kennedy: vivian lee who played o'hara and patty mcdaniel who was also in the film. >> i'll go mcdanielo. an excerpt from ronald reagan's diary from october 1984 reads, little drew barrymore, the child of 18 was one of the children i met, she's a nice little person. well. drew. [laughter] these questions are too hard. here we go, gary. which of these presidents only gave two speeches his entire presidency? grover cleveland, thomas jefferson, warren harding or donald trump? [laughter] >> two speeches? grover cleveland. kennedy: no. cleveland was a chatty box. no, it was thomas jefferson, he liked to handwrite everything. he thought speaking was beneath him. i know, this gate is my -- it's not my fault. >> it wasn't donald trump, that's all he did was speeches. [laughter] kennedy: suck my -- sorry. richard, aside from large washington, the only president who ran unopposed for reelection to his second term. was it millard fillmore, franklin pierce, james monroe or the king elvis presley? >> i will go with monroe. kennedy: really? someone actually got a question right. richard, you are a ge

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. >> valerie mcdaniel a successful veterinarian in town.d from her husband of 19 years, mack. >> meghan met valerie, when she mack and their daughter when they would come over. >> they would would come over a lot and we would drink wine. we went a couple nightclubs and things like that. she seemed like a nice person. >> how did leon act around valerie? >> like it was anybody else. >> but that was then. on this day in court, meghan thought leon and valerie looked like a couple. she learned later that valerie even posted's bond, with this man. a bail bondsman named michael kubosh, who a couple of days later got an unsettling visit from leon. >> he shut the door behind him. >> was that? >> very odd. and he says, i'm here because i want to know one thing -- >> leon asked the bail bondsman for help finding another client of his. leon said the client's name was zack. >> i said, i don't know a zack. he said who you are you talking about? >> he said you know him. he's ex - military. ex-cia, he's middle eastern. >> leon said he had hired zack to do

let me reach out and give a great big electronic hug to ronald mcdaniel to members of the rnc. thank you . thank you for finally wakingk yp and getting this right. ress and i cannot express enough how much i appreciate the gutsiness that ronnie politie rnc has shownt. rule one of politics,cs laura , never help load a gun if it'sry pointed at your own head and every one of these debates have basically been asking republican candidates for to help load the gun that was pointed at their own heads. and it's insane and i'm gladon that it's going to stop. there arenath a lot of things that we can do to improveho this process. the first one is n who needs a moderator? you only need a clock keeper if everybody exactly the same amount of time don't let the networks for their own purposes of getting ratingss decide who gets the most time. t give everybody exactly the same amount of time, put it on a clock and when their time isfi finished it's over , their mikes cut off. that'sou one way that would c improve it a lot.ou and i've got a lot of other things that could do it.t. but the big s

good morning, mr mcdaniel. how are you today? kind of.k you appreciate how you're joining us earlier this morning. we're talking about assembly district seat 17. i'm going to ask you one question. i think it's just pretty straightforward. does that election actually end tonight? well actually, no. the election today is one that is expected to election to fill the remainder of a seat for david shoe who was appointed to the attorney. there's going to be two more elections, one in june and one of them november to fill the next term for the seat. so i suspect we'll see this go forward for the rest of the year. with any election. we're always going to talk about voter turnout. you have the special election first. this is a runoff election that we're dealing with tonight. then you have the primary. then you have the general election. how do you convince voters to come out four times for one single seat? well, you know, i think most voters are going to go to ms election today are going to be what we call habitual voters, their regular voters. it

chairwoman ronna mcdaniel said in a statement that we are going to find newer and better to be classtforms to show that future nominees are not forced to go through the bias cpd in order to make that case to the american people. note the gnashing of teeth that you can imagine that followed was predictable. >> this is a big deal another blow toward democracy. it's also a virtual guarantee that america will go further into their echo chambers. >> wants that rubble can party decided that the american free press is bad that journalism assuming that cannot only do without it they are against a party, will you have a swear that ends. >> laura: no rachel not against it but they are against playing the rigged game. >> it was not a spontaneous demonstration is that we are saying? i would make so big that for the record because it took the president 14 days before he called the attack in benghazi, an active terrier. >> 1. >> can you speak a little louder? >> he did call it an act of terror. >> laura: and then there was a time that one of those unbiased moderators began a primary debate with a

