grisham-- ( applause ) grisham goes on to divulge that minutes before he was to hop out onto the whiteeaster bunny strip. luckily-- and is this true-- luckily, we have some footage. ♪ ♪ ♪ jim, you cut away before we saw the jelly beans! ( laughter ) ( applause ) at least the peeps. the grass! the grass. that's what it is. easter wasn't the only major event full of drama. when the president had a state dinner with the queen of england in 2019, all of his kids and their significant others tried to get on the invite list, including eric's wife, lara; tiffany's boyfriend, michael boulos; and don jr.'s girlfriend, fox news host kimberly guilfoyle. just who you want interacting with the queen. ( as queen elizabeth ) "oh, dear, don jr. you seem to have dropped your tiny baggie of sugar. hmmm. let's put a little bit in my tea. hmmm. whooo! lizzy feels alive!" ( applause ) it's cocaine. ( laughter ) but melania's chief of staff put the kibosh on expanding the guest list, saying, "we are going to look like the beverly hillbillies." that is offensive to the beverly hillbillies. ( laughter ) ( app

tonight, tough questions for stephanie grisham, the trump press secretary who never held a news skmps conference. >> do you think that dishonesty cost lives? >> yes. >> opening up about the former first family in an abc news exclusive. are you saying you believe the went who made allegations against president trump? >> i believe most of them. >> and what scares her now? >>> plus, the unborn child at the heart of the landmark supreme court abortions right case, now all grown up and breaking her silence. >> it's time. >> how she feels about her biological mother, jane roe. >> she doesn't deserve to be my mom. >> and where she stands on the abortion debate. >> "nightline" will be right back. itchy? scratchy? family not getting clean? get charmin ultra strong. it just cleans better, so your family can use less. hello clean bottom! enjoy the go with charmin. what makes febreze air effects different? while cheaper aerosols rely on artificial propellants... febreze uses a 100% natural propellant. check it out! pressure created by what's in your air makes the bottle spray. which means freshne

grisham's new memoir reveals the chaos of president trump's white house.ations come from melania trump herself whom grisham stood beside during scandals of infidelity and insurrection, all coming from this book. kate grijoins us now. kate, what did stephanie grisham reveal about there book and does it shock you? >> no, partly because i covered it, but some of the things she reveals are interesting. one of the things she talks about is melania trump and a lot about her husband donald trump is that she read all of her press. a lot of people think she didn't care, was aloof, but she was obsessively going through anything. she had a google alert set up about her. it was really just grisham and then it was melania herself, and that's really it. another thing the book talks about which is interesting is that besides her secret service name, which was muse, she also earned another nickname, approximate rapunzel. and that's because she never really left the residence. grisham said she only saw melania trump in her east wing office a handful of times in all the yea

george is going to be talking exclusively to stephanie grisham.morning, the former president's press secretary. >> that's coming up. >>> but we begin with that oil spill off the coast of southern california. 144,000 gallons of crude oil have poured into the pacific ocean. matt gutman is live on the scene at huntington beach with the latest on the investigation into this disaster. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. officials say it appears the leak has stopped. they sealed the pipeline on both ends. they're not yet certain of where the actual source of the leak was or what caused the leak, despite the fact that they've had divers in the water. what is obviously apparent everywhere you go along the beach are these massive tar balls. this morning, that potentially devastating oil spill blackening the beaches of southern california's most iconic beach towns and threatening wildlife. >> we are in the midst of a potential ecological disaster. the oil spill has impacted our community. >> reporter: up to 144,000 gallons of post-producti

grisham's book this way. ms. grisham is a deceitful and troubled individual who doesn't deserve anyone's trust. with that, stephanie grisham joins me now. welcome to "meet the press." >> thank you for having me. appreciate it. >> i want to start with you explaining why viewers tonight, today, should trust what you say in response to my questions. you lay out in the book, you admit that you were -- many times in trump world you're asked to misinform or perhaps lie on behalf of the boss. so you're doing a tell-all now. why should we believe you? >> i think that is a very, very fair question. i will let anybody who chooses to read the book decide for themselves. in short, i don't have anybody to answer for anymore. i had a lot of time to reflect and i really moved far, far away from the bubble in d.c. and had a long time to almost deprogram myself in what i went through and reflect on it and i thought i'd write it down. i thought if i'm going to write a book, i want to write something that is just honest and brutal

