mary anne?nne: >> mary anne: if t back into the race, elizabeth warren would mop the floor with her. because politics has changed so much and nobody wants to hear -- other than me -- no one wants to hear about ellie's victimhood. where this part of the email server issue that was her creation, or one of the two dozen reasons she feels the election is stolen from her. >> mary anne: for saul, she's not getting back into politics, surgery will not come true. >> kennedy: gah! how do you know that? >> harris: did you talk to her? we've seen more for the last seven days -- coat >> mary anne: that's got a book tour. timing is everything. everyone is selling books right now. come on, you guys have people here throughout this whole building paired all kinds of books. >> harris: have we figured it would have been? to put on a scroll at 1:00 p.m. joe biden's on her list for the reasons why she lost. >> kennedy: facebook, bernie bros? >> harris: the republic of macedonia? >> kennedy: thousands are told thei

nada: mary anne marsh, thank you very much. mary anne: thank you. nada: in the past few hours, a judge in boston has sentenced felicity huffman to 14 days in prison.is the actress admitted to paying a college consultant thousands of dollars s alter her daughter' university admissions score. she is the fst person to be punished in the broader scandal involving dozens of wealthy parents and $25 million in bribes. in a statement, huffman said " accept the court's decision without reservation," adding, "there are no justifications for my actions, period. i would like to apologize again to my daughter, my husband, my family, and the students who work hard every day to get intot college and ir parents who make tremendous sacrifices supporting their children. the bbc's gary o'donoghue has tbeen followi case, and he joined me earlier. whatid the judge say she delivered the sentence and what was felicity huffman's reaction? gary: the judge was pretty cle f thicity huffman had behaved as well as she could after she had been caught. she pleaded ilty pretty qui

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i'm anne-marie green. >>> the u.s. coast guard has rescued four crew members trapped after the ship capsized off of georgia. they were pulleded yesterday afr being stuck inside the ship's hull for more than 30 hours. laura podesta has more. laura, now that these men are out, what do we know about their condition? >> hey, good morning, anne-marie green. all are described as alert and in relatively good condition. they were all able to walk with assistance but as a precaution all four were taken to the hospital to be checked out. cheers erupted as the final crew member climbed out of a capsized cargo ship monday evening. >> that is amazing, the best day of my career. >> coast guard rescuers pulled out three others earlier in the day. . >> they' in relatively good condition after having spent 34 or 35 >> they wereg po aye coasard remiion. inur cw hull to let rescue teams know where they were. captain john read says they initially weren't sure whether it was the men or cargo crashing around. >> when we found o

anne-marie? >> all right, laura. laura podesta at the united nations. thank you. >>> also at the u.n. a teen activist had strong words for world leaders. yesterday 16-year-old greta thunberg spoke at a climate action summit. she painted a dire picture and blamed the leaders. >> people are suffering. people are dying. entire ecosystems are collapsing. we are in the beginning of a mass extinction, and all you can talk about is money and fairy tales of economic growth. how dare you. the eyes of all future generations are upon you, an if you choose to fail us, i say we will never forgive you. >> thunberg apparently stared angrily at president trump when he arrived at the climate summit. he left after ten minutes. mr. trump later mocked thunberg in a tweet saying she seems like a very happy young girl, looking forward to a brate and wonderful future. so nice to see. the u.s. is scheduled to withdraw from the paris climate agreement in november of next year. >>> a u.s. army soldier is charged with shar

for some analysis, let's bring in mary anne marsh, chris stirewalt and colin reed.o have you all. chris, did anything change in the race last night after that debate? >> yes, a very important thing changed. if it didn't change, it became evident. what became evident is barack obama is cool. democrats like him. and they think that it would be good to have a party that was like that again. you have warren, you have sanders, you have o'rourke, you have castro say it's not good enough, we've got to be radical, radical change. the verdict last night, joe biden's pitch for a restoration in electability was echoed by others on the stage. it was a good night for the norms. >> dana: mary anne, take a listen to senator harris -- excuse me, senator warren first, about her whole notion about health care. it was under attack a little bit last night, but she tried to defend it. watch. >> how do we pay for it? we pay for it those at the very top, the richest individuals and the biggest corporations, are going to pay more. and middle class families are going to pay less. that's how

