and like eve said, city of joy is about love and about -- we value women.se when they come, they feel they are ugly, they smell bad, you know. but when they are at city of joy and it's part of our program just to tell them how beautiful they are, and that there is a life after, after the rape. like jane, she -- you know, she doesn't have a virginagina any . she's happy to be alive and to help others. now she has a mission. i need to be there for others. i'm so happy to be alive. i'm so happy not to have all the sexual diseases because we do have other girls who have hiv and things. she's like, oh, my god, i'm still very happy. i don't have all these. >> even though she's been so brutalized. >> i think when you meet jane, you understand what a -- a kind of -- i see her as close to god as one can get. she's somebody who has gone through the worst violence. she's had over i think 10 or 12 operations. her body -- >> 11. >> 11 operations. her body has been desecrated. and yet her spirit, her love for the other women, her care for the other women has literally li

joy" with joy reid. looking for ward to your discussion with andrew gillum, jo joy. >> tallahasse mayor andrew gillum will win the democratic nomination for governor of florid florida. >> >> tonight, as the mayor of florida's capital city -- [ cheers and applause ] -- as the mayor of florida's capital city, i humbly accept the democratic nomination -- [ cheers and applause ] >> good morning and welcome to "a.m. joy." that was the emotional moment this past tuesday that shocked the political world when tallahasse mayor andrew gillum, a proud progressive who was outspent by his democratic rivals became florida's first ever african-american nominee for governor. his breakthrough victory made history, but he happens to be the democratic party third african-american nominee for governor in 2018. the other two being stacy abrams in georgia and ben jealous in maryland. and democrats aren't just making history in primary races in the south. in texas, beto o'rourke is polling so close to ted cruz that ted cruz is

joy. for the past two years we have been talking with you about russia-gate and the ties trump's former associated had to the kremlin during his 2016 election. over time we have seen more and more people in trump's camp fall. there is michael flynn who pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. rick gates pleaded guilty to conspiracy. george papadopoulos. all men who are now cooperating with robert mueller. this week mueller may have nabbed his biggest fish yet when he got the cooperation of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. trump's long-time attorney and fixer is also talking to mueller. all men are committed to cooperating with federal prosecutors. and now as trump's circle of trust continues to shrink, it seems like all that's left is family. joining me now is the found of dcreport.org, staff writer at the atlantic. all right. let's talk about this because there has been probably no one more defenseive of donald trump than alan who is saying, no, no, no. he's fine legally. here he

that's a good time to pick up the joy journal. but spreading joy is important.t. when we feel, we share that. >> it makes you feel good. but it's good for you physically, right? >> it is. even small moments of joy can actually have beneficial effects for our heart. that can have long-term health effects for us. and potentially prolong our life span. >> this has been so helpful. >> are those real? >> for more advice and our video on how we embrace happiness, head to cotoday.com. >>> megyn, what's coming up? >> you know what makes me joyful, nelly olson. >> oh, my gosh. >> who didn't? yes. >> nelly was like the bully on "little house." >> and she's been bullied because of that. she's a grateful person. all sort of stories. did they actually get along or didn't they? melissa sue anderson who played mary, interesting story there. >> i might have to stay for "little house." i loved that. megyn, thank you so much. >>> just ahead, something that brings us happiness and less stress, how about time-saving tips for busy parents >>> time saving tips for busy families was c

so i started to write things that would be part of the joy luck club.i went to the riders workshop. it wasn't very good story i had a a lot of problems with that but the questions that i asked of myself and what i discovered about myself made me realize the rest of my life i would not be published it is important just the way that i draw every day it is important for me it doesn't have to be out there in the world and to give mee a goal because i have this tendency to drop it i said i will work to be published when i am 70. i have a little bit to go before i reach that goal. if i get a short story published then i will be happy. you are a very adventurous soul because you talk about going cave diving and you have accidents and hotel break-ins, we have been mugged. >> that isn't adventurous it is bad luck. [laughter]r] or good luck because i. am alive. >> that is a project to write about. >> but from olive that -- all of that the greatest adventure i think is your family. writing about a german girl that real treasure trove was in your family that extrao