former white house press secretary, stephanie grisham, now describes her former boss as an erratic and delusional narcissist. saying he will foment more violence and line his pockets. she spoke with abc's george stephanopoulos ahead of today's release of her tell-all book. >> and wn i woed h w absolutely impressed by the crowd and the reaction that he got. and i liked the way that he truly was giving a voice to people who felt forgotten. as i went through my years, i spent a huge amount of time on the east wing. and so, i was almost shielded sometimes from a lot of the toxic nature of the -- the west wing and the administration. when i went to the west wing is when i actually started to see what it was really like, and i regretted that decision immediately. >> you're likely to go down in history as the only white house press secretary who never held a press conference. did president trump order you not to hold briefings? >> yes, he said he didn't think we needed any more briefings. he spoke to the press two or three times a day directly. so then, my job was going to be to work more beh

to you, omarosa does any of what grisham writes surprise you?you believe this is an honest accounting or the words of someone who's angry and bitter? >> they sound very familiar. they're revelations i wrote about three years ago in my book. i shared about his reaction to the jacket. i shared that donald trump had this tremendous temper and sometimes if you're on the receiving end of it, it was quite terrifying, and at the time when stephanie was in the office and i shared these revelations she called them all lies. she said that they weren't true, and then here she is writing the same exact tales in a different book with a different cover. so i don't know what her motivation is. i had a good relationship with stephanie -- uh-oh, she -- can you hear me? i hear the control room. >> no, i'm sorry, that was a mistake. what was your relationship with stephanie? you said you had a good relationship with her. >> i did. i mean, let's just call it what it is, stephanie was the ultimate party girl on the campaign. that's when i met her. she was the fun gi

so, kate, grisham worked for trump for more than five years.ybe that shows she understood she didn't take them then, when she had the job of -- of -- of working with the press. but now, she is speaking out saying she is terrified and he's not fit for the job. what else is she saying? >> well, she is saying that a second term with donald trump might mean four years of revenge. of going after his political adversaries. of going after people who voted for impeachment. i think her point is, or at least part of the reason she is saying she wrote this book is to warn against that. to say what she saw was -- was pretty much hell-bent on revenge for the second term and a second term would probably mean no guardrails for donald trump. >> oh, for sure. isn't that what -- >> once he takes office, if he were to win, he doesn't have to worry about re-election anymore. he will be about revenge. he will probably have some pretty draconian policies that -- that go on. >> yeah. i mean, this is, again, what grisham was saying is that without the worry of a prolo

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grisham writes about putin's attempts to manipulate the ex-prez.ing, putin's translator was a very attractive brunette woman, and u.s. officials suspected she had been selected by putin specifically to distract our president. ( laughter ) and i'm being told we have a picture of that translator. there you go. there you go. good looking. good looking! ( applause ) dealing with the president's moods was a full-time job. in fact, there was an unnamed white house official known as the "music man," designated to play him his favorite show tunes, including "memory" from "cats," to pull him from the brink of rage. ( laughter ) and if they wanted to drive him to the brink of rage, they would show him the movie "cats." and remember in 2019, when the then-president unexpectedly went to walter reed medical center but nobody knew why? well, according to grisham, the president went for a colonoscopy. well, sure, with this president, they had to film it in imax. but, of course, when it came to his b-hole, the president had to be an a-hole. he was so reluctant to

