molly?north korea test firing yet another mid-range ballistic missile, but u.s. and south korean officials say the test appears to have failed. it is the country's third straight unsuccessful missile test this month, and president trump says the rogue nation's latest move disrespects china. kitty logan is following this story from our london bureau. >> reporter: hi, molly. well, this is the third time this month that a north korean missile test has failed. this particular missile broke up just a few minutes after the launch. it was a medium-range ballistic missile fired in a northeasterly direction. north korea has repeatedly continued to test these types of missiles in breach of a u.n. ban. this latest launch has drawn widespread international condemnation. finish it came only hours after a u.n. security meeting to discuss the threat from north korea. speaking at the meeting, u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson warned of, quote: catastrophic consequences if the north korean leadership con

molly?so much happening there on the international front. president trump, of course, celebrating those first 100 days with that big rally out in pennsylvania. what were some of the highlights? >> reporter: yeah, the bulk of the speech was spent rattling off what he believes are his greatest accomplishments since taking office, but the most rowdy moment of the night came right off the top. president trump really making the most of this made for split screen tv moment. his rally on one side, the white house correspondents' dinner on the other, and he told the crowd of supporters i could not be more thrilled than to be more than 100 miles away from washington's, quote-unquote, swamp. he also said that this year's dinner was probably very boring but that next year's dipper, we're probably going to make it a bit more exciting hinting that he might make an appearance even though he didn't this year, molly. he was the first president since ronald reagan to not attend the dinner, and reagan didn't

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molly: the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson said it shows president trurump is willg to act when other countries have crossed the line. toit says the trump was convey a message he will act. what it is, look at donald trump's situation on the home front. he is facing several congressional probes, an fbi probe for ties with russia. his popularity rating approval ratings, historical lows for a president in an early stage of presidency. he has been suffering legislative setbacks and fending off mutinies within his own party with a right-wing flank of his own party. he is up against it, up against the wall. it never hurts a president or any leader almost when you are up against it to become a war leader, to launch a military action. it evils patriotism. people tend to rally behind a president behind a military action. in this case, a flowing president trump in many cases on the domestic front, this is something in the short-term, ironically, could get him an image boost. i will say something with a d

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the most i could say is, you know, wear sunscreen. >> with her husband, molly has three kids.t's just a matter of time before they'll be the age molly was when she suffered through those teen years in one hit film. after another. >> my elder matilda is almost 14. she has seen them all. the other two are just 7. apparently they saw "16 candles" at a slumber party which i didn't sign off on. >> so her kids saw that one. awkward. still ahead. >>> up next, george clooney in six movie classics. we're behind the scenes with the dad to be in an exclusive sneak peek. >>> and the bachelorette baby boom. inside our photo shoot with our babies. >>> plus, the softer side of vin diesel, lessons for his kids and his "guardians of the galaxy 2" diet. >> you don't have to worry about the washboard abs. >>> so what does george clooney love most in life, of course his wife amal and the twins on the way rank up there. one other thing that the oscar winner can't live without -- >> i remember when i was a kid sneaking my dad's coffee at work. >>> clooney twins, take note -- dad's not okay with you

molly: thank you. next pope francis is in cairo today and he is calling for peace between muslims and christians. his visit follows a string of deadly attacks against egypt's community carried by the islamic group. they threatened to wipe out with that community. earlier, we spoke to our correspondent for more on this historic visit. >> this is the first visit to egypt by a catholic pope in 17 years. and so that in itself is quite a big event and it comes at a moment of violence against christians in egypt. he talked about friendship and respect and also reconciliation for the inhabit tabts and you will the children of abraham so much that means all the three major religion. it is a powerful message despite the danger. visit -- his powerful messages of fighting division, fighting sectarianism. egypt is hope to the largest christian community in the middle east for the two religious from the christians i spoke to here, they expect them to be attacked. it will be a moment where what they think going thro

