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i am the son of robert and janet moses. the great-great-grandson of william h. moses. e myself as the child of the civil rights movement, and a child of tanzania, a child of the city of cambridge and specifically, the neighborhood where i came of age. and currently, i am the father of jahari and kamara, and the ceo of mathtalk which is a children's media company that makes math valuable for kids and families everywhere. host: that is an amazing summary. let me commend you for bringing your mother into it, a brilliant woman in her own right. my wife likes that you just did, that's for sure. courage and what she has done for so many people. the question, you decided to write this book -- and you have become in many ways, a bridge. i thought about it, and i don't know a story of african-american generations and the way you have told it from your great grandfather all the way down to your son. i looked it up, your great grandfather died in 19 40. bob moses in bonn in the 1930's. they are you are, born in the 1970's. your son in 2012. it's an amazing span. can you talk about

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the nfl. it has been a tremenous journey but i am thankful i had the opportunity to be there every moment and every minute of my son's the nfl draft. something you went through, i am sure they are excited, nervous at the same time. what was that like for you? what do you remember about your draft? >> we weren't going to be broke. that was it. my mother would not have to work another day in her life and life would never be the same. that is what i remember. but i wanted to be the greatest. it wasn't about the money. it was about being the greatest and being dominant. when you are the greatest and you are dominant and you perfect the craft, the money is going to find you and you don't have to change the money. when you perfect your craft. >> you are supposed to clap right there. i am just keeping you up. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: i will talk to these people. i am so sorry. we rehearsed. what is the process of the daylight? do you do anything or do you passively sit back? is there any prep you have to do? >> no. you just wait for the ship to come in. >> are the universities talking to you? >> all the way to the

the american agriculture. second, i am 80. i am a fourth generation. my son is fifth-generation on the farm. we have an operation the last two decades. my son has gotten us heavily into agricultural entertainment. my question is where do we go from here. it appears as though the future may not be food. the future may be energy. the question is where do we go from here? host: paul, before you leave, did you say that your farm is getting into agriculture entertainment? caller: yes. host: what is that? what does that mean? caller: i think your guest will know quite well. we are having guests come out to the farm. my son has a corn maze. that started with a corn maze and it has now diversified a little more to other things that families can come out, be on the farm, pick their own food. have a day for good family entertainment on our farms. host: ok. you mentioned you are selling carbon credits. can you just briefly tell us how you do that and who you are selling them to? caller: i wish i could give you a really good explanation. but, we are adopting -- adopting the way we farm so that we captur

the american agriculture. second, i am 80. i am a fourth generation. my son is fifth-generation on the farm. we have an operation the last two decades. my son has gotten us heavily into agricultural entertainment. my question is where do we go from here. it appears as though the future may not be food. the future may be energy. the question is where do we go from here? host: paul, before you leave, did you say that your farm is getting into agriculture entertainment? caller: yes. host: what is that? what does that mean? caller: i think your guest will know quite well. we are having guests come out to the farm. my son has a corn maze. that started with a corn maze and it has now diversified a little more to other things that families can come out, be on the farm, pick their own food. have a day for good family entertainment on our farms. host: ok. you mentioned you are selling carbon credits. can you just briefly tell us how you do that and who you are selling them to? caller: i wish i could give you a really good explanation. but, we are adopting -- adopting the way we farm so that we captur

charles stanley: and the son of god, jesus the lord, said, "i am the way, the truth, and the life.t by me. therefore, go into all the world, teaching and preaching the gospel to every single person, at the remotest parts of the earth."