. >> joining us now, author of "what i saw in the white house," stephanie grisham.ommunications director under president trump. communications director to first lady melania trump. thank you for being with us. i have a lot of questions about your book. >> i will take them. >> now. >> yes. >> i want to start with mike pence and what he did last night. i want your take to explain to us how someone who was there on january 6th could contort himself, could twist himself into such knots, you know, eight months later to justify what happened. >> well, not only was he there, but he was being rushed to somewhere safe with his family. i mean, his family was in danger. i know that there were calls going to the white house saying, "my family is in danger. what's going on?" so i think to contort himself is actually a big part of the book. i think right now he is -- trump is the leader of the republican party. i think that everybody, despite january 6th, despite constantly pushing these election lies, they still are, like, loyal to donald trump. as long as you stay on his good s

you'd be forgiven if you had no idea what stephanie grisham looks like. that's because she's the former press secretary who never actually held a press conference. she has, however, written a book "i'll take your questions now," what i saw at the trump white house. it's a chatty account of her time with team trump where she was also chief of staff to mel len yeah trump who responded this way. ms. grisham is a deceitful and troubled individual who doesn't deserve anyone's trust. with that, stephanie grisham joins me now. welcome to "meet the press." >> thank you for having me. appreciate it. >> i want to start with you explaining why viewers tonight, today, should trust what you say in response to my questions. you lay out in the book, you admit that you were -- many times in trump world you're asked to miss inform or perhaps lie on behalf of the boss. so you're doing a tell-all now. why should we believe you? >> i think that is a very, very fair question. i will let anybody who chooses to read the book decide for themselves. in short, i don't have anybody

this is the former white house press secretary stephanie grisham. >> what was the role of fox news in the white house? >> they, you know, by and large didn't get tough with us. they just took what we were saying and disseminated it. and i think they are disseminating it to a lot of people who went to the capitol for january 6th. >> francis rooney is back with us. congressman, when you look at the depositions, when you hear giuliani and powell under oath saying we didn't look into this, we didn't spend an hour looking into the claims. yet all those instances where they went on tv and just spouted these lies. what does that tell you? what's the consequence? what should the consequence be of that? >> well, first of all, i hate to return to nixon again. it's not a crime to criticize the president. in fact, that is what is supposed to happen in our democracy. if you disagree, you should speak up. that's what makes a vital democracy. and i don't think any evidence has been proved any of the allegations they asserted. conservative media as well as other media, to publish both sides. the amer

i don't need stephanie grisham to tell me what the attitude would be.uld turn to, these are the people he turned to at the end of his administration. this is not great brooeaking ne. we are aware of how this would go the next time around, so i don't have a lot of use for staffers, frankly, who go out and do this kind of book writing after the fact, and i certainly don't think she's leveling anything we all don't already know, so i hope the republicans nominate someone else. i fear if he runs, he'll get the nomination, and likely means a democrat would win again. not for sure, because obviously joe biden is not having an easy go of it right now. >> on the point of what stephanie grisham said, his second term would be about revenge. is that the what the base of the party wants, they want revenge. when you look at the polling, how many republicans say that believing that the election was stolen from former president trump is part of the days of calling yourself a republican. >> yeah, i think that's certainly part of the narrative now that the republican pa

stephanie grisham accuses trump of inappropriate behavior towards female staff, as well as being vain, volatile and insecure. the book also dishes out criticism of trump's daughter, vanka, and son in law. jared christner, who both worked in the white house at the time. grisham claims that the former president frequently said nonsensical things and even the hired a man to sing him songs to cool his temper. and the media just can't get enough of that. they have been discussing it the whole week as they should, staffer nicknamed the music man, played that song from cats, the sued, the president of the united states, into me of all the alarming revelations of this book. to me, that's the most disturbing and andrew lloyd webber road cats. he never thought the soundtrack could be used to save the world from arm again. it cuts his own hair with a giant pair of scissors, which is by far the li, shocking revelation of all turns out this from characters a real nut. trump has rejected the book as a hatchet job, financed by the radical left to quote, say, bad and untrue things about him and his f

best selling author john grisham stops by with his new legal thriller "a judge's list."r watching. i'm anne marie green. have a great day.

