what about michelle obama ? culture around voting. what about michelle obama?ecause she believes she can have a greater impact outside of it. she has never been a politician but a public service and there is a difference. barack obama managed to do both but neither she or i will run for office. thank you for being on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. hello there. south—eastern parts of the uk were warmest and sunniest on monday, but things look a little bit different over the next few days. we are looking down towards iberia, a lot of cloud around here, that is going to get drawn up towards the uk, together with some warm and humid air, and it brings the threat of some thundery downpours towards the south—east. at the moment though, things are fairly quiet. towards the end of the night, we are starting to see a bit of rain arriving across the channel, we've got some rain in towards the north—west of scotland, but otherwise a dry start. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts of england. for the cricket at old trafford, whilst there is a band of cloud aro

michelle obama and president obama, there was a magnetism there.trump is not -- he doesn't open the door for her. >> there have been other awkward moments caught on camera. >> she famously swatted her husband's hand away on the tarmac in israel. doing these things that most first ladies would never let cameras see. >> is the trump marriage on the rocks? melania's inner circle says, no way. >> they are like any other happily married couple. i see a lot of things behind the scenes. they are very affectionate toward one another. they love a lot. they talk and they are open with each other. >> when he is on the road, they speak frequently. when she's on the road, he is always checking in. i witnessed it on both ends, actually. >> yet, pundits say because melania is a woman of so few words, the visuals speak volumes. >> you are in the public eye. and you are not doing all that much and you are not saying all that much. and yet, there you are. the only recourse is to try to sus out something based on how you have turned yourself out for the occasion. wit

the salesforce conference, and we were listening to the fireside chat, and of course, it was michelle obama we were all excited and giddy, and afterwards, you know, they usually have the photo line, and so the mayor and i, i jumped on his bandwagon, of course, deirdre, i thank you were there, and is it okay, we need to get you a picture with michelle obama, let's go, let's go, i was like his staffer, because i knew how to do that, too. so i am bringing the mayor up, and we are standing in line. and i said wait a minute, this is the mayor of san francisco, and all these people -- this is the mayor of san francisco, we are way back here, and i start seeing people, and i start getting those folks to come over to help us. basically, i said, we are going to the front of the line because , you know, he has to get back to work, this is the mayor of san francisco, everybody, so we cut in line, and then someone sauce, and they moved us up to the very front, and guess who was the first person to take a picture with michelle obama? was actually me. [laughter] >> but the point is, the point is, the may

s, and i can tell you that michelle obama isa s, and i can tell you that michelle obama is a very goodstyles found to his cost. harry styles going solo all over again. obama lines up, and coag smack right in the one d. that's the shot heard round the world, revolution begins with team usa taking game one! at the end of the conservative debate tonight, that is how we are going to decided, with dodge ball. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. and coming up for viewers on the bdc news channel, bbc world news, the us announces its ending 1000 more troops to the middle east, as tensions with iran are continuing to grow in the region. a new study finally reveals what it is about the expression on a dogs face that we so cute. those eyes which have evolved over the years to appeal to us humans. we arejust soft, aren't we? that's all still to come. hello it's already a wet end to the day across parts of england and wales, and there could well be so much happier rain arriving in some spots, as we go through tonight. close to this weather system, humid and moister most telling associated with th

you go, benjamin. >>> when we come back, how michelle obama, former first lady, led the u.s. how adam sandler just set a new record. "the skinny" is next. >>> and how adam sandler just set a new record. "the skinny" is next. you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> time now for "the skinny" starting with a smackdown for team uk by team usa. >> in a matchup for the ages on the "the late late show," james corden took on former first lady michelle obama in the uk versus usa game of celebrity dodgeball. look at her there. >> she got it. >> she nails harry styles in the groin, ouch, before ultimately overtaking team uk. >> at the end of the day, what's important is we showed kids that exercise can be fun. that's the big thing, honestly. i can't even remember who won or lost. >> oh, oh no, you lost. we won. >> honestly, i've no idea if that's even true. >> oh, it's true. >> nobody knows. >

you get michelle obama and you almost break her with a ball to the face. >> it was her idea.get people to do this. all i had to say was you're going to throw a ball at james corden. >> michelle obama and before you know it, he throws one in her face and you go, okay, it's on. >> when they go low, we also go low because that's how dodgeball works. >> we hear the competition is fierce when team usa takes on team uk in this celeb-packed dodgeball game. >> melissa mccarthy kept saying, we should play shirts versus no shirts, and i really think that was to get harry to take his top off. >> this is "the late late show's" third trip to london, we were with james last night as he taped this segment with magician david blaine, doing the longest underwater card trick while james holds his breath. >> you can't really rehearse something like this, so he's going to figure it out as we go. >> are you good at holding your breath? have you ever -- >> no, i'm going to be terrible at all of this. >> tom hanks also guests tonight. and later in the week, james will surprworth try out as waiters.