>> hey, joy. i don't know if either one of those are necessarily true in the sense that he knew he had a lot of ducks in line, but there were still these outstanding senators. i mean, jeff flake came out this morning before the committee voted and said for -- before the committee even met and said he was a yes on kavanaugh. so there were these two outstanding senators, susan collins and lisa murkowski. the feeling on the hill was that they were leaning toward a yes. i think that republicans and mitch mcconnell felt more comfortable in moving forward with the confirmation vote out of committee, and then setting up this procedural vote that was supposed to be tomorrow. you know, when i started the day, i did not think that the day was going to end with the senate unanimously by voice vote moving on to kavanaugh's confirmation. an fbi investigation being opened, and jeff flake coming and building these forces, this coalition to force that. so it was quite a wild ride and something that was remarkable

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joy. it turns out the grand old party has a lot to worry about. with 44 days until the midterm elections and the most unpopular supreme court nominee in history galvanizing voters against them. dr. christine blasey ford, the woman accusing brett kavanaugh of pushing her on to a bed, putting his hand over her mouth and trying to sexually assault her when both were teenagers has now tentatively agreed to testify on thursday before the senate judiciary committee. brett kavanaugh has categorically denied her allegations. the details of dr. ford's testimony are still being ironed out. dr. ford's lawyers let it be known in their view the demands of the republican led committee are, quote, fundamentally inconsistent with the committee's promise of a fair, impartial investigation into her allegations. white house spokesperson in a statement saturday tried to cast doubt on ford's account, saying that four people who dr. ford recalled being at the party where the alleged assault took place had denie

joy." less than one hour after that powerful moment when two survivors of sexual assault confronted senator jeff flake in an elevator over his support of brett kavanaugh, and by the way we will be joined by one of those women later in the show, flake kind of shocked the world, revising the pledge that he made just hours before to vote yes on brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination. huddling with two of his democratic colleagues, senators amy klobuchar and chris coons and joining democratic calls for an fbi investigation before any kavanaugh vote in the full senate. >> this is what i'm trying to do. this country is being ripped apart here and we've got to do due diligence. i think this committee has done a good job, but i do think that we can have a short pause and make sure that the fbi can investigate. >> the investigation that flake requested into credible sexual misconduct allegations against kavanaugh is now under way. the white house has said it will be, quote, limited in scope and

is keep a joy actually talk aboutin you joy.oy is this hard-wired thing that we have evolved to sort of help u thrive, and yet someh with that. >> i found that when i was wring in my j journal that it was working really well it's a t good time take out the joy journal. but spreading joy is important. why is that important? yeah. you talked about that. when we share a momentoy of with someonein f makes you feel good. it's good for you physically, right? beneficial affects fr earts which can have long-term health effects for us an even potentially prolong our life span. >> this has been so heluul. thank or bringing some happiness to us on this wednesday morning. cookies and e happy. >> for more advice and our full video how we embrace happiness, fascinating conversation, we want to continuet. >>> megan, what's coming up? >> you want tow kat makes me joyful? nelly olson. >> oh, my gosh! >> who didn't? yes. of course. hate her. >> she was like the bully on -- >> yeah, she has been bullied her entire life becau of that. she is a joyf

we are capable of conveying joy when we play.ny performance that we do, that a program, that will be something on the program that you haven't heard before. string orchestra repertoire is pretty small. i used to be boxed into small repertoire. i kept constantly looking for new repertoire and commissioning new arrangements. if you look at the first of the program you have very early, young vibrant mendelson; fabulous opener and then you have this fabulous concerto written for us in the orchestra. is our gift. msk(music) >> and then you have strauss, extraordinary piece. the most challenging of all. string orchestra work. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel. t

welcome to "am joy." it's been an action packed news cycle. the tropical storm still dumping heavy rain on the carolinas and has claimed seven lives. a live report on the storm later on in the show. and brett kavanaugh is facing an allegation of sexual misconduct from when he was in high school. people close to michael cohen say he's talking to mueller's team. and in a development donald trump did not see coming in the investigation, paul manafort is now cooperating with robert mueller. paul manafort pled guilty to two charges, and admitted guilt to 10 charges in his virginia case. manafort must cooperate fully with the government in any and all matters as to what the government deems the cooperation relevant. that means he has to meet with investigators without a lawyer, he has to turn over documents, testify in court and he won't be sentenced until mueller is satisfied. so mueller has nabbed what may be his biggest fish yet because of what paul manafort could share on key questions in the investigation. did the trump campaign, for instance,

