even my new trench coat with for a caller ronnie bought for ten cents on the dollar. secondhand gowns, old hand me downs, that china is the only thing that's new. even though they tell me i am no longer queen, did ronnie have to buy me that new showing machine? secondhand clothes, secondhand clothes. i sure hope ed miso is. i guess i came around to thinking, well, all right. we will try. i mean, it can't be worse than it was. so, she said, originally, they had thought that i would make fun of the press. and i said, no. no, no. i am not going to do that. the only -- the only way we couldn't do this, is if i make fun of myself. i make fun of myself. then, maybe i have a 50/50 chance here. as you well know, that first year it was not -- nobody was really crazy about me. i don't think i would've been crazy about me reading what i did about me. press was rough. >> press was rough. >> i really don't know why because it started before i ever got here. they didn't know me. i never did quite figure out why. i didn't know until i read it in your book that they were having meeti

you take your own phone and smash it on your face. >> trevor: rone, ronny, ronny, okay, ronny, first going after my social media posts. secondly, if you hate the internet, you realize you don't have to do this segment, right? >> what are you talking about? i live for this shit. ( applause ) and, by the way, by the way, that guy who got a fine for bringing mcdonald's mcmuffins into australia. that punishment wasn't harsh enough. they should have given him the death penalty. >> trevor: what? >> what kind of idiot brings mcdonald to another country! every country has mcdonald. there's a mcdonald's in every airport. is that-- yo, most airports now are just a mcdonald's. it's like we're just flying from mcdonald's to mcdonald's. and he smuggled it in his luggage. yo, smuggle it up your ass, like a professional. okay. tiger woods didn't take the money from the saudi golf-- whatever. >> trevor: yeah. >> tiger, asian to asian, yo, take the money. take the money. i'm telling you, take it. i-- i-- always take the 99 from the worst people in the world, okay. because what better way to punish ea

did ronnie have to buy me that new sewing machine. secondhand closed second-hand clothes, i sure sure hope ed me so i guess i came around. to thinking well, all right. we'll try. i mean it can't be worse than it was you know, and so she said originally they had thought that i would make fun of the press. and i said, no no that i'm not going to do that. the only the only way we could do this is if i make a fond of myself. i make fun of myself. then maybe i have a 50/50 chance here. as you well know. that first year was not. nobody was really crazy about me and i don't think i'd have been crazy about me reading what i did. about me press was rough. press was rough. i and i i and i really don't know why because it started before i ever got here. they didn't me. and i never did quite figure out why but anyway. i didn't know until i read in your book that. that they were having meetings about me and over in the west wing that i was a liability and everything like that. well, i guess maybe i was i was pretty gun shy i mean it had been rough

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-z >> like ronny lott.on chen got a chance to have a conversation with him >> reporter: ronny ronny lott wn four super bowls with the 49ersd he's led a huddle of generosity for the last 30 years >> you have all these incredibls and you have people who have big big hearts >> the nfl hall of famer and hie karen harness that star power to to break the cycle of poverty. y started the santa clara based nonprofit all stars helping kids kids in 1989. it helps grow innovative nonprofits that servd young people. all stars has given more than $30 million in seed money and coaching to more than 600 organizations >> what is your heart for the k? >> my heart for the kids is prey simple. how do you allow people to know that they can fit in? >> like we all do. like we all have. >> a lot of people of color ther had a chance t in. >> are you going to quit? are you going to surrender, are you going to find a way to giver upn this room, we don't surrender >> we've been able to show peope that there are people out there that c

we are checking in with ronnie lott next. you can h can watch our stream whenever, . whenever, wherever. find us on pluto tv channel 397 and for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. >> welcome back. we are just a few days away from the 49ers' preseason kicking off right here here on kpix. the red and gold take on the green bay packers friday at levi's stadium. during during our countdown we are take are take a look at some of the things that make the team, and the fans, so special. we have more on a hall of famer who has been riding his own playbook in community service for the last three decades. >> here's a big key to this 49er 49er defense, ronnie lott. >> reporter: ronnie lott won four super bowls with the 49ers, but in his retirement -- >> i want to win.