michelle obama i'm not sure, she has you a different sense of style. w do the styles play in britain. >> they have completely different styles. i noticed two things. when michelle was here for the state dinner she wore an off-the shoulder dress were is risque because you don't show our shoulder at a state dinner. jesse: i am not even fair that we are showing that side by side because we had the wind incident which she wasn't responsible for. you saw how the media treated this visit. they talked a lot about the protests. >> the protests were covered as mass protests. if you compare them to a year ago when the president went there, they are a third of what they were in 2018. jesse: people just like him less. >> they kept concentrating at the trump baby blimp. there is the blimp again. jesse: you are there to comesm rate d-day -- comesm rat -- com. mark, for me this was about a special invitation between two countries that share a common language, commons institutions, common heritage, commemorating 75 years after america helped save great britain essentia

. >> michelle obama and michelle obama are going to produce and lend their voices to podcasts on a wideange of topics. a major win for spotify. the announcement comes on the hills of similar agreements that the obamas did sign with netflix as well. >> trevor: that's right, barack obama is making his own podcasts. and it must be really strange for obama's facebook friends to watch his career go in reverse because nine years ago it was, hey guys, check out my inauguration. now it's, hey, everyone, please subscribe to my podcast! if you do, you better have a lot of free time because that man does not talk fast. ( laughter ) yeah, his podcast is going to be like, aaahhhhhh... hello. aaaaaaaaahhhhh... and we're out of time. ( laughter ) and now, everyone supes the podcast will be about politics but they said a wide range of topics. what a.p. about pop culture. robert pattinson will be the new batman. i'll give it a chance. see if new video of dabbi on the security camera? creeped me out. that show was creepy. ( laughter ) finally, news out of south africa. >> officials in south africa warnin

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my guest today is valeriejarrett, close friend and advisor to barack and michelle obama, from the earlygo all the way through the white house years. how will historians view the obama legacy? valerie jarrett, welcome to hardtalk. well, thank you. i'm delighted to be here, steve. thank you for having me. it's a pleasure. if i may, i want to begin by taking you right back to 1991. you then met — you interviewed a young michelle robinson for a job. you were a senior lawyer, she wanted a job. a few weeks or months later, you met herfiance, barack obama. what did you see in that couple that attracted you to them, and what do you think they saw in you? well, i had just been promoted from the law department to deputy chief of staff for mayor daley, and i was staffing at my office. and someone sent me a resume and across the top it said, "brilliant young lawyer has no interest in being in a big law firm, and would like to explore public service". and i had abandoned a big law firm as well, six years earlier, and i was impressed with her resume. and so in walks this tall, confident young woman,

, it was the unscripted months that, michelle obama giving the queen a little hard the things weisit, every detail is planned in advance, but unexpected things happen, particularly with donald trump! but last time round when the obamas were here, that moment where michelle obama instinctively put her arm around the queen, obviously no one touches the queen normally but she said afterward it was just a sort of human instinct, they had been standing for a long time, wondering how long it would go 1a, she put her arm round her, not realising it was such a breach of protocol, then at the state banquet, president obama mistimed his toes, those are the moment people will remember. —— make toast. it is always in predictability with donald trump but there is no one better at diplomacy than the queen, she has been there, done that and seen it all. and this is going to be playing huge in the united states. something donald trump will be well aware of as he eyes the next presidential race. no question. he has spoken about his admiration for the queen, his scottish heritage, he is going to a

and our speaker was michelle obama. and she gets up, talking about sojourner truth, and talking about how she was an amazing mom, and suffragette. and she says, i can see how happy sojourner truth would be to see a woman standing there as speaker of the house, but i can't imagine what she would be thinking as me, michelle obama, the first lady of america. [applause] >> we've come a long way, but we have much more to do, much more to do. >> the hon. london breed: yes. and i just want to touch on so many of the amazing accomplishments that you've had throughout your career. we know you've spent a lot of your time getting democrats elected to congress, and we appreciate that, and it's one of the reasons we have the majority in the house of representatives because of your hard work and a lot of national policies around pay equity. but you also take care of your home. we also appreciate the support that you provided for the hunters point shipyard, and the accountability, and the issues that we've experienced this. thank you

