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"special report" is up next. >> bret: granny's a hottie.er at general motors, republicans try to clinch the last senate seat available in the midterm elections and three american service members die in a bombing in afghanistan. what is next in afghanistan? this is "special report" ." ♪ good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. president trump is fuming over the announcement of general motors that it will cut jobs and close f

eve rybody's granny has form of macular degeneration. everybody's granny has got it.e same. i'm now down to about 3%. i can make that go a long way. when you arrived in turkey, you are shocked to realise that what had become normal for you, having a guide dog, having that kind of support, wasn't really a thing in that country. guide dogs have been so that country. guide dogs have been so much a part of british life that we do take it for granted. because people haven't had experience of guide dogs, every time i wanted to go to guide dogs, every time i wanted to gotoa guide dogs, every time i wanted to go to a shop or a restaurant or cafe, there was a conversation to be had. people were baffled as to why this strange woman wanted to take a dog the concert. because there was a lot of media attention on us in on staff. very quickly the word spread about the wonderfuljob guide dogs do. actually people became more and more interested in the story. i think people, we had just picked the right to be there. turkey was ready to this. it was just such a privilege to have the op

that was called the granny dressed. what mrs. nixon did was work with designers in taking different motives from those granny dresses, which evoked a little bit more of a rustic, natural feel, and adapted it to her own style. of course, she was first lady so she could not appear in -- at receptions in a gunnysack dress, but she did adapt it. it looked quite flattering on her, i think. she was also a first lady, unusual from all of her predecessors, and that she literally touched people. when pat nixon went along a rope line, she did not merely shake hands. she hugged people, kissed people, she was very figures -- physically demonstrative. what this led to was her asking designers to begin making dresses with large pocket -- pockets, because many people gave her letters or notes for her or the president. she did not want an intermediary editing them out or not giving them to her. i think the guiding principle of pat nixon as first lady is this idea of serving the people. she, in every way -- and it was subtle, but you begin to see

so they -- and i'm granny because my daughter, that was her granny.> we want to talk about "nobody's fool." your new movie where you play a mother but you play tiffany haddish's mother. >> i'm tika sumpter so mother. >> how is it working with those two. >> well, you know, both of them are out there. you know, and to get to play with tiffany was great. but to play with tika was also great because we don't really know her for being funny and she's funny in this movie but you also -- you always -- eyes are sort of tearing up because i never -- i didn't realize people still got catfished and i didn't understand how that's possible. it's like why are you still sending the printss -- prince from africa money? i feel like everybody knows that. but, no, they don't. so this is really about catfishing and making the decision about who you really are and whether the list you've made about the perfect person is reflection of your perfection as well. >> and not only that, tiffany's character is trying to help her sister out. >> yes. >> then she goes to visit mom.

"special report" is up next. >> bret: granny's a hottie. president trump shows his anger at general motors, republicans try to clinch the last senate seat available in the midterm elections and three american service members die in a bombing in afghanistan. what is next in afghanistan? this is "special report" ." ♪ good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. president trump is fuming over the announcement of general motors that it will cut jobs and close factories here in the u.s. the president is threatening serious repercussions, it's already affecting the bottom line for gm. susan lee joins us from new york or what exactly the president is tweeting he might do. >> there's a lot of disappointment and even anger. >> frustration that was expressed clearly in the white house press briefing. president trump tweeting "very disappointed with general motors and their ceo for closing plants in ohio, michigan, and maryland. nothing being close in mexico in china. the u.s. saved general motors and this is the thanks that we get. we are loo

