doris kerns good win remains with us. doris, you and i are now old enough to have talked about the departure of the world war ii generation from our public life and elected office. and then before you know it, here's john mccain, age 80 as we start talking about the departure of the vietnam combat veterans from roles and life. >> it's not a coincidence that is bipartisan has been diminished with the departure of these people who put mission and fought for our country. ym is a fighter as mr. trump says he's also a fighter. in the military you fight with honor. you have rules of engagement and decorum. the world war ii generation were part of what made bipartisanship work because they put loyalty to country first not to party. and if we keep losing those people without some sort of national service without more military people going into congress, we've lost something very big. >> peter baker, we're reporting nothing final here tonight. you and i both know he will be back in the corridors of the senate during his treatment.

doris kerns goodwin is staying with us for the hour. doris is staying with us. i need somebody smart in this room to answer these questions. to the hard working peter baker and kimberly atkins, thank you so much for being part of our leadoff panel. coming up the news breaking tonight on the diagnosis of senator john mccain. reaction live from capitol hill when we come back. why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. use together for two times stronger enamel. crest 3d white. whuuuuuat?rtgage offer from the bank today. you never just get one offer. go to lendingtree.com and shop multiple loan offers for free! free? yeah. could save thousands. you should probably buy me dinner. no. go to lendingtree.com for a new home loan or refinance. receive up to five free offers and choose the loan that's right for you. our average customer could lower their mon

so, matt, it seems to me like it's all doris' fault.her in the band? [laughter] >> it's all my fault. >> well, we found ourselves in an interesting scenario, to say the least. one thing he noticed when we were looking at the response is something just didn't seem to add up. on one side we were getting thousands and thousands of positive e-mails, response from people supporting us, labels, booking agents, all that. and on the other side, we didn't receive one single e-mail from somebody who had an actual grievance or wanted clarification or justification for anything we said. so from that we sort of realized it wasn't genuine outrage, but more of a manufactured outrage that was borne out of the political correctness, peer pressure and the virtue signaling that you see on social media. >> yeah. and we didn't really even say anything that controversial. i mean, who wouldn't want criminal deported? i don't know of one person who would want to wake up and say, oh, i'm so glad there's a bunch of criminals. [laughter] it's not that controversi

doris day. musical. for me that was the world.t was what we would be even though there were no black faces on the screen or when they were they were suffrages. but somehow it was the view of the world. the dominant cinema. everywhere in the world. and when i went to congo year to rejoin my father who had left one year before, i really thought that in the tarmac i would see a lot of african is people laughing, and chanting and thinking it would be a remake of "tarzan" and of course that was not the case. those moments where you feel there's something wrong about the image of the world, the way they are giving it to you. i was of course very young. i didn't know what words to put in that. but i felt une uneasy. because i was confronting a wall. something i had no explanation for. and it took a few years more when i started having a ambivalent relationship with dominant cinema, which is basically american cinema. and baldwin is the first one to give me some sort of structure in order to understand what's going on and that film is not

so, matt, it seems to me like it's all doris' fault.p her in the band? [laughter] >> it's all my fault. >> well, we found ourselves in an interesting scenario, to say the least. one thing he noticed when we were looking at the response is something just didn't seem to add up. on one side we were getting thousands and thousands of positive e-mails, response from people supporting us, labels, booking agents, all that. and on the other side, we didn't receive one single e-mail from somebody who had an actual grievance or wanted clarification or justification for anything we said. so from that we sort of realized it wasn't genuine outrage, but more of a manufactured outrage that was borne out of the political correctness, peer pressure and the virtue signaling that you see on social media. >> yeah. and we didn't really even say anything that controversial. i mean, who wouldn't want criminal deported? i don't know of one person who would want to wake up and say, oh, i'm so glad there's a bunch of criminals. [laughter] it's not that controver

doris kearns goodwin, a great read of history. kind of bind us all.e have a lot more coming up, we're talking about people, maybe not of that mindset, on the left and right, protests are building on capitol hill including those saying republicans and democrats are both, both screwing up. and you know the drill, police drag them out of the capitol. (woman) when you have type 2 diabetes, there's a moment of truth. and now with victoza®, a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injectable. the one i used to take. victoza® lowers blood sugar in three ways. and while it isn't for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. non-insulin victoza® comes in a pen and is taken once a day. (announcer) victoza® is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take victoza® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyro

doris payne was busted monday at a wal-mart in georgia, charged with taking $80 of items from a pharmacy. she was on probation, and wearing an stealing a necklace last december. she's even been the subject of a documentary. the life and crimes of doris payne. >>> a young girl just celebrated her 10th birthday in a very special way. this year, she decided to think of others, instead of herself. inspired by video, she saw online, lila came up with the idea to do ten random acts of kindness. so she and her mom went around friendswood texas. >> we gave donuts to police officers, and also left positive, and happy notes on people's windshield wipers. i paid for somebody's food. it's not always about getting presents. it's always about giving presents. >> she also delivered stuffed animals to kids at texas chilen to the local library. >> her mom says lila is one of the very special children who want to help take care of others. >>> you've probably heard of cat yoga, or doga. that's yoga with dogs. bending, and holding poses with farm animals. what's going on at the little goat farm at the lake.

but we met doris -- >> stephen: who is wonderful. >> yes, and she was so lovely, and we said, "doris, like, "not a chance. not a country that, you know, is built on slavery, but has elected obama. our country is not-- is not going to vote for that guy." ( laughter ) >> stephen: i've always said she does not know what she's talking about. ( laughter ) >> she's an idiot. she's an idiot. >> stephen: yeah. apologies to doris kearns goodwin, obviously, but dumb, dumb lady. >> she has, like, studied all of it, and knows the patterns. and i think there was a glitch in the system. because when she said it i believed that she was right. >> stephen: so, "broad city" season four starts when? starts august? >> yes. >> stephen: august of this year? >> yup. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you guys made a little bit of political comedy news in the last couple of days because you're doing something special this season with-- well, with our president. what is it? >> yes. we are bleeping his last name, "president bleep." he gets enough air time as it is, and, you know, it's-- in the world, it would

me for insight and analysis are nbc news special correspondent tom brokaw, presidential historian, doris kearns goodwin. former head of the american conservative union al cardenas and danielle pletka of the american enterprise institute. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. to those who remember watergate, the seminal moment may have been when white house counsel john dean said he told president nixon there was a cancer on the presidency. this appears to be the week that the russia story has metastasized. the gap between the original story donald trump jr. told and what we have learned to be the truth grows by the day and with each new piece of evidence, the white house is forced to revise and extend its remarks. in one week we move from the white house and trump junior denying ever having met with russians through a series of concessions and evolving explanations offered only after reporters uncovered new facts to where we are now, that trump junior, jared kushner, paul manafo manafort, an interpreter, a lawyer and maybe others met at trump tower to discuss

when we knew doris roberts and peter boyle were going to play our parents, it was very, very excitingand doris came from theater and television, and peter was a movie star in his own right. i remember when ray looked at me and he goes, hey, you know, this is going to work out great because peter is young frankenstein and you can easily be his son. and then we met them and it was just, both of them were incredible. we all had a different type and way of working and dynamic, and ray and i came from stand-up and different actors, so we all brought something to it. but we learned a lot from peter and doris, and of course patty was amazing. >> as we know, the '90s don't seem to go away. they were even rehashed in the 2016 election. why do you think people keep going back to that decade? >> personally for me it was pretty much of a blur, so -- i'm still working on getting over the '90s. but there was a lot of change going on, i think, and politically, you know, looking at our political situation right now, i'm ready to go back to the '90s, i think. but there was a lot of change going on. i

former head of the american conservative union, al cardenas, doris kearns goodwin, danielle pletka andial correspondent tom brokaw. i want to sort of seed this conversation with this. following a little comp that we put together that now seems totally inoperative when it comes to the russians and president trump. here it is. >> during the election -- >> no. nobody that i know of. >> so you're not aware of any contacts during the course of the election? >> how many times do i have to answer this question. >> can you just say yes or no on it? >> well, i think the whole concept of it. there is no collusion and everybody has said, and i think you will admit that, there is no collusion between me and >> there is no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can always speak for myself and the russians. zero. >> tom brokaw, we don't have the answer yet on collusion. but there's -- now we have a piece of evidence that is the there is there potentially. >> and as he continued to say that in public, i wondered what his son was thinking at the time or paul manafort was thinking at

