naysay it was an opportunity to -- they say it wasopn rtunity to thank the families of their donors who live on because. their generousgift. >> we're very thrilled and honored that he was able to save so manyveli my brother was a kind and generous man in life and continuedh.n his de >> these are the people that donated their organs so that we could live. >> an amazithing. the washington regional transplant community organizes ese donor family gatherings every year. >>> great britain's prince william is no jamesond but spent time working with the secret services. we're used to seeing him at public endnts with kids things like that. over the weekend his office revealed the second in line to e throne was embedded with britain's top-secret security he spent time shadowing spies and others in the foreign and domestic intelligence services. gince william said spend time inside the country's security and intelligence agencies was a humbling experience.e >> does get the cool car? that's got to come with it. he was already flying nd helicopters a stuff. >> the real deal. same with prince harry.

i am also tired of this constant naysaying on the part of republicans. watch it every day on tv, the way they behave in congress, you wonder why children are sliding -- fighting in classrooms. if you were to use your program -- not your program per se, but what they say andrew -- and do and how they treat each other, it disgusts me and you wonder why they are killing in schools and fighting. host: heard that point, what issues? what could they do for the american people? are you talking about wages? health care? caller: letting go of their political issues and stop the fight for power. host: we will move on to ronald. a democrat in texas. caller: how are you doing, ma'am? host: morning. caller: i would give the democrats a a +. i think they are doing an outstanding job. i like the democrats. can you hear me? host: yeah, we can. you like them because? caller: the democrats i feel like they fight for the people. they fight for the people, they represent the people. i don't know republicans seem like every time democrats get in office, they beat their husba

and i think it's fair to have voices that are naysaying to have a potentially bit of balance in thisfoolish enough to not put that forward. he is walking a high wire. we had labour leaving saying they did not want the tenor of what is happening, maybe going to carry what they don't like, theresa may's deal across the line, labour somehow delivering that brexit. and yet on the other side, he's got remainers down in the south who want him to stick to a remain sort of way forward. it's a tight want to walk. it isa forward. it's a tight want to walk. it is a really tight want to walk. it is a really tight want to walk. it does not actually equate to the north and the south as much as people want it to. newcastle, liverpool, they voted for the uk to remain. that is not necessarily true. it is a difficult position. that advice i would give you jeremy corbyn and to anyone in the labour movement at the moment is that, actually, we get nowhere... people wa nt actually, we get nowhere... people want decisiveness at the moment across the country, and i have a leave seat. i have these conversati