[laughter] because clint wanted it to be a father/daughter picture, the young hero in the book, jack graham, the young lawyer, was not in the film anymore. but even to that point when i w was on the train, when i heard that news too, they had pay phones on the train, credit cards. i got on theed phone, i called everybody i'd ever known. hello, mrs. dugan? you're not going to believe what's happened to me. [laughter] >> host: how old wereel you? >> guest: i was 34. yeah. >> host: and this just kind of happened so fast after 20 years of -- i mean, you really must have beent mentally, hard to process. >> guest: it was dream-like, and every day was something new, you know? today show wanted me on. you know, good morning america wanted me on. i wase b on the local d.c. chanl 9 here years ago, and i remember being on there, and my whole lan firm at holland and knight was watching me because they wanted me to come on and talk about it. in the end, are you doing the film and book rights? andrea, let me just stop you,o and i paused, and i said my lawyers are handling that. i heard later everybody at

senator lindsay graham and senator jack reed, both members of the armed services committee join us. we begin with senator lindsay graham. welcome back to "fox news sunday". in a new york times editorial - - went on to say the united states - - until the united states respect turkey's sovereignty and proves it understands the dangers our nation faces, our partnership could be in jeopardy. which leads to the question, is this still a working relationship with turkey? >> we have an airbase in turkey. there a nato ally. it needs to be a working relationship and we need their help in syria and iraq. but they have not just - - 5-6 americans - - turkish citizen to work for the american embassy. we will not have a normal relationship unless they let - - out. the charges against him are a sham and others who work for the american embassy. they had nothing to do with trying to topple the government. >>martha: in terms of the pastor bronson question and this back-and-forth between turkey and the united states over operations to overthrow the government which is what - - is angry about. it's int

senator lindsey graham and senator jack reed both members of the armed services committee join us nowe begin with senator graham, senator, welcome back to "fox news sunday" good to have you with us here today. >> thank you. martha: in a new york times editorial, he went on to say that the united states -- that until the united states starts respecting turkey's sovereignty and proves that it understands the danger that our nation faces our partnership could be in jeopardy, which leads to the question, is this still a working relationship at all with turkey? >> an airbase in turkey, they are a nato ally, it needs to be a working relationship. we need turkey to help us in syria, iraq, they are a nato ally, but they have not just the pastor in jail, five or six other americans -- turkish citizens who work for the american embassy. we're not going to have a normal relationship with turkey until they let the pastor out. the charges against him are complete shams. it is a bogus event regarding the pastor and others who work for the american embassy. they had nothing to do with trying to topp

senator lindsey graham and senator jack reed, both members of the armed services committee join us now we began with senator graham, welcome back to "fox news sunday," good to have you with us here today. in a "new york times" editorial, he went on to say that the united states -- until the united states starts respecting turkey sovereignty improves and understands the dangers that our nation faces, our partnership could be in jeopardy, which leads to the question, is this still a working relationship at all with turkey? >> senator graham: at an airbase in turkey, it needs to be a working relationship. when he turkey to help us in syria. we need turkey to help us in iraq. they are our nato ally but they have not just pastor bronson in jail, five or six other americans, turkish americans who work for the industry. we will not have a normal relationship with turkey until they let the pastor brunson out. the chargers are complete shams. it's a bogus event, they have nothing to do with trying to topple the government. >> martha: i think in terms of the pastor brunson question in this back

also senator lindsey graham and senator jack reed.e in a very aggressive foreign policy moment. so we're going to speak to the two of them about that as well. abby: so many good conversations and some perfect guests for that. good luck, we will all be watching, you will be fabulous. >> thanks, guys. abby: all right, we are taking another look at a new york liberal that is now being revealed that mayor bill de blasio had a celebrity fixer for years, and you won't believe who that is. pete: plus, kanye west doubles down on his support for the president. our next guest says dismissing him is a very bad idea. ♪ ♪ ♪ when i touch you like this ♪ it's so hard to believe ♪ but it's all coming back me. ♪ baby, baby, baby. all you can eat is back, baby. applebee's. uhp. i didn't believe it. again. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ i want to believe it. [ claps hands ] ♪ ooh i'm not hearing the confidence. okay, hold the name your price tool. power of options based on your budget! and! ♪ we'll make heaven a place on earth ♪ yeah! oh,

graham satchell has been catching up with the hosts of the show that tackles cancer in a whole new way. and he is the olympic, commonwealth and now european diving champion. jack of this morning's main news: hundreds of thousands of students in england, wales and northern ireland will receive their a—level results this morning, with many also finding out if they have a place at university. it is the second year of major reforms to the qualification. our education correspondent elaine dunkley has been to meet some sixth—formers waiting to get their results. soon, the wait will be over — the results of two years of hard work for thousands of a—level students. there have been major changes to a—levels in england, with a move away from coursework, and grades resting on the final exams. i was prepared for the challenge, but it definitely was a challenge. you can get so stressed out, and in the exam, like, i get loads of hot flushes, so i'm like, ooh! for the university to encourage me more to still focus on my grades, and get these grades, they actually offered me £1,000. the department for education says that changes will improve standards, but there are concerns