the dodgeball team between cordon's team and michelle obama's team, u.s., will air tonight.od morning. how are you? >> good morning. it's good afternoon here, but good morning to you. i'm very well. how are you? >> we're well, thank you. we have to know, how on earth did you convince the former first lady of the united states to play a game of dodgeball? >> well, the strangest thing because the former first lady got in touch with our show and do something fun? i would love to film something. i'm going to be in los angeles. and you know, it took us sort of less than .4 seconds to go yes, we would love to do that. and it's been a couple years since we did that carpool karaoke together. we started thinking, what would be a good and fun thing to do? and we sort of came up with maybe we could do a united kingdom versus usa game of dodgeball. and we called around some friends of the show and put together something, i mean, it's so gloriously stupid. and we really hope people will enjoy it tonight, you know. >> you have two great teams. i see melissa mccarthy is on the first lady's

michelle obama i'm not sure, she has you a different sense of style. w do the styles play in britain. >> they have completely different styles. i noticed two things. when michelle was here for the state dinner she wore an off-the shoulder dress were is risque because you don't show our shoulder at a state dinner. jesse: i am not even fair that we are showing that side by side because we had the wind incident which she wasn't responsible for. you saw how the media treated this visit. they talked a lot about the protests. >> the protests were covered as mass protests. if you compare them to a year ago when the president went there, they are a third of what they were in 2018. jesse: people just like him less. >> they kept concentrating at the trump baby blimp. there is the blimp again. jesse: you are there to comesm rate d-day -- comesm rat -- com. mark, for me this was about a special invitation between two countries that share a common language, commons institutions, common heritage, commemorating 75 years after america helped save great britain essentia

michelle obama i am not sure. s a different sense of style. >> they have completely different styles but michelle wore off the shoulder dress that is a bit risquÉ because you don't show shoulders at a state dinner and you should wear a hat so with her gucci dress. >> i'm not even in its fair that we show that side by side with that wind incident she is nsnot responsible for that. you saw how the media treated this event they talk about the protest. how do you think that was covered quick. >> they were covered as mass protest comparing that to a year ago it is about one third of this time around from back in 2018. jesse: so people dislike him less. >> so they were concentrating on the blimp that site doj bronco there is the blimp again. jesse: like commemorating the day at a very special moment to focusing on the inflatable piece of plastic. >> like i turn on cable news. >> for me this was about a special invitation between two countries that share a common language, common institution, institution, heritage commemo

jillian: you know how michelle obama feels about vegetables. >> turnips for what? turnips for what? went viral for this video during her time in the white house but turns out americans aren't as excited about turnips as she is. jillian: turnips show it is the least favorite vegetable in the us. veggie tracker says 27% of americans hate turnips. rob: the favorite vegetable, here we go, the favorite is corn. more than 91% of americans say they love corn. jillian: a different study said broccoli. i don't like broccoli. 15 minutes until the top of the hour. shocking numbers show the homeless crisis surging in los angeles. michael knowles says it is not in a, neck problem and it can be fixed with 3 simple solutions. rob: let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". you've got to love corn on the cob. >> i'm from iowa. i love corn on the car. broccoli, you know how to make it better? don't eat it. put bacon with everything. i actually smoked a whole head of cauliflower. jillian: i did too. rob: it was great. >> coming up on our program jason chaffetz, former congressman from the grea

he is bringing along some of his favorite sketches and people like dodgeball with michelle obama androsswal other guests include tom hanks, jake gylenhaal and music from mumford and sons. watch the late late show at 12:30 a.m. right here on kpix 5. i don't know what's funnier, him in that costume or you in that dinosaur. >> [ laughter ] >> have a great day. >> steffy: good little helper, aren't you? yeah. hmm. >> liam: hey, do you want to do baths after we get back from the beach so we can get all the sand and sunscreen off them? >> steffy: yeah. yeah, let's do that. hey, i forgot to ask you, how'd you, uh -- how'd you sleep last night? [ phoebe coos ] >> liam: yeah? uh, good. great. >> steffy: well, i heard you walking around. >> liam: um... i... i mean, i guess i'm just not used to the house noises anymore. >> steffy: it's your first night an be itly un-married man. we always were.