that was something i focused a lot on in the legislature and i hope to do that in congress and i'm a lawyer, i practice law in dallas for 33 years, i am married and have two sons. host: you have been a month in, how is the first month. guest: it is crazy. it's been a fire hose for sure and use to it. i think having the legislative experience from the state really does give a leg up to those of us who have that experience and the freshman class i'm really amazed at how many of us, from the state legislature. i think we have one the most capable experienced freshman classes coming into the congress it really has made a difference and so a lot of my staff for a long time understands the process getting used to d.c. and try to figure out my way around those tunnels. >> i mentioned that you are the foreign affairs homeland security, you recently took a trip to new orleans which is where the super bowl is going to be played. tell us about that trip. guest: i am on the emergency management subcommittee and organized a trip down there to inspect the area where the attack occurred on january 1 and make sure security measures have been remedied to prepare for the super

i am the estranged eldest son of elmer stewart rhodes, the founder and president of oath keepers and community service and civic responsibility. dakota: so this is the part of the film where, with rousing music, i emerge heroically, as a democrat. i think overall i fit better with them. what i believe in is collaborative government, cooperative government that is not some distant antagonistic force, strange to you. but a structure put together by you, the people. stewart used to give speeches where he would say, "trust no-one." in the end, you only have yourself. but treating everyone as the enemy is exhausting and just makes paranoia worse. so i choose to try and live my life without fear. to engage with people. and maybe use my experience to help bring some understanding. and whatever happens with stewart, this time i'm choosing to live in a world without the apocalypse as my future. (computer clicks) until next time, this is dakota adams signing off. ♪ -thanks, dakota. -all righty. so i hope you are happy with the footage. i kind of think that i am never going to put this on again

the ability to travel now for treatment . it was a total surprise and i am extremely happy to be able to take my son for treatment outside of the territory. i connected with these patients who are boarding, the boss are among those it was follow stadium fits what have 1000 follow stadium patients. well, i'd be nearly waiting for treatment outside of the gaza strip. 50 patients arrive for it for the time being will be able to move outside of that 3rd, 3 for 3 to meant along with their escorts. family members on daily basis within that throws data between i'm us and as well that has been met did. over the past week, rami i read r e r t at gauze as ship a hospital in gaza city. okay, before we go, a reminder of our breaking news. most school has like shoes, t, as of committing a quote war crime in an occupied russian tone by striking a boarding school in the crystal region. that is, according to russia's defense ministry, there is no information on victims. at this point, the attack comes after evidence of a part into printing military atrocities was on covered as russian forces re took areas in the critic region were at least $22

the ability to travel now for treatment . it was a total surprise and i am extremely happy to be able to take my son for treatment outside of the territory. i kind of think that these patients who are boarding the bus are among those it's was follow stadium bits loops, thousands palestinian patients will. i be nearly waiting for the treatment outside of the gaza strip. 50 patients arrive for, for the time being will be able to move outside of that through 3 for 3 to meant along with their escorts family members on daily basis within that, through z dede between i'm us and as well that has been met did over the past week, right me, i read r e r t at gauze as the ship, a hospital and gaza city. now our of nations have jointly rejected donald trump's proposal to relocate the population of gals at the neighboring egypt and jordan. we express continued full support for the steadfastness of the palestinian people on their land and their adherents to their legitimate rights in accordance with international law and defending the rejection of any infringement of these inalienable rights. whether through settlement activities, expulsion

the ability to travel now for treatment . it was a total surprise and i am extremely happy to be able to take my son for treatment outside of the territory. i've got, i think the, who we the, these patients who are boarding the bus are among those it was follow stadium that works 1000 follows danny and patients. well, i've been a godly way to, it's to treatment outside of the gaza strip. 50 patients arrive for it for the time being will be able to move outside of the through the 3 for 3 to meant along with their as quotes family members on daily basis within that, through the between i'm us and as well that has been met. did over the past week, but i mean i read r e r t as gauze as ship a hospital and gaza city. with the background to that is that all of nations have joined the reject it. donald trump's proposal to relocate the entire population of guys that to near bring egypt and jordan. we express continued full support for the steadfastness of the palestinian people on that land and their adherents to their legitimate rights in accordance with international law and defending the rejection of any infringement of these inalie

