i understand ivy league. you get into ivy league, i guess.sity of alabama, roll tide. you start thinking everybody is dumb. i know that's what you think, donald. >> yeah. >> and you think everybody is stupid. and, so, you spend all weekend attacking country club types and ivy league. you're all ivy league elitists. you all passed tax cuts for the richest people on the planet. you attack big tech, but you pass tax cuts that actually allow amazon to pay zero in taxes while working class americans and middle class americans that you are supposed to be protecting actually pay more in taxes than amazon when it comes to income taxes. it is such -- i mean, you lie so shamelessly. you're all ivy league brats, and you lie so shamelessly about being a man of the people, ted cruz. really? man of the people. you're against country clubs. are you? donald trump lives in country clubs. how many days out of his presidency was he staying at his own country club? josh hawley, man of the people from missouri who went to yale and stanford is now talking about, o

he has thick skin considering the resistance he has been under. >> a golf loving ivy league educatedbillionaire who covers his house in gold leaf as if he doesn't have degrees from both princeton and harvard he derides what the ivy league talks about, and they are not what real americans talk about. real americans? aren't evie le-- young, old, ri, poor, black, white, red, blue, christian, jewish, muslim, atheist -- eating in diners or at a fancy restaurant, drinking bud heavy at a tailgate or sipping rose in the hamptons. he says the diners he talks to are focus on the controversial over standing for the national anthem. it is no wonder because fox is handing out culture war candy 247 while railing against democrats trying to raise the federal minimum wage as culturism, the same wage that be that stuck at the same wage since 1979. why highlight heg seth? because he and others like him poison politics and feed them to their most vip diner who chews them out and spets them back up to supporters like he did this weekend at cpac. >> a new priority, transgender athletes, biological males

pete: not the ivy league.bible, something else i took criticism to talk about that mattered the most from us. we will have more from carthage, north carolina at pete's family restaurant. [applause] steve: very nicely done. all right, janice dean, the weather machine joins us right now with the fox cast for coast to coast. janice: let's start off with the country. i mean, the temperatures are actually pretty good especially for the central u.s. little mild temperatures to wake up to which is great news. i mean, chicago in the 50's, 50 in new york city. we are dealing with a potential for shower and thunderstorms but one more day across the southeast, the carolinas up towards virginia, things will start to dry out tomorrow. and then across the west we have another system moving into southern california, beneficial rain and some mountain snow. we will continue to track that. otherwise, a pretty good-looking day for much of the country and we will take it. we will take it this -- this march day. back to you, steve

this is common in the ivy league's.they could do a little bit better. but i don't like the separation, i really don't. >> jesse: dana, he makes an excellent point where he says commencement, that is the finish line. that's the one day where the whole class is supposed to be unified and then to divide it and get all these other options takes away from it a little bit. >> dana: what i love about commencement in my own and also being able to attend someone like my niece's, it was like the collective achievement and the other thing that happens in a place like columbia and other universities, not just ivy league's but your alumni association, how you work together throughout the years is actually also a collective achievement in one of the reasons you want to go to those schools, that you start making connections and networking. >> jesse: katie, they also have a low income ceremony, graduation for people. they are slicing this thing all which way, i don't get it. >> katie: is a weird thing going on where we are all supposed

of course, hegseth himself is the product of not one but two ivy league institutions.ice of the popular man, the princeton tory. e gads. so, yes, the competition for absolute worst is fierce, but today that prize finally, finally, finally goes to none other than missing texas senator ted cruz. yes, old cancun cruz has been carrying a torch for that title in his giant overnight bag for weeks now. it was bad enough that he flew south of the border for a vacation at the ritz-carlton while millions of his home state of texas residents were freezing without power, and he was lucky that texas didn't build a wall to keep him from coming back. worse yet, when it came time to apologize, he blamed his daughters for his own bad decision. and now while hundreds of thousands of texans are still dealing with a water crisis, cruz is joking about how he abandoned them. lol. >> i got to say orlando is awesome! it's not as nice as cancun. [ laughter ] but it's nice. >> so, yes, yes, ted freedom screamer cancun cruz is the absolute worst. but wasn't he always really deep down? but the bi

