time to think. >> i t think one of the things u just said is the fact you can look over at matthew mcconaughey and say i am way cooler than you will ever be. >> we have a lot in common because we grew up in kentucky and left home and went into very male-dominated environments ands careers in the national security. we've lived in some of the places alexandria virginia, training at quantico. but we both had this dream at a very young age. and i wanted to ask you because you talk about it a little bit in your book. how does that come about? you sort of knew that while, you knew deep down you want to do something else. can you talk about that? >> i have to say as a little girl i grew up on a big farm, but i t discovered the rest of e world through books. and i think timmy books are everything. ime learned there's something else. there is a lot more out there and i was a lot more determined to see it. so,e stories that take me to other places, and i think that is what gave me the adventurous bug. and for some reason, probably my mom, watching her and the fact she didn't have many choices. she grew

fly into like las vegas, you know, international airport and you pull right up next to like matthew mcconaughey's private jet. and he he walks out of his jet and you pop the cockpit and you're like, yeah, man. my -- is better than yours. that's the best part but that's always. that's always after you've done your mission when you're when you're training or when you're in the cockpit. it's extremely intense, and there's not much time to think. that's awesome. i think one of the most awesome things that you just said is the fact that you can look over at matthew mcconaughey and say i am way cooler than you will ever be dude. um, but i want to kathy and i have a lot in common because we both grew up here in kentucky. we both left home and went into very male-dominated sort of environments and careers in national security and we've lived in some of the same places alexandria, virginia went through training at quantico, but we both had this dream at a very young age, and i wanted to ask you because you talk about it a little bit in your book. how did that come about you? you sort of knew. that while y

one of the most awesome things you said is you can look over at matthew mcconaughey and say i am way cooler than you will ever be, dude. but kathy and i have a lot in common because we both grow up here in kentucky. we both left home and went into male-dominated environments and careers in national security and we've lived in some of the same places . alexandria virginia, went through training at quantico but we both had this dream a young age and i want to ask you because you talk about it a little bit in your book. how did that come about i? you sort of new that while like kentucky you knew deep down you wanted something else. can you talk about that? >> i have to say as the little girl i grew up on a big farm. but i discovered the rest of the e world through books. and to me, books are everything. i learned through books that there's something else. there's a lot more out there in and i was determined to see it. so stories, they take me to other places and i think that that's really what gave me the adventurous bug and for some reason probably my mom watching her and the fact that

the point is, sure enough i'll be right back to fixing -- fixing the economy -- matthew mcconaughey?oy, he's something else, huh? good way to catch a cold. maybe that's why he caught covid, and i had to make this message for him. anyway, feel better, buddy. what was i talking about? [ cough ] oh-oh! [ applause ] >> rupaul: biden hasn't been this sick since the time he got scurvy on noah's ark. [ laughter ] you know, there's another big january 6th hearing in washington tonight. and look, i'm no fan of donald trump, but i don't want to put more negativity in the world. so i'm not going to go there. but michelle, on the other hand, ain't got no problem going there. michelle, you want to come over here and do some donald trump jokes? >> i thought you'd never ask. >> rupaul: come on over here. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. >> rupaul: that's right. >> okay. >> rupaul: take it away, girl. >> okay, here we go. tonight, the committee focused so what donald trump was doing when the capitol was under at attack. well, i can tell you one thing he wasn't doing. melania! [ rim shot ] [ cheers a

herself to watch the video after losing her 10-year-old daughter who is remembered by actor matthew mcconaugheyhooting. >> these are the same green converse on her feet that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could identify her after the shooting. how about that. >> they failed our community. they failed our kids. our kids and our teachers paid the price for their failure. >> we're also learning more about a uvalde cisd police officer criticized by some on social media for checking his cell phone during the standoff. according to a. it legislator, that officer is rubin ruiz, the husband of slain schoolteacher ava morales, saying he was checking his phone because his wife had contacted him saying she had been shot and was dying. adding, he tried to save her but was held back and eventually had his gun taken away and was escorted from the school. as uvalde families demand answers, now victims as young as 10 are pushing for change. >> no one has to go through what i've gone through at school. i felt sad because most of my friends passed away. >> reporter: now the school district, willie

participate the march on washington and i can't help but think that now i was thinking about matthew mcconaughey's intervention the gun debate. i just don't see that having an effect in the way that maybe 40 years ago these celebrity endorsements. have a kind of role in guiding public opinions. yeah, if any of that makes sense of it, i would say that so in the archives you could find letters written to edith bunker right or like in the letters they talk about her as if she's a real person like i didn't like how what you did on last week's show or something like that. and by the way, you see this also in the watergate hearings where they're writing the television like bring back that character like as if they're soap operas like that was a fun twist like let's do that again. so and and so your question is then like when we look back in 70s, like how are they this naive and like has this changed? well, i would say that america elected a television character as president. so i'm not sure certain that we're more sophisticated in seeing the differences between the the television persona and and the rea

herself to watch the video after losing her 10-year-old daughter, who was remembered by actor matthew mcconaugheyt the white house after the shooting. >> these were the same green converse on her feet that were the only clear evidence that could identify her after the shooting. how about that? >> they failed our community. they failed our kids. our kids and our teachers paid the price for their failure. >> reporter: we're also learning more about a uvalde police officer criticized by some on social media for checking his cell phone during a standoff. according to a texas legislature, that officer is reuben ruiz, the husband of slain teacher. his wife had contacted him saying she was shot and dying. adding he tried to save her but was held back and had his gun taken away and was escorted from the school. as uvalde families demand answers, now victims as young as 10 are pushing for change. >> no one has to go through what i've gone through at school. i felt sad because most of my friends passed away. >> it's hard to believe that the school year in uvalde starts up in just a few weeks. have they dec