the family was -- i was 2 1/2, my older sister jeanie was 5 and jim was almost 7, my older brother.nd of course my mother. so it was a family of five at that point. and we were living in detroit i flat in detroit and don't remember it. the first thing i say in this book is i have no memory of that day. brian: does your brother jim remember? david: very much so. first of all, jim -- both my brother and sister are two of the smartest people i've ever known in my life. and jim has not a photographic memory but a very sharp memory of certain things. he can recite any poem he's ever read, that sort of stuff. but he was traumatized by this period. much more so than i. he and jeanie, my sister, were in school so the five years that followed this event they were bouncing from one school to another as my father was trying to find -- get his life back together. so yeah, jim remembers. he even remembers going to the headquarters of the communist party, the newspaper where my father also was working as an editor, the michigan herald and then the michigan worker. he remembers some of of that, mu

. >> my name is jeanie and i'm a retired faculty, city college and i am here to actually support cuts, but the cuts are to class sizes. and i, along with all of the school teachers throughout the entire country, we advocate for smaller class sizes. the courses i've been teaching, which is in the department that includes racism, sexism, thoughe homophobia, anti-semitism and am i missingny? missing any? the city of classes, classism. [ laughter ] >> that these courses demand dialogue among the students that many of whom are experiencing all of those ir isms and to cree the dialogue and critical thinking that is needed to engage in those topics requires smaller class sizes. i've taught at berkley, sonoma state, the maximum class size is 15 and you want more? go demand more larger class sizes. for quality education, which we deserve, we need to have smaller class sizes, so i'm here to support cuts and class sizes. more budget. >> thank you. (applause). >> next speaker, please. if anyone else who wantse wantso speak, line up. >> my name is jodie harrison and you may challenge me with this,

our jeanie moos explains. >> reporter: it used to be just another word in president trump's vocabulary>> the impeach word. impeach trump. maxine waters, we will impeach him. has he done anything wrong? no. let's impeach him anyway. >> reporter: as impeachment loomed larger. >> what a job he's done, we're impeaching him. >> reporter: the president's word got shorter. >> to talk about the "i" word. >> reporter: and he blew up. >> the word impeach. it's a dirty, filthy, disgusting word. >> reporter: it wasn't so dirty, filthy and disgusting five years ago, when citizen trump tweeted about president obama. are you allowed to impeach a president for gross incompetence? now, it's impeachment he's calling gross. those obscene founding fathers, a bunch of dirty, old men apparently. and someone else used trump's old excuse. >> this was locker room talk. >> reporter: to explain how filthy impeachment got into the locker room constitution. many consider impeachment to be and they rush to defend it. it is second in beauty only to the word resignation. comedians were already eyeing the president's

jeanie ray, he couldn't find one republican donor. >> no. and what struck me today was, he's peddling two stories. and by the way this is advisory, not mandatory. not once, not twice, but three times as something completely different. he said the llc had absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with my decision, decision. so who is telling the truth? this man's core argument is, we can't prove that president did not commit obstruction of justice. he is tainting and smearing the president and forcing him to prove that he didn't do something wrong and that has never been for 200 years the standard in american justice. and it's not only a coin maneuver but a devious maneuver. >> sean: why were these statements, mueller's statements intended to hurt trump. and we all know that prosecutors, if they don't reach a standard of indictment, they don't leave a cloud. there's a reason for that. you don't have a right to say, i don't have the evidence, but maybe something happened. and that's what he did today. >> yes he did. it's shameful actually. i agree 1

i'll watch the rifle men and wagon train and bonanza and ponderosa and i dream of jeanie and charlie's angels. you've got to take a breather once in a while. i understand what they're saying. >> it's good for you to do it. not me. >> you're obsessed. 24/7/365. >> have a great weekend, see you on sunday. >> best to mama. >>> this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon, what a week it has been, frankly a week of chaos. so many outrages from this administration it's hard to focus on just one of them. today it's been really one headline after the other, if you don't believe me, i'm going to reel them off for you, okay? this is our big story tonight sources telling cnn that the white house asked don mcgahn, don mcgahn is the former white house counsel, asked him to publicly state that the president did not obstruct justice. mcgahn refused. the source goes on to say that the president was upset by mcgahn's refusal to say what the president wanted him to say. i'll bet he was. the white house has since ordered mcgahn to defy his subpoena from democrats. sure doesn't seem like the president believes h