if i hadn't gone to trinity come adjusted on the ivy league route, what would i have done?, greg. >> greg: he would be a weatherman at a local affiliate. that would be great for you, because he would be awesome. >> jesse: i would be a good weatherman. >> greg: i would be dead. i would've stayed in my band. i was the lead singer. it was wrapped death metal, rap, '87. i would have drug habits color. i would be dead by '97. our band name was death. >> jesse: -- >> greg: what with the opposite of you be like? what would your exact opposite be, shannon? >> shannon: they would be grumpy. they would not talk very much. they would see the worst in the world. i think that's the opposite. >> greg: you basically describe me. jesse -- >> shannon: who we are. >> greg: what's your athletic? >> jesse: short, not athletic, and poor. [laughter] >> greg: that's pathetic. >> jesse: i can't believe myself sometimes. [laughter] >> greg: juan, what would your opposite be like? >> juan: jesse watters, right? [laughter] may be the amazing hulk. how about that? >> greg: katie? >> katie: a good cook

when we come back, columbia now planning the ivy league college having graduation separating students on socioeconomic status and so much more. also we have more reaction from dan bongino, geraldo rivera straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> sean: columbia hold six individual graduation ceremonies centering around race, sexuality, gender identity for example. the ivy league university will hold ceremonies for native, asian, latinx, and lag pt qi a+ l abg t lgbt qi a+. these events bringing together of all of our graduates the high point in every other academic year, the smaller the liberatory events held in addition to but not instead of the main commencement. here with the reaction, fox news and shooter dan bongino, fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera. geraldo smiling, i don't know why. don't ask me for definitions because i can give them to you. i thought the left was about inclusiveness. that's what we hear all the time. everybody -- by the way, i'm inclusive. i don't care that people -- >> inclusive plus. if you were asking what i think about this program, the cranky old man you see h

guess when the last time they talked about the bible at the ivy league was -- 1840.tions do not want any knowledge whatsoever of what really matters in our country, so i am honored to have that assignment to travel across the country and meet those people who need you as active activists to fight for them because they are watching it get ripped away from them. in fact, i'm starting a project and one of the places it is getting ripped away most dramatically is the classroom. it is the classroom. at fox station, have a great opportunity to do documentaries around things i really love and am passionate about. history, jerusalem, bethlehem, the holy city, talking about the state of israel is something i am very passionate about. i sit down with modern warriors. i once had a three hour conversation with the guy who shot bin laden. we had way too many beers and it was an unbelievable story. i said what if every american could hear that story? so i started a series where we have a conversation with that's in here the real story. the project i am working on right now doesn't

. >> -- worships a golf loving ivy league educated self-described billionaire who covers his house in as if he doesn't have degrees himself from both princeton and harvard, he derives the esoteric things that the ivy league talks about. >> pete? >> i made the mistake of having respect and appreciation that we talk to, and when i talk, it's amazing. what i said on the stage at cpac, they want to talk about faith, family, freedom, first amendment, the second amendment and the 10th amendment. >> that's dangerous, man. >> you talk about states' rights and any right not given the federal government is bestowed on the states and the people. they get it and they talk about it all the time. the man i met on my way in here gave me pocket constitution and said i hope you'll be talking about this tomorrow morning. she didn't even know what the topic was, so average folks love our country, love our cherished freedoms and talk about it all the time and these liberals slamming me have never seen a fox and friends segment so i invite them to tune in, we'll be in north carolina talking to the folks a

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did you just notice when you left ohio go, to the military and got to an ivy league school is that whene it your whole life? >> no, i definitely saw it first when i was up close and personal at law school. i kind of recognized that there was a divide between the community that i came from and the elites. but i didn't recognize how stark it was and how necessary it was to go from one place to the other until i got to law school. it was a real educational experience not just in the law but in the whole social way in which that world operates. >> brian: arrogance do you believe or is it just or is it ignorance? >> i think it's a little bit of both. you definitely have some very arrogant people. people who look down on the folks who come from the part of the country that i did. but it's also they don't actually know anybody who came from the part of the country that i did. so that breeds this skepticism, this questioning, this uncertainty about it. that just causes people to sometimes put their foot in their mouth. >> brian: right. and we see it every day. another example ripped from the he