our thanks to our guest tonight, author stephanie grisham.e for coming on. >> thank you for having me. coming up for us, a debt ceiling crisis, nothing new for one of our next guest, his perspective on it all. plus, insight from our former gop strategist, when we come back. rategist, when we come back i've been telling everyone... the secret to great teeth is having healthy gums. crest advanced gum restore. detoxifies below the gumline... and restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. we are back in for more and what we just heard from stephanie grisham the twice impeached former presidents most elusive white house press secretary. we are joined by two friends of this broadcast, david fluff former obama cater manager and senior adviser to the president. in stores evens veteran of the mitt romney join -- now with the lincoln project. his latest book and it's important is, it was all a lie. how the republican party became donald trump. we also want to welcome all our viewers, from new york a

his lawyer telling cnn miss grisham's allegations that mr.ly abusive towards her are absolutely untrue and accusing her of trying to boost book sales. grisham says the lawsuit is an attempt at intimntimidation, wh is right out of the trump play book. >> herschel is not only a georgia hero, he is an american legend. >> reporter: even though walker has been accused of threatening his ex-wife and friend of his ex-wife's in the early 2000s. an ex-girlfriend also said walker threatened to kill her in a police report. >> you can get anger, but the anger that you can go out and really, really hurt someone, that's when you know you've got a problem. >> reporter: the former university of georgia football star spoke to cnn about his diagnosis of disassociatative identity disorder. his ex-wife says he threatened her with guns and knives as he struggled with his illness. >> he held a gun to my head and said he was going to blow my brains out. >> reporter: walker couldn't remember being violent toward his wife but didn't deny the incidents. it's sad many

stephanie grisham saying now he's telling the truth.on this. i guess pence and hrbaley are betting trump doesn't run again. if he does, they just disqualified themselves in the primary. what is pence's play here, ignoring january 6th when they came for him? >> well, i think one is what you just said. that they're counting on trump not running and them being part of the big group of contestants on republican survivor island for the 2024 republican primary. another, chris, is that mike pence apparently has no identity other than being donald trump's vice president and wanting to stay in politics, thinks if trump does run again, he will be h hihis vp nominee again, and i think nikki haley is also betting on that. those are the two possibilities they see. frankly, i don't see either of those happening for mike pence. so he's groveling. he's humiliating himself, he's showing complete lack of dignity and self respect for nothing. because if he thinks that the people who wanted to hang him from gallows, okay, hang him, we all heard the chants.

also being published in i'll take your questions now, stephanie griffin sham recounts -- grisham recounts her time as trump's press secretary. mark -- oppenheimer in squirrel hill, and in unsettled, ryan hampton argues that the bankruptcy of purdue pharma fails to provide justice for those directly impacted by the opioid crisis. find these titles this coming week and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on booktv. >> you're watching booktv. for a complete television schedule, visit booktv.org. you can also follow along behind the scenes on social media at booktv on twitter, instagram and is facebook. >> host: author marc moran know, in your book, "green fraud," you write that t

grisham is making the rounds promoting a book about her time in the white house.he's not the only one talking about a trump candidacy. cnn's brian todd reports. >> we won the election twice. >> reporter: the eyes of the political world are now squarely on donald j. trump. four of the former president's former aides have until thursday to respond to a request for their documents on who knew what and when among trump's inner circles, leading up to the january 6th attack on the capitol. that request comes from a house select committee investigating january 6th which has subpoenaed the aides to testify. it's unclear if trump himself might be subpoenaed, but if he is -- >> if they ask him to testify, he will definitely refuse and fight it in court. >> reporter: this comes as there are more rumblings about trump seeking a return to the white house. >> at the moment he is doing everything that one would be doing if they were running. >> reporter: the "washington post" reports that in august as the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan spirals into chaos, trump discussed with

stephanie grisham his former press secretary and former first lady's inner circle, stephanie grishame was this morning. >> i want to warn people once he takes office if he were to win, he doesn't have to worry about reelection anymore, he will be about revenge, he will probably have some pretty draconian policies that go on. there were conversations a lot of times that people would say, that will be the second term, that will be the second term, we won't have to worry about, you know, a reelection. >> i mean, how seriously do we need to take her warning, gloria? >> we need to take it very seriously. i also have to say, where does all of this conversion come from late in the game? you know, i have to ask this question. i don't know stephanie grisham well at all, and i have to ask this question that suddenly now there's a sense of oh, my god, he's dangerous. oh, this is about revenge. she's terrified what would happen if he were to get elected and have a term -- another term. you know, it's kind of remarkable to me. yes, i take it very seriously, but i also wonder where she's been. >>