ronnie lott. sharon chen got to have a chat with them. >> that is a big part of that 49ers defense, ronnie lott . >> >> reporter: ronnie lott one, four super bowls with the 49ers. 49ers. in his retirement, the former safety has been huddling in generosity for the last 53 years. >> you have people that have big big hearts. >> reporter: the nfl hall of famer and his wife karen e of poverty. they they started the santa clara-based nonprofit, all-stars all-stars helping kids, in 1989. 1989. it helps grow innovative nonprofits that help disadvantaged young people. all-stars has given more than $30 million in money and coaching to more than 600 organizations. >> reporter: what is your heart for the kids? >> my heart for the kids is pretty simple. how do you allow people to know they can fit in? you know, a lot of people of color never had the chance to fg to fitting. >> are you going to quit? are you going to surrender? are you going to find a way to give up? in this room, we don't surrender. >> reporte

anyway, what of ronnie jackson, his doctor, doctor rane, where is ronnie?e was white house doctor. he was a great doctor. ronnie jackson, my doctor. where is ronnie. he was the whitehouse doctor. he was a great doctor. he was in amaral. a doctor, and now he's a congressman i say which is the best if you had your choice? he sort of indicated doctor because he loved looking at my body. it was so strong. he said i am the healthiest president that's ever lived. i said i like this guy, i don't know who the hell he is. >> how about that phony story, wasn't sure he should be honore because he felt very strong. >> what about that story. i wasn't sure if i should be honored because i very strong. i have these two big strong secret service guys. i said take me to the capital. so i grabbed the steering wheel. and he rebuffed me, so my hands fell around another powerful guy , i'd know these people, these are very strong people. it's just not my deal, so when the story came out, some people said i never knew you were that strong. >> true, trump is so strong, he couldn't

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congressman ronny jackson, good luck with your re-election.e that point if that's what you want to use to win your election. thank you, congressman. >> absolutely. let's get the government out of our business. thank you. appreciate it, guys. >> ashley: thank you. >> todd: have fun with "fox & friends." it's going to begin in 3, 2, 1. >> todd: top agent now out of the fbi. republican lawmakers zeroing in on allegations that he tried to interfere with the hunter biden laptop investigation. >> they there just seem to be a limited number of these agentser to do their dirty work. >> taken to task over novak djokovic not being allowed to come in this country. >> how come unvaccinated immigrants allowed to come no this country and if tennis players are not.

( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: thank you so much, ronny, stay tuned because when we come back abbin the show. don't go away! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪cold as ice♪ ♪melt my heart away in the summer time♪ ♪ she's cold as ice ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cold as ice ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show. my guest tonight is actor, writer & producer, abbi jacobson. she's here to talk about co-creating and starring in the new series, "a league of their own," which premieres on prime video august 12th. >> hi! it's us again. >> henry. >> hi! >> henry, okay, i need you to send this immediately. you need to make sure it goes out, all right. >> i will. >> immediately. >> don't open it. >> why would i open it. >> why did you even bring that up. >> i mean, is there someone else? this is sealed, to keep it that way. >> you're bad. henry's a bad boy. >> i don't plan on being bad. >> don't be bad, henry. >> please enjoy your stay. >> don't be bad! >> trevor: please welcome abbi jacobson! ( cheers and applause ) ♪♪ ♪♪ >> trevor: abbi jacobson! >> wow. wow. >> trevor: welcome back to "th

that crisis changed everything especially for nancy, nothing can ever happen to my ronnie, she wrote, my life would be over. while the world w a the time how close he came to death, ronald reagan was spared and he believed there was suddenly a higher purpose to his life, going forward he would be dedicated to that. nancy, on the other hand, was haunted by the horror of all of it, plagued with fear that something like that could happen again. tell us about that moment, how she learned the news and how she had to carry that horror with her "after words". >> guest: i tried to take the reader minute by minute by minute, what that day was like for her. the head of her secret service detail, and agent, here's over the command center, under the oval office that there has been a shooting. at that point they are told rawhide, the president's code name is fine, he hasn't been hit, but he knows that nancy reagan has got to get this news from him, doesn't want to hurt to hear it any other way so he sprints up to the residence, doesn't wait for the elevator and he gets there and as soon as he says

that crisis changed everything, nancy.lly for i think it ever happened to might ronnie she wrote, my life would be over. what the world did not know at the time, how close he really came to death, ronald reagan was spared and he believed there is it higher purpose to his life. going forward he would be dedicated to that. nancy on the other hand was haunted by the horror of all of it plagued with fear or something like that could happen again. tell us about that moment, how she learned the news and how she had to carry that horror with her after words. >> in that chapter i really did try to take the minutes at some point reader minute by minute by minute with that day was like for her. the head of her secret service detail appears over the command center under the oval office there is been a shooting. at that point they had told rawhide, the president's codenamebu he's fine he hasn't been hit but he knows that nancy reagan's got to get this news from him. does not want her to hear any other way. so he sprints up to the residence where he does not wait for the elevator. he gets there a