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like professor mcdaniel said, courts could get involved. we'll have to see how this all plays out.. >>> if you have not filed your taxes, you are not alone. >> california ranks number five on the list of states with the biggest procrastinators. justin andrews caught up with some people. >> i figure we are delayed doing a lot of we have a lot on our plate. we're busy people. >> reporter: danny isn't scared to admit he is an 11th hour type of guy. why are you waiting so long? >> because it's boring. it sucks. you gotta sit there and review and recap last year. i go through my checking statements, credit card statements, try to tally up write offs, takes too much time. >> time could be one of the reasons a third of americans delay filing according to a business and financial expert. >> the anxiety around taxes is real. if you have not filed, i guess the good news is you are not alone and you will probably find friends nearby. >> reporter: people who procrastinate filek though she says are ones who think they won't get much back. they owe taxes

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just how you heard professor mcdaniel say we can see the court get involved.e'll have to see how this plays out. >>> today, a man accused of killing a bay area security guard is due in court. kevin nishita was assisting a tv news crew in oakland last november when shot during an attempted robbery. police believe mitchell pulled the trigger. his arraignment is set for this morning in dublin. two others are charged and one is still on the run. nishita worked for a company that provided security for tv news crews and was a veteran for several police departments. he died after the shooting. >>> a man faces a sentence for 50 years to life for killing a hayward police sergeant. he shot estrada in the head during a traffic stop. estrada pleaded. >>> a woman inside the house called 911 just after 6:00 after smelling smoke. firefighters had to call for back up because they had such a hard time getting into the place. >>> the home and potential for victims inside, initial moments are confusing. that's coupled with the fact that there are quite a bit of contents and belo

moore was endorsed by the republican national committee under rana mcdaniel, the same rana mcdaniel that now has the nerve to attack ketanji brown jackson for being soft on child porn offenders. you might say all of those republicans deny those accusations and they weren't convicted of any crimes. okay, fine. how about denny hastert, former republican house speaker for eight years. he went to prison in 2016 after admitting to sexually abusing young boys. the judge called him a serial child molester. the former speaker. how about ruben verastagi. the 24-year-old former republican staffer who was sentenced to 12.5 years for trading in child pornography on thursday. just this past thursday! in fact, ironically, the same day that judge jackson was confirmed to the supreme court. to be clear, i'm not suggesting that the republican party is a party of pedophiles. that's the kind of collective blaming and smearing that republicans use to demonize democrats and liberals more broadly. we shouldn't help them turn child sex crimes into a party political weapon. yet, as jordan wiseman of slate point

darryl mcdaniels, one of the founding members of run-dmc, he's now an author.e a children's book called darryl's dream. he shares stories about how he was bullied as a kid, tips on how to rise above it, and chase your dreams. >> when i was a kid, i got teased, bullied and picked on. >> what? >> i got teased, bullied and picked on. regardless of what anybody thinks, all of you are perfect just the way you are. >> mcdaniels also urges kids not to be shy about being smart or artistic. he was both obviously. >> nice hanging out with you, audrey and you, terry, akaterencio. >> new name. >> have a great week. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. - [graham] this week, we're in

but darrell dmc mcdaniels wasn't always confident, those square-shaped glass were once a source of ridiculewas a kid, i got teased, bullied and picked on. >> reporter: to a crowd of school students in linden, he delivered a message that today's students can rise above bullying like he did and embrace their individuality. that's also the theme of dmc's new children's book, "darrell's dream." >> regardless of what anybody thinks, all of you are perfect just the way you are. >> reporter: the book is written for younger kids, but the message resonates with hoolers, -- high schoolers, too. >> never give up. just keep going and follow your dreams. >> i'm 57 years old, boys and girls. and i still do something i learned in second grade. >> reporter: in his motivational speech, he told kids not to be shy about being smart, artistic or hardworking. he says he was sometimes picked on for being a straight-a student. >> doing things outside of the box. when he talked about how he started music, he's the one that started it. >> reporter: it's not tricky. the man who put dmc in run-dmc says these kids can