. >> john grisham, world-famous, the author of dozens of books focusing on crime, was immediately hookedhow up over there, and she's laying in bed, multiple gunshot wounds. >> why mickey? how could anybody do this to mickey? >> as the police are investigating there is an important piece of information. four months earlier, there had been another murder in clifton. >> they said, we found your sister, and she's gone. >> here you had a teenager killed, and they had a schoolteacher killed. that's a lot. >> they tell me i'm arrested for the murder of mickey. >> not in a million years would he even think about doing something like that. >> he just thought he was so smart. he didn't think anybody would ever dream that he would do that. >> the fact you have two murders in four months is pretty substantial. i'm going to dig a bit deeper. i thought, this is a pretty fascinating case. >> it is the most unbelievable case you will ever know. it's simply unbelievable. ♪ ♪n,asit ial was it, -- were you living your dream? >> oh, yes, perfectly. i may get emotional. >> it's painful to remember what life

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and then there is former trump white house press secretary stephanie grisham. you know, the one who never held a press briefing, which was her job. now she is warning if the former president were to win a second term he would surround himself with the january 6th crowd. >> i have said people such as sidney powell or rudy giuliani or some of the people who believe wholeheartedly in these conspiracy theories, i believe that if he were to win in 2024 he will pick whoever stood by him, you know, defended him, and he will place those people who will have defended the indefensible into the white house. >> okay. there's so much i want to say. where were these people when it was happening? when they were -- just hold the prompter. where were these people? when they were -- where was this attitude when they were on fox news saying the most insane -- the most insane stuff, defending the most insane behavior talking crap about cnn and the fake news, not holding press conferences, making excuses for everything that trump did, playing cleanup on aisle 45. every day. now the

. >> julian, the former white house press secretary stephanie grisham has a book out and she had this trump 2024 run. listen. >> i am terrified of him running for president in 2024. i don't think he is fit for the job. >> she is terrified, but there's a lot of energy behind trump still. a a des moines register poll says his popularity has grown. 53% favorable, his best showing ever in this polling. he's going to iowa state fairgrounds for a rally saturday. is he going to run for president or is he trying to keep the stage and the limelight? >> well, we don't know the answer, but i think it would be a mistake to discount the idea that he seriously is considering a presidential run. he remains very popular in the republican party. his popularity in many ways has expanded over the past year. and i think he's giving many, many signals that he's thinking, if not in the process of starting an early run. so i still think there is a strong likelihood we will see the former president on the ticket in 2024. >> a strong likelihood. well, we'll see what happens this weekend in iowa at least. it's

it's interesting what stephanie grisham has to say, although a book to promote.if president trump does run again, it will be a second term. he won't have to worry about a reelection. that's something that you think about. >> if you're the democrats, you you want trump to announce now so you have the issue in 2022. >> and we saw that in 2020, there's nothing that galvanizes like fear. many democrats don't seem to have fear of president trump. >> a legitimate reason. >>> up next, a very big change in a personnel agency critical to the covid fight. head of the agency is stepping down. and we'll balk to leana wen after the break. in our overall health. chantell was suffering, and we had to put an end to that. the absolute best way to do that was through dental implants. [ chantell ] clearchoice dental implants changed everything. my digestive health is much better now. i feel more energetic. the person that i've always been has shown up to the party again. i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritra

. >> president trump's public relations secretary stephanie grisham has been out, she has a book. outlets. listen. >> what was the role of fox news in the white house? >> that's a great question. that's just where we went to get what we wanted out, you know. i looked forward to going and doing lou dobbs, because lou dobbs would do all the talking about how great everything was. and i would just nod and say yes. they, you know, by and large, didn't get tough with us. they just took what we were saying and disseminated it. and i think they're disseminating it to a lot of people who went to the capitol for january 6th. >> grisham also admitted she probably wasn't honest during her fox news interviews. just what she, you know, explaining there, what's your reaction to hearing that? >> i really can't stand it. i find all of these, you know, late developing conscience people in people who served in the trump campaign, or the trump administration repulsive. and look, i know we like the tea she's spilling. i know we like the gossip she's spilling. and it's not often i agree with trump sup

when stephanie grisham wrote her book, she said point-blank, somebody like me -- talking about herself- somebody like me was never going to have a chance to go to d.c. and go to the show without hooking up with somebody like the trump campaign. there have been people who said, if we keep people scared, we can stay on television, on radio, and, you know, become celebrities in our own right, and not have to really care about what happens to the rest of the country. at the elected level, what you have is a staggering amount of cowardice and self-interest. chuck grassley is 88 years old. at some point, you know, when is it enough? when does he simply say, i'm just too old for this? i don't mean too old to be a senator. i mean too old to have to bend the knee to somebody like donald trump. so there is this whole complex of people who finally found a place in the sun by scaring the hell out of the rest of america. when that's combined with a bunch of people whose primary goal in life is just to stay in washington, d.c., you know, that puts the constitution in a lot of danger. then people are

>>> all of that plus stephanie grisham's confessions and much more. >>> but first here's a new take on an old slogan. one of the battle cries of the trump era was, this is not normal. well, it's still true right now in the biden era, the media is guilty of normalizing some of the abhorrent, abnormal, sometimes destructive behavior happening on capitol hill and beyond. look at the coverage of the debt ceiling in the last week. like a hostage taking, both sides digging in at an impasse, standoff and somehow it's magically resolved. there's a sigh of relief. this is not normal. sticking with d.c. examples, this week we saw more evidence the rise in nilism is practically a gop requirement, an entire apparatus committed to memorizing the attack on the capitol building. you don't see this video on fox or newsmax. what about the trump confidantes refusing to obey subpoenas from the 16 select committee? when that's portrayed like a standoff or normal legal battle, the point is missed and normalizing is a result. as bill maher remarked the other night, the slow-moving coup is still moving, stor

joining me now is stephanie grisham.s the author of the brand-new book "i'll take your questions now: what i saw at the trump white house." stephanie, thank you so much. appreciate your being with us. i want to get to that warning in a moment but first, i want you to talk to any of our viewers who might be sitting there skeptically with their arms crossed wondering why should they trust what you've written and what you're saying now because, on cnn earlier today, you admitted that you lied on behalf of then-president trump. so why should the public believe that you're telling the truth now? >> that is a fair question. i think that the fact that i have admitted just that shows that, you know, i'm really trying to be as open and honest as possible. the book, when people read it, i think you will see that i don't spare many people but i also am very, very hard on myself. i am not out for any kind of redemption. i just wanted to lay out a book -- after i left d.c., i left and watched things from afar and i got really scared

just listen to former trump secretary stephanie grisham describe the relationship. >> what was the role of fox news in the white house? >> that's just where we went to get what we wanted out. they by and large didn't get tough with us. they just took what we were saying and disseminated it. >> elected republicans obviously use fox to disseminate pro party propaganda. we also cannot ignore the reverse wag the dog reality where increasingly republican politicians are themselves avid fox viewers. that's where they get their information. they follow the network's lead. kevin drum highlights one example of fox leading the party in that great mother jones piece. starting in march fox mentioned critical race theory 1300 times in the space of three months. by -- all this brings us back to our presenting moment where every day as we continue to chronicle on this show, fox news is pushing out a constant stream of public health misinformation that is getting people sick, getting them into the hospital, getting them killed, and prolonging this pandemic. it's unconscionably dark. it's the darkest, m

