margie raymay was her maiden name.he grew up on the outskirts of a town named butler. >> she was an out going girl, personal. boy, she was a robust girl and she loved life. >> margie grew up in a loving religious home, but in her teenage years, as most kids do, she earned for independence, began spending most of her time in mansfield, a larger city about 15 miles northwest of butler. she made friends with an unsavory crowd. >> she got into some activities that were subject to prosecution by the law, and they were mainly street crimes, that type of thing that probably were very low level but that's how we got to be acquainted with her. >> those street crimes allegedly included prostitution and illegal drug use. eventual t eventually, margie rejected that life and met a man named steve coffee. they married and had a daughter, angie but the marriage soured and margie and steve divorced. to support herself and her daughter, margie worked as a waitre waitress. she also enrolled in college to study law enforcement. and durin

margie, we're talking about the gop dating game. will anyone in the base even return jeb's calls?ee so many people entering the field. jeb bush despite his name i. drksd. really can't break out of the top tier. he may be leading, but not be a lot. he's also trying to brand himself as part of a kinder gentler gop that can work. can that work? where jeb bush fought to keep this woman alive. tragically been sort of brain dead for a long time whose husband was willing to let her go. he was willing to use the government to interfering it's thought kind of examples that show that he's so in bed with the right wing of his party, they're willing to trample on individual americans' able to make a decision what's best for their family. once people all the other pops i think they'll realize that bush 3.0 looks a lot like 2.0. >> let me dig in further, margie. the "wall street journal" today went out of its way to show all the ways jeb bush is conservative, saying that as florida governor he cut taxes by $19 billion, removed civil service protections. fought with teachers unions over testing

. >> joining me now are margie o'meara and jason johnson. thank you for being here. glad to be here rev. >> margie speaker boehner is blowing kisses it would be comical if there weren't such serious issues at stake. what is going on? >> he doesn't really have an answer. he looked calm. i guess he looked like he was having a good time but he's trying to deflect attention from what is clearly a tension moment. >> the polls suggest that the public is going to blame republicans if there's a dhs showdown. a poll from last week said -- less than a third only would blame the president. that's fewer than blamed the president in past showdowns, so i think there will be real consequences for republicans who say, you know let's just drive off the cliff. >> jason, tonight house republicans are huddling behind closed doors, trying to come up with a plan to avoid a shutdown. why is this so hard for them? >> because of the ego. .republican party, they know how to win wars they cannot figure out how to win a peace. they won the mid terms in 2014. this is the house and senate they've

. >> margie if the election were today, where does immigration reform rank on concerns?olls, bottom of the top tier top of the middle of the pack bottom of the top tier a little higher priority for republicans, which i think potentially hurts jeb bush. polls show that republicans overall -- the intensity among republican primary voters how the climate and campaign unfolds, how you may have a bunch of republican candidates and republican leaders in early primary states like steve king trying to draw a wedge, create a wedge among primary voters. i think that's where jeb bush may encounter some issues. i hope for all of our sake not democratic or republican thing, i hope for all our sake that bush can move the dialogue a little bit and have some unity within the republican primary on this. here is the important thing to remember. this isn't just about the republican party reaching latinos, this is about voters overall who support immigration reform. republicans overall that support immigration reform not just to reach latinos. >> as a matter of fact, rob ertd there's a diff

. >> when i think about the house being opened, i think about margie saying that [chokes up and starts crying] "it is a safe place for somebody. >> i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry. somebody else can be saved. and hopefully not to have to live for 40 years of fear. that's what i hope out of all this, out of that tragedy, that we have that safe place for somebody to go to now. it's not in vain. >> right that we can save somebody. >> it hit home, basically. so we have to, we have to reach out to other people. that's our thing now. we can't just sit back and like "oh my god, somebody else is gone... by the hands of a man". >> while it's too late for zakiya lawson, north charleston recently received federal funding for a program that tracks high-risk offenders, like peter williams, and makes it harder for them to roam freely. a similar program in maryland reduced its domestic homicide rate by 34 percent over the past five years. it was based on pioneering research by dr. jacquelyn campbell. >> we have definitely decreased domestic violence homicides. so we have made women safer. there is no doubt a

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steve: hi, margie. >> hi, steve. steve: what do you do? >> i am a singer. all of us are. all...we all sing. >> we sing together. >> we sing together as a group. steve: you sing together? >> as a group. steve: y'all got a song y'all can sing? >> sure. sure. steve: ok. go on. >> ♪ oh, lordy, i am bound i'm bound for higher ground oh, lord, i'm seeking for that golden crown you know, i can't remain on this earthly plain i'm bound for higher ground oh, lordy, i am bound

[applause] and his sister and brother-in-law margie and read.ause] welcome everyone to this place that has been attorney general holder's home for much of his professional life. this place where as a line attorney as united states attorney, as deputy attorney general and now as attorney general of the united states, he has dedicated himself to seeking justice, to keeping our country safe and ensuring that the law is enforced equally and fairly for all. now all of you here today know our attorney general so it probably won't be a surprise to you to hear that he didn't really want to have a big farewell to do. and he in fact resisted having this event. we knew that the only way we were going to be able to strong-arm him into this was to go to a higher authority. but given that he is the attorney general of the united states that's pretty much limited to the president and dr. malone. [laughter] mr. attorney general we are glad that you did because we couldn't let you walk out the doors of this department without recognizing in thanking you for all

[laughter] anyway, some concern for my father about my becoming a lawyer but then i married margie theek after i graduated from cornell and my family said, it's okay. she will have a man to support her. [laughter] >> you met him at cornell? >> yes. my 1st year, his 2nd year. >> how did you meet? >> because we had friends who thought we might like each other. there was a long, cold week at cornell. [laughter] and that is how we started out. came to me. [laughter] >> and then you got married at the end of your time in college. >> marty did not have a stellar career. mainly he majored in golf and started out premed but the chemistry labs were in the afternoon and interfered with golf practice. then he switched to government. >> i heard an interview where he talked about the fact your academic rigors were not similar. >> the last in class and i was 1st. [laughter] >> and what was law school like? their were not many women. >> nine women in my class. i entered and 56. the very 1st year harvard accepted women was 1950. their were nine of us 500 men. the women in my class felt that they were

sister-in-law debra holder [ applause ] nieces ashley and amanda holder and his sister and brother-in-law margieed tucks. [ applause ] welcome everyone to this place that has been attorney general holder's home for much of his professional life. this place where as a line attorney as united states attorney as deputy attorney general and now as attorney general of the united states he has dedicated himself to seeking justice, to keeping our country safe and ensuring that the law is enforced equally and fairly for all. now all of you here today know our attorney general. so it probably won't be a surprise to you to hear that he didn't really want to have a big farewell to-do. and he in fact resisted having this event. we knew that the only way we were going to be able to strong arm him into this was to go to a higher authority. but given that he is the attorney general of the united states, that's pretty much limited to the president and dr. malone. [ laughter ] mr. attorney general, we are glad that you relented. because we couldn't let you walk out the doors of this department without recognizin

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