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i'm anne-marie green.hortly before midnight, tens of thousands of members of the united auto workers went on strike at general motors. facilities in nine states have shut down after contract talks broke down. it's the union's first national strike in more than a decade. negotiations are supposed to start up again later on this morning. and laura podesta is here in new york. do we know how far apart the two sides are right now? >> repter:ell,ccording to the union's vice president, they are very far apart on a deal for a new four-year contract. that's why the decision to strike was made. it's not an easy decision either because during this time gm workers will make a strike wage of just $250 a week. [ cheers ] general motors workers across the country walked off the job at midnight. more than 49,000 members of the united auto workers went on strike after contract negotiations failed. >> we are standing up for fair wages. we are standing up for affordable quality health care. we are standing up for our share

anne-marie?> so if the president doesn't lease the transcript, are there any other options such as something that would let the public? >> the director of national intelligence could share details but he hasn't, citing presidential privilege. now he's feeling the heat because speaker nancy pelosi said unless maguire provides the to congress he and other officials will be entering a, quote, grave new chapter of lawlessness. pelosi has always expressed restraint regarding impeaching the president, but she made it sound like if this wasn't handed over that restraint may be over. anne-marie? >> pretty strong words. laura podesta in new york. thank you, laura. >>> a new poll of likely democratic voters in the iowa caucuses shows a change in the ranks. the "des moines register"/cnn poll shows elizabeth warren leading by two points. experts say her slow and steady rise is the result of her ground game. she's also the best-liked candidate in the field. bernie sanders is a distant third followed by pete b

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i'm anne-marie green.ell, the third democratic presidential debate takes place tonight, and for the first time the top candidates will share the same stage. ten will face off in houston, texas. former vice president joe biden and senator elizabeth warren go head to head in a debate for the very first time. natalie brand is in houston. what can we expect to be the big topics tonight? >> reporter: well, good morning, anne-marie. voters here say they want to hear about issues central to texas. that includes immigration, recent mass shootings, of course we know health care is a big topic nationwide. but what's also unique about this debate, it will be taking place on a college campus. we spoke to students who said they will be listening closely for plans about tuition and education affordability. ten democratic candidates will square off in the lone star state tonight. >> hello, houston! >> reporter: texas southern university in houston hosts the third debate. it's the first one confined to a single night. >>

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anne-marie? >> cool idea.now we've got a few months, but we are eventually heading into the holiday season. they're coming out just in time. >> you know they timed it just right on this one. >> totally. diane king hall, thank you. >> you got it. >>> still ahead, looted treasure. an ancient coffin stolen from egypt is finally headed home. egypt is finally headed home. ♪ dealing with psoriatic arthritis pain was so frustrating. my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx. now, watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are getting real relief with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occ

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ray. >> mary ann, good morning to you. the worst of the storm is passed is here in charleston, but this morning we had sustained winds of about 45 miles per hour with gusts up to 59th miles per 59 mr and pouring rain at times. now that it has pasted and moving to the north, all eyes are on myrtle beach and north carolina. they could experience strong rain, wind and even the possibility of tornadoes. they have mandatory evacuations in place all along the barrier islands in north carolina in addition to other coastal communities. now, it is all going to be a perfect storm of sorts because it is going to happen in the dark of night, in addition they're going to have a high tide at 4:00 a.m. so it is all going to hit them at the same time. but there are 500 north carolina national guardsmen in place, ready to make rescues if necessary with hay water vehicles and helicopters, and mandatory evacuations are in place again, like i said, for the barrier islands so people have been asked to listen and not come home too soon. mary an

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, president trump says he does not want to go to war following the attacks on saudi arabia's oil plant this weekend. mr. trump said it looks like iran is to blame. meanwhile attacks sent oil prices surging. gas prices here at home are expected to jump 10 to 25 cents. laura podesta is here in new york. laura, what is the president saying about all of this? >> well, when asked about it yesterday, the president essentially said not to worry, that they haven't risen very much so far and the u.s. has strategic oil reserves for situations like we're in right now. he said we'll dip into those reserves if necessary. president trump downplayed the saudi oil attack last night in new mexico. >> but a few years ago they would have been in a panic. today we've got a lot of oil, we've got a lot of gas. >> earlier at the white house, the commander in chief suggested iran is behind last weekend's attack on two saudi arabian oil plants. >> it's certainly looking that way at this moment. >> and