former head of the american conservative union, al cardenas, doris kearns goodwin, danielle pletka andcorrespondent tom brokaw. i want to sort of seed this conversation with this. following a little comp that we put together that now seems totally inoperative when it comes to the russians and president trump. here it is. >> during the election -- >> no. nobody that i know of. >> so you're not aware of any contacts during the course of the election? >> how many times do i have to answer this question. >> can you just say yes or no on it? >> well, i think the whole concept of it. there is no collusion and everybody has said, and i think you will admit that, there is no collusion between me and my campaign and the russians. >> there is no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can always speak for myself and the russians. zero. >> tom brokaw, we don't have the answer yet on collusion. but there's -- now we have a piece of evidence that is the there is there potentially. >> and as he continued to say that in public, i wondered what his son was thinking at the time or pau

joining me for inside analysis are tom brokaw, presidential historians doris goodwin and al calnen calnenas. welcome to sunday, this is "meet the press." >> good sunday morning. to those who remember watergate, john dean told president nixon there was a cancel on the president. the russia's story has been p pesticides. the gap between what donald trump jr. , told and what we learned of the truth. in one week we moved from the white house to trump jr. denying having met with russians through a series of concessions involving explanations only after reporters uncovered new facts. trump jr. and manafort and the russians. is there more? >> was there collusion? aiding and abetting. simple researches that president trump was playing? was it illegal? to be sure, there are many unanswered questions. here is what we know right now. trump's team is opened to get information from russian and willing to cover them. >> as far as my son is concerned, my son is a wonderful young man. >> over the course of seven days a series of statements. story number one, there were no contacts with russians and the put

scaramucci and again, sean spicer being one of his top allies in the west wing >> the democrats trying to dory branding trying to finding some way to beat the gop. they haven't had any luck, the presidential election the five elections, they said this is our hope for building future success. >> better jobs, wages, better future. a better deal is founded on strong values that we share, strong values, fueled by fresh ideas. >> democrats are in need of a new sell because it's not just the presidential election they've lost in recent years. dnc chair tom perez on the set backs the party has seen >> when you look back at the last ten years, we've lost roughly 900 seats in state legislatures, we had 60 democrats in the senate with brooke took office. we have 48 now. we had 30 or so governors in 09. we're in the teens now. >> so not good times. even though democrats are trying to move forward, there's new headline involving the old dnc chair. 'r computer hard drives from the home of long time ita florida congress woman deb wasserman-schultz. is he worked for schultz. says the fbi and florida capitol

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. >> civil rights veteran and bond friend dory ladder in was there with letter grandson. >> what do you want him to know when he grows up? >> i want him a free black man an he's able to move in and out of different circles unencumbered and to not be afraid. >> bond's widow explained the raceman was a historic reference. he use today to emphasize he fought for equality for african americans. in the district, tom is herwood, news 4. >> had a chance to talk to julian bond a few years before i died. a great man. >>> that's all for news 4 this week. i'm chris lawrence. we're getting you ready for the 4th of july with video from the past fireworks shows on the national mall. thanks for joining us. have a great week. ♪ >>> now on "news 4 today," a firefighter hurt in a rooftop blaze. the d.c. row house up in flames and a family is now without a home. >> all right. listen up. we're talking from schools to police and a whole lot more. we're doing to walk you through the new local laws now in effect that you've got to follow. >>> this holiday weekend you'll be feeling the heat. form team 4 a majo

aunt dori is funny.t dorrie, she tells it how it is, and she never takes sides, and i appreciate that. it means a lot to get the truth out of somebody, not just what you hear. so that's why i like her, a lot. i love my aunt. what's up, aunt dori. >> hey, baby. how are you? >> good, good, good. how's everything? >> good. good. >> how are you doing? >> i want to say he's a poop head. i don't think he's vicious, i don't think he's mean. i don't think he thinks. we always hoped he would grow out of whatever was happening to him, and he just never did. did you get the books that your mom, i think, brought you? >> "game of thrones." >> "twilight" and stuff? good, i just put $40 in your commissary. >> thanks. >> i didn't know good you had any. >> i had a little bit. thank you. thank you. >> he needs something. not a break. he's had many breaks. he needs some help. that's how i feel. that's how i hope the rest feel. >> i talked to walter on friday. >> what happened? what did he say? >> he's leaning more to the 6