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the feelings that i cannot describe. i am very happy. i am elated at having my son released up to 14 months of detention by these really enemies. about me in the course since his release was announced last night. we couldn't sleep. we went out here to meet all really some students completely different. now we couldn't believe what we saw, the comparison before the tension. and now this is an indication that there was a lot of oppression and torture. the more is really captives are expected to be released from cause and next saturday was palestinians remain cautiously optimistic that the seas fire like the top of the prisoner exchange between 10 knots and is a very significant ongoing negotiations with many hoping to stabilize the ongoing fire and the kind of thing is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has criticized the scenes of the captive exchange. his office released the statement that said quote, the shocking images that we have seen today will not go unaddressed. houses 0 is nora day is in amman, jordan and you're there, nor because the is really governm

the feelings that i cannot describe. i am very happy . i am elated at having my son released up to 14 months of detention by these really enemies about me in the course since his release was announced last night. we couldn't sleep, we went out here to meet all really some students completely different. now we couldn't believe what we saw, the comparison before the tension. and now this is an indication that there was a lot of oppression and torture. more is really captives are expected to be released from cause and next saturday was palestinians remain cautiously optimistic that the seas fire will hold the top of the prisoner exchange between 10 knots. and is a very significant step in the ongoing negotiations with many hoping it to stabilize the ongoing to squire and get somebody out to do that. that is the kind of thing that despite the success of sensitive exchange, palestinians have expressed concerns about the ceasefire deal holding beyond the 1st phase, which ends in 3 weeks. i key that the whole for our climate that we have concerns as these riley occupation h

the hometown of another hostage. his family celebrated his return with a thai tradition of tying strings around his wrist. >> i could not find the words to describe how happy i am that my sonome. >> a band of blessings and a sign of bonds that still hold even after the worst of circumstances. john vause, cnn. >> a centuries old portrait by a renaissance master has been found. we'll show you how researchers discovered a painting behind a painting. >> ooh. >> intriguing. >> hi, grandma. i played baseball today. >> oh. that's great. >> what position did you play? >> first base. >> that's what grandpa used to play. when our hearing wouldn't allow us to use a regular phone, it made us feel isolated. >> it became. >> difficult to. >> communicate with our. >> friends and family. >> clear captions was an easy solution for us. >> clear captions. >> provides captions on a phone. >> like captioning on your tv so you can see what the caller is saying. live as they. >> say it. making it easy to understand and respond immediately. >> there is no insurance or medicare required. clear caption service is provided at no cost to you through a federally funded program. we deliver, install and

christopher reeve: i think robin is one of the great human beings that was ever put here. i am the godfather of his son and everything. what we got with robin is just waves of humanity and respect come from him. will reeve: his wife, marsha, became my mom's best friend and is a sort of fairy godmother to me. alexandra reeve givens: and robin's approach was a little bit different than other family members. robin williams: they're just taking him off the heavy sedation, and i think he was just coming back, and i came in as a russian proctologist. oprah winfrey: he didn't know you were coming in? robin williams: no, i put up-- well, they put me in scrubs, so i just had the face. and i said, if you don't mind, i'm going to have to put on a rubber glove and examine your internal organs. and i said, oh, look at the size of this baby. and i saw he started to laugh because his eyes lit up, and he knew it was me. [applause] christopher reeve: my old friend had helped me know that somehow i was going to be ok. i mean, life's going to be very different, but i can still laugh. susan sarandon: and robin is a really

the ability to travel now for treatment . it was a total surprise and i am extremely happy to be able to take my son for treatment outside of the territory connected. so we finally, the vision selves the goal is as dread are now boarding the bus to watch the roof, of course inc, terminal. and selves of the through the rate which has be new, closed over the past due bus 15 months of find his radio was on the gauze strip. these patients who are boarding the bus are among those it was follow stadium, it was 1000 follow stadium. patients will have renege early waiting for treatment outside of the gaza strip. 50 patients to arrive for, for the time being will be able to move outside of that through 3 for 3 to ment alone with their escorts family members on daily basis within that throws data between i'm us and as well that has been met did over the past week where i me, i read r e r t at gauze as ship hospital and gaza city to sedan. now we're at least $54.00 people were reportedly killed and hundreds more injured after a suburban market near the capital, which showed a warning. these are disturbing images. the had local authorities