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molly: lauren, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> for the last 100 days, my administration has been delivering every single day for the great citizens of our country. we are keeping one promise after another and frankly the people are really happy about it. they see what's happening. eric: president trump of course boasted about his three months plus that the campaigns are rally in pennsylvania celebrating its first 100 days. how was he done on this campaign promises? karl rove joins us now coming to the chief of staff to president george w. bush and of course a fox news contributor. good to see you from texas. supreme court justice gorsuch chemist or a missile strike, sent their message to kim jong un. is this 100 day mark and appropriate barometer or as an overgrown? >> is completely overgrown. the last time we had 100 day presidency that mattered was 1933 and conditions were much different. president fdr had a huge electoral mandate with 57% of the vote to his opponents 40%. kerry and huge majorities in the ho

molly hunter, abc news.indsey: german police have arrested a 28-year-old man for trying to blow up a bus carrying a professional soccer team earlier this month. he may have done it for money. the federal prosecutor's office in germany says the men have speculated on the team's share value dropping after the attack. they say prior to the explosion, there was an abnormalcy in the stock market with someone buying options, expecting a sharp decrease in prices. he is the only person involved. one of t injured. a memorial for the army specialist killed and the black hawk helicopter crash. the service for him was held this morning at a chapel in fort belvoir. the chopper went down on a golf course on monday. two others were injured. the cause of the crash is under investigation. parents are on edge in prince george's county, where a substitute teacher and coach is facing child pornography charges . he worked at bradbury heights elementary school, as a coach with south county sports academy . sam sweeney has more on

molly, thanks so much for being with us. tomorrow john solomon of circa and tony schaeffer on the deep state. good evening. secrety of state rex tillerson following the president's lead of honest, plain spokenin directness.. tillerson holding open, direct talks with russian president vladimir putin for nearly two hours at the kremlin. at a news conference sergei lavrov said bluntly he and putin don't agree on much. >> there is a low level of trust between our two countries. the world's two foremost nuclear powers cannot have this kind of relationship. lou: putin himself apparently agrees telling russian television, quote, one could say the level of trust on a working level hasn't improved, but is rather deteriorated. and relations with russia. one of the issues as the president met with nato general jens stoltenberg. the president said america's relations with russia is at an all-time low.it >> this has built for a long period of time. we'll see what happens. and we'll see about putin over a long period of time. it would be

mollie: in the last month the coverage has gotten more serious. in the case of syria he got a little bit after high mark for a day. howie: he's been on the defensive with michael flynn, flynn got payments from russia and didn't disclose them. they have been trying very hard to get sean spicer to criticize flynn and he's determined not to do it. >> reporters are latching on to it because they got out over their skis on this russia story. so they are trying to find something to cling on to. no question flynn made bad decisions. but it's also true he got security clearance. the speech that he gave quite publicly doesn't quite add up about the media coverage of this. their inability to understand the story very well. howie: one major issue is why wasn't he more thoroughly vetted by the trump transition team. the president blames on barack obama. joe: that's a bit of a stretch. you are talking about national security advisor. forget about the legal and security checks. there is also the political check, political vetting. does this pass the smell test

lou: mollie hemingway and byron york joining us.s to ends the violence which many of the democratic organizations -- left-wing organizations are paying for, seemingly falling on deaf hears. mollie: this should have been a good issue for activists opposed to trump. he hasn't released his tax returns. you should have seen big large-scale otests. the fact that it's just extreme groups who are violent shows it's not going so well for people opposed to donald trump. no matter people's politics, they should condemn violence with it's used in this way. lou: the president hasn't released his taxes and it doesn't appear he ever will. under audit is the way the administration says he hasn't. the american people in survey after survey, not many people are ex o exorcissed about it. he changed the fact on the ground. he's not going to do it and they can't make him do it. you will see democrats on the hill try to use a russia investigation to make him do it. on the issue of protests, right after if the inauguration, there was a legitimately huge

mollie: sorry, i get them confused. there was a great joke that ricky gervais said that he said to matt damon, how does it feel to be the only person ben affleck has been faithful to? yikes. anyway, they do their movies together. so they are divorcing. jennifer garner, a scandal with a nanny and this week, turns out the husband has successfully completed rehab, they are not divorcing, which is not the same thing as saying the marriage is healed or whatnot. but watching a high profile couple go through marriage problems and try to work it out, i think for good or for ill, we do look to celebrities for how to live lives and nice to see something like that. and another thing is beyonce, who people just worship for some reason, very talented, i like beyonce, but the love of her is something that is over call -- overkill. but she put out a concept album "lemonade" about a husband cheating on a woman and then coming through it and restoring their marriage. i don't know if that's true or just the album, but it was a huge splas