. >> civil rights veteran and bond friend dory ladder in was there with letter grandson. >> what do yout him to know when he grows up? >> i want him a free black man an he's able to move in and out of different circles unencumbered and to not be afraid. >> bond's widow explained the raceman was a historic reference. he use today to emphasize he fought for equality for african americans. in the district, tom is herwood, news 4. >> had a chance to talk to julian bond a few years before i died. a great man. >>> that's all for news 4 this week. i'm chris lawrence. we're getting you ready for the 4th of july with video from the past fireworks shows on the national mall. thanks for joining us. have a great week. ♪ announcer: the following program is sponsored by operation smile. every year, hundreds of thousands of children are born with cleft lip and or cleft palate. >> dr. bill magee: why should any child, anywhere on this planet, have to live a life of misery. >> kathy majette: a lot of people think that children that are born with these deformities are cursed. just imagine a life alone, t

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and so so there has to be some order only have to do with doris the why do you love to kill people if the surrender peacefully both of their hands up in be a load of to kill them because they can build a case against them some time not so was a point. just glued to your invite big piece of what murder when you out the good is to watch him of the surly doubt. and then when he does not. want to be arrested. if this if i kill him. can we address the less of it reports of the vigilant saves and the secret death squads connected to the police is there any truth to those claims of. i don't have to kill a little old to be vigilant even if they want to kill them i would not have the time to do it. so i thought some of the leaders of both groups you have some program would it be said villainess is an inquiry. there to be ridiculous do need what do you do with. the notice the police on this issue are being heard only three four or five. years. and you are up there so do the libya with himself. and the jails ourself a crowd that's suffering enough just all and that is censors. it's not just dete

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stephens i missed doris at the de escalation of the conflict in southwest in syria should be a stage on the hearth to a nationwide truce. an investigation into allegations of money laundering by the pack stoney prime minister nawaz sharif. about a big difference between his family's stick cladding come and that actual wealth. she reached up strongly denied any wrongdoing. the investigation was triggered by the panama paid this late last year. a judge at the high court in london says on thursday and we consider the case of charlie gone. terminally ill baby who's been offered treatment here in the united states. the eleven month old boy has a rare disease and is being kept alive on a ventilator. johnny's parents want the judge to evaluate a new experimental treatment. president thompson says he's willing to discuss with the senate intelligence committee details of his meeting with the russian low ebb during last year's election campaign. the group's leading democrat says he would absolutely like such a chant. donald trump junior met the pass and who's believed to have links to the crim

and this man lost his wife doris. >> that's not going to bring my wife back. you know?god. you know? what are his -- i'm not going to kel him in rot in jail. i go toe church. i ask god for for giveness. >> reporter: goh pleaded no contest. went to krn and administrator and instead shot a receptionist and classmates before fleeing. the

alternatives are single payer health care is more popular than ever and i just wanted to biggest and doris but yet former vice president al gore let's roll. with me for that i had trouble our marc anthony with the movement for black lives and scott greer deputy editor of the daily caller thank you both for being here with us tonight. it's great having you having me thank you my pleasure so during an appearance in new york city this week to promote his new climate change documentary former president al gore and vice president al gore said he supports single payer health care the private sector has not shown any ability to provide good excessive and affordable health care for all i believe for example we ought to have a single payer health care so where was the media coverage on this if some former republican vice president or president had come out in favor of trump care there would have been wall to wall car. bridge mark. yeah you know i think we're in a moment we're seeing that plan and the ministration right now on health care of their health care falling apart and i also think we're als

but she didnt take what you might expect. 86-year old doris payne is famous for lifting jewelry...this time payne was busted for simply walking out of an atlanta walmart without paying. payne has been arrested on multiple occasions over that last six decades. she has stolen nearly 2 million dollars worth of jewelry. payne is also the subject of a netflix documentary that chronicles her crimes. in sports... the giants and a's both at home... we will check in on them...... and a former n-f-l quarterback says colin kaepernick should cut his hair?... gary has that story... and all the sports... coming up u-s student loan debt now totals $1.3 trillion dollars -- and more than 17 million homes sit vacant across the country. ohio congresswoman marcy kaptur says those two trends are connected: kaptur on the floor: "student debt is prohibiting millions and millions from buying their first home." that's why kaptur wants to launch a pilot program in ohio to combine some student loans and mortgages. she says the program would start with college grads who have good credit, and have been making

imagine that you are doris walker's innocent frightened african-american worker on maternity leave, just sworn in and joe mccarthy's first words to you our let me say this. we have information of communist party membership on your part. i still get a cold chill when i read the transcript. however, eisenhower was active high and the scenes. about the same time that david shyne got his draft notice, ike called ike seton in nebraska. this family coming from in hot, the town down the road they considered kind of the suburb of manhattan. anyway. manhattan just down the road from eisenhower. his father had been a secretary to senator joseph bristow who have endorsed ike's application to west point. in 1837, fred moved to nebraska to become the publisher of the hastings daily tribune. at honda republican senator in 1851, the governor appointed seton to that seat for just a year. in the senate, developed a relationship with joe mccarthy so july 1953, ike called him and asked him to take a redesigned assistant secretary position in the defense department. he would service the pentagon liaison wit