the ability to travel now for treatment . it was a total surprise and i am extremely happy to be able to take my son for treatment outside of the territory. finally, the patients of the gaza strip are now boarding the bus towards the black or sink terminal and south of the druids rate, which has been closed over the past the bus 15 months of find his rage of war on the gauze as drab. these patients who are boarding the boss, are among those it was valid. stadium fed $12000.00, dd and patients. well, i've been eagerly waiting for the treatment outside of the gaza strip. 50 patients arrive for it for the time being will be able to move outside of the through the 3 for 3 to meant along with their as quotes family members on daily basis within that through is data between i'm us and as well that has been met did over the past week, but i mean it'd be very r t as gauze as ship a hospital in gaza city. the current in defense ministry is intelligence agency has officially denied any involvement in anti government protests. in slovakia we officially inform you that there is no unit called the georgia national legion in the structure of

the ability to travel now for treatment . it was a total surprise and i am extremely happy to be able to take my son for treatment outside of the territory. i'm going to think so with these patients who are boarding the bus are among those it was follow stadium that works 1000 follow stadium. patients who have been eagerly waiting for treatment outside of the gaza strip. 50 patients arrive for it for the time being will be able to move outside of the through the 3 for 3 to meant along with their as quotes family members on daily basis within that, through the between i'm us and as well that has been met. did of was a pass that week where i mean i read r e r t as goes as chip a hospital and garza city now to sedan where at least 54 people have been killed and dozens more injured after a suburban market and with a capital was shout a warning, disturbing images ahead. the local authorities say many of the victims for women and children, the showing caused a wide spread destruction to buildings in the area. the sudanese government has accused the paramilitary rapids support forces of carrying out the attack or assess hasn't comment

the ability to travel now for treatment . it was a total surprise and i am extremely happy to be able to take my son for treatment outside of the territory. i'm going to pick these patients who are boarding the bus are among those it was follow stadium fits was thousands palestinian patients who have been eagerly waiting for treatment outside of the gaza strip. 50 patients arrive for, for the time being will be able to move outside of the through the 3 for 3 to meant along with their as quotes family members on daily basis within that throws data between i'm us and as well that has been met did over the past week, rodney everett, r e r t at gauze as ship a hospital in gaza city one yet another development to update you on the number of our of nations in fact have jointly rejected donald trump's proposal to relocate the population of gals that we have heard this to me bring egypt and jordan, just take a listen. first of all, we express continued full support for the steadfastness of the palestinian people on their land and their adherents to their legitimate rights in accordance with international law and defending the rejection

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i am pissed off. i am a proud graduate of the public education system. i'm the proud son of a mother, my mom just retired as a public school educator of 37 years. teaching special education all 37 years. and education is top of mind for me now because i got bad news that two days ago, my high school principal passed awayism talked about him on the floor yesterday. i was a little bit of a troublemaker when i was a kid, believe it or not. there was one day, one day in school i played a prank in the morning that i should haven't and it landed me in mr. lisby's office. i should have been expelled that morning. but mr. lisby pulled me aside and said, i think your energy is misdirected. i think you can be great. i'm not going to expel you. there's consequences. i'm not going to expel you today. and i need to you focus. and that second chance that he gave me and that my teachers gave me i think are part of the reason i'm here today as a member of congress. and that story, that story of second chances, that story of love, that story of pouring everything you have into your studen

the striptease with side dancers. so it is kind of sad to see, but i am glad will smith's son found a place to lay his head. >> laura: ication of the culture and i said it 20 years ago in my book, point book, fortification of the culture and they get what they want but the men are dressed the same as they were basically in 1985. they look exactly the same. but the women now objectify themselves. so i guess that is okay. that is the way. and have full suits and sometimes carts, pet basically dressed. and the women, well, i guess as long as men don't objectified. speak of the red carpet looks like the golden globes and that's all i'm going to say. >> laura: what do you make of that legendary country artist beyonce winning best country album? a little blowback among country music fans and the industry. speak of the country artists are not really happy about this. basically the look on casey musgrave's face is the look on everybody's face. the grammys, i will put this in some context, laura. delhi parton has ten grammies and frank sinatra 11 grammys, beyonce has 35. how is that possible commensurate with that talent? come

