amy: rhonda williams, what was your reaction when you heard the judge's recommendation? >> we were very pleased that judge a dream come probable cause to bring these charges. right now we don't have the charges. we are asking for the charges. we're asking for the arrest, asking for the system to move this forward in an expeditious and reasonable way. we are asking for everyone to have their right in a transparent, accountable court judicial system. so we were pleased. it we are not giddy. we don't think the struggle is over. we know there is a long road to achieve justice and a sense of justice. we are eagerly awaiting what is going to happen. amy: and how did you discover this rarely used ohio law? >> i was called -- i received a phone call, please, come here i'm a, what we have in mind -- a call by a colleague of mine, by pastor colvin, some of the other eight. joe worthy was part of this, and little, rachel smith, pastor vernon. we came together and we listened. as we learned more, we asked questions. what does this mean? what opportunities does this give us? what kin

. >> rhonda williams, thank you for joining us, that is all for now. rachel madow is next. >> thank you for joining us, when he was running for election in 1992, president george h. bush famously flubbed an answer at a presidential debate. he was up there with bill clinton, and ross perot. remember him? a woman at the town hall asked a question about the national debate, and he just didn't understand the question and he started to answer it. and she interrupted him, and said no that was not my question. and the moderator tried to explain what the woman had been asking. and president bush tried again, and the woman was like no, again, you didn't get it. you didn't answer my question, it was very tense and awkward for a long time. and they just let it go for a long time where it got tense and tense and more tense. and president bush was the president at the time, with him screwing up at the debate it was a big deal in that campaign. the way that moment was crystallized in politics, the way it is remembered even now is not so much the back and forth that

. >> rhonda williams, thank you for joining us, that is all for now. is next. >> thank you for joining us, when he was running for election in 1992, president george h. bush famously flubbed an answer at a presidential debate. he was up there with bill clinton, and ross perot. remember him? a woman at the town hall asked a question about the national debate, and he just didn't understand the question and he started to answer it. and she interrupted him, and said no that was not my question. and the moderator tried to explain what the woman had been asking. and president bush tried again, and the woman was like no, again, you didn't get it. you didn't answer my question, it was very tense and awkward for a long time.

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. >> rhonda williams thank you for joining us, that is all for now.dow is next. >> thank you for joining us, when he was running for election in 1992, president george h. bush famously flubbed an answer at a presidential debate. he was up there with bill clinton, and ross perot. remember him? a woman at the town hall asked a question about the national debate, and he just didn't understand the question and he st

rhonda rousey. >> yes. larry: that's tough. that's toughness. that's changing the game in terms of, you know when we talk about athleticism. you like that? >> ya, the best stories sometimes are the women. serena williamsu.s. most dominant athlete period. sorry lebron. >> she transcends tennis, transcends the sport. >> exactly. >> she has moved on. way past tennis. >> and rhonda rousey the most dominant. she knocks women out in 19 seconds. the arm bar is on and it's over. >> larry: if we all agree women sports are exciting. most women sports to most people are exciting. why isn't it covered more. is it a conspiracy theory. >> media doesn't know how to tell the story right. >> larry: really. >> if they knew how to do it right and understood how many people want to heart stories of inspirational women in sports there would be more than 2% on sports center. there would be more attention to the womens world cup and more attention paid to the wonderful athletes here that are really paving the way for another generation. >> i think the popularity of a sport depends on pop culture. >> larry: huh-uh. >> pop culture is expressed through social media. >> larry: right. >> social media works in increments in 150 1