. >>> meet madelyn. headed upstairs. >> how was school?od. >> forget school. >> they're just doing dog impressions. >> who cares about what happened at school? because right in front of her is a golden doodle puppy they named kevin. >> kevin? awesome. >> kevin. little kevin has his flannel coat on and madelyn is just done. >> i hope this is on a friday because there's no way this kid is getting homework done that day. >> i agree. >> look, kevin's so cute. i want kevin, guys. >> kevin's the best. >> kevin is the best. >> madelyn just wants to love it and hug it and kiss it and kevin's like okay, back hold, hold on, wait a minute, wait a minute. but kevin is going to warm up nicely and get into the cuddle party. >>> all right, stretch it out. stretch out your jaw, because it's going to be dropping, this whole video, we haven't seen our buddy florian kohler for a while. doesn't mean he's out of the business of pool trick shots. he is one of the best in business, has multiple guinness world records. >> what?! >> one pool table is not enough fo

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. >>> also in the news, madelyne and renada are back. >> production has begun and we are all excitedaptioned it, watch out, here we come. >> they're coming. in other tv news, will and grace was renewed for season three. they haven't even done season two yet. >> 20 years ago today, you shot the pilot. >> today, 20 years ago today. isn't that crazy? >> bananas. >> what's also crazy, at first, deborah turned down the role of grace. >> i had just done a tv show called "prey" on abc, and i was working 15-hour days and i'm like, i'm too tired. >> sorry, keep going. grace doesn't want any. >> they talked her into it, and a month before the pilot aired, the chemistry was clicking. >> there's a common vocabulary, do i have a man? >> debra sitting on a couch after we shot the show, staring at each other, thinking, did that go well? >> that first run went eight conditions, garnering 83 emany nominations and 16 emmy awards. at the time, shawn was new to tv, and had a memorable audition. >> on the way out, i turned around and i said, i know you're looking at my ass, so cut it out. and i slammed t

his protagonist is a woman, she -- madelyn lee.he comes to washington, not as a white house fellow, but she was across from the white house, she is wealthy, she gets to know senators and operations and she asks questions, is this american political experiment going to work? she read the congressional record and she would go to hearings and interview everybody. in a way, all of the fellowship programs for people in the 20's are similar to that. it really puts you in a situation of seeing political leaders in action, seeing their flaws and the ambiguities they have to live with. one of the great novels, "advise and consent." by alan curry. nobody knows about the job of dealing with the ambiguity that u.s. senators have to deal with. if robert penn warren's novel is the best political novel, ury's "advise and consent," about a nomination hearing, is the best novel on congress. i daresay you can learn more about the u.s. senate from that book then you can from 100 political science and history books. brian: you call it the best politic

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madelyn albright was in pyongyang in october of 2000.he met with the father of kim jong-un for over six hours, three hours of which was intense negotiations. president clinton was then expected to go to pyongyang himself. then we had the hung chad election. supreme court determined george w. bush would be president. this is nothing new. the only thing new is that donald trump the tweeter in chief scarily enough is going to be the leader in pyongyang. >> the wall street journal writes -- okay. okay, trump said. cutting short the discussion. tell them i'll do it. the south korean officials looked at each other as in disbelief. give us the worst case scenarios of what could go wrong if somebody with that little depth of thought before saying yes to a meeting sits down with someone like kim jong-un? >> the first thing that could go wrong is this meeting never happens and the obstreperous donald trump might be the reason it doesn't. the second thing is that this has been a strategic objective of the kims since the end of the korean ywar. look