, and people were saying, he has a degree from the ivy league.om the ivy league. you've been there, it's not just what people are sayiing and that's okay. i thought that was a good montage that we just put forth. will: let's just leave it here and set the record straight, you two the are the ivy leaguers -- [laughter] now that we have that established -- jedediah: extra credit for will this hour. will: yeah, absolutely. jedediah: thanks so much, will. still ahead, despite media criticism, florida appears to be leading the fight against covid-19. vaccinations are on the rise while deaths are falling and businesses are still open. businesses are still open. dr. nicole saphier breaks it all down next. of spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! you're good. we made usaa insurance for members like kate. a former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her us

you ivy league boys going up attacking ivy league schools. ted cruz going up and attacking parties of country club when ted cruz is worshipping a guy, it's really sad, weak and pathetic. he is continuing to worship a guy politically who actually lives in his own country club and spent a lot of his presidency in his own country clubs that he owned. jon meacham, there's a part of this that i think cuts to the quick. suburb answer voters proceeded to lose the white house november 3rd and cost the gop two senate races january 5th. as he made his claims of election fraud, the main issue, rather than checking mr. biden and nancy pelosi. mr. trump essentially told georgia supporters that their votes didn't matter. and they stayed home. so the gop lost the senate. mr. trump, says the wall street editorial page, is now trying to rewrite this history as someone else's fault. democrats who cheated, republicans who won't, quote, fight, cowardly supreme court that includes three of his appointees. anybody but himself. this isn't true as another pollster m

the head master is an ivy league guy.ovides an excellent education and sends many of its students to the best colleges in the country. the students will then go on to become high achievers professionally in business, science, politics and the media, and will have a lot of influence over your life. i would send my children there if that was it. but there is something sinister going on at the school. these children are being indoctrinated by teachers and administrators to hate america. the students probably can't even recognize what's going on. the grace church school just broke into the news because of the new inclusive language guide that they released. the school says hateful language promotes racism, misogyny and homophobia. they suggest certain words and phrases be replaced with others. gender is being removed from conversations that take place in school. instead of boys and girls, guys, ladies and gentlemen, at grace we say people, folks, friends, readers, and mathematicians. there is videos in school that go along wi

he was a lost american, and the other was a jewish immigrant teaching an ivy league school. they had only maybe met once at a social meeting. nixon had read kissinger's books, nixon wanted to dominate foreign policy. he was so well-versed and so interested in this, and he knew he needed a very able and thoughtful national security adviser. so he put politics aside, and thought about the national interest, and also it would serve his interest, in forging a new world order. so just this year, a variance of nixon that was already exhibited, you know and i will get back to one of those aspects in view of the world, but he himself said shamed face ugly, when he was asked by the president, when he was asked by the national security adviser, instead of saying yes admit he immediately, he hesitated. partly out of misplaced loyalty to rockefeller, but partly just not entirely sure about what nixon was going to be like. he went to rockefeller we want to rockefeller who chewed him out, and he said he's taking a chance not you. but picking you. and henry of course immediately saw that,

welcome back to this you alex is in discussion of professor david blanchflower of ivy league dot mccall this new hampshire u.s.c. professor david blanchflower could look but to the 1950 s. and politics. with the practical application of the new economics john wayne of keane's put forward the general theory and put forward a new a new philosophy or affected nomics a new body of fought do you see the same thing. or a new body of thought which is addressing couple suk i'm stances on the public crisis. so what's happened today well what we've seen in the last decade is basically no inflation no wage growth austerity failed but the idea that inflation was really the ogre that we needed to care about and really has really gone so there is an apple or a mark in the heart if you like within economics for the hearts and minds not least because basically it going on ics miss the great recession the models didn't have a financial sector in them the assumption was that markets would perfectly priced things so the answer is you have his that obviously given that phase economics kicking and screaming

discuss economic recovery from the prime segment alex interview professor david blanchflower of ivy league dot macaulay's new hampshire to discuss whether there are any signs of a biden made to.