. >> david's defensive attorney was mike mcdaniel, now deceased.per. >> what impressions did you have of david before he became a client? >> i figured he was another redneck state cop. who had done a couple of cases, him on one side, me on the other. >> but mcdaniel became convinced of his innocence and came on board to defend him. >> this is one of those terrible cases that a defense lawyer never want, they call him a ravager, they make you crazy, you don't want an innocent client. >> the defense could only flinch and take the body blows to the camera. >> the jury is getting this picture of a hardworking wife, nose to the grindstone, taking care of babies, while he is out with poll dancers. >> yes, on duty. you have 13 women coming in there with varying degrees of sexual conduct contact or innuendo. another trooper's wife, for god sakes. >> not a good set effects. >> not a good set of facts. >> the defense pulled out potentially its strongest weapon and put david on the stand to say he knew he messed up. >> i regret all of that stuff. it's so unfo

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is say that we can focus on key fronts of 1st and foremost, the operation to liberate the dumbass mcdaniel dumbo. it's industrial and resource rich or say flat with few forests or rivers, but on bass is ideal terrain for tanks. perhaps easier to conquer, certainly easier to hold on to march 2014 separatists in both the nets and lance regions in the dumbass declared their independence from ukraine. fighting breaks out the separatists soon backed with money weapons, and troops for moscow. in 2015 a ceasefire signed in minsk ends full scale fighting. the skirmish is continue 7 years later, but on bass is still our center of the struggle between ukraine and russia. ukraine has managed to defend large parts of it from invasion. the bulk of his army is thought to be their analysts believe russia could now attempt to encircle these units with thrusts from ha, he's in the north and marry. a paul in the south cave says it's ready alert the course watching was short. we are seeing that russia is a massive forces for new attacks in the don bass. and we are getting ready for this situation. we were do

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in germany who have concerns about the rising cost of living. amid this sanctions database yearly mcdaniel bon. i do feel things getting more expensive. i can manage, but i'm having to make compromises. people are arguing over the little that is left on the shelves. it's disorder. i don't know it, but they should now learn how to run their house and not by useless things. so do you know? yeah, is interesting. hold of anthrax, fulton, i have felt price is spike. i think it's about 25 percent higher than it was in covey. times meet is up significantly as well as back loss. if i'm making budget cuts to my shop, it costs me 60 euros for what i used to get for 40. like everything is more expensive, especially dairy. and immediately my earlier we spoke with the director of the center for european studies at people's university of china. he says, anti russian sanctions are damaging the world economy. and so should be scrapped. well from the sanctions, i think is our game. we understand and more clearly, not the us in general, the west to use this and the consulate to rebuild. let us in that or th

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now mcdaniel kentucky will continue working here until the situation is, are finally over. and of course, like in many others will continue bringing necessary items. the people here need room on call for of ours the, the people's republic a senior us official has accused russia of driving food shortages in yemen and beyond laying all the blame on moscow for the rapidly storing prices being seen around the world. the world food programs march report identified yemen is one of the country's most effected by wheat price increases, and lack of imports from ukraine. this is just another grim example of the ripple effect rushes unprovoked, unjust unconscionable war is having on the world's most vulnerable us ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas greenfield, linked to russia's actions to you in ukraine to humans, crippling hunger crisis. at the same time, she praised saudi arabia and the united arab emirates for their humanitarian support to the country. though not mentioning that re ads, ongoing bombing campaign had allegedly targeted on purpose, food production sites an