in the same book, former trump administration staffer stephanie grisham describes the white house as, quote, "a clown car on fire running at full speed into a warehouse full of fireworks. but she apparently doesn't mention the part where she called shotgun [ light laughter ] former president trump last week called into a prophecy-focused conservative christian talk show and said, quote, "nobody has done more for christianity, or for evangelicals or for religion itself than i have." really nobody you can't think of a single person jesus christ [ laughter ] former president trump reportedly tells people constantly that he is running for president in 2024. well, he doesn't tell everyone it's your ear, mike. after postponing last week's vote on the bipartisan infrastructure package, house speaker nancy pelosi on saturday set a new halloween deadline because nothing is spookier to democrats than actually passing legislation. according to a recent survey, 10% of americans said that they feel very pessimistic about the rest of 2021 while the other 90% said, "it's 2021?" clint eastwood on fri

so it's just very, very strange and i think to your point, michael, about the john grisham aspect ofknow what's going to happen next. we have no idea where we're headed here, and i think that makes it fascinating. >> and also, it makes you wonder whether the families of the victims can be treated fairly in the system given the influence that the murdaughs have had for a century. take the final word on that. >> well, i'm so glad you brought that up because i think this is what makes the story so compelling, like the generational nature of the power accumulated by this family. if they were the district attorney for five county area in the south carolina low country for a hundred years or 87 years. they had this very powerful law firm for a really long time. you know, at the funeral, law enforcement cars were in the procession of -- they just went on forever when alex murdaugh's father died in june. all that to say, there's tons of questions about how the initial investigations took place on the local level when these various incidents occurred and now they've all been rolled up to the

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let's remember that grisham has been riding the trump campaign since 2015 and boldly stood with him at. we remember, we have the racism, the misogyny, company ophobia, the "access hollywood" tape, the family separation policy that tore young children away from their parents, the family grift and the erosion of our country and after all that, there are still some in the press who will offer her free book promotion and interview her as she seeks to gain relevance and money at the expense of our former co-conspirators just as she sought to gain trump's favor at the expense of this democracy. tough one of the deuces to the entire maga clan as a staff record label and crew. i don't care about this woman's time, a spokesperson for the birther and enabler melania. you know how disgusted we were with those free melania hashtag, trump's third baby mama not only chose to stand by him but wallow in all the deplorable behavior. while many in the media try to prevent her as a victim. we always saw her as a villain. this is the way it has gone for many former trump appointees. they sail up, riding m

also being published in i'll take your questions now, stephanie griffin sham recounts -- grisham recounts her time as trump's press secretary. mark -- oppenheimer in squirrel hill, and in unsettled, ryan hampton argues that the bankruptcy of purdue pharma fails to provide justice for those directly impacted by the opioid crisis. find these titles this coming week and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on booktv. >> you're watching booktv. for a complete television schedule, visit booktv.org. you can also follow along behind the scenes on social media at booktv on twitter, instagram and is facebook. >> host: author marc moran know, in your book, "green fraud," you write that the green new deal is an all-encompassing transformation of society. what do you mean by that? >> guest: well, in the book i lay out that the vision of the green new deal is not chiefly about climate or energy policy. what they're trying to do is remake society, quite literally every aspect of society, and that would include everything or from health care, housing, racial justice, identity pol

untrue things about him in his family, former 1st lady. millennia trump's team has slammed it as it grisham attempt to redeem herself after poor job performance into unprofessional behavior. in the white house commentator chadwick more thinks the media is deliberately shifting attention away from more important issues. we do have a new president. i and he's been in office for 9 months and, and what not realize that. and the country is kind of going to hell in a handbasket. there are plenty of scandals they could be focusing on with the current man in charge. and instead they are just still obsessed with donald trump, to just go through a laundry list of everything that's gone to hell. since joe biden, about this, these are the things people should be hearing about, right? go to the president and what he's doing, not these kind of had a little childish attacks about, you know, he's a man or he says weird things, which is basically all this book really has on the president. and it might not even be true when you and instead of doing what journalism is supposed to do, and that's holding true t