benjamin: a progressive story on an ivy league school. >> reporter: new york city, they are going toraduation ceremonies based on race and other elements of how students identify but they will have graduation ceremonies for native students, asian, latin x, first generation low-income individuals. there will be a lavender graduation for the lgbt q community. are always graduation ceremonies a good idea? geraldo rivera, dan bonngino d bate. >> the cranky old man sitting before you i would think of as wildly woke and impossibly politically correct and ridiculous but flashback 50 years, in the school of journalism, identity and who you are and where you fit in. >> don't think segregation was a good idea. we lost a lot of lives fighting this nonsense. time to go back to our goal which was supposed to be a colorblind society. jillian: the two sides, columbia university posted a sweet about this, reports that in previous tweets, representing multicultural graduation celebrations in addition to not instead of university wide commencement and individuals school class days. a lot of celebratio

the ivy league colleges, it is the 25 colleges with the largest endowments. 25 schools have an endowment north of $320 billion. that is one third of $1 trillion. they do not need taxpayer help. on the cares act, $13 billion was allocated to universities and colleges. we took a look at those 25 wealthy schools. in the cares act, they were allocated $1 billion of our tax money. they cannot make the argument they need the money, but they want the money. host: anthony, west bloomfield, michigan. caller: we send them to congress , the bills get so inflated. we expect our representatives to do what is best for us. can you explain about the process? they have been talking about adding earmarks to the policy. it sounds like that is already in there. guest: earmarks are the gateway drug of corruption. dr. tom coburn, he was instrumental in delivering the earmark man when congress banned them through a rule change. that has been reversed by democrats. both parties are responsible for this. i want to tell you how hard it was for our auditors to get detail on the $350 billion in this bill flowing to

bush was portrayed as a pointy headed, ivy league, internationalist type which is not the persona that we think of george w. bush as today and george w. bush not only corrected but overcorrected and said i will never be out country again. i put on the boots and the jeans and leather jacket and a lover -- leather hat, when you came to the white house people were portraying him as a not smart cowboy he try to let people know he was reading. laura was always reading. >> a question from geraldine from connecticut. can you speak to jackie kennedy's televised tour of the white house? >> this is a famous tour that she gave. there was reluctance within the white house to do this. they did not think it was a good idea. she went on and it was a big hit. it's part of the jackie methodology. she went to the rooms and explain the different rooms. for a long time that was the best consumption that we have with the interior of the white house look like. kennedy himself, was groundbreaking by the use of television. he famously won that first debate with nixon. it was the first presidential debate in h

see people sitting in that lucky my game in an ivy league and i'm telling this it could mean a new covenant with god in. most of. he took his own life out at sea he was 27 years old. however he wasn't a member of the crew on the di go for. we had thought that was the only post exposed to radiation at bikini atoll. that's what they taught us at school but it wasn't true. we were shocked to discover that apart from the tiger for career model there were many other posts near the art hall at the time. to do some research he and his students looked for fisherman who had been at sea in the a bikini asshole in 954. handed out questionnaires end around the fishing port of call and got almost $300.00 replies. the result came as a shock but the fisherman told the teacher and his students directly contradicted the official version of events when the u.s. conducted its nuclear weapons test on bikini atoll the diago for could do was just one of many japanese fishing boats subjected to radiation. is still the best known and is now on display in its own museum in tokyo. but it is only the tip of the icebe

