. >> hattie in houston, texas. democrat. >> yes, ma'am. this is hattie. i heard the other lady and it seems like she is discriminating against the from the republicans. republicans get away with everything butca the democrats always want to say is not so and [inaudible] trump can speak about what he did is wrong and he was always with women and everything and you heard us talking about women but when he speaks out with this man but if had it been a democrat he was spoken out. this man is the -- he needs to the beach for that too. these women that we talk about and these poor kids crying. these kids can't even speak out. when i was a child i was beaten by my stepdad and i was scared to speak out. it was a long time before he tells me the wrong way and i could say it. >> hattie mentions the president has spoken about al franken but we haven't heard talk about raymore. >> that is right. that's been an interesting contrast from getting too much reaction from capitol hill about that specific trait he made about senator franken but that is certainly an interest

to leave saudi arabia that is the feeling in lebanon the lebanese foreign minister saying we want hatty to return to lebanon without any conditions without any restriction so the feeling here among the authorities that in one way or another there are conditions that. perhaps to this deal they're not even sure if and when he is going to return now there are reports that he's going to tour the arab capitals before coming to beirut and if and when he does arrive in beirut if he resigns there will be a political vacuum and a very hard to replace him you're going to need a sunni leader who can actually replace him this post is reserved for sunday muslims in lebanon's power sharing deal and if he decides to stay in office and take a more hardline approach against hezbollah which is what saudi arabia wants then you know the crisis will just continue so the crisis is far from over the instability caused by the by the latest shock resignation really people are worried that there could be security incidents or saudi arabia steps up measures like imposing economic sanctions on lebanon so people ar

. >> across the street from the hotel is hattie b.'s, eating there every day. been to prince's? >> jimmy: i have. >> prince's is in a strip mall. nothing else, everything else is out of business. they're still in business. on the ride there my friend huey said to me, you know, you're not going to be able to get the extra spicy chicken. and i said why? that's what i'm going for. he said, they don't deserserve white people. [ laughter ] and i said, that can't possibly be true, that's like a hillbilly urban legend. that's not true. so we go in there. as you know, you order from the cook. you step up to the window and they're in there. and i said, hey, i'll get three spicy thighs and i'll have two extra-spicy. and he goes, and i'm not getting my black accent. i'm tempted to. yeah, yeah, yeah. he goes, okay, yeah. >> jimmy: hello! [ cockney accent ] >> four spicy chicken wings! how am i doing? prince's is in england, i should have told you that. he goes, okay, yeah, so five spicy thighs. and i go, no, no. three spicy and two extra-spicy. he goes, i'll get you five s

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