joy with my good friend joy reed. >> i think it's fine. i think actually this could be a blessing in disguise because having the fbi go out and do a thorough investigation, whether it's three days or seven days, i think it's going to be less than a week. but having them do a thorough investigation, i actually think will be a blessing in disgieuis. it will be a good thing. >> i don't have anything. i don't need a backup plan. we'll see what happens. i think he's going to be fine. >> despite calling christine blasey ford a very credible witness, donald trump seems convinced his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh will make it to the high court in no time. perhaps that's because the white house put strict limitations on the fbi as they reopen their investigation into kavanaugh and his alleged sexual misconduct. on saturday an nbc news report citing multiple people familiar with the process said for now the fbi will look into the allegations made by dr. ford and by deborah ramirez. but as not been permitted to investigate the claims of julie

catch joy weekdays on abc. coming up, i go back in my van. orlando, florida. van to van. talking to voters about a contentious governor's race down there. gun control in the wake of mass shootings. one of my passengers is an actual survivor of a horrific shooting at the pulse nightclub. you definitely what to hear what he has to say. a i'm going to take you there when we get back. stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. join t-mobile, and get netflix included for the whole family. so you can get lost in space in your own backyard. or get pumped up for your grand entrance. t-mobile lets you watch your favorite movies and shows in more places, without paying more. get an unlimited family plan with netflix on us. and right now at t-mobile, buy one samsung galaxy s9 and get one free. and something amazing happens. that's our inspiration for fancy feast medleys

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it brings me a lot of joy. >> joy for you, fear for emily blunt. >> we asked her what was going throughring the flying sequence. >> whether i thought i was going to die. you're so high if you look out you're higher than the trees. >> she knows what she's talking about. i ha i tried it once for cirque du soleil. >> well, i don't know about flying, but channing tatum and james corden are ready to sing and dance as nischelle turner found out. >> i wanna do the first carpool dance. >> dance pool karaoke. >> okay. >> i can't dance like this guy. >> that's not true. >> even my son, when he's being told off is flossing, relentlessly. it all does. can't not be around it. go to your room. he's just okay. i'm going. stop flossing. >> apparently even superstar dads get sassed, but that doesn't stop them from making movies for their kids. james and channing tell us their new animated feature "smallfoot" is mostly a big hit at home. >> are you guys so glad, though, to do a movie that your kids can finally see and enjoy? >> i am, yeah, yeah, absolutely. i mean evie just doesn't like any of my movies

joy. he's back. on friday, president barack obama delivered the moment democrats and let's face it, many in the world have been clambering for. coming off the sidelines to take on his successor by name. donald trump, the man who rose to political prominence with a racist lie about obama's birth. the man who has made it his mission to dismantle every policy obama put in place, including your health care and a man seen as so unstable, so erratic and so dangerous, members of his own administration are secretly working against him. the man who in every word and deed is the diametric opposite of the 44th president. here's a bit more of president obama's speech. >> i complained plenty about fox news, but you never heard me threaten to shut them down or call them enemies of the people. it shouldn't be democratic or republican to say we don't target certain groups of people based on what they look like or how they pray. we are americans. we're supposed to stand up to bullies. not follow them. we're expertise

color of change is on the front lines and its president joins me and joy and chris now. what you just saw. >> it's incredible. we had the ability to work with john and we produced a video with mollie fraphapple. more than 4 million people have seen it and gotten active. we've worked to bail out mothers and fathers on mother's and father's day. help people see what's possible. you hear about bail and if you do the time, you do the time. you're better off being guilty and rich than innocent and poor. that's not okay. >> we all know the story about highlighting the eye about being able to come up with a small amount of became that can leave. you have made it clear that the idea of citizen activism, getting out on the streets, using social media, it actually can make change. when you look at what's happening around with what we saw with the kavanaugh nomination, with women out on the street again, does activism produce meaningful change? >> it aly it's actually one of y ways. without people organizing, we're not going to get the results, especially for the most vulnerable co

joy with my friend joy reid. >> we will impeach him! but he's doing a great job. doesn't matter. remember that line. he's doing a great job. doesn't matter. it is a hell of a place in washington. >> good morning and welcome to a.m. joy. it's been quite a week in our national reality show. next week could get worse for donald trump. bob woodward's book "fear" drops on tuesday, meaning more excerpts flooding the media he obsessively consumes. an ongoing witch hunt which has administrative officials throwing each other under a bus. >>> and barack obama to the campaign trail just in time for the midterms. >> we'll have more on bob woodward later in the show. but perhaps the most consequential thing happening right now for all americans, especially if you are a woman, an immigrant or someone who believes the president should not be above the law is the battle for brett kavanaugh. republicans are confident they have the votes to seat him. but my first guest says he knew brett kavanaugh during his years as a republican operative and in an op-ed he writes, i want to tell any senator who