and harvard and many of the ivy leagues i think were like the school in columbia were feeding grounds, dominick sometimes by southern historians and their perspective of the war on reconstruction. so going on from there, bruce, i want you to introduce stevens in your own words to our audience out there. maybe what our appetite for actually reading your book. you told us a bit about what attracted you to stevens, his commitment to equal rights, his commitment to black citizenship. i was just wondering if you would tell us a little bit more about his abolitionist convictions and his vision for the country? >> fine, thank you. thaddeus stevens became effectively and abolitionist decades before the civil war began, in the 1830s. but by the end of the 1830s he was in all report the specs effectively and abolitionist. he had been a delicate in that decade to a convention in his adopted state of pennsylvania charged with drawing up a new state constitution. when that constitution bound up explicitly denying the franchise, denying the right to vote to black men, thaddeus stevens refused to si

people heard this story many times, even when i was in college and i was playing in an ivy league gamend i was called chink multiple times. i never revealed who that player, players were. to me it's not about trying to take somebody down or anything like that. it's about building awareness and, it's about promoting solidarity. >> you know what? i totally understand about getting revenge, because it's usually -- it's not about getting revenge. that can suck you into a negativity. it's about the other person. they know what they did wrong. i completely understand what you're saying. but there are instances, i'm sure, in other people's eyes they have to call people out for. that's thinker own individual assessment. their decision is their decision. i totally understand what you mean. this is what steve kerr the head coach said about your post. here it is right here. >> really powerful. i applaud jeremy for his words and echo his sentiments regarding racism against the asian-american community. it's just so ridiculous. and obviously, you know, spawned by many people, includining our former

long enough and the author of upcoming book "inconvenient minority" about discrimination in the ivy league it hurts asian-americans and also the host of "the ingraham angle podcast." >> tucker, it is great to be here. >> tucker: thank you so you hear a lot of people increasingly because there are awards for claiming to be this or that stand up and say i've been discriminated against but what makes these cases the ones that you have focused on so different is that they are provable. i mean, correct me if i am wrong, we have evidence people are denied admission because of their stem card right? >> we have a lot of evidence. harvard university, and i tell about this in my book in "inconvenient minority", harvard university grades applicants on three things, extracurriculars academics, and a personality score. but what they do with the personality score interlace objectives and metric, they use it to discriminate against asian-americans, stereotypes against asian-americans to say we are just testing robots with no personality. that is what they are doing to try to lower our composition in thes

when you look at ivy league schools like yale and harvard, they get endowments. was approximately $250 million. so we don't get nearly the level of support. still and all, slens ten to come out of there. i'm hell been on telling the story. that's what i'm going to do in concert with confluential films. >> long before there was a don lemon speaking out, you were here and i thank you for showing us the way. thank you for your candor. thank you for trying to get black lives to get vaccinated. i really appreciate it. >> i'm incredibly proud of you and the job you've been doing. keep up the great work. you're making us all proud. >> thank you, sir. tomorrow is march 11th. and exactly one year ago that the world health organization declared coronavirus a pandemic. remember, the not guilty covid really came home to americans, tom foreman does . >> the nba season calls a time-out after a player for the utah jazz tests positive. >> quite frankly sh was shocked. >> and everyone was wondering when we would see somebody famous. >> the world health organization declares a pan

lifetime that in the year 2021, we would have activities on campus segregated by race, including at ivy league schools and your old place of work, princeton university? >> they have been having segregated activity for minority students for a number of years. i never thought i would see a time where they would be so widely accepted that we would reject the integration model and the national motto, e pluribus unum, out of many, one. that is what is shocking to me. the segregation we see pushed by the democrats and by the leftists to me, it violates the entire civil rights vision as well as civil rights laws and in some cases the equal protection clause of the constitution, there are lawsuits waiting to happen. >> laura: jeremy, there was a very disturbing moment over the last few weeks for so many americans, i think, who believed our military leaders, they aren't political, they are here to preserve the country, part of a fighting force, leading the fighting force. but now we have seen that that is changing. the u.s. army has sent out a tweet saying that extremism can tear apart cohesive teams.