grisham gets the second flight. and glenn is the backup for both of these two sub orbital missions. any questions? absolute silence. he said, thank you very much, and take it on the room. . so, well, there i am, looking at six faces, looking at me, and feeling of course, totally, elated, that i had won the competition. but, yet, almost immediately afterwards, feeling sorry for my buddies, because there they were, i mean, they were trying just as hard as i was, and it was a very poignant moment, because they all came over, shook my hand, and pretty soon, i was no i left in the room [laughs] >> that's a priceless story, alan shepard. and let's get to the part we are getting ready on the flight. i can remember there were some holes, dealing with that day, on the launchpad. let's go back to then, as you remember it. you are getting ready now for mr3. >> the checkout had been going very well chris glynn was the backup pilot. everything checked out well. we had virtually problems no problems at all. we were scheduled for i think it was the 2nd of may. and i was dressed and just about goin

the show for migration and bush backs in the for the past years, and i think i've been for english grisham inquiry shop at least for about 2 and a half years. and i'm very glad this. you know, the b service are great because when we came out, thank you for making time for us down the street and can me, you're very welcome to the string. please introduce yourself. i wouldn't who you are. what you do. hi, my name is kimberly, cuz i'm a senior policy analyst at the migration policy institute year thinking base in brussel. and we focused on the analysis of migration and asking policies as their di, blah here in brussels. i would love all if you get to talk to me about this assignment, this piece of journalism that so many people put together. but i'm going to start with nicole. what was the assignment? what were you trying to prove? so i've been working on this issue for almost 3 years already. so it was like, for me as a journalist, it was quite hard to see on a daily basis when i was in the field that people are pushed back like every day, very often, very brutally out of the european union

. >> representative grisham, i'm so happy to have you on.sage gets to people regardless of how they vote -- representative graham, excuse me. i don't know why i said that, but graham. i hope your message gets to people, whether they vote for you or someone else, because your message is needed today. i appreciate it. >> thank you, don. it's a pleasure to be with you. >> you as well. >>> a former contract worker at tesla saying he experienced a barrage of racial abuse at the company's factory in california. now a federal jury has awarded him nearly $137 million. retirement, she'll wonder,lt "what if i could retire sooner?" and so she'll get some advice from fidelity, and fidelity will help her explore some different scenarios, like saving more every month. ♪ and that has carla feeling so confident that she can enjoy her dream... right now. that's the planning effect, from fidelity. turns out deb's constipation with belly pain was actually ibs-c giving her grief. so she talked to her doctor because she wanted more relief. that's when she said y

former trump insider and secretary stephanie grisham, speaking out about her book on her time in the she is breaking with former president trump now. and an interview with actress chana doherty. how she is battling with cancer and michelle geller with how to help your he >> how about this for an early morning moment of? the balloon festival returned to albuquerque after a year off. it opened above new mexico this weekend. pretty. forget that. -- look at that. guests will be able to see balloons this week, including ones with special shapes and ones that have been transported from across the world. >> spectacular. haze moving in. our sky will not look as clean as that. look at what the wind shift brings tomorrow. no more 90's. mainly 60's, 70's. barely a few 70's, most 50's and 60's, so from summer he taught them chill -- heat to autumn chill in three days. >> we have learned that andrew wiggins will be able to play. he was facing the possibility of not being allowed into chaste center because proof of vaccination is required for employees. wiggins requested an exemption that was deni

trent grisham makes the catch. we go to extras. base hit into right field.going to score. bottom 10, 2 outs. flores pops out to center. >> it is kind of the story of the season. i think overall the group was disappointed after the game today, feeling like we had some opportunities to win the game. the dodgers are a good team. we are going to have to go into game 162 to try to decide the division. >> it will come down to game 162 because in l.a., justin turner to open the scoring against milwaukee. dodgers ahead. a.j. pollock is going to add a two run shot in the fourth to make it 6-1. the giants need to win or have the dodgers lose sunday to take the division. if the giants lose and the dodgers win, it is at monday. -- oracle monday. five seconds left. cardinal down seven. there is a flag. defensive holding. the cardinal get an untimed down. we go to overtime. tied at 24-24. john humphreys barrels his way in. stanford takes his way and down on the farm. cardinal upset the pac basically dead. >> minute and a half left, we still have what it takes to do it. we