i'm anne-marie green.e begin with an outbreak of severe weather overnight in the southeast as tropical depression imelda drenches the region. a flash flood emergency is in effect this morning for east texas. more than 20 inches of rain has fallen in winnie, just east of houston. yesterday several tornadoes touched down in houston. the area also got hit with heavy rain just in time for the evening rush hour commute. some parts received more than ten inches of rain. galveston spent most of yesterday under water. highways were flooded. a flash flood watch is in effect for southeheast texas and partsf louisiana through this evening. and more trouble could be on the way. there are currently six active named storms in the atlantic and eastern pacific basins. that ties a modern record set in 1992. hurricane lorraina's the latest to form, threatening southwestern mexico. >>> and now to the latest politician caught up in a racial scandal. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is pleading for forgiveness after a ph

good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie.ure of household debt for the second quarter will be released later today, and tween the u.s. and china will continue in washington. yesterday stocks paired early gains as optimism surrounding the new trade negotiations were muted. the dow lost 52 points. the s&p 500 ended flat, and the nasdaq lost five. -- snack in that case added five. >>> according to freddie mac, the average rate of a 30-year fixed mortgage increased from 3.5% a week ago to 3.7%. a year ago the rate was 4.6%. the average on the 15-year fixed home loan climbed about .1% from last week to 3.2%. >>> now about 1,600 amazon employees plan to walk off the job later today over what they say is the company's inaction on climate change. they say a pledge fromceo jeff bezos to make the company carbon neutral by 2040 and to use more electric delivery vans does not go far enough. the walkout comes as a global strike begins today. it calls on people to walk out of school or work to raise awareness. this comes ahead of a climate

i'm anne-marie green.urricane dorian weakened to a category-three storm overnight with 120 mile-per-hour winds. it's expected to move dangerously close to florida's east coast later on today. more than a million people from florida, georgia, and south carolina have been ordered to evacuate. hurricane watches and warnings remain in effect across parts of those states, and nearly 4,500 members of the national guard are also at the ready in florida. cbs news weather producer david parkinson is tracking dorian's path. >> well, good morning. the storm has not moved. dorian is just stationary. look at it, it's spinning 100 or so miles off the florida coast. the winds now 120 miles per hour, and it is not moving. it hasn't moved since about 7:00 p.m. last night. a wider look shows you that we need that little area of brown, that trough, to start picking it up. we think that's going to start happening today. we do expect the storm to move to the north, probably be parallel with vero beach by this evening. by tomor

ed, let's -- first, mary anne williamson, her discovery, she is in a race with cannibals. >> i'm veryappy for her to learn something out of this election, because she's not going to go any place as a viable candidate. but having been in the trenches for 50 years with democrats, they're tough. they play the game in a hardball way, and they a basically will do whatever it takes to win, and that's american politics. lou: i'm not going to mention any names. i was talking with a leading republican this week who said that it was unfortunate that this had to be about party. this is all about party politics. and the republicans are playing the part of the naive and passive patsies while the left is filled with venom and vigor and viciousness. >> well, republicans basically see politics as an avocation, sort of a hobby. democrats -- lou: at which which they're not very damn good. >> and democrats see it as a lifelong occupation in which they're going to change and change radically, just as that board of supervisors in san francisco -- i'm very familiar with that, having grown up in the bay are

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anne-marie? >> lara podesta in new york. thank you so much, laura. >>> the political future of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in doubt this morning. partial results and exit polls from yesterday's national s shr chief benny gantz's blue and white party was deadlocked with netanyahu's likud party. if the results stand, it means netanyahu failed to secure enough votes for a majority in parliament. this morning netanyahu said he will work to form a new zionist government that excludes arab parties. >> if these results are near what the actual, real result are, then netanyahu is in real trouble. doesn't have 61 seats, the parliamentary majority, without lieberman. and lieberman has made clear he won't sit with netanyahu and his far right and religious allies. >> lieberman is the head of an israeli political party whose support is needed to form a coalition. netanyahu campaigned as a strong ally of the u.s. and a close friend of president trump. he's also facing possible uinches orain in eatening t parts of southeas