out if those first principles matter or whether it is worth listening to people who don't have ivy leaguefood. how is the menu looking? >> reporter: i haven't looked at it but it's i will get ready for you guys first. todd: appreciate it. extreme weather. carley: rising floodwaters in eastern kentucky following several days of powerful storms. mandatory evacuations underway over fears a dam could burst. todd: a boat used to save covid-19 vaccines, the health department was flooded. those vaccines were all safely recovered. carley: janice dean joins us on forecasting the weekend. >> janice: one more days of showers and thunderstorms, the ohio river valley and things dry out. we look at current temperatures, 30s and 20s on the map, tampa 74. past the 4 hours that is where we have moisture moving in towards the southeast, the carolinas toward virginia and things will start to dry out through the day today. we are looking at the west where things are active on the coast to the mountains including the southwestern mountains where we could get several inches, maybe feet of snow is the next bloo

joe biden knows that tax increases won't hurt private equity firms and touch ivy league endowments, theythe bill and melinda gates foundation alone, no billionaire will suffer. you're going to suffer. no good reason because the recent one more time, we do not fund the government with tax or never will come out we fund them with money made up from nothing, that's true. no one says that. coming on tonight to make sense of it, in order russia, texas, victor davis hanson the wisest person we know. professor, thank you for coming on. the first to russia, the obsession isn't the defense of putin's regime or anything like it, but why the focus of the ratline's focus on russia? >> i don't know it's about all i did to gratuitously call it bad. there is no standard putin has not killed 20 million people like the communist predecessors, he's not the communist party in china that has the blood of 70 million people on their hands. 1 million people in camps and we could go on and on with north koreans, the regime in cuba. there is no standard by which you single out somebody and the other but it remin

america reports in an ivy league university holding separate graduation ceremonies for different studentsey they have in their family. weighing in on all of this, the president of american moments, an organization dedicated to identifying and educating conservative students. let's put up on the screen in these various commencement ceremonies columbia is planning in addition to one that involves the entire school. native graduation, lavender graduation for lgbtqia's, asian, first-generation low income, latin next which we should point out is a made up word. and a black commencement. >> the calls for unity that we've heard from prominent democrats and liberal elites are false. they are trying to -- what's troubling is it's not some obscure school. it's columbia university, school that pumps out senators, congressmen, sipping court justices. the leaders of the country being mired in this ethnic bigotry is really troubling. >> john: columbia university has been tweeting about this today based on the original story saying "in most instances the celebrations evolved from ceremonies originally c

. >> there are more asian-americans at these ivy leagues. >> laura: ted lieu, a deranged buffoon. before we go, i want you to know tomorrow night we will be hosting a special "the ingraham angle" town hall, we will have parents, doctors, education experts, and a lot more, all of these people hn now. it will be an eye-opening evening and will some of what you see will shock you. shannon bream in the "fox news @ night" team will take it all from here. shannon? shannon:>> cannot wait to see tt tomorrow night. donald trump speaking with laura highlights from his response to president joe biden in just minutes. comments by prominent democrats and immigration, when the minority party uses procedural rules to stop vaccination in its tracks. the 60 vote threshold to proceed on the bill mister biden said yes, but 15 years ago senators biden and barack obama joined a failed filibuster attempt against samuel alito. >> it breaks the rule to change the. if we go down this path there is no other option. we go down this path, the nuclear option, we will be left a much different system from what

biden knows tax increases aren't going to hurt corporations or private equity, they won't touch ivy league they believe the bill and melinda gates foundation completely alone, no billionaire is going to suffer, you are going to suffer and for no good reason because to restate one more time, we don't fund the government with tax revenue, we fund it with money the federal reserve makes up out of nothing, that's true and no one says it. coming on tonight to make some sense of this interview, russia, and taxes is victor davis hanson, the wisest person we know. first to russia, this is not a defense of the regime, why the relentless focus on russia? >> it's always a bad idea to call a killer the head of state with 7,000 deliverable nuclear weapons. there is no standard, vladimir putin hasn't killed 20 million people likee his communist predecessors. it's not the communist party in china that has the blood of 7 million people on their hands. we could go on and on with the north koreans, there is no standard byyo which you single t somebody and not the other. it reminds me, we are missing what he

