just like any 16 year old but i didn't have that good fortune and of course i used to blame it on the girls and maybe it was part only them but i know it was mostly me i thought and i was going to have to be a 9 i didn't think that i was going to go on dates i didn't know what was going to happen and that that's not how it happened i had a great high school run i mean you know i had a lot of fun my

out only if all parents agreed to the lifetime of 5 families refuse the offer they were led by david mason and wealthy london art dealer and father of louise there i came under tremendous pressure i received threats on my life i had a police guard for a period of time i had anonymous phone calls i hadn't none of those letters. you know threats from parents her father as well publicised opposition to the compensation created problems for louise at her care institution up until then i was not one of the crowd but after that i was picked on and that's when i felt like i was alone in a amongst a crowd luisa skate the hostility of our classmates when her father took her out to participate in publicise the events for his campaign i was used as a as opposed to go not only because i was his daughter because i had the extremes of the disability unfortunately i had great impact. david mason's campaign succeeded in increasing by 6 times the drug companies' original offer to the parents i did pay a heavy price personally but. if i had a pipe that price the thalidomide is wouldn't have got the compensa

say that certainly some senators would like to just get this done quickly and move on. >> jeff mason, david swerdlick, thank you both for being on the program today. >> thanks, martin. >>> and next, rudy giuliani, he's doubling down as he pushes for dirt on the bidens, but could his crusade across ukraine lead to criminal charges back here? the potential legal jeopardy. we'll talk about that next. >>> we're just days away from a historic full house vote on the impeachment of president trump. one of the central figures in the ukraine scandal isn't shying away from the spotlight. we're just learning that rudy giuliani met with the president during a visit to the white house yesterday. that meeting follows his trip to ukraine this week aimed at digging up dirt on the bidens. joining me now is harry litman, a former u.s. attorney and contributing columnist for "the washington post." good to see you. >> you too, martin, thanks for having me. >> what do you make of guiliani pressing ahead on the very same issue that has pruesident trump on the verge of being impeached. >> it's remarkable and ther

david de gea in the build up. but united made sure of a point, mason greenwood with his eighth goal of the season, 13 minutes fromime for a 1—1 draw. they've made me look good, the players have been tremendous to me, they have supported me, as have all the staff, and i've put my shift in. how difficult was today, you've been short of key players from last week, and others injured? yes, we've had a lot of injuries and sickness, you just have to get on with it. i think the players who came in were mindful. spurs snatched the three points at molineux with a late header from jan vertonghen to give them a 2—1win over wolves. the victory means tottenham are up to fifth, three points behind chelsea, who they play next weekend. celtic remain two points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after beating hibs 2—0. trying to keep pace with them are rangers who moved on from last week's league cup defeat to celtic by easing past motherwell 2—0 at fir park.

david de gea in the build up. but united made sure of a point — mason greenwood with his eighth goal of the season — 13 minutes fromolineux with a late header from a jan vertonghen header to give them a 2—1win over wolsves. the victory means tottenham are now in fifth place, three points behind chelsea, who are their opponents next weekend. arsenal's game against macnehster city kicks off at 11.30. arsenal women will finish the year at the top of the super league after beating everton 3—1. vivianne miedema scored twice, taking her tally for the calendar year to an incredible 53 goals but the victory was tainted by an injury to england's beth mead. arsenal are three points clear of manchester city in second. that's after city thrashed brighton 5—0 at home and chelsea could only draw at liverpool. there were five different scorers for city including england captain steph houghton, ellen white and georgia stanway but the pick of the goals was the final one from pauline bremer. rangers are temporarily top of the scottish premiership after beating motherwell 2—0 at fir park. rangers bounced back from losing their last d

masons. "the washington post" led to five questions about president trump's use of undocumented workers. joining me is davidahrenthold from "the washington post" and msnbc analyst. david has given his very deft style, the co-author of this style. welcome, david. i want to run through five questions you lay out. we'll try to get the most in the time we have. first up, how many trump businesses employed undocumented workers and for how long? >> we know of at least 11, and that includes a number of golf courses that employed undocumented workers as house keepers, groundskeepers, and also includes a number of places that were literally built by undocumented workers. the president's summer white house at bedminster, and member of the clubs employed as stone masons, construction workers, mar-a-lago, the d.c. hotel. the place we focused on the -- most in the story was bedminster because trump lives there so much of the year. we talked to two undocumented women who were house keepers and were as close to trump in that environment as members of his family. they were in his bedroom, bathroom, and dealt with the minut