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see how at quickbooks-dot-com. jesse: what happened to diamond and silk in "watters world."y were internet sensations for supporting donald trump. on a scale of 1-10 how much did you miss being on "watters world"? >> we miss you a whole lot. jesse: i miss you, too. donald trump was elected, and what were you doing on election night? was there champagne involved? give us the details. >> we were in new york at the victory party. whenever he gave his speech we was on stage with him. jesse: you guys are like in the inner circle. >> yes, we were. jesse: are you cabinet-level people? will we see you walking in and out of the white house having lunch? >> you will probably see us walking in there for a party. but our voices will best serve donald trump outside the realm of d.c. we want to be the truth fellers about what's going on with the administration, and when it comes time for him to push his agenda, we can talk about it with the american people. >> keep in mind diamond and silk is not politically correct. jesse: for my take the media has been trying to smear and delegitimize p

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see how at quickbooks-dot-com.president obama will have one her opportunity tonight to defend a legacy his critics call a failure. his speech will take place less than four miles from grant park, the site of his 2008 victory speech. good evening, kevin. reporter: as you can well manage. there have been a lot of revisions to the president's remarks. by midday he had seen four revisions to the speech he will be delivering shortly after 9:00 p.m. his last main address to the american people. i'm going to share nuggets about the speech with the folks at home. the theme is one you would well imagine and expect. it's moving together, moving forward. the president will acknowledge that he had some failures during this time in office, but failure isn't permanent so long as you keep working at it. perseverance and providence he is expected to say will win out. expect it to be like a state of the union. inclusive, soaring, big ideas. it's expected he will hammer home the idea he will leave with some progress to be made, that

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