mollie hemingway and robert debate straight ahead.epartment of justice to halt some the police reforms sought by the obama administration. we will fill you in on those details coming up. and breaking just moments ago, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell lit the first fuse toward enagenting the nuclear option. is he here exclusively on his fight to get gulch on the bench. >> it appears as if cloture will not be invoked but we will find out on thursday. eitherway, we will be moving towards confirming judge neil gorsuch on friday. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. i'm ricardo, a sales and service consultant here at the xfinity store in bellevue, washington. here at the store, we offer internet, tv, phone, customer service, home security. every situation is a little different. it could be about billing, simple questions lik

mollie: it's obvious they completely changed their mind on it.sean hannity called reid's move one of the most lawless power grabs in the history of the u.s. senate. now most republicans and conservatives are saying they had to do this baits was unfair because the democrats were trying to filibuster a supreme court nominee. margaret: the shift is so obvious we almost don't factor it in anymore. howie: commentators should be -- margaret: if the press has a bias it's towards romanticizing "mr. smith goes to washington." but as far as the actual parties themselves, they are going to do what's in their interest at the time and will be criticized with sean hannity or rachel maddow. depending on where they sit. erin: the press always acted like this when something comes to fruition like this, that's when they start to cover it. you had so many reporters saying this is the death of senate. howie: a little hyperbolic. do you think the press generally depicted neil gorsuch as a qualified candidate. erin: yes. howie: it moved to the process, tactics and the

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molly, thanks so much for being with us. tomorrow john charles: we love nikki haley, you are the best took now here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening, secretary of state, rex tillerson following president's lead of honest explai -- plain spoken directness, talking with vladimir putin for two hours at the kremlin. at a news conference afterward with lavrov, tillerson said, he and putin do not agree on much. >> there is a low level of trust 29 th between our two countries, cannot have this kind of relationship. >> putin agrees to telling russian television, one could say that level of trust in a working level, on a military level, has not improved but it deteriorated. and relations with russia, one of the issues today, discuss president met with nato general jens stoltenberg, said that the relationship is at an all-time low with russia. >> right now we're not getting along with russia. we may be at an all-time low in terms of relationship with russia. this is built for a long period of time. but we'll see what happens, i'll also

robert: molly, is he a hawk? molly: i have no idea anymore. it's always risky to try to attribute too much of an intellectual infrastructure to a man who i think is fundamentally about his gut. that's part of the attraction of trump as a leader. but at the same time, it's been clear he has said this week that he went into this not knowing a lot about a lot of these conflicts. and i think it's also been cleerl all along that he was someone who really valued toughness and strength and how -- had a macho sense of the united states even -- it can't be denied that the america first philosophy he articulated very explicitly during the campaign was not about humanitarian air strikes. it was the opposite of that. it was a transaction nal policy. so i do think that -- that his behavior this week has confused a lot of people, myself included. robert: has it confused other diplomatic leaders around the world? >> i think so. they're studying the guy trying to figure out if there's a method -- i won't say madness but a method to the policy. if you're tryin

molly: we just looked at all the large equipment. this is what we fit it in.e: research has already led to the development of new drugs and insights about organisms. molecules floating about freely in solutions can behave more naturally than when they are smeared flat on a petri dish. molly: everyday our life is dominated by this lens of gravity. what goes up, must come down. when we remove that lens of gravity, we learn something new. ashlee: space pharma wants to use these machines to see what space can teach us. to pull myself out of the clouds and learn more about israel's startup culture, i went for a walk on the beach back in tel aviv with another local tech legend. [laughter] adi: hello. welcome to israel. ashlee: thank you very much. armed with a law degree, and an mba, adi soffer-teeni has led a number of young companies and helped spur on israel's technology culture. now, she runs facebook's israel operations. adi: today we have something like 5300 startups in israel. by the way, there is no one country in a world that has that amount of start up suc

mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist." the media struggled over covering religion. >> the new york-based and washington-based media powerhouses don't quite get religion. we have a fabulous religion writer, but she is all alone. we don't get the role of religion in people's lives. howie: i give him credit for candor. mollie: it's something you hear editors say every few years. but you don't see the changes you would like to see so they do a better job of covering the news. a lot of the problems with coverage of religion which is one of the most important aspects for many people's lives is it's not more covered anywhere else from sports to politics. howie: particularly when you get to television news. it seems like it's barely covered except major holidays, the pope gives speech, the pope comes to america. why do you think that is. mollie: for many people religion is a subtle force for good in their lives. howie: there is no conflict. you can't put two people to yell at each other. mollie: someone making a casserole for a ne