mary anne marsh, former senior advisor to john kerry. "mondays with mary."t is the title of the segment here. >> one thing we are going to s see, whether they will try to go after justice kavanaugh, the smear, trying to keep the headlines off of this report. i know that marianne is very concerned about russian collusion, but we are going to find out if the obama administration did more to spy then the russians maybe did. the last thing i will say is that we should all be concerned if the obama administration used tools to track down terrorists to try to go after them. >> sandra: getting close to the declassification. >> we should want to see it as much as possible. republicans and democrats should want to see it as much as possible because we are talking about a function of the government that is -- voters don't get to weigh in on this, so when you have abuse, it has to be punished. accountability has to exist, or else it encourages more of this in the future. that is something that really erodes trust in government. everybody should be concerned about this.

mary ann, back to you. >> thank you, doug, live coverage of hurricane dorian. also breaking, robert mugabe has died in singapore where he has often received medical treatment in recent years. according to a source with direct knowledge of the matter. mugabe came to wow we are at independence from britain in 1908 after a gorilla war ended white leadership. he was held as a model leader but that diminished over time as his leadership became more authoritarian. he resigned as president in 2017 following a military dew coup. he was 95 years old. stay with fox news for more on hurricane dorian and the death of robert mugabe, the death of the former zima bob zimbabwe p. now back to the program already in progress. dr. cornel west, professor of philosophy at harvard, and michael myers, former national vice president of the aclu. michael, do you recognize these new liberals advocating for a new type of sulfur segregation? >> it's old-fashioned idiocy. that's old hat. this old nonsense is not modern it's not smart, it's not right so when people are arguing that blacks,

when mary anne macleod embarked on the 3000 mile journey from the outer hebrides to new york nearly ary tale that's the focus of a new bbc documentary which airs tonight on bbc gaelic, which traces the life of donald trump's mother, from humble beginnings in scotland's western isles to a glamourous life in the big apple. in a moment we'll hear from the journalist who did a lot of the digging for the film — but first — here's a clip. certainly be watching that tonight. there has been a lot written about maryanne mcleod. she left scotland in the 1920s for a new life in america, the matriarch of the trump family. what have you learnt about the journey she family. what have you learnt about thejourney she made family. what have you learnt about the journey she made and what effect she had on the president?” the journey she made and what effect she had on the president? ijoin you in english, first of all! trump is such a huge figure, and his politics are so such a huge figure, and his politics are so controversial that they often mask his own history. his grandfather was a migrant, his fat

mary ann savro continues our coverage. i understand you talked to people who had been on the conception. >> mary jo was one of them and said she was shocked about the fire on that particular boat, because she said the captain was meticulous about safety. joyful matheson said she had such a great experience diving for lobsters on the conception, she kept coming back year after year, in part because she said the boat was well run and she felt safe. >> it was like a well-run machine. he always did an exceptional job on top of his crew members, checking on crew members and checks. i know he was watching the boat and keeping us safe every night. >> reporter: so she was stunned when she learned the same boat went up in flames early this morning, with dozens of passengers unaccounted for. >> i was in shock and disbelief, absolutely denial that this could be the boat that i frequent twice a year for the last five years as a scuba diver with my friends. absolute shock. >> reporter: alan pinzotti of campbell has been on more than a d

. >> mary ann says it's not worth to stay hope in this neighborhood. >> i they where i work and live i'm scared of this neighborhood. >> today mayor london breed noted the prospect for federal help. but noted that resources for the homeless have been cut. >> the decline in the a federal resources for affordable housing in san francisco and in california in general has been significant. >> reporter: according to the national low income housing coalition, this year the white house has proposed cutting the budget for housing and urban development by 20% while eliminating programs to help the poor and homeless. federal aid would be a big change. reporting from san francisco, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, mark. >> another big move today by president trump, john bolton is out. the president fired his national security adviser and announced it on twitter. he said the two have had a string of policy disagreements including taliban negotiations and china trade talks. the president tweeted that he asked for bolton's resignation but bolton claims to have resigned on his own. the