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his eyes gaze across street with both joy and sadness. but how did the giant image of robin williams get there? >>> his eyes gazed across market street with both joy and sadness. but how does the giant image of robin williams get there? our visual journalist jonathan bloom met the art effort. >> it definitely caught my eye. >> eyes that are full of life, but at the same time have a mag 95 sent sadness. >> recognize who it is? >> jerry garcia? an old guy, i'm not too sure. >> up close they have a harder time. across the street, everybody goes, oh, that's robin williams. >> he always loved the citfor e. i mean, since i was a kid watching him on "mork and mindy." >> i'm sitting here having breakfast with a being from another planet. >> what a consequence dense, so am. >> i a painter from argentina known as cobreat. >> bag little kid it was in he head. >> reporter: they share concrete canvass. he grew up. >> it was five years ago that i painted more traits, this size portraits. it became my work pretty much. >> he's painted all over the world

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i started writing things that eventually would be part of the joy luck club.i went to write his workshops and it wasn't a very good story and had a lot of problems with it but the questions that were asked of me that i asked myself when i discovered about myself made me realize that week i was going to write g fiction the ret of my life. i was not going to get published and it wasn't delusional. i said i will keep at this so it's really important and it's just the way i'm drawing every day. it's important for me and i don't have to have it out there in the world but it's important. i started to write with that notion and to give me a goal so that i would not give up. i have this tendency to start something and drop it and i said i will work to be published on and 70. i have a little bit to go before i reach that goal. when i am 70, if i get a short story published in a good literary magazine i will be happy. that's my goal. >> you are a very adventurous soul. i know this because in this book you talk about going cave divi diving, spelunking and have had accide

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welcome to a special edition of "am joy."ng those that eulogized the senator were two men that stood between mccain and the nation's highest office. former presidents barack obama and george w. bush, whose presence was requested by mccain himself before he died. also notable was a man not there, also at mccain's request, the current president of the united states, donald trump. the final rebuke from mccain who orchestrated his exit from this life with precision, with a series of pointed messages calling on the nation he served for his entire adult life to reject the divisiveness, nativism, false populism of the current pop lant of the white house. joining kn joining me, steve schmidt and chris matthews. thank you for joining me. watching the funeral, steve, felt like more than the passing of a man or senator but passing of an archetype. presidents of parties welcomed to the national cathedral to eulogize a senator who would invite them, who wanted presidents on both sides, that political archetype feels like it passed away. >

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so it's a joy to think about books, readers. over 100,000 people are just emersed in reading. >> host: well, i know there is a large, young adult, and children's author area. but new study out by psychology today saying that only one in three high school seniors read a book for pleasure last year, and that our electronic screens are taking away from reading time. >> guest: that is why the book festival is so important and we make it fun. and when you go to the young adult authors, we have graphic novels and all of these types of things that appeal to them, it is reading for pleasure. and that's the key. so if we make reading fun and something that is not judgmental when you're reading, not for required reading this is reading that you want to do. >> host: dr. hayden, what is a library today? >> guest: a library today is a opportunity center. i've been visiting library is are throughout the country this past year. i was in finley, ohio, and they have a section called, beyond books, things you can check out. owing machines, musica

kathy griffin holding up the bloody trump head, and now joy behar wishing him dead.the country we have extremely deep-seated pathology of hatred. >> sean: you are saying you don't believe the president is complicit? are you really going to stand by that position? >> it is a deep-seated pathology, and it comes from the fact that hollywood, the news media, academia. they love control of the national narrative and it'soo causing tremendous frustration. >> sean: about obama. pam? >> they spent 8 minutes trashing the president, trashing him, calling him names and what did president obama do any differently during hurricanes? it's a natural disaster that hits our country and president trump has been extremely involved. >> sean: if it was said about obama -- monica quick.k. >> it would be horrible. that person would be ostracized from society forever. >> sean: thank you both. when we come back, actor jon voight, a very emotional reaction when talking about president trump in an interview with a great one. we've got that video for you straight ahead. ♪ in -omar, look. [ thun