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the other getting solutions to various problems from my digital computer and making sure that my ronnie who radar transponder and vhf ranging systems are working properly and doing a host of other small details all of which are necessary for the successful completion of this is astronaut edwin aldrin lunar module pilot for the apollo 11 moon landing mission. what's the first thing you and neil armstrong will do after landing. one of the first things that we will be engaged in is making immediate decisions as to how long we'll be staying on the surface. there are several. favored abort points that we will be checking very systems to to get a stay or no stay. beyond these points the first one occurs some four or five minutes after touchdown the next one about 10 minutes and the final stay occurs. one revolution afterward what we will be doing during that first revolution is very intensely preparing the vehicle for a simulated countdown to launch. which we will carry up to the last five or ten minutes before the the asset one revolution later as the command module comes over following this

this is the 1st time that am ronnie vaughn has been able to hold this riley in la whore off of that bi election. and richard party made a come back. now as you can see, it's been about 56 hours since people started boarding and do the bug, it's on okay. stadium situated in the all. and you can still see people coming in. this is indeed going to be a large gathering. but it's also on important to understand that despite the fact that jim ronnie vaughn has said that this is going to be a celebrating 75 years of independence that he's going to make an important announcement. he's up against a coalition government that ouster them and did it for the 1st time and focused on history. that 60 percent of the cabinet members are convicted criminals who are out on bed. so m, ron of god, hoping to galvanize the people i do already judged against corruption and that this government has to go because your debt failed to deliver on it from it. i need to go just going to announce a new plan, but he said that tonight is the night of celebration, that that message should go out to the rest of the world

that was "smokey mountain rain" by ronnie milsap, if you are from tennessee, you know that one, 1 of from the volunteer state who requested it. hawes in the house seats lives in knoxville, what do you love about that song? speak a love that song living here in the smoky mountains. i am originally from texas, your home state. but in 2017 i moved to the smoky mountains and fell in love with the area. in new york city or somewhere after college, and fell in love with everything, there is something new to discover here in the mountains. it is beautiful. i will hike like once amica end. make it a goal to see a beautiful hike or see something in the gatlinburg, pigeon forward, one of those towns by the smokies, and it is a place i never thought i would call home after leaving texas. thought it would begin new york or l.a., but every time i listen to "smokey mountain rain" it reminds me why don't want to leave this place. it is to be on you live in a beautiful place, congratulations. >> thank you so much, kelly, i love it here. >> kelly: thank you so much, i love ronnie milsap as well! we h

hand in hand with her beloved ronnie watching as we remember and celebrate her time as first lady. thrilled with the beautiful, california like weather and relieved she has no speaking role. please and humbled at the same time by this special honor but also ready for the spotlight to be moved on to someone else. it's now my privilege and pleasure to introduce the first lady of the united states. joe biden thank you anne, you know we can all hear really how much you loved your aunt. and i know that you must be feeling so proud of you. and good morning and welcome to the white house. and thank you to the us postal service and isn't this stamp? just beautiful? you know there really is nothing that can prepare you to be first lady to wake up here steps from the oval office to sit in the jackie kennedy garden and watch the morning light. just climb the monuments of our nation's capital. first ladies aren't elected. we have really no instructions to guide us. we're just sort of thrust into the national spotlight. in a way that i know none of us could have anticipated. yet each day is suc

i know that she is with us today, hand-in-hand, with her beloved ronny. watching as we remember, and celebrate her time as first lady. thrilled with the beautiful california like weather, and relieved she has no speaking role, pleased and humbled at the same time by this special honor, but also ready for the spotlight to be moved on to someone else. we it is not my privilege and pleasure to introduce the first lady of the united states, joe jill biden. we [applause] thank you, and. we can all hear really how much you love your aunt, and i know that she must be feeling so proud of you. good morning, and welcome to the white house. thank you to the u.s. postal service, and isn't this stamp just beautiful. we [applause] there really is nothing that can prepare you to be first lady. to wake up here, steps from the oval office, to sit in the jackie kennedy garden and watch the morning light just climb the monuments of our nation's capital. first ladies art elected. we have really no instructions to guide us. we are just sort of stick thrust into the national s