mary anne, number three guys in foxnews.com today.chment inquiry so far, trump's days are numbered and never underestimate pelosi. >> nancy pelosi certainly knows exactly what she is doing. she never said she wouldn't do impeachment but when the facts are presented to her, it was necessary. there was widespread support and bipartisan. she got exactly what she needed to do it. look at the polls in one week. already a 10 point jump. 49% of americans support this including independents. look at the abc poll, 64% of people take these charges seriously or seriously. add that to the 69% in the "wall street journal" poll of last week that say trump is disliked and you start to see where this is going. add to it trump's own reaction to this. look at his twitter feed these last few days talking about creating a civil war, meeting with the nra to get money for his impeachment fund in exchange for not doing anything on gun control. you see donald trump acting in a way you haven't seen. >> bill: you believe it's a done deal? >> moving forward wit

carolina state university and do well on that i just -- w, thank you to my family members, my sisters mary ann and cecilia and all, a large group of our supporters, thank you so much. thank you to the voters of the ninth district, thank you to you all. this is -- i knew that you all continue to feel this every day when you walk on this floor, the majesty of this place what it represents, the history made here. it is an overwhelming experience. i look forward to getting to know you all and to working together with you to make commonsense solutions to make the lives of americans better. god bless you all. mr. price: madam speaker i now yield to congressman greg urphy. mr. murphy: thank you, madam speaker, and thank you to all the members of the north carolina delegation for making me feel so much at home and thank you all for the warm welcome. just a few minutes of thanks, a moment of thanks rather. i'd like to thank my god for giving me the opportunity of life and the ability to experience all the great wonders he's given us. i thank this country for the freedom that it's given me as an individ

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mary anne williamson is moving hurricanes out to sea with herred minds. you're making t-shirt.he swerd word shows how angry you are. bernie sanders is so angry he is telling crying babies to keep it down. no one is impressed. better go back to the drawing board, beto and come up with another idea to save your campaign, because that one is fundamentally dumb. that's it for me. be sure to stick around for the van jones show with 2020 candidate cory booker. that's up next. ♪ ♪ get free smartphones too! get 4 new lines of unlimited and 4 free phones for just 30 bucks a line! ♪ now, there's skyrizi. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. 3 out of 4 people achieved... ...90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections... ...and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection... ...or symptoms such as fevers,... ...sweats, chills, muscle aches or coughs... ...or if you plan to or recently received a vaccine. i feel free to

i interrupted, mary anne.ery popular. you can see that in the polling but as you move into the general election, more voters, they are not as interested in medicare for all. they would like a private buy in and like to buy into medicare earlier but they want to keep a private piece ofist -- of it as well. medicare for all is a driving force in the democratic primary. >> if we called it fun time magic pizza. we put words together that sound good and said how do you like this for your solution, fun time magic pizza. i would like to. people don't know what medicare for all is. that's why you see the delta between when you lay actual policy provisions & say no, i don't want that. the thing you called it something nice. bernie sanders was smart. the branding on medicare for all is lovely and americans like those kinds of words. sounds fair and accessible. people have positive çfeelings about medicare. the meltdown of kamala harris was perfect. we all like it and we find out what's in it it's like we never meant th

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. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i am mary ann. i have lived at ord court since before 1980. i have been walking the neighborhood almost every day i am in the area. the corporate heights special use district has been in place since the current owners of 42ord court purchased their property. allowing these owners to ignore those rules by saying that it doesn't apply to this project is saying the rules don't apply to them. i am asking you not to allow this development. in 107 other neighbors signed the petition. mr. horn was slightly incorrect it was 108. there is 108 people that were not in support of this project. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i am charles attics. i am owner of 4 41 ord court directly across the project. i lived there since 1997 and have seen changes. i can acknowledge from both sides the passion that our neighborhood has. that is also an attractive feature, attractive to families. that is one thing that i love about this project. the plan not only is organic to the lot from ord to state but will bring more families, hopefully, like t

quote mary ann trump berry resigned from the bench ending an investigation into the trump family's decadesscheme for potential fraud. she goes under my plans, investigations will remain open until findings are made public and any penalties for misconduct are issued. joining me now is dana bash. what do you make of her using such specific examples? how effective will this be? >> she is trying to prove a lot of things p but she's trying to prove she's the best democrat to go up against donald trump. by citing not just any family member, in fact, just reading through this plan again which is very lengthy again as you can imagine, she cites several trump family members. but on the issue of the president's sister, she's not somebody who has been really part of the political discussion as aggressively as you might think she's been because there's so much. the volume of questions and chaos coming in and out of the administration, swirling around the administration is so great. but what she's referring to is the fact that the president's sister retired at age 82. it's not like that would be that s