the problem is that we're talking about the harvards of the world, other ivy league schools, those acceptance maybe we're talking about 100 to 200 schools across the country. so is have i give to students is have a balanced list. doesn't mean that you can't shoot for the star, but also have schools that you know that you will have a better shot of getting into and there are plenty of those institutions out there. and you will get a really good education, you will get a job coming out of those schools because in many ways it is how you go to college than where you go to college that matters at the end of the day. >> finally, because the you peeked over the shoulder at the university of washington, emory and davidson, give a continue to students and parent, when it comes to the essay, what are they really looking for? will. >> they are looking for authentic example of something from your life. stop writing things that you think that the person will want to read. so at emory university for example, a student wrote about pulp and no pulp in the orange juice in the morning. debates they used to ha

do we have too many people with ivy league degrees on the supreme court? they all have them.inging up the issue of diversity. it's the first presidential ticket where neither person has a ivy league degree for many years. maybe going back to i don't know 1976 or something. it's pretty crazy. so i love the idea of looking for diversity in that way, too. >> a nonivy. >> rene, i'll give you five seconds to have the last word. >> i would say i agree. cheryl would be my pick. >> all right. give us a call, we might have a new gig for you. we'll be back later. thank you so much for coming on the sunday show and rene thank you for coming back to the sunday show. coming potential trouble for marjorie taylor green. beca taylor green. gives you 5g from america's most reliable network at no extra cost. and more of the entertainment you love like apple music. and the beautiful iphone 12 on us when you buy one. only from verizon. are you packed yet? our flight is early tomorrow. and it's a long flight too. once we get there, we will need... buttercup! ♪ ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes you

think about this george w bush as some kind of pointy-headed ivy league internationalist type, which is definitely not the persona that we think of george w bush with today and george w bush not only corrected but over corrected after that. he said i'll never be out country again and he put on the boots and the jeans and the leather jacket and the cowboy hat, but but he never stopped reading and kind of hept it behind closed doors for a while when he came to the white house and people were portraying him as this not smart cowboy then he tried to let people know he was reading but with laura again, it was a librarian. she was always reading and i know they did talk about a question from geraldine from connecticut. can you speak to jackie? kennedy's televised tour of the white house? yeah, this was a famous tour that she she gave and there was a reluctance within the white house to do this. they didn't think it was a good idea, but she went on and it was a big hit and you know, i think it's part of the jackie mythology. she went through the different rooms and explained different rooms

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he was hopeful of getting an ivy league offer and they are later than others because you have to havee campus were eliminating his opportunities there. then football for us in illinois was canceled in the fall. he made his first unsuccessful suicide attempt in it september. >> martha: in january he died? >> correct. >> martha: you were racing the place he was at a hotel. tell me about that. >> yeah. hmmm, an important part of the message is dillon tried a new magnetic depression therapy that morning. his mother had gone with him. he had an optimistic session that morning. i saw him when he came home. school was on zoom at that point. he was optimistic about. lunch time he had a zoom meeting with a football coach. nothing specific just a good thing they did to check in with the players. i told him i was leaving at 2:30. he said he would go to work. he was working food delivery to it earn a little money. i saw him at noon. he talked to his football coach at noon. instead of going to work he drove to the hotel and killed himself. dead at 3 o'clock. again, it can happen that fast. there w

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good for you, good for you, it shouldn't be like that, i had a opportunity, i was accepted to an ivy leaguego and i took another route instead so at least just being allowed to sort of have those conversations and okay, if you want to go into this field, having a plan. yeah. >> i agree. meanwhile the rhode island senate working in an uproar over their new dress code which calls for attire most people would consider pretty basic, slacks, blouses, collared shirts and suit jackets as part of the real demand for public and legislature, rhode island is what i meant to say, senator jonathan acosta called it oppressive, watch. >> what they mean is white collar dress. if that is what is necessary, that's what you are saying. the function of this type of norm is to exclude, it is to say that which does not belong here and in this presentation or in this explanation of what does belong here, it is all stuff for white collar white people. >> i don't take it's crazy to wear different clothes at work than you do at home, if i dressed as i dressed at home i would not be allowed on the air, probably, and