this goes back to the time john beau ton was the ambassador to the united nations from the united states. every time, most of the time, the u.n. comes out with something that is not in the best interest of the united states, we would sent a communications up and john beau ton would take it to him saying we in the united states are going to withhold our funding of the united nations. this infewer yaturiates them. they don't like to be accountable to anyone. what was their plan. come with their only source of funding. that source of funding, all in detail in the last chapter in my book. you need to look at that. that's a thing people don't really understand. so they came up with this thing. if they are able to come up with a co2 tax or something like that, they don't have to then be accountable to anyone. that's really what it was all about. you remember some of the early statements, even people that were not our friends were honest about the evaluations of the whole global warming thing. joshua rock, he said, quote, international global warming regulations represent the first component of

it's in honor of his son, beau - who died last year of brain cancer. ohio governor john kasich signed a bill tuesday outlawing abortions in the state after 20 weeks. the governor described the measure as "the most legally sound and sustainable approach to protecting the sanctity of human kasich however...vetoed an amendment known as the "heartbeat bill." it would have banned abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, usually at six weeks. measures similar to the heartbeat bill, passed by other states, have twice been declared unconstitutional by federal judges. hollywood loses another sitcom star....alan thicke died last night after he suffered a heart attack. he reportedly was playing hockey with his 19-year-old son when it happened. thicke is most famous for his role as jason seaver but recently appeared on the netflix reboot..."fuller house." he was also a frequent guest on talkshows and game shows. thicke is survived by his three sons...singer robin thicke...brennan, carter and his wife tanya. he was 69-years old. hollywood reacting this morning to his loss. acto

friends, in good times and in bad times, like you and john were there for me and jill when what is in the hospital. you were there for us when our son beau was deployed, and you were there when we buried him. it's all about being personal. annie, you and john, as was mentioned earlier by the first speaker, were with, i happened to be with ethel kennedy at an awards ceremony in new york, the ripple of hope ceremony. i was ironically, fellow who runs my office who is an ohio guy said john wasn't doing well. you ought to call john. i had a brief discussion with ethel. i sat with her. the story is well known about him talking to the kids and being sent back to green hill. what struck me was, i was told that when you and john got to hickory hill, john walked into senator kennedy's private study and saw that robert kennedy, who was the only political rival i had in my life, had out a book of ralph walter emerson's poetry. it was opened up and a leaf of the book there in the margins were comments made by robert kennedy. and the passage that john, i'm told, remembered was where emerson said, "this time, like all times, is a very good one if we b

beau to brain cancer last year. senator tim kaine choked up while long-time friend senator john mccain wistfully remembered their workogether that began over 40 years ago. >> but sometimes even more than the matter of public importance is the ability to please a young girl or an old man -- or an ill young man casting a first vote, an important vote. the fact that you took your time on that day of importance to you, to shed some light and offer some joy to someone who was struggling, that's the joe biden that has us here for two hours offering these tributes. >> we've been friends for almost 40 years. since i was a navy senate liaison and used to carry your bags on overseas trips. i joked recently that i've resented it ever since. late journalist bob timber wrote about one military liaison officer escorting a codell to athens who joined some of the members in a tavern for a little after-hours merriment and was later observed dancing on a table top with senator biden's lovely wife jill. i don't recall witnessing such an event myself, and i can't testify to it having actually happened neither. can i imagine the temerity

john posting this photo and writing, he is in deep shock. for right now, back to msnbc investigates. >>> due to mature subject matter viewer discretion is advised. >> beaurne and michelle culberson say they are very much in love. but their relationship has been interrupted by their incarceration at the orange county jail in southern california. their charges include rape and sodomy. they pled not guilty. but if they are convicted in court, culberson faces up to nine years in prison and de'arborne could be sentenced to 16. >> honestly, i don't even want to hear numbers, i want to hear justice. i want to hear freedom ring, to be honest. >> de'arborne and culberson are not allowed to see each other in jail but they can write letters. >> she made me step my game up on my writing. >> dear michelle, what a do. my tugga sugar's love. ooh, wee. i'm still on cloud nine from that ride. i can see how you get them butterflies the same way you make my nature rise, just staring into these gorgeous hazel eyes. bet you know that deep inside my heart is where you will always reside. as you're reading my mind, it's not a surprise that you already know that i love you for