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the fact is, nobody says ruling out diplomacy yet. >> anne marie, 30 seconds.oesn't seem like this has been planned out by the trump administration. in other words, the ratcheting up pressure on iran doesn't seem as though they know what they want. >> no. they don't have a strategy for actually getting a better deal. they pulled out of the deal. and now i keep thinking this is the cuban missile crisis where dean russ said we're eyeball to eyeball and the other guy just blinked. that's what the iranian is saying. and we don't, as martin said, we don't have any way of getting out of that except by doing things we don't want to do. >>> when we come back, israel, what is coming for netanyahu next? will he remain prime minister or face prosecution? i will ask martin indyk the only person to have served twice as u.s. ambassador to israel. ♪ mus >> vo: so when my windshield broke... i found the experts at safelite autoglass. they have exclusive technology and service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ but family can only tell you sot much.

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joining me now, mary anne marsh, brendan buck, former adviser to speaker paul ryan. let's talk about that hearing. maryanne, democrats and republicans have very different views on this. let's get your take from the hearing. >> i think nancy pelosi, when she spoke to the nation, said donald trump betrayed his oath of office, betrayed national security, betrade our election. >> dana: she said all that before she had seen the transcript ors the whistleblower complaint. >> i don't know about that. she is in the gang of eight, so we don't know what she may have seen. that said, just with the call summary alone, let alone the whistleblower complaint and the hearing today, it is evident that laws were broken. >> dana: which law do you think was broken? >> where do we start? the fact that he solicited help from a foreign government again to help in an election is illegal. >> dana: that is in dispute. the question is, as people read this transcript and have different viewpoints, when the president is talking about looking into interference, he was talking about the 2016 elect

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but all the candidates are excited to be there and meet the people of iowa face-to-face while mary annliamson decided to drop acid and run naked through a corn maze. [ laughter ] well i read that the first iowa state fair was held in 1854. yeah, even crazier, it also featured a speech from bernie sanders [ laughter ] >> steve: really >> jimmy: he was just 95 then. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: here's another big story. after it came up that soul cycle's owner is a trump donor a lot of people started boycotting the spin classes. meanwhile when trump heard that his donor owns a spin class, he boycotted the donor. [ light laughter ] "i want nothing to do with it. speaking of the president, in a new interview, woody harrelson said that he one had to smoke weed just to get through a dinner with trump. it got awkward when he stepped outside with a joint and melania was already out there with a bong. [ laughter ] "you too yeah it works, it works." and finally, this is going viral. after disney announced that they're doing a remake of "home alone", macaulay culkin posted a photo of what kevin would

mary ann marsh. is this much of a mystery? >> let me put it this way. democrats are -- made a mess and now they're living with it. they made two substantial errors. one was to try to take control of the debates themselves rather than letting the networks just run the debates. that's how it used to be and the way it should be. not saying we're the best but we're obviously the best. but number two, these criteria are way too permissive. tom steyer made the october debate. they may have to go back to two stages in october. this is farcical. beto o'rourke couldn't get elected on his block. >> bill: surprised on the answer. >> for the candidates who don't make the debate stage and you're complaining you're losing and looking for an excuse. when yang can make it and steier can't make it. none of them made it this time. the top 10 are in it. for the first time we'll see the top tier contenders side-by-side on that stage and that's a big difference. >> steyer was talking over the weekend. >> no one has run a poll that the democratic committee would accept. all

my name is mary ann. a and administration universities, my late uncle who was at mit and eth in switzerland, he said the international students office at m.i.t. has as much as many administrators in the all tch and that was in the '50s. i do challenge mr. hayward on one thing on one thing about the english professors can't do that much damage there than on the street. the problem is that there was just an english professor at uc davis who basically told the students to go kill policemen. >> right. >> and this guy hasn't been fired. and the third thing i'd like to say is, i just witnessed a student from high school getting a scholarship by a republican women's group. that student read an essay. i as a teacher think that essay was about a third grade essay. >> yeah. okay. i think you're limited to three. so my comment about english, what's wrecked english departments, not a big price to pay to keep radicals off the street. i was being somewhat facetious. the counter argument is that it's no longer confined