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and fast which is once you -- once you dispense with executive privilege it's very hard to put the jeanie back in the bottle, but this is the argument that is being made. a lot of it is going to come down to how much does mcgahn himself want to cross the whole white house on this front. as we've seen he hasn't wanted to step in front of him yet but clearly the judiciary committee is not going to say that's clearly an understood position when people were going into the mueller interviews, and have you to talk to us the way you talk to him. >> to that point about his attitude, the president -- the president's tv lawyer, the lead attorney, rudy giuliani is questioning the truthfulness to mueller so they should be quiet at team white house if they don't want to goad him out there. jeanne shaheen a couple minutes ago in questioning of attorney general bill barr where he said spying did occur in his view. today the same senator asking the fbi director spying, was this illegal? >> and at this time do you have any evidence that any illegal surveillance into the campaigns or individuals associated

. >>> here's jeanie. >> it's not what you usually hear at a hearing. >> trump is a [ bleep ] idiot. >reporter: senate judiciary chair lindsey graham dropped the f-bomb while quoting an fbi agent's text to his then-girlfriend. graham was trying to demonstrate the agent's bias. >> sorry to the kids out there. >> reporter: sorry to the networks covering the hearing live. >> about 90 minutes ago, i had a little bit of language slip by us, and for that we apologize to our viewers down the line. we can thank senator lindsey graham for his candid response there. >> reporter: but the people most thankful for the f-bomb were trump critics. nice of lindsey graham to have created trump is a bleeping idiot memes for years to come. >> trump is a [ bleep ] idiot. trump is a [ bleep ] idiot. >> reporter: cue the remixes. ♪ trump is a [ bleep ] idiot >> reporter: my new ring tone is lindsey graham saying trump is a bleeping idiot, though definitely not safe for work. i just accidentally played this in the office, and everyone around me laughed. get yourself some of that joy. but you know who said the

. >> host: there is a new book coming out by psychotherapist jeanie married to a historian sherburne keizer -- roger rukeyser: love you but i hate your politics. potomac maryland, please go ahead. >> caller: thank you very much for the great insight on "in depth." i appreciate it and i think i'm going to have to get one or maybe more of your books. i could question related to micro- targeting and source identity as well as disinformation campaigns. is there a way for us to recognize when patrolling is happening, and is it illegal. is there a way to identify the source ofur a message just on tv you say this is sponsored by president such and such candidates running for president and so forth, similar identity on the micro- targeting messages would be very helpful i believe in at least getting the right message and the right context. >> host: i agree with you. if you think back to the past history of political advertisi advertising, we have had to deal with the problem outside of social media before social media happened. as thso for example t we have ad expenditure groups that were tr

jedediah: two of the leaders behind the event march for life president jeanie mancini and focus on the what governor cuomo did here and the governor of virginia and we thought this is an overreach when we're high fiving in our state houses and the u.s. senate about taking the life of a child especially in that third trimester so we thought why don't we just go to new york, go to times square, put it on the jumbotron and let's see a baby in the third trimester and show the world what a baby looks like. pete: and you guys tried to approach a number of companies that owned billboards to purchase time which people do. what do they say? >> and focus on the family does that specifically so jim what did they say? >> they were just negative basically. they said there's plenty of inventory we'll book you when they found out what the event was about they said we no longer have inventory available for you one company said we'll give you a static shot and we said great we'll put a picture of a baby up and they said no, no, only your logo, so silencing our ability to express our speech and we want