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i gave him a copy i said i am sorry. i toned it down. [laughter] >> he is always watching out for me. i said i did not tone it down. i don't swear that much. he said i didn't thank you would. [laughter] i am very much myself in the book. host: but going back to the stylistic conversation did anybody else read that and say give you color or just say be you? back everybody said just be me. i think i did a good job of describing things. i wanted to show what cambodia was like. before it was just right. my early childhood memory was sitting in a car because it was a french colony at one point and the flowers in the mango trees. there's a lot of description in the book. it was just a description of my style of writing. i needed to be true to myself. >> absolutely. >> 100 percent succeeded in that. one portion of the book, when you were going to fertility treatments, that's incredibly tough to go through the ivf process let alone on a political campaign. did you consider saying more about that? or more to put into words? you talk about it in other parts you say it succeeded after a lot of failures. how did you navigate that quick. >>

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i said, i couldn't. i was given broken ones. she said, your book should be called "broken horses." >> wow. >> swear to god that's just how it happenedhree kids in diapers and three couples on a 45-foot bus. it was -- there were things about that that were really, really life altering and beautiful and humbling and it brought us all too close together i think. >> well, what do you want people when they read your memoir -- what do you hope the takeaway is? do you have a hope with what people will leave with after reading your book? >> i don't know. i wrote it in the same way that i write songs. it just sort of came to me. i was going to dip my toe in and see if i could write anything and i started. and i was, like, five weeks later i had, like, 100 pages, and it was really exciting mining my memories and watching the trajectory of what happened to me, where i started and where i've come to in my life. so i thought that maybe it would do a lot of things for other folks that come from hard beginnings or humble beginnings. queer people sort of walking through their faith trauma. queer people sort of pioneering domesticity and queer paren

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i swear to god if i hear or we anything has walked women. it said we'll never get there. i'm shutting the book or i put in my hands over my ears and i'm not gonna listen anymore. i cannot stand that point as a starting point instead. we need to think how these veterans thought historically and and again his name now just alluded me for the tribune. sodoman is how you say his name. that's right. yeah, where does he teach? he's at norwich university of vermont. yeah, of course. yeah. well, that's a fantastic piece. okay, they'll turn it back over here to ashley. so, do you have a question that you can ask and then you can answer it? that's it seems to be that's what we're doing here today. so throw a really tough question that you have the answer for so you guys have brought up jonathan news piece a few times. i wanted to delve a little bit more deeply into that. you obviously had to have been living under a rock for the last five to seven years if you you know haven't been aware of the scrutiny on civil war monuments, especially confederate monuments, which is now switched

i swear it had to have gone through "shark tank." it's very multifaceted. break it down for us. >> as you said, i for food. there is disposable bags for doggy cleanup. something i don't think that is clever is a scoop. but once you use the doggy poop scoop, are you going to put that on the bottle? i don't think so. and a little drinking fountain. if we only had a dog. wait a minute, is it poshidoggy drink of water? well, i think charlie does. >> we love it. but the scoop can go. >> you know, the scoop part can go. and charlie has been on the show before in the doggy backpack. >> every pet owner knows you have a pet, you're going to have pet hair everywhere. what do you have for us to remove that pet hair? >> this is great. my co-host found this. he has two cats and a lot of hair. take a look at how this works. >> all you do is go back and forth on the chair in short, little back and forth moves. that's all of my cat's hair. >> very effective. >> i know. and before he shot the video, he showed me it was totally empty, and just that little bit pulled up that much hair. >> and you also have somethin

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i said. >> and you observed officer tao pushed someone else, right? or feel like he pushed someone else? do you recall saying, i dare you to touch me like that, i swear i will slap the fuck arm to of you? -- out of both of you? >> i did. >> is it fair to say you grew angrier and angrier. >> no, i grew more and more professional and stayed in my body. you can't paint me as angry. >> you were walking around, right? >> correct. controlled. >> at times, you would go towards where officer chauvin was, right? >> correct. >> and then you would walk to the side? >> i did not get too close to show been. officer tao would not let me get too close to get officer show been -- officer show been. -- officer chauvin. >> he told me to step back on the curb. >> your voice, right -- you are not just saying you are a bomb, would you agree with that? >> you said i wasn't just saying -- >> the tone of my voice. >> the tone of my voice was loud. >> it grew louder and louder. >> so i could be heard. >> after mr. floyd was taken by the ambulance, you continued to interact with officer tao as well as other people on the scene, correct? >> correct. that's when they were cheat

said. they keep telling lie after lie after lie. i swear from the beginning, this daily dose sort of cheap shot lie is the new republican crack addiction, david jolly. irs, they do this sort of half-pedal -- this is ainsley earhardt. peter asked a wonderful question because we heard that, but they're just saying a book was donated in the citywide drive. they're not being placed in these kits. and then he said, well, i think she was making money on it. has nobody done spring cleaning? the book was donated to the shelter, and lots of people donate things to their area shelters. but the point here, david jolly, that i think is the real danger -- yesterday it was this lie about burgers, today it's this lie about kamala harris' book. it's the real tell that they haven't got anything substantive. >> that's it, the media conservative virus at large is devoid of policy and it's largely around stories that you mentioned, this conspiracy around meat consumption, around kamala harris' book. if the vice president's book is being provided to migrant children in a welcome kit to america, who cares? perhaps every kid should be introduced to the values the united sta

said it really well i believe . you guys are exhausted and still you're constantly here giving public testimony and it doesn't changeanything . i feel the same way. [please stand by] >> to be here today to swearin the new human resources director for the city and county of san francisco. [cheers and applause] now, i first met carol when i was a member of the board of supervisors. i liked her instantly because she was tough, but more importantly, she was compassionate. she cared about what we were going to do to support our workforce and also, simultaneously, what we were going to do to make sure that we save the city money. two of my favorite things. more recently, what i appreciated about what carol has done, not just during the covid pandemic, but more specifically, when the federal government sent us a letter of default from the san francisco -- from the department of human urban development, the federal government said that our san francisco housing authority was potentially facing a shut down completely and we needed to make significant changes. the first thing i thought about where many of the dedicated employees and what we would do, because it was a very complex system. the first pers