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everybody is going to be in great detail. >> jesse: when republicans push granny over the cliff?reg selfie up there somewhere? must have sent something in. >> greg: oh, yeah. that's what i see when i look in the mirror bill hemmer. >> jesse: much better lookingy, dana. >> dan: i don' >> dana: i didn't know how many selfies i had on my phone. >> jesse: that's a good selfie. >> dana: looks like rachel mamaddow. counts selfies turn around and take of another person. >> maria: selfie people think of just being you, right? >> jesse: look at that selfie. you were very selfie involved. >> maria: that counts as a selfie even though my husband is in it. i think it's a technical glitch. >> tammy: i have two on my phone. it makes me nervous. i joined instagram and makes me nervous to put personal things on there. i want to keep it nonpolitical. >> jesse: you are very hip. are you on snapchat, too? >> tammy: no, i am not. my favorite is grumpy cat. [laughter] >> jesse: that was in the morning. >> dana: you gave that to them? >> jesse: i didn't have a lot of selfies. dana, it will surprise yo

in eight hundred seventy shaikh mohammed a granny a tribal leader from the east of algeria resisted the french for a year no no no. colored men are a bit unlit he told me india helping one hundred the morani he. was helping one hundred in the colony lease. west. the shop he had to admit that meant that the be burned from. the ship had many of. them had dead. has. he had stock about as alec. has had. and he testicle binion is to marry most of his eighty. well jihad. in her deal of the rule. has. been in the his medical policy because that's. the sort of talk to several. of his he. hasn't from me. but i. could not hold out against the full force of the french. who was killed in battle and i had that was arrested and died in prison. with all the leaders of the revolt including his brother and i had two sons mohammedan aziz was shipped with hundreds of other resistance fighters to new caledonia in eight hundred seventy three france reportedly exiled two thousand one hundred and six algerians in the last quarter of the nineteenth century. a little hope will come of be honest a month out and

granny did return to algeria after thirty years in new caledonia but died only a year later. and muhammad ali how does however both escape the island a few years after being deported. but mohamed died in mecca while as these died in paris trying to make his way back to algeria. his remains were returned to his home country for burial.

right with you and does a lazy thong spread that message louder and clear than a regular old pair of granny panties or is it not up to a piece of cloth to express consent for a woman a recent court case in ireland has fired up this conversation after a pair of underwear was presented as evidence at a rape trial in the city of cork a twenty seven year old man was accused of rape by a seventeen year old woman he said she had consented she said she didn't the man's lawyer had a one point use the woman's choice of underwear as proof of her intent that's the evidence of the possibility that she was attracted to the defendant and was open to meeting someone and being with someone you have to look at the way she was dressed she was wearing a thong with a lace front. the defendant was unanimously acquitted by the jury protesters took to the streets in several irish cities over the lawyers stunt demanding an end to victim blaming in court but i don't. think so yes i mean. the whole long as you're a open public in protest as well as police stood on the steps of the courthouse where the trial took pla

she's more run more granny which she's in charge of. european foreign affairs . asked for. a better way to deploy european our armies told were eastern europe which is. to be against russia. and the next week nato command at a nato created a new command to help. you know easiest way armies and tanks into eastern europe become the their request what to do european so-called army. wants is exactly what the not all wants which means what the united states want there is no difference of course every country has defense but. there are more and more by the request of the under not to flag and this is terrible for as a country like france because we are the last ones that. have real. silver in defense and of course we have our own nuclear weapons but more and more with the decision we are more and more under a nato flag. and speaking with georgia is more of a spokesperson for the friends and thank you. and finally this hour our sister channel r.t. arabic has obtained documents that detail money and rewards paid by islamic state to its fighters for example two hundred dollars for t

actually for the last seventeen years it used to be american territory that american promise that granny. ability jobs prosperity after seventeen years look author situation of the taliban control about fourteen district and they are active in more than seventy five percent of the of gannett directories and the american actually come out decide what to do with afghanistan there are that out there here maybe the question will give them you know. helping and we don't know yet ok but just finally why did why did fifteen thousand british servicemen and women die or wounded since during those seventeen years sure we have ever been there where the american goes the british full of them there is no independent policy is there is no independent strategy there is no independent government they cannot say no to united states this is the problem so. how many people belong. you know a thousand people are going to stand there are still involved what they are going to achieve in afghanistan this is the biggest question and daughter is going to answer this ok taliban there are afghani people you know w