molly, thanks so much for being with us.n charles: we love nikki haley, you are the best took now here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening, secretary of state, rex tillerson following president's lead of honest explai -- plain spoken directness, talking with vladimir putin for two hours at the kremlin. at a news conference afterward with lavrov, tillerson said, he and putin do not agree on much. >> there is a low level of trust 29 th between our two countries, cannot have this kind of relationship.

kristallnacht, molly hemingway, austin goolsby welcome back, everybody, molly, let me start with you.omething else. >> quite a week. no way to put it but a clear age, beginning with the gorsuch nomination, man with much influence on the court to become. realigning our self geopolitically, all over the world. even things mentioned, president trump made it so the state can choose to low longer fond of planned parenthood, which is the largest abortion corporation in the country. all of these things affect is different part of the base and his as a whole. >> it's pretty clear we are living in a whole new white house. austin goolsby doesn't think that's a new thing. right, austin? >> well, why would you think he's going to stay on these positions when he at least on five major issues completely stabbed his own previous positions and his own supporters in the back. why do you think he's going to stay on the positions now? we are knocking on the door with two different continents. we've seen goldman sachs take over control of the trump administration. they are phasing out the stephen bannon,

. >> thank you for joining me, molly. it's now sunday in north korea.he military march and no tests recall performed. you think crisis averted here, molly? >> it seems like crisis averted. probably trying to smooth over ruffled feathers over concerns about what's going on with the saber rattling. it seems like a positive step that there were no nuclear tests, especially in light of the rhetoric on both sides. >> mike pence is south korea now, they have to get their approval before moving forward. >> this is true. south korea is facing a presidential election in three weeks. they have a lot of political instability now and they have said you can't go rogue here, united states. you have to consult us first. let's also keep in mind that what the trump administration has been doing is telling china you need to do something about this. china has preliminarily changed its behavior and indicated for the first time that they are willing to consider suspension of oil shipments into north korea if north korea continues to test either nukes or icbms going forward.

with her husband, molly has three kids. a matter of time when they'll be the age molly was when she suffered through those teen years in one hit film after another. >> my elder daughter, matilda is almost 14 and she has seen them all. the other two are 7. they saw "16 candles" at a slumber party which i didn't sign off on. >>> guess what, holmolly is plag another mom on film in an independent movie. >>> let's move on to what is going on inside the house of ozzy and sharon osbourne. >> the cheating, the addiction, serious illnesses. it is shocking how how much this family has had to deal with. i covered it all with kelly osbourne, starting with her parents' volatile marriage. >> did you have a moment where you thought my mom is really done? >> i have that moment all the time. my dad is amazing but try living with him. >> it's been almost a year since ozzy's four-year affair with his hairstylist rocked the family. he got help for secretary of state addiction and in october he surprised sharon with a new ring. >> you have to b

i'm so excited to be here with my friends, molly hemingway, and andrew claichb who i don't think need need an introduction. two of the smartest writers. we have so many wonderful writers blessed with having among us during these two days, but on culture, you two are some of the best, so thank you so much for being here. and one thing i found when i'm traveling is people keep saying to me and these are people who may or may not have voted for donald trump depending on what state they live in, in some cases, but the key thing, especially from in the middle of the country or not on the coast, the northeast especially, people will say things like, donald trump is president. and they don't say it, again, to dismiss him or anything, but it's coming from this place, like, he used to be the host of "celebrity apprentice," you know? how does that happen? what does that mean? it's a question. it's not a dismissal. it's not a criticism. and so, how are you processing that when people expect you to have the answer to that question? how does it happen and what does it mean about us and are there l