paul ryan is making it sound like it is hunky-dory right now.he republicans are united on the type of tax cuts they are going to get. always make it a sound like it's not going to be the same. it's been derailed by the healthcare. the congressional leaders are now in the middle of negotiations over detailed tax cut plan. it could come as early as august. they would like to get the details that's what's going to be argued about. in those details basically surround from what we understand the size of the corporate tax cut. some trump economic advisers are pushing for opening them. from 16 percent. the others known as the big six leaders. they are saying a bit bring it up. to bring it to 25%. and those big six leaders our paul ryan, kevin brady. mitch mcconnell. and orrin hatch all major players. on the budget issues. that's where the rubber meets the road here. they want to get the plane out. there is a fight inside the trump advisors. we've to stick to our guns and make a 15% corporate tax. from 15 to 35%. that something the markets would love. t

rosemary dÍaz admires the many wedding dresses to choose from at dory anne veil's bridle salon in castrohe racks and finding a dress she had fallen in love with but forgotten about. >> i have to try it on. >> reporter: the dress was all white satin with embroideries and beads in front and a train we promised the bride we would not show. it was a dress from alfred angelo. excited, she ordered one in her size. little did she know that same company would file for bankruptcy just a few weeks later. the prospect of losing her dream dress overwhelmed her with emotion. >> when you find that perfect dress and then all your worries are gone after you find that dress, and i am going to get emotional because that day when i found mine i felt like it was the perfect dress. so to have to start all over again. >> reporter: the salon has been fielded inquiries from brides across the country. deb debra has contacted shops concord by facebook. many of the customers purchased dresses directly from the alfred angelo store. >> their dresses might be held hostage in a store and they're not releasing them. >>

>> great disruptor, twitter. 30 seconds left for this one my big thing, unfortunately despite jack dory, whsey said earlier, no trump effect where is the money >> nowhere that's the problem what flummoxed me is the earnings call. management could not answer that question there's a reason -- someone asked why haven't monthly active users grown? we don't know. but daily active users are growing, and they did not disclose that number which is a concern for investors. i think that's why you saw the fall of shares >> the dow, the wow. that's it for the show thank you for your help this week it's been a pleasure working with you we'll take a break here. we'll go to u.s. programming "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. if you're in europe and you have gotten near the end of your day, have a lovely weekend. we'll see you monday for free! free? yeah. could save thousands. you should probably buy me dinner. no. go to lendingtree.com for a new home loan or refinance. receive up to five free offers and choose the loan that's right for you. our average customer could lower their monthly bills by

. >> this man lost his wife doris. as other family members left the courthouse many felt the sentencing did little to lessen their pain. holding an ipad with pictures of her mother judith, she was in the courtroom as the judge imposed seven life sentences on this man seen here shortly after the school massacre. family members of the seven victims were allowed to address the court. michael howey called him a coward and said "you deserve everything coming to you and i hope you rot in prison." >> i'm not going to tell him to rot in jail. i go to church. i ask god for forgiveness. i think i should be able to forgive myself. >> in order to -- he pleaded no contest to all charges. he told police that he had gone to ikos to confront an administrator. he instead ended up shooting a receptionist and classmates before fleeing. the public defender said that he was very, very sorry and will carry the shame forever. for years, he was not deemed competent to stand trial. after being treated in a mental hospital, in may he pleaded no

"hello my name is doris" which sally field starred in. funny and thee tone.t as soon as we talked about doing this i thought i could do this and have known them for a long time area then i'm happy not to do it. if i think it will work without me, i am happy to sit home. >> judd was really passionate, hands-on, really involved. at every stage, which for someone as busy -- it was great. it was amazing. you have someone who has a lot of experience and success. it helps we talked about the movie thing. the process of screening the movie and getting the feedback from the audience. and i feel like judd has a lot to tweakise about how the edit to make the audience. you could speak to that but for me it was an amazing to go through, getting feedback and knowing how to take what you have learned and apply it to the edit. judd: tv, it's fun you never have to go through that. "love" onshow called netflix. we just edit it, we are done. it's very pure, it's just your opinion of watching your show. when you are doing a movie, for hundreds of people, you need them to make n