for the new found when they go granny you will rue version and remember those are more numbers you're going to sit . and i shouted what is with them on the bus going to hide behind and i. can never learned. to write in and i was really rather like. on the other rigs. my one cure your mom or your environment here. is going to. go to a new low. and i'm going to come along the rest of i will not only get there when i get through. her i'll write it. to you in the end already. by golly the result was i don't know if i can. i'm a bit of back and. i have energy is just going to. only it is not a good. one is a very bad day. and going on and on about my full of this i don't know. that i'm alive oh oh oh oh oh oh you. mean you know when i'm on your answer. there's no monologue i'm of it in the moment were blown out of reading and writing to me and i'm sure yeah i'm not like i do with so many different ideas from charlotte i mean it didn't organize. i thought that over the moon. it was only fun. and in fact the thing out of the vision was for me. to show my own ambition they got to a point i di

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. >> there is granny smith apples i looked it up. the crust quick. >> the already made crust at the grocery store in the dairy section roll it out and flip it together. >> the whole idea behind this every october 19 on my birthday my wife says you want your mont blanc pot roast? i say absolutely and the german chocolate cake which is true because when she makes that for me it takes me back to when i am five years old and everything is beautiful everybody has a happy food you probably have a happy food. >> just my mom in the kitchen watching her cook. but i love this. but this peak on pie is out of the world. >> that is sarah huckabee sanders made for the press corps last year they thought she used a stock picture but she told me the reason that makes her happy because she always makes it at thanksgiving and christmas for her family. >> it is a happyfa memory but there is all kinds of stuff in here. do you cook quick. >> all the time. >> when i was nine years old i want a blue ribbon at the kansas state fair for thehe chocolate chip c

racist, sexist, homophobic, dirty air, kill children enter granny over the cliff.ow it's responsible for terrorism or some not that sends bombs to innocent people. >> one of the things that was so startling that came out just today was 60% of the country feels like the media is dividing the country and only 17% thinks they actually do anything to bring people together. yet, they continue to try to place the blame on the president. it's absolutely outrageous. we saw cnn, the first thing they did after the suspicious packages were mailed, it wasn't to condemn the individual, but it was to go after the president. the first thing the president did was to condemn the individual, go after that person. at some point the media has to put responsibility on people carrying out these heinous acts and doing despicable things. yet they continue to want to put every single bad thing on the world on the president. >> sean: it was funny to get lectured by jeff zucker, and i was thinking, watch thy own network. but either way with the public 60 plus percent seeing the media is that

nixon did was work with the designers and taking different motives -- motives from those granny dresses which evoke more of a rustic feel, and adapted it to her own style. of course she was first lady, so she could not appear at receptions in one of those gunnysack dresses. but she did adapted, and it looked quite flattering on her. she was also a first lady unusual from all of her predecessors and that she literally touched people when pat nixon went along the --. when pat nixon went along the rope line, she hugged and touched people. what this led to words or asking designers to begin making dresses with large pockets because many people gave her letters or notes for her or for the president, and she did not want to be an intermediary editing them out, or not giving them to her. what i think is a guiding principle of pat nixon as first lady is this idea of serving the people. in every way, and it was subtle, but you begin to see the five years she served as first lady, and it was about making the white house as accessible to the public and the common man and woman as much that was pos

it's changing, the business is evolving now but used to be granny's old apartment, the garden shed, throwa bed in it and it was full of rotten old furniture and horrid flowery sheets. >> old stuff. >> old stuff. and our show was the first one helping people get more r.o.i. >> you have a generation of people, this is how they exist. the gig economy, it would be hard to explain to my parents how to gussy up their house to have airbnb income. if you're talking like 6,000, $10,000 a month, that's real money. you don't have to work, you can sit around and bathe in avocado toast. >> some people, admittedly it's a fraction right now, some people making a massive, massive income. >> with minor modifications. >> minor modifications. >> put the wi-fi password on stickers all over. house or apartment, because that's the first thing you're looking for when you walk into a place. how are people disappointed? if i go to an airbnb in a city i've never been. what's the biggest cause for disappointment? >> the worst thing people can do is leave them in kind of a soulless vacuum to fend for themselves. lik