shannon to play. - a terrific dramatic actress, i mean and i think that molly, she flirts so closely with i think true genius. not just as a comedic performer, which embodied all those characters, but the dramatic work that molly does is so specific. - and in this show particularly, in some ways she breaks out of it-- - and she is this picture out right now, other people-- - which everyone says is one of the best pictures of the year. - yeah and she, she got huge buzz out of sundance when the movie premiered. - well good for her. - yeah and i really hope that it catches, it catches fire like-- - and of course tracy letts is in this. tracy letts is a pulitzer prize winning playwright of august osage county who people know as an actor probably mostly from homeland, but has acted a fair amount. and you know, nice to see robert forster working. - yeah, yeah. terrific. - he plays her dad. - we exchanged marlon brando stories. well his very first picture was reflections in a golden eye with brando in the mid '60s, and then i worked with brando eer in well his very first picture wa picture

molly, congratulations. thank you.s of ireland and helping homeless people. tell us what inspired you to do that.|j and helping homeless people. tell us what inspired you to do that. i was walking around on the 24th of december 2015 and saw so many homeless people in dublin and didn't like what i saw so i decided to make a change, so i thought dignity packs would be the change. telling -- tell me more about the dignity packs, what are they? they are rucksacks full of hygiene products, everything we take for granted, toilet roll, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, everything i feel i would need to keep myself hygienic, really. you quys keep myself hygienic, really. you guys both share something, apart from coming from ireland, you have both been advisers to the irish government. tell me about you advising the irish government about technology. i have had the pleasure of advising a few members of the government, the irish prime minister, on things like data protection and technology, and the education minister, finance a

capitol hill reporter for "the hill," molly hooper. good morning to you. yesterday on the broadcast we were talking about the freedom caucus coming on board, this new plan, the idea being if they're going to come on board, it might be easier to get moderates on board. however, apparently, many are not. what are the sticking points right now? >> the sticking points are many. actually, moderates are saying the bill -- the amended bill that the freedom caucus has come out in support of goes -- is more to the right, there's less options. they're worried the people with pre-existing conditions will lose their coverage. and, you know, it's interesting because the moderates are falling off one by one and privately saying the reason the freedom caucus is on board now is because they went home and heard from their constituents and now trying to shift the blame because before -- before this new amendment, freedom caucus had been taking the brunt of the hits on -- on the blame for not passing the president's obamacare repeal. and, in fact, you know, speaker ryan, pre

what about you, molly?ometimes i head to happy hour and make it to the game. >> reporter: what about tonight's game 70 see you are decked out i see you are decked out in your old school wizards. 2-2 series. still optimistic about the chances? >> got to win game five. >> how are your seats? >> not great. if anyone wants to upgrade us that would be lovely. going to a playoff game is great no matter where you're sitting so we are thrilled. >> molly is from rockville, maryland. you grew up here. >> it's been long enough, it's nice to have a winning team to route for. >> reporter: who is your favorite player? >> probably john wall but, you know, i'm really -- anyone can win my heart tonight, fellas. >> reporter: there you go. and what about you? >> well, i'm a kansas fan so rock chock, all the kansas players out there. >> oubre. >> yes,. >> final predictions, what do you got? >> 74-69 wizards. >> low scoring. >> low scoring. definitely wizards win but i'll leave the score to sarah. >> enjoy the game. thank you f

molly, tell me something i don't know.bout what happened in the 2016 election, what decided the election. how about the vapor vote? grover nor quist, remember him? i have a new article about him on the atlantic.com, and his theory is that the 10 million vapors in this country rose up and voted republican. >> who are vapors? >> people who smoke electronic cigarettes instead of regular cigarettes. >> they voted which way? >> they voted republican because they want to get the government off their backs because the obama administration was going to regulate e-cigarettes. senator ron johnson of wisconsin, where trump was today, he campaigned actually pretty hard on being in favor of keeping vaping legal, and he barely won the state. >> it's called vaping? it's so ahead of me. jeremy. >> tonight the special election in the suburbs of atlanta. already -- >> we're waiting for results. they haven't come in yet. >> they have not come in. it looks like the democrat is not going to cross the 50% threshold though you never know. alread

we are proud to honor molly.d achiever in our community. >> and molly, congratulations on the honor and your book out called the bully proof workplace. tell us about that. >> well, i just happen to have a copy. this is the only book out here now that addresses bullying in the workplace. 65 million people effected by bullying in the workplace every year. so we, my husband and partner, wrote this book and have solutions and tips and strategies to deal with what we call the office soesh owe path. i have told him this is a cause that is so important. you get to see these doctors grow and flourish with scholarship money that allows them to pursue their dreams. to think they are going black into their underserved munty is a wonderful and remarkable and courageous thing they are doing. i'm so happy. >> it continues to help because they go back in. >> exactly. >> the multiplier effect. >> thank you so much. we'll remind our viewers if ceremony is is april 24th. you can find more on nbc10.com or check out or nbc 10 app. >