he returned home in 2012 ama >> joy kieffer: his whole personality had changed.it was exposure to all of the things that he had seen, and he had just become harder, you know, but-- ( sighs ) he was-- he was not happy. >> alfonsi: so at this point, you're thinking "this decline, this change in my child is just that he's been in war and he's seen too much." >> kieffer: right. >> alfonsi: did he tell you about blasts that he experienced during that time? >> kieffer: uh-huh. >> alfonsi: what did he tell you? >> kieffer: that they shook him. and he was having blackouts. and-- it frightened him. >> alfonsi: ash withdrew from family and friends. he was angry, depressed. doctors prescribed therapy and medication, but his health began to decline quickly. by his 34th birthday, sergeant kevin ash was unable to speak, walk or eat on his own. looking back on it now, was there anything you feel like he could've done? >> kieffer: unh-uh. >> alfonsi: because? >> kieffer: because it was, it-- it was his brain. e i di knos thatntuing to die. i mean, before he went into the service

i'll say to dianne feinstein and joy behar, they have selective outrage saying he's probably guilty.e innocent until proven guilty. that's unique about western civilization and our judicial system. now the democrats believe the accusation means you're immediately guilty only if you're a conservative. if you're keith ellison or bill clinton -- judge jeanine: the problem with that is they have actual evidence. keith ellison's girlfriend, police report, photographs, tapes, doctor's report. bill clinton, anita broderick, she had the lip, reported it immediately. the democrats are turning the constitution upside down. it's an outrage and i fear for this nation. anyway. all right. >> zero evidence whatsoever. 35 years later from high school. and that's going to prevent a man from a sterling repetition. if there are any republican senators listening to this, better not capitulate and let the left-wing mob win on this. judge jeanine: let's go on. i think i've got the second outrageous comment. >> my name is tim g gosar. >> jennifer. >> paul is my brother. >> my brother. >> and i endorse dr.

we haven't seen a cast like this since the joy luck club. haven't seen a cast like this since thejoy means the film immediately comes with a lot of cultural baggage and roles that it has to fulfil. the main question, does it work, is it funny? looking at some of the trailers, i thought it would be like sex and the city will stop all that wealth and consumerism. actually i found myself rather enchanted. a very likeable cast. when they need to be funny, the mother is very not funny which works well. although certain bits in the construction are creaky, if you know rob comms it does take all the familiarfrom con know rob comms it does take all the familiar from con traits. know rob comms it does take all the familiarfrom con traits. it is not breaking new ground. but it is being played with, bringing enough new life into these —— to make it work. the narrative was going off into areas and darker areas than i expected because, on the one hand, there is all this wealth and stuff going on but the whole attitude is, this is not a great thing. these are scary people. there are battles that h

the name joy brings joy. that is the time we have to make, shannon bream, the fantastic fox news at night team up next. shannon: i am shannon bream in washington, fox news weather alert. the furious hurricane florence can be seen of the east coast, who waves as high as 83 feet. the carolina coastline is in our sight of the powerful storm. we take you to north carolina live and investigate claims that fema is giving money to ice. the storm gets even more political, we will talk about that with the lieutenant governor of puerto rico who has something about calling the

especially to hospitals in east jerusalem is causing joy in israel and i'm not sure at all i'm guessing because here it's only day nobody is reacting yet officially but i'm not sure at all the closing of the mission in auschwitz or will cause a lot of joy because this is the last stick the americans. are having over the last civilian stick they can come to the point of bombarding in ramallah but i don't think they will do this but that last minute full diplomatic civilian stick that they have was closing their mission and this is in fact in their knowledge cement by washington that they give up on mediating and i think the israelis would not like this because for the israelis to have the possibility of the americans mediating hanging there was good because nobody is stepping in while down americans are working on the deal of the century no infect the closing of the embassy says we will not work on the deal of the century you cannot work on mediating when you kick out the diploma of one of the sides forcing talk so this can bring in the europeans and russia us and china and others to to

joy, an old white lady, because she called those old white men.y because i'm not sexist. she went after them men. we should ask women have to start thinking about this because it doesn't help. false accusations do not help women, number one. they do not help their families if people and their families are targeted. i have said this before. i spent seven years believing the biggest threat to the united states was existential terror. i'm beginning to think the biggest threat to us is us. because now there's the power to disappear people without any process. that's really chilling. on the dems and the media are so shortsighted. they don't see where this could lead. this could lead to complete chaos. you could have accusations day every day. i'm not joking. i can make an accusation against anybody i want. funny is, celebrity should just be honest. you were already against him. if he was a cross between mother teresa and mahatma gandhi, you would still barbecue his ass. >> dan: rules who happens monday. yesterday, dana had to make this correction. >> j

joy with my friend and colleague joy reed. >>> i have fantastic people. paul manafort just came on.an amazing job. >> paul manafort was replaced long before the election took place. >> you know, he worked for me for a very short period of time. literally for like, what, a couple of months. little period of time. >> manafort has nothing to do