rosemary dÍaz admires the many wedding dresses to choose from at dory anne veil's bridle salon in castro she had fallen in love with but forgotten about. >> i have to try it on. >> reporter: the dress was all white satin with embroideries and beads in front and a train we promised the bride we would not show. it was a dress from alfred angelo. excited, she ordered one in her size. little did she know that same company would file for bankruptcy just a few weeks later. the prospect of losing her dream dress overwhelmed her with emotion. >> when you find that perfect dress and then all your worries are gone after you find that dress, and i am going to get emotional because that day when i found mine i felt like it was the perfect dress. so to have to start all over again. >> reporter: the salon has been fielded inquiries from brides across the country. deb debra has contacted shops concord by facebook. many of the customers purchased dresses directly from the alfred angelo store. >> their dresses might be held hostage in a store and they're not releasing them. >> reporter: debra has done he

and this man lost his wife doris. >> that's not going to bring my wife back. you know? like i said, it is between him and his god. you know? what are his -- i'm not going to kel him in rot in jail. i go toe church. i ask god for for giveness. >> reporter: goh pleaded no contest. went to krn and administrator and instead shot a receptionist and classmates before fleeing. the public defender said goh was very, very sorry and will carry the shame forever. for years goh was not deemed competent to stand trial. after being treated in a mental hospital in may he pleaded no contest. >> for so long i was always afraid, what if this never, never got a trial or this would never come to an end. i'm glad it's finally come to an end. >> reporter: other family members agreed today's sentencing did little to lessen their pain. in oakland, for abc7 news. >>> a trial date for the man accused of killing kate steinle could be set as early as next friday. >> today's defendant's attorneys say they may not be able to call an important witness in the case. the bureau of land management agent

. >> this man lost his wife doris. as other family members left the courthouse many felt the sentencing did little to lessen their pain. holding an ipad with pictures of her mother judith, she was in the courtroom as the judge imposed seven life sentences on this man seen here shortly after the school massacre. family members of the seven victims were allowed to address the court. michael howey called him a coward and said "you deserve everything coming to you and i hope you rot in prison." >> i'm not going to tell him to rot in jail. i go to church. i ask god for forgiveness. i think i should be able to forgive myself. >> in order to -- he pleaded no contest to all charges. he told police that he had gone to ikos to confront an administrator. he instead ended up shooting a receptionist and classmates before fleeing. the public defender said that he was very, very sorry and will carry the shame forever. for years, he was not deemed competent to stand trial. after being treated in a mental hospital, in may he pleaded no

he will get the economy rolling everything will be hunky-dory, can be crazy as he wants.f that is such a slam-dunk this year. >> i just tell you if we get the corporate tax cut we're all good. the second line of thought, pretty smart people are republicans, that support candidates, they say, i don't know how much more i can deal with this sort of stuff. because that interview today, with the "times," was so nutty. neil: if i'm jeff sessions i resign today. i would. >> i don't know why you need the job? why would you work for a boss like this? neil: no job is worth demeaning grief. >> i know donald trump. i like him. i don't know if i can take like that. neil: by the way, presidents are free, they have been of both parties free to rip their top lieutenants and their staff members. >> have you ever heard it like this though? neil: never, never. if they do it in private, some presidents who had very calm demeanor we're told privately had quite a nasty temper, bill clinton comes to mind, jfk comes to mind. >> of course. neil: there are rare moments ronald reagan would show hi

. >>> an elderly woman has been arrested again for stealing. 86-year-old doris payne was arrested monday in atlanta. police say she tried to shoplift around $80 worth of items from walmart. get out of jail. when she was arrested, payne was already wearing an ankle monitor. she is an international infamous jewel thief whose life of crime spans decades. >> oh, no. >> wow. >>> well, turning to the weather, a withering day. sounds like it's going to be, sheena. >> my hair is completely -- >> yeah, basically. i'm sure the flowers are going to be feeling it. they're going to be wilting a little bit this afternoon. it's going to be really hot. it's already really hot. >> already, right. >> it already feels like close to 100 degrees outside. that was the 11:00 a.m. update. we still have the afternoon to go through, which is the hottest time of the day. not to make it sound bad, but if you're at a pool, well, that's going to be nice and refreshing. feeling around 100 degrees today. now we have a weather alert tomorrow and friday. expecting the heat but it's going to be a little bit more intense,