john, go ahead. >> one quick point about what molly indicated.ery skeptical that given the makeup of the parties and legislative alignment on capitol hill there will be a lot of bipartisan deal making. will see. it is important to see in the wake of health care is dakitaki the decision it is more proactive in shaping policies. so far, we have an administration that has not laid out a tax plan. has not laid out infrastructure plan. so all of the expectations we get strike strikes legislatively are not in the cards at this moment and the idea of getting a tax plan by august will not happen. >> and to molly's point about the rose garden reveal. the president saying i don't have one specific way. i do change. i'm flexible and proud of that flexibility. john and molly, thank you. >>> president trump catching heat from people on the right and left for the syrian air strikes. are the concerns this action will lead to a war valid? more on that ahead. growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on anc

molly: can you give the two second exclamation on what the benedict option is? >> there's a great writer who has a new book out called "the benedict option" how christians can exist in a hostile cultureal environment, very practical tips how to handle education, culture, family formation and all that. it's great. i got to read it. >> a big part of his point is some of what we're talking about before, a lot of people in this nation have more power than they realize. how can you restore and renew by looking around you rather than looking for apologyies to fix things. >> it's understanding how the culture does not share your value values. for a lot of people, conservatives have the idea that america is a pretty conservative place, even as everything everything changes, they keep this understanding of what the culture is like. it's actually not true. so, if you understand where your values differ from the prompt culture -- predominant culture it makes it's easier to raise children in that environment. >> we live in a time that needs culture, i'm a big fan of that, m

molly, letty's start with you.l from kelli ann conway from democratic leaders to end the violence. the left wing organizations are paying for is falling on deaf ears. >> this should have been a good issue to oppose president trump. and you should have seen large protest of the centers. the fact it is extreme violent groups speaks how it is not going. rachel took the air out of the balon. people should condemn violence when it is suing in the way. and the president doesn't release the tax and it will. and that is the reason the administration hasn't. and not many people will be upset about it. >> no. i think he changed the facts on the ground here and he will not do it and they can't make him do it. democrats on capitol hill will try to use a investigation to mach him do it and that will not be successful. and right after the inauguration there was a womany's protest it was really, really big. and what we saw on tax day not big as moll suggested and moveon.org. and not a big deal. >> right, it is open society funded

i'm molly comish, i'm 18 years old and i live in county wicklow, ireland.maybe i could put together a pack of things that we take for granted to keep us clean, that homeless people might not necessarily be able to buy. so ijust decided to put it in a rucksack as well, because it's reusable. there's everything from scarves to gloves, to socks, to ear buds, to deodorant, toothpaste, pretty much everything we all take toothpaste, pretty much for granted but need. toothpaste, pretty much everyone‘s smiling and thanking me when they're receiving them... hi guys, i'm going to leave some stuff here for you. that's just an amazing feeling in itself. people are just really happy to receive them, which makes it ten times better. it makes me really sad that people do have to live that way. but i'm trying my best to help them, make it a little bit easier. winning the award is amazing. i never in my wildest dream thought that i would have won it. so to win it is incredible. yeah, i couldn't believe it. i was over the moon. applause. congratulations molly, how do you fee

i spoke with mollie hemingway from new york. you had a great couple on this.alk about the tone and intensity of this recycled comment from mike pence. >> you had the national post saying mike pence's evangel ask cal refusal to eat with ladies is the trip culture. others thought it was an example of sharia. vox was wondering fit was illegal to not dine with anyone who was not your wife. howie: what does it say about the media mindset. about the vice president who with his wife is a christian conservative being taunt and ridiculed for how he refuses to conduct his marriage. >> the original story was respectful. but there is something of a disconnect with a lot of people not understanding how from digital religious believers live their life. this isn't that bizarre behavior for christians, muslims, jews. people who believe they need self-discipline to guard themselves against infidelity isn't something they would do. this is news room culture that's out of except with that mindset. you need diverse views in the newsroom so when you encounter things like this you

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