, not our larry king, a different larry king, for years, since she was very, very young, and they divorced, she started to become attracted to women and she's been with her now wife, alannah, for two decades plus. maybe -- i think almost three decades. and the fact that she can live so openly with her now is quite a difference in what happened in the past, and she talks about the struggle. the effect that it had on her personally, on her physically, emotionally and physically, and i'm very grateful that she is so open in this discussion about that, and she's just fun. she's just fun. >> yeah. yeah. she's extraordinary. and, i mean, what an incredible year this has been for her, too, because this was the anniversary year of the battle of the sexes, so -- >> and there's that. dana bash, thank you so much, we'll be watching, of course, "being billie jean king," airing tomorrow night only on cnn. and thank you so much for joining me today. "cnn newsroom" with jim acosta starts right after this. the power goes out, and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? gre

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going to let her be tough on china, and she will cave to the donors she will not stand up for you larry fink king of woke industrial complex esg movement ceo of blackrock powerful company in the world supporting nikki haley, to say that doesn't affect her of is false. >> in terms of donors they are jealous they wish they were supporting them. >> we spoke to students at watch party on university of alabama campus as candidates try to win over young voters, from the students we heard mixed opinions. >> as first generation college first generation american favor a lot of nikki haley ideas in term of sfliemgs i think donald trump. >> who stood out. >> honestly chris christie. >> have you surprised he is saying that. maria: i am very surprised he is saying that. >> in washington, republicans in the senate voted wednesday to block a 110-billion-dollar spending package, with aid for ukraine, israel taiwan any bill with more money for ukraine should include money and resources to secure the southern border, immigration ukraine israel taiwan all those issues that came up on the debate stage last night. ma

. >> larry fink, the king of the esg movement, the ceo black rock, most powerful company in the worldnikki haley and to say that doesn't affect her is >> reporter: haley fired back saying ramaswamy and desantis are just jealous that they don't have those wealthy donors support. she says they wish they had it and that is why they attacked her. stuart: pretty good response and now presidential candidate nikki haley joins me now. welcome back to the program, good to see you this morning. you clearly had a target on your back last night but you seem to like it. >> i think it's great. when you start getting attacked to that means you are searching and we know that. we see it in the polls in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. people relate to the fact the we need an accountant in the white house, the fact that the economy is out of control, there is lawlessness on the border, we need to get our kids reading again and we've got wars around the world and they want to stop the chaos and want to some civility and that's what we want to bring, to make sure we get a new generational leader t

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quote martin luther king's dream of a world where children are judged not by the color of their skin but by content of their character you commit ad microaggression. inclusion, larrylear that inclusion has excluded jews over the years. so it's a fraudulent concept, a dangerous concept but 700 of my colleagues at harvard professors have come out pandering to, to president gay and calling for her to remain on. they don't want people like you and me who are now outsiders to have any influence on harvard but they refuse to answer the legitimate points made by people like bill ackerman, they just dismiss him out of hand because he a rich alumni. schools are, colleges, universities are not only the current faculty, not only the current students but they are alumni and they are the future students, they are great institutions and dei is destroying these institutions and president gay is a product of dei. she championed it. that is how she became president. she is the symbol of dei and the symbol has failed and she must also recognize her own failure and her role in that failure. larry: you mentioned to me on the radio this weekend a key point, with dei, in fashion, in vo