call every conservative racist, sexist, xenophobic, islamophobic, dirty air, dirty water, throat grannyver the cliff and kill children. they do it every two years and every four years. you ask yourself which side you are on. the side of the decorated war hero's like martha mcsally and dan crenshaw? i know the people and cape girardeau are. are you supporting regulations and supporting what has been an economic boom that we have not seen in over ten years? do you want secure borders? you want on a wall with a door and a man that we respect with our sovereignty and our borders that people come in legally? you want the policies of sanctuary cities and sanctuary states? you believe in peace through strength? do you value due process? presumption of innocence? do you love our constitution and our american values that made this country so great? the people that make this country so great? or do you support those on the left that do nothing but smear, slander, besmirch, claim call, plot political revenge and obstruct the president's agenda? they have no plan to make your life better. they atte

them in a subtle way and said my mother was the most beautiful woman in new york and she called me granny looked so old fashioned. but she didn't explain what that really meant and how that must have hurt her to feel that but i think women feel more able, if they're confident to speak out about vulnerabilities and i think it's going to help a lot of people who can look at that and said, she went through that trouble, i can too. >> really good to have you here, doris kearns goodwin. thank you. >> thank you. >>> many have trouble getting the support. 10% of homeless adults served. when he saw former comrades falling through the cracks, he built a solution. 2018 top ten cnn hero. >> what branch were you? >> after starting to work with veterans, a huge gap in services. if you've ever served, one of your fellow platoon guys need help, you help them. what we do here gives them an opportunity to get stable, gives them a safe and secure place and then fix what got them there in the first place. when i see a win for them, it's a celebration for me. it means everything. >> go to cnnheroes.com to vo

. >> anthony: you get grannies coming and saying, "i haven't tasted this since i was a little kid." >od. >> sean: mm. >> sean: we were trying to replicate the emotion of southern, that southern food provides you in a time where good ingredients weren't available, so we made up for tasteless ingredients by frying them or dumping butter on them. >> anthony: right. >> sean: now we don't have to. >> anthony: wow, what's going on here? this is an onslaught of awesomeness here. >> bill: we didn't order this. >> sean: so hoppin' john, so pit beans that have been cooking over the fire all day. these are the red peas that came from west africa. this is the original carolina gold rice, hand-harvested. grilled whiting, which is what nobody eats in charleston in restaurants. it's what everybody eats in homes with some spring vegetables. and then this is suckling pig. that's the same breed, ossabaw, as we had earlier with the ham, mixed with a mule foot cooked on a spit. some creamed corn and cornbread. >> anthony: wow. >> bill: well, this is going to be my first mule foot. >> sean: this is like m

granny a government on the ball more local morale. if you don't have been illegal in kenya since two thousand and one. but around here the law has been largely ineffective. and. you suggest what sixty guys they've got around this village and the villages around . most of them are still being cut i mean we have not been able to reach out to everybody this is a big big big land you know it's a big county. i find out from them to know that one of her younger sisters run away to be cut with friends. i know them to live use but i wonder if the older generation a mother and grandmother supported her sisters decision she takes me to meet. bonnie. that will mean you are on live. on the now. good lord that. i never get more. vocal that they need the. leading down you probably know we're a little devil with them at the barn you can now go on a little utility. and when we begin we wanted other more and the you know the bernard. better see. what you're looking for the. most. we're. now going to do you know i'm going to get really mad at the it's

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as i told you, racist, sexist, xenophobic, misogynist, islamophobic, dirty air, dirty water, throw grannyver the cliff and kill children, they do it every two years, every four years. you ask yourself, which latter you want? the side of the decorated, principled war heroes like martha mcsally entity and cringe out? i know the people and cape girardeau are. are you on the side of those who support tax cuts, lowering regulations, support what is now has been an economic boom we have not seen in over ten years? if you want secure borders, you want a wall with a door and to demand that we respect our sovereignty, our borders, that people come in legally, you want to enter policies of sanctuary cities and sanctuary states, you believee in peace through strength, do you value due process, the presumption of innocence, do you love our constitution, our american values that made this countryumo great? the people that make this country great? to support those on the left, do nothing but smear, slander, breath merge, name call, political revenge, obstruct the president agenda, they have no plan to