michelle obama, i'm not sure, you know? she has a different sense of style. did the styles play in -- >> they've got completely different styles. i noticed two things. when michelle was here for the state dinner, she wore an off the shoulder dress, it was crossed over at the front, and that's a bit risque because you don't show your shoulders at a state dinner. she wasn't wearing a hat while melania pulled out the spots. her gucci dress when she left -- jesse: and i'm not even sure it's fair that we're showing that f side by side, because we had the little wind incident there which she wasn't responsible for. all right, joe, you saw how the media treated this visit. you know, they talked a lot about the protests. how do you think it was covered? >> the protests were covered as mass protests, jesse, right? and when you compare them to a year ago when the president went there, they're about a third this time around than they were back in 201. jesse: so people like them less now. >> it seems that way, or it's just apathy. but the blip, they kept concentrating on

michelle obama wore a white down for her visit to the palace. it's simple.re's a symbolism. >> i think it's white tie event. the queen is wearing white. white is the theme for the evening. we do have the menu. >> we do have the menu. the first course will be the steamed fillet of halibut. and for desert strawberry sable. i don't know what that is. not donald trump's typical steak and ice cream sundae. it is not meat and potatoes? >> the seating plan, obviously the queen will sit next to donald trump. all of mr. trump's five -- well, the adult children as well, and 16 members of the royal no, ma'am. charles is next to mrs. trump. camilla is on the other side of the president, and next to the ambassador. looking down ivanka is sitting with the countess of wessex and kate is next to steven mnuchin, the treasury secretary, of course. these are very carefully sort of prepared seating plans. the only person that won't have their name on their place is the queen. that's a long tradition. >> and the four days it took to set the table, it looks like a job well done.

we're very excited about celebrating, hearing from michelle obama.'ll be interviewed by regina king. you won't be able to hear a pin drop -- we are waiting on edge and yes, during the day you mentioned the presidential candidates. we're very excited. black women. the black woman vot is extraordinarily important in this election and we had congresswoman omar, maxine waters, mayor lutoyau cantrell, black women mayors from around the it country. we have the biggest names unentertainment. film and television. we have it all and we have the best corporations. as on the f -- this is where they show up to show that they're at home with this consumer, which is so important in our country. >> well, i can't wait. i've been there all 25 years and i'm going to do my best to be there for the next 25 years and i think it's only going to get better. only going to get better brad's about to find out if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily for him, he uses super poligrip. it helps give him 65% more chewing power. leaving brad to dig in and enjoy. super polig

i still want to get on michelle obama, madonna, the list is long. >> and impressive.ll. andy is also succeeding on the parenting front. his son benjamin is 4 months old and andy is considering having another child. >> kristen bell gave veronica mars fans life when the cult favorite would be back on hulu. you can actually catch up on the first three seasons on hulu starting monday, but we have even more reasons. it's "e.t." bingeworthy. ♪ we used to be friends >> kristen bell. veronica mars is a strong-willed young woman. she's a little sarcastic, cynical. she's jaded for a 17-year-old. >> kristen was 24 when she landed the role of teen sleuth veronica mars. she was the first to audition and beat out a hundred other women to win the part, including amanda seyfried, who was later cast as her best friend. >> i've got a secret. >> it's sort of a twist on a teen drama. "twin peaks" meets "buffy," meets "the o.c." >> this whodunit is full of mystery and murder, and just like veronica, you can't stop until each case is solved. >> everyone knows this story. it made "entertain

so yes, michelle obama's former chief of staff contacted the prosecutor on behalf of the defendant.ow better, as well. there could be potential federal charges, as emily knows, against smollett. i don't think the former chief of staff will be prosecuted by any means, but i think kim foxx is in big trouble for talking to this person, for continuing to keep her office on the case. jussiee smollett, the lease commissioner, the people of chicago, they deserve to have this case handled properly. chicago, we all know, ridden with homicides. so many homicides. they have such a good police officers in chicago, and of all places in the world to waste their time and take them away from real, valuable cases, it's outrageous. >> jason: emily, how do we ultimately -- restoring confidence. matt finn's package lay that out real well, saying ultimately you have to restart conference and my confidence peered the mayor doesn't have the confidence, the police chief doesn't have confidence, nobody seems to have confidence, in where this is going. not going to get it there by doing this special prosecut

