you go back to harriett and bolton. you go also to holder. and now you have barr. so there's ability to compare these based upon, also, when other parties were the majority. look at the timeline to when you would claim you would want to go to contempt and warn, prior trying to get certain knowledge. in both those earlier cases when it came to bolton or when it came to holder, there was more than a year taken out. there was time to work. this is less than two months. this seems as though -- and it goes back to the question you asked earlier. if you looked at the subpoena that he wrote, it didn't match the words of what he said he intended to do. it asked the attorney general to break the law. otherwise, i am going to hold you in contempt. it's less than two months. he's not thinking through what he's trying to do because he already has written a plan. he wrote a plan to try to impeach the president. the mueller report did not come back to what he lied to the american public the last two years would be in it. he continues to carry it out. he's misstepping every place

and i think that's why the harriette myers precedent is really interesting here.hing we don't quite know, we got a hint of it from the letter from bill gurk, mcgahn's lawyer. we don't know how cooperative mcgahn wants to be. mcgahn could not decline to testify on his own volition. he could invoke the fifth. if mcgahn isn't a willing witness, and i guess this is a question for your other guests, what can compel him to testify and what options does he have to say, i'm not going to testify? >> christine, can you answer that? at this point, don mcgahn could take the position, he did provide an enormous amount of information and documentation to bob mueller. if congress or anyone else wants to see it, he could say, let it be their fight. i don't want to put myself in harm's way. >> well, i do think what the house judiciary committee will be talking about tomorrow is getting the documents that were subpoenaed. and what they really -- their priority is, is to get this unredacted mueller report and also to have mueller himself testify. and so i think that is their top pri

today's media and interesting harriette the famine is with as appealing to their readers as harry the guy's guy. and there were really thought of harry being. popular characters on the story writing about harry i remember i mean after all the percent of readers or women so if you if you really want to have a big with a ship you should use or you should maybe have. those with theirs in the back you mind and then we're going to remain my 1st novel i have are is sleep with a prostitute in sydney. and i was maybe think you and i when i wrote that ok. just gory. needs for him to do that but. he will definitely not be popular with with women but he never know because i think there is actually a very interesting trend in western fiction. people talk about women's empowerment batter at are the sales of the books that show a man in dominant position 50 shades of grey is the vast example but i think you're going to also fit into that how do you explain that is there a disconnect between what people say publicly or politically or what they prefer privately well i do think as long as the stories

the photo was taken by lovie's grandmother who posted it to instagram love have i meets harriette.y the mural. the little girl asked if she could give tubman a high five. we learned from the treasury secretary that harriet tubman's appearance will be delayed by several years. for now lovie and the rest of us can visit tubman at the now completed muriel. >> i love that. >> the muriel itself is an artist to say this is history reaching out to you. >> yes. yes. >> please understand where we've come from. >> that's right. for lovie to get to see 245 and reach out. so powerful. >>> our first low goes to losing a chugging contest in front of 17,000 people especially when you're the most famous guy in the arena. during a time-out a couple of the hometown green bay packers who were there to watch the game were introduced on the big screen. david bakhtiari toasted the crowd and got aaron rodgers to do the same. let's see how that went. ♪ snoitsd ♪ ♪ ♪ >> aaron rodgers. >> oh, aaron made it about halfway down. rogers tweeted across the arena writing, make it a scotch next time. and then the

harriett purvis and thorton were very well-known abolitionist. they supported all causes, they were very outspoken. charles perviss' cousin, she has other event has been published. she actually went south to south carolina and did a small amount of nursing and also was a teacher, and she taught freeme freedmen. she was associated with the 54th regiment. >> what kind of training did these surgeons have? >> as you probably can imagine, an african-american trying to get a medical education was difficult. but it might surprise you that they did get formal medical education, almost all of them. some got them in europe. alexander augusta got his medical education in canada. there was one who was the first african-american to le medicalrom ya college. there were several that graduated from dartmouth. there was a college in keokuk, iowa where there were four african-americans that served as surgeons that got their education there. there was another that got his at the university of liverpool. that is a whole different talk that i could give. on him and h

question is whether or not don mcgahn is going to fight this fight, whether he's going to be like harrietters. forcing the house to compel his testimony through subpoenas or is he going to say, look, if congress subpoenas me, i'm not going to spend the rest of the year of my life trying to fight for this president. i'm going in and telling my story and being done. >> the president's tweet is accurate because the president says, never a big fan. he was never a big fan of don mcgahn's, ever, ever, ever. even after don mcgahn got him those two supreme court justices. i think mcgahn has to have a little discussion with himself, as susan said -- >> he's even a smaller fan now that -- >> not a fan at all. >> he was asked by the white house to say that the president never interrupted justice? yeah. >> much more right after this. (music throughout) has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i sh