. >> we absolutely did not expect emi-jay to get to where it is bonded julianne and i is our passionboth always lovedking thh magazines together to get inspiration and we decided somer own. ybe we wouldey they say the rest give them to them for our family and friends had in mind and not anticipate where we would be four years very sucl company. emi-jay has been featured in dozens of fashion magazines and they will be the first to admit they had help along the way. >> we got luck any their our hair ties were given to jennifer aniston to wear on the red carpet for a movie premier and a week later we got a magazine request from marie claire, then we had to build a website and company name and we want from there and we have been growing for the past four years. >> take a close look a hair tie something girls and women put in their hair to add flare and style. >> hello. >> i am julianne nays to me you. >> emily. nice to meet you. >> this is your headquarters. >> yes. >> and this is where it all goes down, this is where you put together your hair ties. >> exactly. we do everything from mak

>> this is a huge deal, julianne. we closed the gap.lly a gap, democrats were leading in the generic ballot. they're not anymore. that being said, i want to put that aside. i don't put much stock in the he generic ballot and polling in general. i look at what's coming into the rnc, the grass roots donations, the small donations, 98% of our direct contributions have been small donations. we're having a record-breaking year in fund raising, more than we ever raised in a non-presidential year. it's a great time to be a republican. >> let's talk about the gun control debate. that has the entire country captivated right now. that's going to be a big conversation in the upcoming days. what do you think we'll hear? >> we need common sense solutions. i looked at the president's listening session yesterday which was phenomenal. we heard common sense. we heard a dialogue. we heard a civil dialogue. that's the kind of conversation our lawmakers need to be having, putting politics aside and asking what works. this president has taken an extraordina

. >> reporter: friend julianne a mari start demonstration. >> it is in the back of your hand. >> reportera harmless lotion visible only under a black light. >> on my hands and fingers. >> reporter: goal in, 30 minutes to see how far they travel and how fast when kid does what kid do. >> i want to be a mom. >> reporter: julianne amari play. >> sure. >> glow germs start spreading from toy to kid and from kid to kid, under a black light you can see glow germ on knobs , on the back of a chair, train set and utensils. the glow germ even showed up on many of the children. on their arms, faces. >> you have some right here, right here. >> reporter: and there were traces have the glow germ even after they washed their hands. >> we washed our hands all the time. >> reporter: good advice because real germs aren't this much fun. new, seeing how quickly germs can be spread, among children, doctors say it is easy to understand why the average american student gets between six to 10 colds a year, that is in addition to out breaks of flu and other contagious infections. those kid from his school bring it

value since announcing the scam opposition politicians say the government had been warned about it julianne moore of modi and his business partner have now fled the country. thirty five refugees are heading for the u.s. after leaving an australian run prison camp on the pacific island nation of now or it's part of a resettlement deal between australia's government and the previous us administration the refugees are mostly afghan pakistani orang some rights groups have asked where the somali and iranian refugees are being excluded from the program the now a prison camp is part of australia's hardline policy on blocking refugees from entering by boat well despite its reputation as a haven for refugees canada has been deporting north korean asylum seekers arriving there through south korea nearly two thousand have been sent away since two thousand and thirteen because the government says they lied on their asylum application forms but activists want the practice to end as daniel lak now reports . putting a brave face on pending deportation these north koreans came here through so korea which c

a text tonight and i want to give a quick shout out to my good buddy, pete, and his girlfriend, juliannene knee on a ski slope in deer valley sometime this weekend and she apparently said yes. we don't know why but a fairly she said yes. we don't have any other details on the nuptials but congratulations to this awesome couple. will get you a picture when we get it. how about that? i did send the picture to someone. all right. that's how fox supports this sunday, but very 25, 2018. i'm rick leventhal, thank you for spending part of your sunny with me. have a safe and effective week. scandalous starts now. with the president. >> this was the farthest thing from a romance that you can imagine. come hell or high water, i was sharing this information with the public. >> i don't believe any of us were expecting that the information would be as breathtaking as it was. >> if it was true, the president was engaged in some pretty serious criminal activity. >> linda tripp had gone to ken starr. ken starr's office had opened up a secret criminal investigation into obstruction. >> we did not begin a

. >> yeah, i thinks i coming back to something julianne said whatever we do in europe, we can do it for the best of intentions what it means it will be a blueprint but also other rts part of world where there are not protections of free speech or media and we have to be careful that we can be careful about our definition is what wii trying to protect but about in a different way in another context so we have to be careful about that. but i think to your point too about the media -- i think one question we're not talking about or not thinking to enough is that if you're a disinformation agent the thing that you really want is amplification by the mainstream yeetd they're targeting mainstream media because they see debunk planting folks information and have been since 2014 and before that they will then resuscitate now and say it has been arnsd for 2014. and ultimately the point of what many disinformation agents are trying to do is simply to cause con potion and not about any one particular rumor but getting any company to appoint we can't trust anybody anymore and my fear is we're getti

since kind of far rowed his denial saying that he only ever said that he didn't communicate with julianneange directly. of course the two are pretty interchangeable. he has access to the wikileaks account and he's often the one running it. so you have to remember that of course he was communicating with wikileaks twitter account which assange runs. >> you said wikileaks pretty extensively and roger stone's relationship to it. did he present himself as representing the trump campaign at any point? did he say i'm here on behalf of donald trump. have you seen that in the communications? >> no, i haven't. he wrote and said i've been publicly deefending you on television, against the sexual assault charges against julianne assange but he also framed it in terms of i, that he was an ally of wikileaks. of course roger stone was in touch with the trump campaign and he was in touch with trump himself during the election so how much of that he actually told donald trump about or anyone in the campaign orbit, we still don't know. >> so jeremy, if you're bob mueller you have so much to work with. you

colleagues people in the you know because i think sometimes we think -- we know and julianne bond saidthis to me when he was working on the book i in the her so many times i thought i knew all there was to know about. i thought i knew what i needed to know about her so i think that's that humility that sense that there's so much we with don't know and there's so much that maybe -- we repeat that it's not sort of the, you know, kind of a fuller more expansionive history. >> we're going to open up to all of you if you want to hop in -- but briefly before -- we do that, i've found it interesting in the whole -- discussion over this devin memo and a surveillance and fact that 24/7 on fox news is railing against the surveillance state in the united states -- but one of the -- >> i said when it is -- yeah are, exactly. they've discoveredded now a -- one case that they could find where a wealthy white man was subjectedded to that kind of surveillance. but -- they make statements like the for the first time now americans have evidence that -- the surveillance powers have been used to target am