>> who can get michelle obama to coach an all-star dodgeball team? that's james corden.r how many great movies kevin bacon stars in, to millions of fans, he will always be ren -- the dance-happy high schooler. and "e.t." was on the set of "footloose" 35 years ago. so we decided to give kevin a little lookback and you may be surprised at his reaction. ♪ footloose kick off your sunday shoes ♪ >> kevin was only 24 years old when we visited him on the "footloose" set. he had an interesting reaction to his younger self. >> this is the first time i've sort of been my own person. it's given me a chance to stretch out. >> such a cocky little [ bleep ]. when i see that i'm like, oh, my god, what a jerk. >> but kevin's memories of the shoot were all positive. >> you know, living in a motel with the rest of the cast, hanging out, it was cool. ♪ everybody cut footloose >> fast forward to today, kevin is now 60 and back on tv as a gritty boston fbi agent in "city on a hill." >> next time i won't ask. >> the line between good guys and bad guys in the show is pretty fine line. >> the s

i remember michelle obama famously put her arm around the queen, which michelle obama just wrote in her was commiserating with the queen as standing in high heels all day. as a hugger, she touched her said and can you believe we have to do this? barbara bush asked her a question and the queen responded coolly, and she wondered, was i supposed to ask her a question. these ladies going back to jackie kennedy get nervous. this is a nerve-racking time, and the queen likes to put them at ease, but this is a very protocol heavy event. melania has been in charge of planning not just sort of the protocol side and gifts and those formalities, but also tomorrow night's reciprocal dinner at the u.s. ambassador's residence here. she has been in charge of the menu and the flowers and the seating arrangements, and all of those things. this is really melania trump's wheelhouse, so to speak, these sort of fun events. >> kate, i was -- >> don't forget, we have the -- >> kate, i was fascinated this weekend by your piece about how much the first lady and her team prepared for this visit. just how much wor

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former first lady michelle obama helps kick off the week as her a list of american team takes on courtney's british lunch in a game of international dodgeball. you can catch the first show from london on june 17. tim mcgraw is on tour with his new book. got teamed up with author and friend john meacham for songs of america. patriotism, protest and the music that made a nation. the book looks at the impact of music on american politics since before the revolution. reynolds trans am hit the auction block later this week. at julian's in beverly hills. also up for bidding a script from smokey and the bandit along with several pairs of reynolds cowboy boots and items from his alma mater florida state university. >> there is every -- or something at every price point. the car is estimated at $300,000. >> reporter: all the pieces came from his estate. he died last updated. that your eye on entertainment or chris martinez, cbs news. los angeles. >>> the warriors won the basketball game but lost kevin durant. an emotional bob myers break down into tears talking about the injury coming up. >>> and, y

an article on michelle obama, book, and a book that so fundamentally spoke to my circumstances, "all the single ladies." i took inspiration from the stories of revolutionary women diddefied expectation and not let traditional roles, stereotypical power structures, or our country's limited vision for women's leadership stop their quest for equality, justice, and change. i did not know what was next to my life but i knew that there were generations of single women who managed to be bold and courageous as a catalyst for progress, making the difference in their community, our country, and across the world, and did not let political circumstances limit their impact. later,hort weeks our world changed when donald trump won the election. people always asked me if trump inspired me to run. [laughter] truthsswoman underwood: is, trump selection changed my life. homecelerated my move back to chicago and it was a catalyst for identifying the nonnegotiable american values called into question in the early days of his administration. thinking back, our visceral reactions to the travel ban, the ca

michelle obama said the podcast will amplify voices that are often ignored or silenced altogether.tify will distribute the podcast to audiences worldwide as part of a multiyear agreement. the next generation of 5g technology is expected to transform the world at greater speed with better connectivity but it will also open the door for cyber attackers. will 5g be?e joining us to discuss is nicole egan who helped develop artificial intelligence for cyber security. there are two sides to the story. there is the concern around surveillance and a greater concern about 5g. in general, the idea is if the world is more connected, it is also more vulnerable. let's answer that question first. would you agree? i think what happens with 5g is that people are moving to it because there is a need for speed. people want to get the next generation of applications out there faster, things like connected vehicles. all of these applications require video. oft's why there is a lot buzz and discussion around 5g, the advantages. but there are risks that are going to come with it. there are more points f