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now mcdaniel clinton will, will continue working here until the situation is finally over. and of course, like many others, will continue bringing necessary items that people here need from one culture of archie, done as people's republic, waves of european sanctions against russia colliding with soaring costs in the u, affecting millions of people and the greek capital members of trade and labor unions took to the streets on thursday to rally against price hikes and privatization. the country has taken an economic hit with the bank of greece, cutting its growth forecast to 3.8 percent, and rising as inflation predictions to 5.2 percent for the year. the officials say this could increase further. spanish supermarkets continued to face shortages of certain products with sunflower oil milk, flour, salt, and rice among the products in short supply. in march authorities temporarily rationed some food items to prevent shops running out completely amid the war in ukraine and a strike by truck drivers. we gauged the mood on the streets of madrid. water. oh, it's sad. politics is r

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this may cost me my life, but we are here to day mcdaniel. shortly after this speech were shot dead shot nicholas hung out to 0. hundreds of merch saca serv blocked streets in columbia capital in protest against new regulations authorities in baton announced a ban on more than one passenger pen motorcycle at certain times a day in order to tackle rising st crime center and getty turned his life from bobo also they seem quite annoyed about this. tell us about the purchase. absolutely low and 1st of all, let me show you just the effects that these protests are having right now. slowing down traffic practically to a standstill. i'm now many major highways like this one in the middle of bog down more than 4000 motorcycles where i understand are slowing down traffic on the streets right now in different points of the city. they're angry at this new restrictions in particular because the mayor is saying that these are necessary to stop or, or reduce crime at night in the city of vulgar fan. and that's why they are now restricting their 2nd passenger on motorcycles. 3 days a week from 7 pm to 4

mcdaniel clinton will, will continue working here until the situation is finally over. and of course, like many others, will continue bringing necessary items that people here need. berman cauthrin, archie, done as peebles republic, a new report to the ledge, the ukrainian security services used a detention center to torture prisoners of war and ukrainians. suspected of having pro russian sympathies, the report contains testaments of people who shared their experiences of detention in one such prison. they used a lighter to heat up a needle than put it under my fingernails. the worst was when they put a plastic bag on my head and suffocated me. and when they held the muzzle of a collection of rifle to my head and forced me to answer their questions, it was like a small guantanamo. i was told if it wasn't for my 2nd passport, i'd be killed. i don't know how much of that was to influence and scare me. oh, how much it was real. currently, the s b u is rounding up. any one accused of sympathy for russia. so anyone who speaks russian, anyone who is, is thought to be, i'm in

now, mcdaniel, we will continue working here until the situation is finally over. and of course, like many others, will continue bringing necessary items that people here need from on call for. i've already done this people's republic, a new report has alleged the ukrainian security services used to detention center to torture prisoners of war and ukrainian. suspected of having pro russian sympathies, ukrainian secret services use of torture in prisons has been previously covered by the united nations and amnesty international reports. and according to those reports, the s b u, as a number of compounds in several cities across ukraine, where people of allegedly been unofficially detained and tortured for having pro russian views. in the behind the headlines report, people shared their experiences of detention in one such present. they used a lighter to heat up a needle, then put it under my fingernails. the worst was when they put a plastic bag over my head and suffocated me. and when they held the muzzle of a kalashnikov rifle to my head and forced me to answer th

but we are here to day mcdaniel . shortly after this speech on kara, were shot dead. nicholas hawk out to 0. nother scientists, sir, found micro plastics. deep in the lungs of living people for the 1st time, something previously thought to be impossible because of the organs narrow airways, the lung tissue have 13 patients undergoing surgery was checked, so it's a pretty small sample. but 11 contained the tiny particles. the most common found were those used in plastic packaging and pipes as well as bottles. scientists already knew people breathing micro plastics as well as consume them in food water . they were discovered in human blood for the 1st time last month, raising concerns they could move around the human body and lodging. organs effect on health is not yet known, but were such as a found micro plastics cause damage to human cells. workers exposed to high levels and known to have developed disease. that is all we can speak to pull hobby, who's an environmental scientists and environmental science solutions and joins is not from sydney in australia. welcome, paul harvey poll.