i am very happy. i am elated having my son released up to 14 months of detention by these really enemy. how about me in the course since his release was an it was last night, we couldn't sleep. so we went out here to meet all really some students completely different. now we couldn't believe what we saw, the comparison before the tension. and now this is an indication that there was a lot of oppression and torture. more is really captives are expected to be released from cause and next saturday was palestinians remain cautiously optimistic that the seas fire. like the 5th half of the prisoner exchanged between 10 knots and a very significant ongoing negotiations with many hoping to stabilize the ongoing to squire and get somebody out to do that. that is the kind of son who is writing media all reporting that is roles full says will withdrawal from the net 3 and card or and going to overnight from start today. and that's in to sunday. now in the see side deal the deadline for them to do so completely is sunday. then it's a reading car doors a minute trees learn about 6 kilometers wide splits northern gone.

i am very happy. i am elated at having my son released up to 14 months of detention by these really enemy. how about me in the course since his release was announced last night? we couldn't sleep. we went out here to meet all really some students completely different. now we couldn't believe what we saw, the comparison before, detention. and now this is an indication that there was a lot of oppression and torture. more is really captives are expected to be released from cause and next saturday was listing is remain cautiously optimistic that the ceasefire likes the top of the prisoner exchange between 10 knots and is a very significant step in the ongoing negotiations with many whole thing a to stabilize the ongoing to squire, send somebody out to do that. that is the kind of thing. shortly off to the release, many palestinian prisoners said accounts of isolation and abuse. and george, while in his ready custody. nor all day reports from my mind in jordan. overwhelmed with joy and 2 years families of $42.00 palestinians released from his rarely prison tonight with their loved ones in government law as part of

the communion. my daughter and my son, if she need me, i am here is a traffic i need 3 or 4. i want to go to, to help buy some younger says that i do, i can understand why this would make you nervous. you can see some joe help me mistake. you lost your life. and that's happened many times. yes. the soldiers have the power to detain people like osama for hours, question them and place them in administrative detention without jobs or trial the should the us that's great. i can go, yeah, us so much like you have to ask permission to go into jerusalem to get back to your own city. but these physical infrastructure is just the beginning. these real has a vision of a seamless feature where technology minimizes the interactions between palestinians and these riley. i mean these real says it's safe, but it's quite disturbing. right now. hi. amazing. tell us the name, digital rights campaign. ammonia stay a to find out more. explain the growing and train within is riley thinking of a so called fix stimulus occupation when the nation means to eliminate that. the dialect interaction bet

the next bathroom is. if i'm on a plane, am i in the aisle seat? the worst one was i took my sonrd of the rings." i thought it was a two-hour movie. >> oh, no! >> i'm in there. i make it two hours, on the nose. all of a sudden, this thing's going. i'm going, "oh, no!" >> you're going, "throw the ring! throw the ring!" >> "please, is this the end?" [ laughter ] >> i got news for you. i'm very happy that my wife is an r.n. she worked in a hospital, and we used to get the urine caps. put it in the trunk, i'd reach down. "hello? yeah. how's everything? oh, yeah. sure. fine." >> i thought it was normalo pee two or three times a night. >> well, sometimes my doctor would say, "you know, you're not 21 anymore." so, i just sort of wrote it off as that. >> yeah. >> until finally, he said, "well, just how many times are you going?" and i said, "five, six, metimes ven." >> you got up five or six, seven times a night? >> yeah. >> you didn't think there was something strange about every hour? did you ever sleep? >> i thought, "what goes in, goes out." >> are we that stupid? or that embarrassed

