and most of them, the really funny ones, are with jeanne cooper. >> kay: facts are facts, jill, as muchs you would like to rewrite history. >> jill: oh, this is ludicrous. [ glass shatters ] not now! >> kay: aah! give me chloe! >> jill: ah! >> walton: she and i had the most wonderful relationship. the one that i particularly remember that i loved was when it was discovered that phillip had left the house to jill. >> esther: that toast is for mrs. chancellor. >> jill: do you want it back? >> kay: choke on it, jill. >> walton: and i, of course, resented her little chihuahua of a maid, esther, so jill rented this very large doberman. >> kay: what is that? >> jill: his name is ralph. >> kay: um, esther, have robert

and most of them, the really funny ones, are with jeanne cooper. >> kay: facts are facts, jill, as muchyou would like to rewrite history. >> jill: oh, this is ludicrous. [ glass shatters ] not now! >> kay: aah! give me chloe! >> jill: ah! >> walton: she and i had the most wonderful relationship. the one that i particularly remember that i loved was when it was discovered that phillip had left the house to jill. >> esther: that toast is for mrs. chancellor. >> jill: do you want it back? >> kay: choke on it, jill. >> walton: and i, of course, resented her little chihuahua of a maid, esther, so jill rented this very large doberman. >> kay: what is that? >> jill: his name is ralph. >> kay: um, esther, have robert

and most of them, the really funny ones, are with jeanne cooper. >> kay: facts are facts, jill, as much as you would like to rewrite history. >> jill: oh, this is ludicrous. [ glass shatters ] >> kay: aah! give me chloe! >> jill: ah! >> walton: she and i had the most wonderful relationship. the one that i particularly remember that i loved was when it was discovered that phillip had left the house to jill. >> esther: that toast is for mrs. chancellor. >> jill: do you want it back? >> kay: choke on it, jill. >> walton: and i, of course, resented her little chihuahua of a maid, esther, so jill rented this very large doberman. >> kay: what is that? >> jill: his name is ralph.

and most of them, the really funny ones, are with jeanne cooper. >> kay: facts are facts, jill, as much as you would like to rewrite history. >> jill: oh, this is ludicrous. [ glass shatters ] not now! >> kay: aah! give me chloe! >> jill: ah! >> walton: she and i had the most wonderful relationship. the one that i particularly remember that i loved was when it was discovered that phillip had left the house to jill. >> esther: that toast is for mrs. chancellor. >> jill: do you want it back? >> kay: choke on it, jill. >> walton: and i, of course, resented her little chihuahua of a maid, esther, so jill rented this very large doberman. >> kay: what is that? >> jill: his name is ralph.

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thank you for joining us tonight. don't forget, you can watch out front any time on cnn go and on anderson cooper speaks to donald trump360" starts right now. >>> good evening tonight, a 360 exclusive and a big campaign headline. donald trump just 24 hours after signaling on national television that he is softening, has word on deporting millions of undocumented immigrants now saying this. >> i don't think it's a softening. i think it's -- >> 11 million people are no longer being deported. >> i've heard people say it's a hardening, actually. >> that's not all he said in our conversation. and the path to legal status for undocumented immigrants just 24 hours after setting off a storm within his base. immigration is far from what we talked about this afternoon at a campaign stop at new hampshire. he also doubled down on his speech last night calling hillary clinton a bigot. for her part secretary clinton was on the stump laying out