lecture in new york state. rushed, he had spent years in hiding and under police protection after ronnie and leaders called for his execution over his 1988 novel. they say tannic versus a 24 year old man has been taken into custody panic as a man rushes the stage and attacks at famine rusty as he's about to speak. the author fell to the ground. police said he was stabbed in the neck. his assailant was tackled and taken into custody people who are on the stage with him immediately rushed to the attacker. and people jumped on to this stage from the audience to the point where there are probably 20 people on stage coin the attacker off and keeping him contained. and there happened to be, at least for physicians in the audience who were able to come up on stage and, and help the author was transported to hospital via helicopter. the attack happened as he was about to deliver an address about artists living an exile under threat of persecution in western new york. he is alive, he is a been transported year lifted to safety. but here's an individual who has some spent decades. ah, speaking tru

nos habla ronnie desde los Ángeles. >> inicia un nuevo aÑo escolar y estudiantes recibirÁn desayuno yentraran a primer grado y con entusiasmo nos dice lo que le gusta comer en la escuela. >> $596,000,000 fueron aprobados en el verso resto anual para este programa dejÓ la junta escolar. california es el primer estado en garantizar que todos los niÑos tengan acceso a comida gratuita. >> estÁ todo caro y es una ayuda para los padres que tenemos ayuda bajo recurso. >> empacar almuerzo con sus dos hijos. >> me dejaron un mensaje donde dicen que van a dar comida y alimento a todos los niÑos que va a ser muy nutritiva y buenos alimentos le va a dar a ello y que aprovechan para comer, es gratuito. >> recibirÁn fondos para mejorar las cocinas y cafeterÍas, ayudando a proporcionar almuerzos saludables y es importante para nosotros y para los niÑos que coman saludable y una ayuda para los padres. >> antel inflaciÓn y los altos costos de la comida, lÍderes estatales decidieron tomar esta medida donde las deudas por almuerzos escolares de aÑos anteriores han sido perdonadas. >> la familia de vanes

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ronnie in irving, texas. democratic caller. what do you say about this debate in washington over the veterans' health care bill? caller: thank you for taking my call. they should pass this bill immediately. the republicans are doing what they always do, they are playing it for political reasons. there was nothing changed when they voted on it from when they agreed on it the first time. you had your senators like that idiot ted cruz from texas, that plays everything from every angle for his own political gains. this bill should be passed immediately. there is nothing more important than taking care of our veterans. they are being screwed from vietnam on words. like i said, this bill needs to be passed immediately. the veterans need to be taken care of. if we can't take care of them, that says a lot about the kind of people we are. host: ronnie, i want to get your reaction, this is from a magazine, "the pact act would create a service presumption for 23 conditions, including several types of cancer, leukemia, bronchitis, for vete

. >> state rep ronnie crudup jr. represented jackson, mississippi, the state's largest city.of the new horizon ministry. representative, thank you so much for being here. 180 people in jackson cannot flush their toilets or drink the water or brush their teeth. you live there. what is it like for your family? >> well, first of all, thank you for letting me share this opportunity. it is difficult, definitely. my wife and three kids are suffering the same thing with our family not being able to flush toilets over the night. we did have this morning a little bit of water pressure so we could flush toilets but we can't shower, can't bathe, and can't send the kids to school, and so it's been a difficult situation for myself but also for the residents all over the city of jackson. it's over 180,000 residents who are suffering right now because of this water outage. >> how long are the kids going to be out of school? >> we don't know right now. last time this actually happened in february of last year, some of our kids were out for, you know, almost a month, and so we're hoping it's

lott. >> this 49er defense, ronnie lott. >> reporter: this team won four super bowls. in his retirement - retirement -- >> we want to win. >> reporter: this safety has led led with generosity. >> you have all these incredible incredible stars, but you also have people have big hearts. >> reporter: the nfl heard -- hall of famer and his wifecycle poverty. they started a nonprofit, all-stars helping kids, in 1989. it helps grow innovative nonprofits that helpd help disadvantaged young people. people. they have given more than $30 million in money and coaching to more than 600 organ. 600 organizations. >> reporter: what is your heart for the kids? >> my heart for the kids is pretty simple. how do you allow people to know they can fit in? you know, a lot of people of color never have a chance to fit fit in. >> are you going to play, are you going to surrender, are you going to find a way to give up? >> reporter: the game plan -- >> >> in this room, we don't surrender. >> reporter: to level the playing field for underserved kids. >> we have been able to do that. that. we ha

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