am i doing now? [laughter] am i -- [laughter] >> and we all know he can be a bit of a diva. >> a great asset more inflation. what a stupid son of a [bleep]. >> yeah, that london. but thet dramatic. -- >> yeah, that's one of. but, the former president can be a bit dramatic. maybe that's why he's got an agent. that was him giving the -- speech, emily perry quinn covered on his show his ray-bans -- >> we recovered on our show that rain bands. they could make it to hollywood now, the ray-bans, and celebrate him. >> there was a backup quarterback in the nfl that was retained by a cantankerous coach for mike many years. while he didn't want him to play, he didn't want anyone else to have him. the key is not necessarily what biden's plans are, but what caa's plans are. a big one to scoop him up, make sure any revenue from any deals, which would be in house for. the question remains, what could or would he do? the only thing i could think of was a ghostwriter writing his next book. tick tock, because i think the sooner the better, if you know what i mean. >> i can't say what i'm thinking. >> this is better than the millions pouring in. >> say what i'm thinking. "weekend at be

before us last week, and he raised very significant concerns about the vaccines and concerns that i think are well-founded. you know, i am a son of a polio survivor. my father had polio since he was. here. mister kennedy, talk about how he sows doubt and says, you know, maybe the polio vaccine killed many, many, many more people than it saved. you know, those are the types of actions. and, you know, mister cassidy, senator cassidy, my colleague, said, you know, he got assurances from kennedy when it came to vaccines. what i heard when i talked directly to mr. kennedy, one on one in my office is he looked me in the eye and told me that he will in his first 30 to 90 days, bring every single vaccine in this country under review, under scrutiny, and that every single one of them was on the table, is what he told me. that's not the kind of hhs secretary i want to see. >> and that's i mean, it's the cause of his life for the last 20 years, that has been his cause to stop vaccines and to sow doubt about their use and to i mean, he just the things he says are just not true. he lies all the time about vaccines. >> and he was given oppo

numerous piercey i am one of the vice chairs of these san francisco acp and today i am not actually speaking on behalf of the ranch. today i am speaking as a black and mexican man son mexican mother. today i am speaking as someone who like you understands public policy as a graduate student and master's in public administration and with the university of san francisco and the university of southern california fight on. so we speak the same language here. okay. give me okay. the city has more than enough condos for the rich in the skyscrapers of district six in the east cut and in treasure island more than enough. >> i recommend an immediate more tourism on market rate and luxury housing development in san francisco. >> this city needs to give maximum effort to building 100% affordable housing. the rich don't even want to live here anyway. the proof is in macys and bloomingdales and walgreens all living out of here and twitter too who lives here? >> we do like it there. >> the kid is very lucky that people have spoken build us build for us and with union labor we have the state legislature backing affordable housing union workers are ready to build now let's not sto

treat serious medical conditions, obama to the lesser i would allow yourself, so it's a feeling that i cannot describe. i am very happy. i'm elated having my son released up to 14 months of detention by these really enemy. how about me? of course, since his release was announced last night, we couldn't sleep. we went out here to meet all really sun. he didn't is completely different now. we couldn't believe what we saw, the comparison before the tension. and now this is an indication that there was a lot of oppression and torture. more is really captives are expected to be released from cause a next saturday was palestinians remain optimistic that the ceasefire will hold the top of the prisoner exchange between 10 knots and isn't a very significant ongoing negotiations with many hoping it will stabilize the ongoing expire the thousands of preston and prisoners were released and occupied westbank also spending years in is very much we presence no day reports now from the jordanian capital a month because he's ready government and puts us to know far to bend down to the air from the poor thing inside the as well and in the occupies westbank, ove

my son barton's and does the payroll and my other son is the general manager and my husband is the shaft and i do the baking in the bookkeeping. right now i amking for a job. i have been for a couple of months because the margins are so low. we are four owners and i'm trying to get off of not taking any money from the restaurants so i can pay my mortgage. so my husband can retire, he is 65, he cannot retire until he is 70 because we do not have the money. definitely what trump is doing right now, not to mention the migrant crisis and the raids happening on all businesses. he is essentially destroying the country. and he will destroy the economy. the economy will tank. host: that is michelle in philadelphia. restaurant owner in philadelphia. we are taking your calls asking how much you buy american and what these tariffs might mean for your buying habits. donald in san antonio is waiting. caller: good morning. i'm trying to figure out where they keep saying by american. if you read your labels when you pick them up you have a lot of products saying it is american but it was made in another country for america. what they don't understand, they

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