often developed ways in seeing this with it miss about a meal through simple no solution food food and joy along nancy jordan you just you don't think any bouzouki michel snoeck i think when did ski moved on up was that ski she was wrong to eason it up was you know you're so sick of your freakin lead missions you were on phone feeling but they were looking to you bill. see this filibuster for the ones of all. the doesn't seem to want to. quote cut but all. the sort of the most played on the new day. good isn't on it but up. but up was inattentive wasn't squeamish noted. for the positive because as you know the one position must amount to less gentleness on subsequent joins in of all sort of it is a battle it is i mean don't follow do you also going to make. almost a bus in about. guns you isn't a budget. sale full moon song succumb failed going to a new. home something of a push they used to seem that i couldn't. i mean a device. that can cause something that is not as if you just like i think you should ask going to go to them. but. not now not. once you know what the time to put expects

he was speaking about the joy and the warmth. the feeling you feel as you enter the school and you feel the love for students. that was something that each and every time that i had the opportunity to interact with mayor lee, it was absolutely at that sight at that school and it was a joy and the warmth of the love that he felt for students that you came through loud and clear each each and every time. any time we requested him to be at an event at school, i did not seem to be in his vocabulary to say no. he was always there and he gave almost every time, beats me there. he would be there talking with students, asking them what they are doing. i always loved what he entered the room and you could hear the audible gasp here the students pushing each other and saying there is the mayor. there is the mayor. but his love for students and love for wanting them to achieve their best was why i was proud to call him a partner in this work. i don't think there is any more fitting honor than to have the school named after him. >> thank you

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. >> could we have dar and joy in addition to the residents, please? and we will have people speaking after the ribbon cutting, so again, please remain in your seats. >> okay. please remain in your seats and we'll continue the program. mayor breed also had tea and dumpling with the residents earlier. isn't that cool? must be a jeff buckley idea or something. okay. the executive director darius and director procevost for the san francisco housing authority, joaquin -- no, he moved. let's give it up for the deputy executive director, and what did you have to do and how was our experience with you? here we go. >> thank you, reverend fong. good morning, everybody. i'm the deputy director of the housing authority, and i just wanted to just pause for a moment. i believe an opportunity like this is a moment just to pause and to reflect on our work, and just to slow down for a moment. we're all so busy, but we're often charging forward to the next project, but just to pause a moment for this work. i was watching that video. such an excellent video, and just ge

joy. peace. love. dignity. oh, that's good enough.

joy with my friend joy reid. >> we will impeach him! but he's doing a great job. doesn't matter.a great job. doesn't matter. it is a hell of a place in washington. >> good morning and welcome to a.m. joy. it's been quite a week in our national reality show. next week could get worse for donald trump. bob woodward's book "fear" drops on tuesday, meaning more excerpts flooding the media he obsessively

at andrews air force base their faces were bursting with tears of joy.hey hugged and wept for their families. president trump was on the tarmac to meet them. [applause] i remember the trip well. i remember my hope and prayers that we would be able to deliver these people home, and when they arrived at the airport i was already aboard the plane and i saw them get out of the vehicle and they appeared to be in reasonably good health. i wasn't emotionally prepared for the moment and even now as ice because about it, it reminds me of the greatness of our nation. on that flight, they scribbled out a note, and if you go back and look at the video, one of the men handed me a little no card and i put it in my vest pocket, i pulled it out and on psalms 1:26. "the lord brought back the captive to zion, we were like men who dreamed, our mouths filled with laughter, our tongues with songs of joy. then it was said among the nations, the lord has done great things for them, the lord has done great things for us, and we are filled with joy." [applause] even as we sit he

joy behar gets it.nt further and said if you don't support further investigation of kavanaugh which seems like a nonracial question somehow you want to institute apartheid. >> people on the republican side, it looks like to me, do not want to investigate this any further. they want to hold on to their power. they know the country is getting darker so they worry that all white people will lose all their power. pretty soon we will be like south africa, apartheid. where 10% are running the country. >> i know people who are fired than saying way less than that. i hope joy is not canned by abc but it is amazing if you are joy behar you can say literally anything on your network and nobody does anything. there is no advertiser boycott looming in her future. it's unbelievable. senator lindsey graham, the new and improved version introduced yesterday responded to this madness today. watch. >> senator graham? >> thank you. i know i am a single white male from south carolina and i am told i should shut up. but i