the book "code name, johnnie walker."ood to have you, what do you make of the court's decision that president trump lost. and also, how do you see this relationship with u.s. and iran unfolding under president trump? >> i think first of all we should all of us, as americans, support his position, everyone's security, safety issue, we don't need more 9/11, we don't need san bernardino, we don't need all this savage things, happening to our people here. i know some people disagree with me, some people agree with me, but we're not talking about johnnie walker or fox, and business, we're talking about the united states, the biggest thing in the world. i don't want to have that feeling again, getting my gun, and protect my family. i don't want to hear any more drama happen to us here. i live in iraq by gun. i live with feari live with panic from militia, and isis, from all of those things, i don't want that feeling again. liz: johnny, the fbi, law enforcement and intelligence officials have said, that as the forces bear down o

>> johnny walker black. >> johnny walker black? is what why you are dressed in black today?m always in black. >> should i get johnny walker blue? >> yeah. >> are the mainstream media people out of their minds? >> they are. >> why? >> forget about it. >> i can't. any conversation be as bad as 3,000 people dying here? >> it's not a conversation, a conversation can't be compared to deaths of innocent people. >> okay, why would they say that? we're not talking about a smucky newspaper. >> if trump invented the cure for cancer, they would be talking about that. >> every day they need to do something with the papers. >> yeah, but who would buy that? >> you know what i buy the paper for? >> the numbers. >> the numbers? what numbers. >> the lotto. >> the lotto? >> the lotto. >> once in a while, i get a hunch. grandchildren, forget about it. look at me, look at you. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> goes back to the president and his decision-making and who he appoints and the decisions that he makes and calling him an outstanding man is one thing but he clearly wasn't up to the task of the jo

>> johnny walker black. judge jeanine: should i be drinking johnny walker blue? are these main street media people out of their minds? >> yes, forget by the. judge jeanine: can any conversation be as bad as 3,000 people dying here? >> a conversation can't be compared to the deaths of innocents people. judge jeanine: why would they say that? >> it's just i think it liberal media. if trump invented the cure for cancer they would still find something bad to say about him and all the good things he's trying to do. >> the guys talking are all -- are all democrats. judge jeanine: who would buy that? >> you know what i buy the paper for? the lotto. look at me. look at you. >> this goes back to the president whose decision making and who he appoints and the decisions he makes. calling him an upstanding man is one thing, but he clearly wasn't up to the task. >> the mainstream media has not lived down the fact that they missed the entire election from the minute the president walked down that escalator. judge jeanine: how is donald trump doing? >> i love him. >> we both lo

but having said that, i spoke to johnny walker, he was the personal interpreter for chris kyle.o you see that being easy, or do you have to go the state department way? >> i know johnny walker too in san diego where the seals are, he's well-known with the seals in san diego. great guy. i think under mattis under this administration, they're going to make a right decision on this. it's just going to take a little bit. steve: so, in other words, you're 100% behind this particular travel temporary pause, but you say, you know, there were some unforeseen bumps along the way they have to work out. >> yeah. totally. and that should be expected, is and i understand that and i don't cast anything on the executive order. i think it was the right thing to do. he said he would do it in his campaign, there were just a few snafus to work out. brian: and that's one of them. where's the legitimacy, dunkin? >> where's what legitimacy? brian: where is this at? ainsley: have you talked to donald trump? this used to be an executive order. this needs to work in the way this stuff filters down throu

times.the dates and also, a bottle of johnny walker.it was my second bottle that is still being in use. the next chair will have that. us adoptertise helped a proactive security protocol and enabled us to get a head start in building a system that meets today's threats. cannot go trump, you to staples and by russian hacking software. it is not available at best buy. military attacks your country, they attack the white house, the state department, the dnc, and perhaps the rnc, but we will never know unless congress investigates. we had to go out and get expertise. even though i cannot thank them by name because as the need to remain anonymous, i want to thank them for being here for us. you know who you are. to all of the cyber security .eam, thank you thank you to our lawyers, our to mr.ants, thank you hussein who would sometimes take me home and make sure it was safe to go into my own house. thank you. to annie freeman, thank you. to members of organized labor who took my pulse, i'm a proud member of local 500. fork you, organized labo

laundress who was raising maggie and her younger brother johnny on her nie on her own after her stepfather was killed. after that, maggie walker had to work alongside her mother to make and's meet. her mother made a point, though, to make sure her daughter got a great education through the : normal school. she graduated and then became a teacher. but her career is cut short because of the laws of virginia, that said a woman had to be single in order to be a teacher. when she married her husband, armstead walker, she had to leave the teaching profession. and all of that training that she got, she redirected all of her energy, all of the knowledge she had gotten, and her knowledge of working with young children, her love of working with young children to direct that towards her organization, the fraternal order, the independent order of st. luke. it is from that that she begins become well-known as a figure, a leader in richmond and across the nation. through the order of st. luke, when maggie walker takes the that as the right worthy grand secretary of the independent order of st. luke, she began to try to mold the organization

walker. now we turn to the exeter studio, to talk to conservative mp johnny mercer to check this enquiry.ichael fallon has come out to this saying it will be closed within months? iam closed within months? i am pleased that iraq historical allegations team is going to be closed within months and that was our key recommendation. i think todayis our key recommendation. i think today is worth remembering, it is worth remembering those who have been dragged through this process and it is a day for celebration for them. the effects of this, both nationally, because it has impugned our armed forces on the national stage, but also for servicemen and women who went through this, it was appalling, and i'm delighted the committee and the secretary of state announced yesterday. i hope it will cause a shift in time towards standing foursquare behind or servicemen and women the country. the report makes clear and you have been making clear this had such an impact on some soldiers and their families. does this... can this draw the line for people who have perhaps suffered in this way? or will there be