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now president obama and first lady michelle obama announced a multi-year deal with spotify to lend theirome podcasts, something president obama said, quote, he is excited to make people smile and bring us all closer together. these podcasts should be of enable starting next year in 2020. todd: we should all do want to compete with that. >> there is ice cream here. it is national chocolate ice cream day. what better way to celebrate than dairy queen blizzards? two new ones dairy queen is introducing, the chocolate lovers blizzard and reese's peanut butter lovers blizzard. they are available throughout the month of june. i am not sure which one this one is. todd: just to review ice cream in this segment, donuts. >> no national donut today. wants to make it clear our executive producer does great, specifically said don't talk with your mouth full. todd: that is right. sorry. it is so yummy. thank you, dairy queen. >> happy national ice cream day. chocolate ice cream. remember the company that requires employees to pass a snowflake test? >> the new snowflake test. >> went to survival systems

michelle obama touched the person of the queen. as americans -- there is a difference. >> i think the queen can live with that. >> laura: and the handshake. they are the most petty people these media people. october 31st is the deadline. dealing with the yellow vest protest. he said that is it. 31st. that is it. no delay after that. >> he may say that and he is trying to frighten parliament. we give up and we'll surrender. i set up the brexit party two months ago. i thought i was retired. i've come back into politics. we just won a national election and the message is clear. ifon the british conservatives o not take us out i will fight in an attempt to replace them. so they are on notice. there is no more mr. nice guy. >> laura: and boris johnson. the president t gave him a thums up. >> i like boris. he is a huge personality. >> laura: does he have the stomach forre running for prime minister? >> these are tough guys. powerful guys and a british leader has got to say we're leaving on terms on the 31st of october and? that means par

michelle obama. back at the top and up. >> laura: you think i wasn't usually picked first? >> i would get behind the big guys and waited out. >> it was a smart idea to invite george stephanopoulos into the oval. >> laura: they gave him two days with the president, a big special on abc. we went all the way across the ocean. it's a great 15 minutes. coming up, antireligious bigots are coming after the owner of masterpiece cake shop, wait until you hear what they are doing this time. jack phillips and his lawyer are here exclusively to expose the agenda, don't go away. findican be overwhelming.r dry eyes... for relief that lasts... you want soothe xp from bausch + lomb. soothe xp helps restore the eyes' lipid layer... ...seal in moisture... ...and protect against further irritation. soothe xp. the right choice for dry eyes. they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> laura: for the third time the masterpiece take owner jack phillips is bein

when a columbia escape from -- columbia gorilla escaped from the zoo, said that's a relative of michelle obama. running away with this sort of horrible jim crow look that was made because obama was coming in and saying he was going to get jobs for black men. one of the things in terms of senate factor there's to show how other legislation is related. in the charleston case, one of the sponsors of our id after the -- heit had ruled introduced the same method of election for the school board. those are the kinds of things -- i had been told i would be on the stand all day. i was hardly there, the attorney dismissed me. the judges kept asking questions, he kept saying fitted on what me to testify. i enjoyed the cross site of it. it gives me a chance to engage with other people and say what i think. the three-judge panel then blocked the enforcement of the law until after the 2012 election. the george's -- the judges specified that people without id's and still voted they can sign an affidavit stating the reason they do not have an id. the south carolina voter id law transition from one of the mos

michelle obama. back at the top and up. >> laura: you think i wasn't usually picked first? >> i would get behind the big guys and waited out. >> it was a smart idea to invite george stephanopoulos into the oval. >> laura: they gave him two days with the president, a big special on abc. we went all the way across the ocean. it's a great 15 minutes. coming up, antireligious bigots are coming after the owner of masterpiece cake shop, wait until you hear what they are doing this time. jack phillips and his lawyer are here exclusively to expose the agenda, don't go >> laura: for the third time the masterpiece take owner jack phillips is being targeted by antireligious zealots, they don't only want to force him to bake cakes that offend his religious beliefs, they want to destroy him financially and personally. if you think this is about equal rights, you are sorely mistaken. this is about radical social justice warriors attempting to compel speech they believe to be right and acceptable. here exclusively as masterpiece cake shop owner jack phillips and his attorney jeremy tedesc

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i want them to pay attention to michelle obama's words when they go to we go high.on: perhaps they should pay attention to the polling that continues to be done, the majority of -- oppose impeaching donald trump, 61%, pretty overwhelming. >> absolutely, democrats have themselves backed into a corner. not only the 2020 candidates for president but the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, who said she wants to see the president in jail, the leading candidate, joe biden, he is the moderate, saying the president of the, quote, x essential threat. it is amazing. this is become the line going into 2020 for the democrats and there is no question, look at the polling you put up for your viewers it is a losing strategy but here's the thing. the extreme left has declared victory in the civil war within the democratic party. shannon: what about that? to the extreme left, is that a wise move or does that mean donald trump will prevail and when? >> my take on that is that leaves a really good opening for the more moderate candidates, amy klobuchar who hasn't had much press lately