. >> rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel said issues like this will take center stage midterms telling foxital, they are out of touch with the american mainstream in doing so with their own risk. meanwhile the republican party remains committed to protecting american values and ensuring that our kids are not used as pawns in the far left scheme to underline our way of life. the daily wire is invested $100 million over the next three years to create children's content to give americans an alternative to the walt disney company. ashley, todd to. >> ashley: all right, thank you so much. besides the democrats picked up pennsylvania school board and it started with a concerned mom to challenge the mask mandate. we are talking to her live. >> todd: from one major midterm issue to another, candidates who support have the edge over those who don't. the panel is on deck. as a comusical why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime any

you know, right now mcdaniel is running around the country going into black communities setting up what they call rnc community centers. i wonder if she's airing, rev, some of the hearing testimony that we saw just a few weeks ago. i mean, it was embarrassing to see the republican party with this brilliant justice judge in front of them just, you know, my grandma said they had no home training. i mean, and in essence, rev, they accused a sitting judge of lying. a sitting judge. they are going to accuse her of lying. they twisted her record. >> a sitting judge that somebody voted for by the way. >> that's exactly right. that's exactly right. lindsey graham was acting brand-new like this was somebody he was seeing for the first time. he voted for this woman three times prior and the last time was for a lifetime appoint to the federal bench. these folks were embarrassing. marsha blackburn asking her the definition of a woman. if you want to know a definition, get the webster dictionariry and look it up. it embarrassing to see the republican party twist and turn to try to take down this jus

rnc chair rhonda mcdaniel accused the commission of being biased and said the rnc will find a newer,debate platform for republicans. let's bring in white house correspondent for politico and co-author of the playbook, eugene daniels, also a "morning joe" senior contributor. this move by the rnc, what's behind it? it sounds like trump, if he runs, doesn't feel like doing debates. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. we're kind of matching here, mika. >> i'm peopling it. >> reporter: coordination. but this is further proof, if we needed anymore, that trump has kind of a stranglehold on the republican party, right. this is something that we heard him complaining about in 2020 when he pulled out one of the debates because it was going to be virtual, because of the pandemic. and they have continued to talk about this. republicans who are continuously trying to figure out what he thinks, how he feels, and following his lead on these things, that is what's happening here, right. we'll say in general as a person who watches these debates, it is important for american voters to sit and watch the

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the chairwoman ronna mcdaniel announcing the move yesterday saying it will fight in platform where candidatesir case to the american public. they are in c will require candidates to pledge to not appear at any debates not sanctioned by the parties. the commission on presidential debates overseen presidential and vice presidential debates more than 30 years. and former advisor warning his party about president biden's job approval ahead of november. watch this. >> these are spectacularly low numbers. to really get down to where only a third and independence makes it impossibility. the administration has got to pivot where this is going to be a tornado of midterms if these numbers continue to hold up. >> todd: eddie scarry is a columnist for the federal and he joins us now. eddie, great to see you will come of the warning signs are so obvious yet why did the white house refused to pivot as mark penn said they should? >> i don't think there is pivoting. what would it mean for the biden administration to pivot? they would have to go back on everything they have been doing and everything they said

that of course coming from ronna mcdaniel the ramsey clark chairwoman. think we need a debate process. these were straightforward basic measures the rnc proposed here. think about 2020. 26 states had already started voting before we saw the two candidates on stage in any debated fomplet. you need to hear the position of these candidates on a have a right of issues so you can make an informed decision. think back to 2016, hillary clinton ended up somehow beforehand at one of the debates with all of the questions. it is very clear if you look at the commission's board, these people were posting and social spaces on social media their displeasure for donald trump. they hated him so much. this is supposed to be an unbiased committee. so, my goodness, i hope it's a step in the right direction because we all need to have faith in our electoral process that's for sure. >> carley: certainly one to watch, big headline there. thank you for joining us this morning. happy easter to you and your family as well. >> thank you. >> carley: see you next friday. >> todd: h